The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-11

"a we'll set-up young man. with n rather
long nose, steady eyes, and the first be-
ginnlngs. on upper lip and checks, OF the
beard which the world now knows so well.
Alexandra Caroline Mary charlotte
Louise Julia. the nlnctecn-ycar-Qld Pm
cess at his side. WAS even then the slight
graceful beauty she has always remained,
her dark hair curling away from an oval
face eloquent of high thought ana jruc
I'm oil of Britain's empire, she had already
wholly won tho hearts OF those "hoin
nearly forty years later she was TO rule
as Queen. The laureate TennNson mad
written simple truth In his welcome;
saxon or Dane ar Norman VIC,
Tcuton or Colt whatever we be.
we arc each all Dane In our welcome OF thee.
The human interest which ever attaches
TO n marriage. and TO the marriages OF
1.-THE great" in particular. made these
young people, even In that earlier day
vastly prominent Today the couple may
we'll be called tho most prominent IN tho
world. AlcXanGrn's hold upon human
hearts is scarce to be mcasurcd-and then
is 1t not much TO be Queen ConSort OF the
fifty-seventh monarch of EnElarG, VINO
may sign himself Edward VII by the
Grace OF God Of the United Kingdom or
Great Britain and Ireland and Of the Brlt-
Ish domInions beyond tho Seas King, dc
fender OF the Faith, Emperor of india
How They Met
Prince Edward met his future wife in
Germany lie had been TO the United
states he had Travelled through the East
with Cardinal Newman, and he was re
turning home. She-this somewhat dow
dny-dresscd daughter OF titled Danish
-crtIst tired out through long months OF
goyE~.s-ship over her younger brothers
and sIs lrs TCnding them fairy tales and
inculc/ing such worthy lessons as that
good /aanncrs were more TO be dcsircu
than the fine clothes which they certainly
locI/d anyway, ,-AlcXandra had come TO
vjo/ a royal aunt. Wales said that II he
cola not marry this Princess he would
Nary no othcr-and Albert Edward
Jeddcd the woman Of hls choice on that
Garch wednesday,, Yesterday quietly COM
memorated at SandrinEham palace.
Tho union has been blessed with six
ohti1ron two sons-AIcxander and Alfred
Victor Duke OF Clnrence)-haying died,
prince George Frederick, bearing TO-DAY
the titles OF Wales Cornwall, YORK 9nd
Rothsay, Is 10. and the father OF five
children Louise. eldest Of the three
daughters. Is now Duchess of Fiie, her
two sons having made the hinS seven
cess ROYAL. is $S and unmarried, Princess
Maud was ten years ago married to ina
Prince Charles OF Denmark who has JUST
oscended the reborn throne OF Norway as
Haakon VII.
Forty Years of History.
Enrland's royal pair have seen much his
tory I'm the making. Between the acces.
s,o6s TO mower Of Christian *. In 1868
and THIS son-in-law "Haakon, no more
than a few weeks ago. seventeen OF tho
monarchs Of TODAY have como TO their
tbTnnes 10 saw nothing OF two Popes and
OF the nine chief executives OF the United
States which in that samo period have
held the rcins of power Franz JOSEF WAs
Snstria's Emperor when that wedding
vas read in ST. Georges chapel but he
bod not thCn united Hungary under his
acentnr Ieopold OF Belgium. Wnhelmina
of Holland. Carlos Of Portugal. Victor OF
italy Carol of R9umania, Nicholas z, of
Rusqia oscar Of sweden Peter OF Ser
do Alfonso of Span-lll have opened
tbeir reigas since The March OF 1853, "a Is
also true Of those moro picturesque Sui
tans and what-not. Abdul Hamid OF Tur-
Sey MuzaCar OF Persia, Mutsuhito OF
Janan Nulai of Morocco. Chulnlongkorn
of Slam and Kuang-Su OF China.