The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-06
le Princess of Wales OPP
posed the Match.
MAGNIFICENT CEREMONY
fferenCes in the Royal Fam
ally Over the Affair.

Nal TO The News.
etNEw York, July 6 "A dispa oh
IA London says: The marriage
the Princess Victoria Mary Au.
4 to Louisa Olga Pauline Claudin me
mes, better known by the name
the Princess May, eldest child
I only daughter Of the Duke and
chess of Teck; ard Prince Geo.
sderick Ernest Albert of Wales,
Ike of York, Earl of Inverness
vi Baron Killarney, was solem-
I lad at high noon today in the
APPEL Royal of ST.. James.
But for an in.erposition Of Provi-
ace that might possibly be re-
est:ded as merciful, the bride If to-.
might have some months ago
IN not only WIFI but mother
\ ginally betrothed to the Duke
Clarence and Avopda(e, elder
-ther of the bridegroom of today,
d heir presumptive to tie British
rome, the wedding wa, set for
brnary 9th, 1892 But man
opposes and God disposes, and be-
70 the day appointed for the nup-
Y lie the bridegroom-elect bad ceased
be of earth, and the bride-to be
'o,hanged the magnificent trousseau
1t han involved months of prepa-
ion, for the habilimeuts of woe.
is was little more than year
>. The public grief of the Prin
swas short-lived, although there
those who say that Albert Vic
or was her first and only love, and
It Borrowing sentiment from
2 leen Elizabeth, of memory bles
or otherwise, she has declar, d
Olat when she dies the name of AL.
-crt Victor will be found written
her heart.
The death of the heir-presumptive
ade his brother his heir to the
rome. and exigences of state de
snded that the latter should be.
me a benedict with the least
'ssible delay. And SO it happened
LlSat within a few months after all
at was mortal of the Duke OF
arence had been consigned to the
ausoleum in the royal chapel a
! 'indsor his surviving brother wa
siduously occupying himself with
aking love, or alleged love, to the
RI that had exchanged orange
ossoms for crepe, and a little
,nhile later public ann ouncement OF
Q betrothal was made.
The match all along has beer
7aledited to Queen Victoria, who la
Plways excelled in this particular
,e. Naturally enough it was per
'N:ctly satisfactory to the parents Of
9 bride, while the Prince Of
'ales, whatever might have beer
Is personal opinion, did not care
,out placing himself in position
antagouism toward the wishes OF
hims of his royai mother. The
Tincess of Wales, however, hac
such scruples. She proteste,
yainst the match with vim ant
orgor, and, according to report
lere was many family couacil il
a(hich she vehemently objected tc
ale Duke of York stepping into th'
Toes of his d lad brother and giving
. name TO the latter's ex-sweet
' cart. Intimations of the Princess
)hews reached the outside world
nd The populace sided with her t.
lch an extent that 1T was though
o.t one time the engagement woul(
Q declared off The Queen set he
DOT down, aud insisted that sh
'ould have her own way. There
pom the arrangements for tn
'edding were commence and tn
'rincess Of Wales went off 10 tn
ointment and mourned in her owl
rivscy. Her action gave grea
()dense to the Prince of Wales, an,
hen she retained TO London he no
NY failed to meet her hime elf a
aytesstation, but also neglected tt
rder the usual escort to await he
rival, and che was forced to driv