Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-01-24

london, Jan. a2.-7:O7 p. m.-The
text of the prince of Wales dispatch
TO the lord mayor is as follows:
osborne, 6:45 p. m.-My beloved
mother has just past away, surround
ed by her children and grandchildren.
{Signed.) "Albert Edward"
On May "a, 1919, girl child. who was
TO rule millions OF people In widely sep
vas vas born IN dlngy old kensington palace.
She was the only daughter Of the Duke
and Duchess OF Kent, granddaughter Of
George H., tn. then ,king of England. and
ward King William III. In due time she
was christened Victoria, and from the
egnn III n her and training
would have been wild fancy indeed
shat had predicted such a career as she
wa MAS aftually destined to 1 there be-
and the throne, her tatner and mother,
her grandmother, the dowager Duchess
Of Copurg, also grandmother, OF tho
sort OF Englands queen, and indeed
George ~. Of England himself, regarded
her ne as very likely to be the sovereign OF
bert, when he courted Victoria years at
terWard, said to her that he had been
told from childhood that one day he was
10 marry the queen OF England, and she
The Duke Of Kent, who was the fourth
q seven l., absolute sons born to King
an infant, leaving behind him an enor-
NOUS Indebtedness. ~
Victoria came OF age on May a.. 1887.
and on June 20, less than q month later,
she was declared queen of England. Will
lam ILL., having just died. T.. =. .tt..
fhe &C coronation !oaS ceremonies occurred on
tropolis been, so crowded. Places along
a nigh premium. BY dark on the proceed
At daybreak Of the 18th ~ the Popular
enthusiasm had reached high pitch.
,rhe procession outdid anything Of the
k Handd that had before been witnessed in
ordered out in full force, there were
Twelve royal carriages, each containing
Two ladies and two gentlemen, and each
drawn by six pranclng horses. Then
came the queens state coach. drawn by
eight cream-colored horses and attended
ny eaeb at each ~hee ad fee
was held in the vast building always
used for the imposing ceremonies Of Eng
l'sh royalty-.Westminste Abbey. y
queens enjoy privilege which is with
held, save IN leap year. from women oc-
eupying less august position in the, So
G1a aksg tbe asn that Ct
their their s Wit}1s;a Ard it was therefSrs
June 70, 1888, invited her cousin, Prince
Albert of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, to share
1 his hle with her It is only stating the
that it was one that had been agreed
herself approved Of the young man. The
ruary, 1910, at the Chapel Royal, St.
James: palace. The wedding breakfast
was given at B9ckingham palace, and the
days was spent at windsor cast castle, The
Prince Consort died Dec. IA, 1861.
Victoria had nine children--Victoria,
Duchess of Hesse; Alfred, Duke Of Edin-
burge; Princess helena, Princess Louise:
Duke Of Albany and Princess Beatrice:
All have had large families save. the
Princess Louise, who married Lord
Lorne.
In 1897 Queen Victoria celebrated her
Of respect and affection We're paid the
by all LII the civilized world. :
Khartoum retaken. it being in this cam
paign that Lord Kitchener won most OF
his fame as q general: On Oct; Il 81 the
same year the Transvaal declared war
Grief oyer the loss Of the large num-
bers Of British soldiers during. the war
the causes of the rapid failing of the
queens health. =
In 1900 the queen visited Ireland, where
she was welcomed by the people with
every sign of affection. In the same year
the international forces occupied Picking.
Seven y, times during her reign was
on one occasion, in May. 1850. did her
majesty receive any actual injury. and
that Of mere ,transitory. character. Her
missed officer of hussars, and he was
seized before he had time to accomplish
more than strike. her a sharp blow in
The first attempt to assassinate her was
Was made Ib IN f June, $780, BY man named
while she. was. driving up Constitution
hill with her husband The would-be
murderer was detained several years in
Queen Victoriawas small in stature be-
ing only feet II inches in height, and
during the latter part of her life very
stout. This, however, did not prevent her
and majesty Of department It was i'm
possible to eon me anything more
It is said that Victoria used to 3' con-
slider herself rea..J at home In but one
place, and that her private garden at Os-
the Isle Of Wgh There nhvs she had
erty-on which no stranger was ever al
lowed to intrude. A Swiss chalet has
been built there and fitted up as sort OF
themselves the queen has exploited her
personal taste in the matter Of tree
planting, Royal marriages were COM
Incorporated by planting slips from myr-
tie bush. 3s& 5ss
Bismarck, N. D., Jan. 21-The educa-
tional association bill for conducting OF
perintendent was introduced Saturday by
Representative Hall. This takes the ex-
aminations out of the hands Of county
form standard for teachers. The bill Ia
desired by the state educational associa-
MOn and Is one of several measures urged
by them. 1 f2fi !.
Not Afraid OF Kidnapers.
MGnnrdie. - said The mntharlv old a0lfl