Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-01-30

muetered that he should, never, .set foot
in her house assin. which she -did not
n hear: and after DELIVERING herself OF her
seat. plightily. proud OF her exploit. IL
arose out OF her SAVING that, She would
ence OF the queen to coatradict the things
N wh,Sn N ISSdy Jersey said OF her. and TO
tr.ted the whole fabric OF society in Eng
s ee nr1 had ea sake OF i hes
PlaSe In that society as the heiress 20 the
tlor national purposes the princess COM
pae.ed her majority on the 18th anniver-
On June 3. nine days after the event
Is ad ia ana piase the King was desperate
The king died at 200 on the morniu9
of June y. and the young queen met her
council at kensington palace at II a. m.
two royal dukes. the TWO arehbisho sne
me chanSellor and tho prime minister
read to the council. the usual order pass.
ed, inc doors were thrown open and the
or the proceedings the clerk OF the
SoOnSii wrote: After she had read her
for the security OF the Church OF Scot n
anu the privy, councillors We're sworn.
o one 'wo t ROYAL dukes iirst by themselves.
s snS" k,s oeI9re her swearing allsglance
trast between their civil and natural re-
Iatlons. and this was the only sign OF
sasinS she Kissed Them SoaS a add rene
duke OF Sussex. who was furthest from
her and too infrm TO reach her She
seemed rather bewildered at the multi
tudc OF men who were sworn and who
Sane. one after another. TO kiss her
nor did she make the slightest diner.
SnSG IN nsr manner or show any in her
rank. station I rtir
Watched her when Lord Mel BBeuIlSS'S anS
the ministers and the duke OF yelling
through the whole ceremony. occasion.
ally looking ut Melbourne for instruction
which hardly ever occurred. and WITH
perfect calmness and self-possession. but
esty and propriety particularly interest
ing and ingratiating"
after her lover had reached WINDSOR
the queen informed Lord A.eioourne that
rage. ON the 18th she thus wrote 90
Baron Stockmar:
begin my letter but thin oW t hot n now 10
wal contain Will be sufficient to insure
your forgiveness. Albert has complete
between us this morning. / feel
certain he will make me very happy. /
making him happy, but l shah do my
best. Uncle Leopold must tell You ali
" to do 'n' details which l have not time
The official and public announcement OF
the betrothal was not made either i'm
Germany or England till tho close OF the
year.
Tho prince arrived in England for his
marriage on February o. 1910. The mar
riage took place on February 10 In the
chapel of st. James palace. THE morn
Ing" writes Theodore Martin I'm his II ife
of the Prince Consort." had been wet.
toggy and dismal, but the day was not
TO want the happy omen OF that sun
shine which came aftcrward TO be prov
erbially known as queens weather.
from tho chapel the clouds passed on. the
sun shone out with unusual brilliancy
and the thousands who lined the roads
from Buckingham palace TO Windsor cas-
tic 10 see the sovereign and her husband
as they passed were moro fortunate than
those who had crowded the avenues OF
81. James palace in tho morning heed
less of rain and cold, to witness tho bri-
DIAL procession on its way to and from
the chapel"
Notwithstanding the hearty efforts of
the queen to Identify herself with her
subjects and TO promote their welfare
three attempts have been made upon
her life. An insane post boy k.dwa nd
oxford. fired n pistol at her majesty as
size was driving on Constitutional hill
The attack was repeated by one Francis
with similar weapon on nearly the
same spot. The pistol ball passed under
the carriage. About two months after
this hunchback named Bcan similarly
cssayed the assassIns role. but was pre-
vented from accommodating this object by
a boy. Dassett. who happened TO DO