Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26
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4 US .o THE THRONE
A','' I'd, was a memorable one en- n
nIail,, T england seldom h haa
a ' i.2 y Of country ghlsn n 1ol
% .,.ous hitch OF oesia''1 a ~.
NJ ', ,a.s more seriously men men
Il s;'7 .s. ~. me desunles Of a con-
81 '.'.' ~ ~~ that had STOOD
sl ...l. o ], eight hundred years ., en-
, n. nsrs !orbldding gloom 49,.
,.i'i ,l u oft y, tie Princess charlotte l,' ,o
''a. guy !, y, y he youngest son .,' o.
~ y, .'J nd and had inspired him with Win
S'.''. '' !, marry. As yet the on'y
~. had taken wives were the
T.. y ", York pl. who had children and and
q li 1sts n cumberland. Mh4 $50 '''''
~, y, csld was not born TIL 4si''
HER FATHER.
.s,,5 brytber was Edward, Duke
Y. g.' ',' tben 6fty-one years OF age.
Na', rei on terms Of ordinary
.,,5.bIp With any Of his pLo'ne'''
r.y he determined 70 marry
4 v.','s daughter Of Duke Franz Oh
wtcbarg at that time lllrt ! ,.,,
.ofags. had taken the Dukes ran
IN I'M II. 1915, this lady peca i.,
n, 1..sess Of Kent, the future mo'her
H. future queen Of England; ,,s
IN he Duke was informed by ms
r hat he had the prospect OF an
MAS his wish that the chlld
"A Ne born on English soil. Tue
my was attended with difficulty ior
IA race was much pressed for READY
a b In The spring Of ISIS, however.
4, rirpey was made. The duke ana
Is we're installed at KenslngIon
VI then as now, q place Of resi-.
ID f6r the members and prOteges OF
- eysl family and on May a, sls
\ -stty little princess, plump as a
tr8gc" was born The duke was
i.rted with the child He would
tlu.t and caress her and then mana
BIO the arms Of admiring spectators
',h The caution. Take care OF her
M she win be queen Of England HIS
IA dld not live TO enjoy his parenIa
lpDlness long
Ithad been prorhesied that two mem
b. o., the family would die % tht
four,e OF 1890 The duke believed The
prophecy implicitly, but be- applied Il
II hls brothers. In the winter Of 1879
b. had gone 70 the sheltered watering
place Of Sidmouth, IN De-onshIfe. 10
oheat' as he said The winter" One
tsy he happened. when taking a walk
81 &c, vet and % c.tch cold. Acute
Inflammation 0f he lungs supervened
III duke sent f0r another attendant
hi friend General WeatheraI. whose
ynSsnce had 50 stimulating an effect
b. DE PROSTATE nervous energies OF the
fauaut That be rallied sufficiently 10
tr his viii.
" With difficulty writes Baron Stock.
LIN. be wf0ie Edward below the last
4 f'a1@ looked aiient,gy az each sep
zaie letter ard asked Il the signature |
Ras clear end 'sg.be Then he sank
1'k exhausted on the pillows The |
per- n'Tnng OH was over" The poor |
lioT ADDS tha same chronlcler |
4 folr. A's.li owing 10 the dukes |
= foasi''ih.e debts IN a very uncom. |
h 'H.'a position at the time Of his f.
Hsr BROTHER Leopold enabled /
3 r % is .r 90 Nen'ing'on where She /
t'h'''a Z. devoted herself 10 the eiu.
pun Of ,H cAid Queen Victoria"
T DEArH oFGgoRGE THE THIRD. /
K 81 iig ale; the death OF the DIXIE
Asl, t prophecy above mentioned /
l'si ilinled by Jhe death of
ia'la George Ill., 40 half.past .
sl % iie nonlug OF Jaallry 4l fbst
- '.'l 0ut by m.n,a. maIady /.
IA l-'A.- decay breath ID bis lasi /
ii ~r-'-'' 'le tlst The D.H sovereign |
+. f!-.' Regent was puc.a.mai /
n \" u, Win The usla i1ru.Iites
n W sac Temple bar Casrlnr
N g aal ether places nus
-.'s4 pc removal OF lha -p.j li,r
4 %. ,een So .ong .c1srreI nom
's y 4liye Part 10 political com
- u, .4ee 1lf quite uuslccess- I
4 100 his right TO control ,yas
II ','taly ieIt DO the c0nduct M |
4 l government it produced "a
.-.i. ''g4.n among the mass az /
~. fehC"ing, as 10 ana. mon
e'Tt VI lhe Princess Charlotte |
S--s Of hent it awoke a Sem.
I . ..@'s ls4l.eiude as 10 tha
t.,.t ,,,gsslJn 20 The mon8rcny
N. ~, ~ ,ae new king was precaT.
II, was advanced. he had mo-
4r 4us Duke OF York the heir
B. }..tts married had no fam1v
ulte u Clarence. The nsv5
,toi fip- age be had bad
J. 10y, corn Q. him. Each NJ
D. b ,.ss ,.I n infancy bu further
contingency sun NOT
-N % Wcfesslar ma. a,
a, klns.ngtoD Pslars
s-,. [ passed by made n
at AZ, way It only the me- Of
,s,-i. ,..tie spared. up1n her
l,f- Ultimately must deyoiyo
~ +. ICY l.l tha prophetic boasi
" III, Hsnt was fulfilled earI.
IA p, nave been anticipated
F iasned Tor just ten p go.
O. ~ . ne throne as George
rnl1... Clarence Just seven
'@ARSs THE FACT
, Z a. ,uniIl she was twelve
ftefrsN Voc Princess w..
psi ~ z ktow the hisb dSs ,1, "a
os. ~. and even theb tbs
raaa.s VI an almost acclden.
\ Ger about twelve y..,.. -,
asrts,sI ,, wees o. the Duke OK
,a., f. ll sEera called In f5r her or
1 nt H55...a addition TO French Ger
lta zen Latin and "a ii,tio
-,laa,s ~. acquired an accurate
Ma s,s , sl lhe rudiments ~
Al M 'ehee especially hot.
ial re. she UNFRAMED In tho
| PEI sigts,,,uno menlous subjects
bg-y 'uoa' Prince Leonold
luks ~ wus bfoiher-in-IaW ~
t'g,,,,, Aent who exercised q
| i,,H rsi5 over e NE duchess and
egla55 9 w especial attention ta
tavrBti,l princess In poi-
,ii srs '3aal history. he bad
ssfnsr ,ih'n.,sent assistant In
ghlle among English
lrr6's..-e.'ne was not int,a
|.s,,',aa Prince ALBERT.
/ a. ~ A'r, 1 oou..6 husband soa Of the