The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-22
KAISER WOULD
RULE ENGLAND
Reported to Aspire to Brit.
ISL Throne.
CHANCES REMOTE
FOR HIS ACCES, ION
Wales Reported to Have Liberal
LeaningS.

New York. Jan. IA cable ., ...
World from London says.
The announcement thar .r. r-.s.-.
has gone To- Cowes gives rise O.. tho. y
traordinary rumgr that it has a..- .-.
quentiy imputed TO the kaiser Tint. d..
as the eldest son of the queens .-l.-.
child. regards himself as rfErt.-- ....
cessur to the British throne and 10.
apparently surmised i'm some ..a--.[
that his journey to the Osborne. r.-.'
has some relation 10 that lu.-F-.-.
claim.
In England the monarch legally r--.-
dies, for Immediately upon tr. f-.-
of the reigning sovereign the -.ra-a---
" passes TO his suCcess1r. ~. .
mOny or installation is required --.
successor becoming monarch lr in.
Of the lay itself.
Death Called Demise
So tender is the law of ~a--.s.--
even q possibility of his death Thar rs
natural dissolution is generally .s-.
his demise, an expression which ..--
hes merely a transfer of ur.n.--
When the queen dies the F-.a.. %
Waise becomes king, and viii odd -.
earliest convenient opportunity .-.
ably in the course of the same Hr- ~
ceiVe the premier home secretary .-.
other important ministers. r-r-.sa----
the privy council, who viii carEra-r.
him formally on his succession 81
merly the death of suyer-5-r Of
self dissolved parliament and the ~
istry- BY the reform bill off 1858 F.
law was repealed and now the -vfs--
parliament and ministry are unaa--
by the demise of the crown
The death of the queen WiI- be- --.
claimed by the new king in the Gszz-.
and separate copy of the rrr.r.--.
ton VIII be posted at the N.r.-
House Thus the British em-f-4 mn
be COnstitutionally notified of the ..
CessiOn of a new sovereign Tie .a--.
nation viii probably not take place fir
a year. The queen acCeded June 81
1887. but was not crowned until r-.
IS, 1898. although then NO such bar
royal festivities existed as the S--
African embrOgliO now furnishes
May Rule as Edward VII.
It is generally understood thar Wal.
will elect to reign as Edward VIII ~
although the queen was ALWAYS O..
sirOus that he should be- Albert L --.
| prince disapproves of bringing Ger.
man name into the British -sv---.---r
| There are six months mourning t-.r-
D .
I Ously affect the Approaching L.-Fr
! season, while the Duke of Works s-r.
pOdean tour is almost certain 60 b.
! postponed. The Prince uf Wales .s
| king may within the constitution ME-
! terially affect the course NJ E--,.
politics.
He has always had lisa-a- -s-r-s
He deteSted BeacOnSfelI and --s
warm admiration for GIsf-r-a Ills
most intimate friend amuu- I'd. .a-5r-
politicians is ROSebery. and j. F.. be-
lieVed the prince viii vvors -.- Rose
bery's premiership When Gladstone
adopted home rule the prime s8 u
the late M8hI0w Sands of NV I-s
who told the present write d. OBJ.
! time Personally. 7 could fui Ode
[ lection to home rule if I Were SATISFIED
/ it did not mean home rule"
Meeting With ParuelL
Before that Lord Randolph churchill
at the princes suggestion Arrange.
/ that Parnell should meet him 40 June
! cheon at the Junior Constitutional club
! ParneII never spoke of what passed 10
/ this meeting, but a couple a. Years a.-
| terward. when a demand u4s made ul
/ parliament for a fuTtr-- allowance tar
/ the princes family. Gladstone was -l-
! abled to carry il by The vote Of tls
/ Irish party.
Has Worked One Power
He has prominently identified hin.
/ self with the efforts To- solve such prob
! lens as housing the poor and -a 1n.
! education, and his accession E-- ---
/ doUbtedly advance Those movements
Privately his closest intimate is Rel
/ ben SassoOn- who has -IuHlla~7l
] Ia in r.
I ben SassOon is a votary rt pleasure a--
/ sport, possessed of a certain ..aE--1-s
( He was banker at the famous Ira-..-
/ croft baCcaTat game. bu. the primo.
/ too shTeWd to allow his ~H"-a. r-T--
{ TO influence his publ. action.
/ Princess of Wales. as queen I|.- TIT.
: fill a large space in The publ. rye a.-
] her rigid rules of court etiquette D..
/ preclude even the kiuE from =.
/ prominent recognition rn members
the Marlborough House set Hl- -.
merely his companions In --TJa..
There is sCant prospect NJ me at.-
ser'S ever falling heir lH 'ra throne
| England, and if he did fr Is i1e.-
/ parliament would permit his
I But many deaths would laF.
place before Emperor William H--- --
next in line
The Prince of Wales and DUE
COnuaught. sons of the Queen -
I with their descendants and .-
/ the Dukes of EdiuburE1 .-.Na-. ..-.-
/ Gotha) and Albany. decreased SD,
| the queen. would all have .H de -
I the throne would fall r. -"- L-
/ Frederick. the kaiser mother -
! then her death would intervene ..
! William could be q IaET--U... .i-1