Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-16
PRINCE ANO PRELATE
Albert Victor, Heir Prt>umptivc
to the British 'l'i'rone, Dir of
Lung Troubles.
Cardinal NJ aiming If the Catholi'
= Church Pas>ps AWAY -'ar.|l'
nal >ltneuni .Al~y Drati,

: 1.UNUDN Jun. 14.--Duk, uf (IuretIc
IN de"d. tn. f,i*c+ ot Wales i,ar ,e,I
tht tnlt"wlnE Telegram u the Lnrt
Mayor IF 1.rntIon:
"O"r hrl"ved ton passed away Il
nine "'cintk ,n-day.'
'Iht new- ut the death Of the U!lk
has cau-tal wild. spr- ri KrIef, and al.
ready demonstrations nf public tretlnI
ure everywhere apparent. UA all public
buildings tile tlak, are displayed II
half must, and throughout thr wholt
ot London ,he news is tec, ivtd Will
expression ut Tie uerptH, roir>w.
On Receipt Of The news the l. ri
Mayor vt ouce gave orue.s to lxve tux
gieat bell In 1T. PAuIr Cathedral tolied
aud als" sent the following message to
the Pr'n:H of WALe-: 1--WE ore pro-
foundly moved by the sAd news and
have communicated it to our fellow
citizens. We tender our deep and re-.
~ ectful sympathy with your royal
! highuers In this great sorrow and na-
ttonAt caIamty.'
When the solemn to|ling ot the
| great Gtlls In the st. Paul's atheuraI
| WIS heard this morning II conveyed
To every one with hearing the tact
that the Duke # CIuceuce nad ia a,4ed
away. TIE bells in 1T. Paul's uever
tol1ed save on the occasion OF the death
of the tlelr TT the throne. The new.
Of his death cau-ed ~ldeepre grief.
hun already urnnnstratun+ ut pub G
feeliuH ait apparent everywhere.
Throughout T. t while of L4Onu, ii tile
-nd int lItE+nc- Was received with tx-
pre-4'"n Ut TIT ue~t'e,t *'rr"w. Tue
blinds IT pubic hou=rs anu iuuny prl>
vHtt house, and >t"l'- ~efr drawn
The ntternnoh pap r. a|I appeared with
mourning boru+ra Up to unon io Of
ficAi bulletin uf thc '!e t;h Of the DIk
h". bten l->uc't Il Suuuringhutn Hall ,
but >n.'n after IT. o'c.utk The blind, III
the church wh> placed ut hull ni1st
uhd Tie rhutCh hrll tnEAu tnItlng
The.e lact> gave to the teup'e waiting
about the GAtts tnt first In.
toln4Atn.n tlIut aIE WAS over. FIR ',ll All
early nour this nlnruing re-,ntu,ce'
| u!ents Of l'olice were detailed tor duly
about $atiurughum Hail ANA they
prevented any ncc~11 tn the ll't'sr.
As the day pr"gres'ti the cr wi in
the vicinity Ut Marlborough Hru.e tu>
eruased. The mall WA, ut tiults Gnu
pleteIy blocked with carriages cunv-,-
Ing the must nottt1 people OF The king
dom. Lord Salisbury, prlm m4iul--
ter. and Lady Salisbury, sind nearly
the +ntlre diplomatic corps, were
among tue callers.
At ! n'clock this afternoon the fol.
lowing dtspa'ch was received by three
attending physician ut Sandrlngham:
"After marked Improvement during
the early part of the night. the streng, b
of the Duke suddenly failed. About 2
O'Clock hs began gradually to sink
aud deA.h occurred u. 9:l5 q. III.
Prince Albert Victor Christian Ed-
ward wa, born January s, 1854. HI
was the eldest son of the Prince of
Wales, and consequently In direct line
of succession Ia tho thcne. He was
educated ut Trinity College Cam.
bridge, and the University of Heid+1-
berg. On leaving the University be
proceeded to Aldershot to prepare fnr
the army. In 1880 he took his seat In
the house Of Lor%1s. His present MILL
tary rank il that of 1najor; he Aolding
u commission ia the Teulh Hutsa1s.
OF which regiment Ills father is colonel
The dead Primes WIS to have been
married to P.lucess Victo,ts, Maria Of
Teck, February eth. BY the death Of
the Duke ut Clarence the next per+on
to the Prince # Wales III the line Of
A'rtrS ruccessfon III Prime George of
Wal<t +, brother of the Duke, who IL u
commander III tho navy.
Prince Albert Victor had always
been the favorite grandson of The
Queen, and hi. unti'uely death waa a
most severe blow to her. Upon tue
receipt IT the news of llis death she ilu-
med'ateIy telegrapheh long message
of sympathy to the Prince and Princ~
ess of Wales. To Princess Mary her
majesty sent II message condoltng with
her In her sorrow and distress and i'll
loving words Expressing her ny mpathy.
She ordered her court to 90 tnto full
mourning for three months and cA11>
celed all "drawing rooms" aud state
levets. Her majesty announced that
the funeral of The Duke will he a state
function aud thRt 1t will be held iu st.