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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA, JANUARY 24, 1901.
Ap —————— ————
VICTORIA DEAD.
Sad Scenes at the Deathbed of
England's Monarch,
GREAT BAIT AIN'S NEW RULER
He Will Assume the Title of King |
Edward VIL
QUEEN TO REST AT FROGMORE.
Her Majesty Will Be Inte rred by the
Side of the Prince Consort, the
Loved Husband end Father~The
{
Body to He Removed to Windsor
Castle on Saturday—All Places of
Amusement in London Closed and
Suspended,
of
Business Genernlly
President McKinley's Message
Sympathy.
he was }
bowed he
now King
has s
prince
less
LT}
Six
tinued
young
EDT
i as the
| The bell
I only
| minute and
affected when ‘the doctors at last in-
formed him that his mother had
breathed her last. Emperor Willtam,
himself deeply affected, did his best to
minister comfort to his sorrow stricken
uncle, whose new dignity he was the
first to acknowledge
From all parts of the world thi are
still pouring into m \ of
condolence, They come from crowned
heads, millionaires, tradesmen and
paupers, and are variously addressed
to the Prince of Wales and the king
of England
The record of the
reign of Victoria is not ea
there being but ne
spondent admitted to O
re
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Cowe
of
to
dave
one
BODY TO REST AT FROGMORE
Will Be Interred
the Prince Consort's Side
Dead Monarch by
to rest
Frogmore
slon House were
messi
WAS 1
1 to!
Wales
was the gift «
on oe
PErSONARes, Al
lord mayors of 1x
London, The to
two hours yesterds
heard
could be
| in the direction of the wind
| press Frederick Iate last evening
KING EDWARD VII
kitchen they were « king a huge din-
ner for an assemblage the like of which |
bas seldom known in England
and the dinner preparations proceeded
Just as If nothing had happened
The body of Queen Victoria
balmed and will probable be taken to
Windsor ( on ny Ihe
coffin arrived evening from Lon
don
It was feared that the
Ing about ® o'clock yesterday morn
been
WAS om
inti
Satur
last
queen was dy-
ing, and carriages were On-
borne cottage and the to bring
all the princes and princesses and the
bishop of Winchester her bedside
It seemed _hen very near the end, but,
when things looked the worst, the
queen had one of the rallies due to her
wonderful constitution opened her
eyes and recognized the Prince of
Whales, the gs and Emperor Will
fam She asked to see one of her faith
ful servants, a member of the house
hold. He hastened to the room, but
before he got there the queen had
passed into a fitful sleep
Four o'clock marked the beginning
of the end.
summoned, and this time the relapse
was not followed by recovery.
The Prince of Wales was very much
sent to
rectory
to
rinece
! anxiety
| Bo It
Again the family were |
“The news
was tenderly
of her mother's death
broken to Dowager Em
says
a dispatch from Frankfurt It was a
terrible shock, but the empress ia
bearing up bravely. The trials of the
last few days, however, have exer
eised a most painful effect upon her
health, which causes serious anxiety
Shortly before midnight an official
announcement was Issued calling par
lament to assemble at 4 o'clock this
afternoon to enable members of the
house of lords and house of commons
to take the oath of allegiance to King
Edward VII
The privy council will meet In Lon
don today and the proclamation of the
king will occur thereafter at all places
required by custom. The king will
«ome to London to preside over the
eouncil
OUR NATION'S SYMPATHY,
President MeKinley's Mesanme of
Condolence to King Edward YI
Washington, Jan. 23-Four days of
had In a Biri measures pre
pared official Washington for the news
of the death of ah queen of England
happened that all things that
could be decently done In anticipation
of the sad end had heen disposed of
and all was in readiness for the execu-
tion of the formalities which are indis-
pensable to such events. When the
»
| of her
per
| Gre it Bn
| of its
| erelgn
| Influence
| won
end came It found appropriate mes- |
sages ot condolence framed. and even
orders ready for execution looking to
the half masting of the flags over the
executive departments and the carry-
Ing out of the usual formalities, The
half masting of the national ensign
was an unusual tribute Mo the memory
of the deceased sovereign, It is sald
this has been done rarely op the oc-
casion of the funeral of some great
world's ruler, but never before in the
case of the death of a monarch
President McKinley's me
condolence, addressed to King
Vii, Ww follow
“1 have
row the lament
majesty
to offer my
of the American
onal bereavement
ape of
Edward
ns Osx
I ceived
able
the
incere
with ind sor-
tidings of the death
queen Allow me,
sympathy and
your
loss
death
BQV-
neficent
d the peace and
world
profou
sir,
that people
and
itain has suffered
venerable
in
in the
in the
and jllustrious
whose noble life and be
have promots
affection of the
the
LIFE OF QUEEN VICTORIA,
| Womanily Simplicity Combined With
GQueenly Dignity,
18 mp ie to say that
The * Merry Disposition
Queen
par
w
wit
men
in the wm
seiyes mm
stead of v
from their
fe re Q 1s
her _
on i
Prin Al hert Saxe irg-G
to share his life wit The nup
tials took place on the 10th of Febru
Ary 1540, at the Chapel Roya Mt
James’ palace. The wedding breakfast
was given at Buckingham palace and
the honeymoon, which only lasted three
days, was spent at Windsor castle
Ha
namely
fler
ale
y the
tha,
Mer Majesty's Happy Marriage
The marriage proved an exceptional
ly happy one. Prince Albert turned
out to be an ideal husband, being a
man of singularly stainiess and irre-
proachrble character, Queen Victoria's
domestic bliss was absolutely uncloud-
od an long as her husband lived, and
she was gulity of no exaggeration
when she declared that the only sorrow
which he had ever caused her was
when he died. His death occurred Dec
14, 1861
On June 1887, the queen made a
state progress through her great capi-
tal to attend a special service at West.
minster abbey in honor of the semi
centennial anniversary of her accession
to the throne Every reigning house
in the world sent either members of
thelr families or great dignitaries to
represent them at the ceremony, and
while kings and queens chatted gayly
together in the chancel of the abbey
while awaiting the coming of Queen
Victoria, her majesty-—no longer the
bonnie, fresh and healthy checked En
gliah girl of 1837, but a venerable look- |
ing, white haired old lady was driv-
ing up Pleeadilly, her earringe nd |
by the most brilliant treops of princes,
archdukes and grand dukes that have
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fis Terrible Cough.
Few things are so depressing and
weakening as a constant cough,
Few things are as discouraging as a
cough thi it will not yield to treat
ment, It breaks in on the night's
rest, It interferes alike with busi.
ness and with pleasure, Above all,
the persistent cough constantly sug
gests the thought of that dread dis
ease consumption with its lingering
agony. Dr, den Meds
cal Discovery s when all
other medicines
than
cough 1s but
ery”
and give
cane It
Peop le have
with obstinate,
They have tried «
have been induced
vith the yg
erful
Pierce's Gol
cures cough
fall, Decause
more a cough medicine
A BY
makes new
ys the
cares
stubborn
tors and medicine
covery
this won
speedy cure
1, heals the lace
strength to
ring the
bronchial affections
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