The evening world. Newspaper, January 21, 1901, Page 2

NTT ERE REIT ‘ THE WORLD: MONDAY isVicNING, JANUAR TORIES TOLD ABOUT THE PRINCE OF WALES. : Rees: i : 25 Sevsevcesvecssvscesssasssscsssesssesec ee reweeteeeeeenen teen eet eseeneneseeseseeseeseseeneneneseseneesetes: oO0=—. - Democratic as Heir Apparent, It Is Expected He Wili Make a Gracious Sovereign as Edward VII. POWERS OF BRITISH KING ENUMERATED, + Must Govern Accerding to Law, but Has Certain Autocratic Rights. | “TL brought {* here our acceptance am a pi The Queen slowly dying, the eyesy remem? of the whole world are turned upon the Prince of W: the most popular) man in England, who js io become WAAAAAA LARA T89000050000000000000000000000000000008 said the Prince, “keep it (Written exelusly her received a message on “His Most Excellent Majesty Albe wing Joho Moot ; and disso «bl plek uttonal Law, § DAT The K 5 must 4 upon all polite: hone Hee ani! potats not covered by Lew ho mak: Histinetion between statutes and mon law ax to thelr ob! ry pow Ipon tae C The King strain and v He has - Edward, by the Grace of God, of the] f United Kingdom of Great Britain and) nd, and the Colon and Depen- | uhetes thereot in Europe, Asta, Af! Tica, America and Australasia, King - Petender of the Faitn ie ial t vi qi ; ' he miner sat at table Princess of Wales £ Denmark, while k was 1 cotlec- suns rites, hunting knives, ete no hastl Mi judtelal powe lle: fo exeuse a person talty imposed in a ertminal BC That he is a ce has been proved; that he is gracious | /; fi ot and tactful has been frequent ib a f OF FASHION. 1 etniae emplified. He has shown his king for) + iettEy eatwantetc Sata men ropatae mericans and is considered the most! Teenie andhiopaninr rules not cat *Aamocratic prince in Europe. Ther ; ' Mayor sur Tecf But Recently He Abdicated ey SaDMEN terete is "The Kei, has :Jayno reason to suppose that he will} nothat day forth Mr Munae Throne in Autocracy He hoe th Power of declar- sohange on his accession as Hiward | 90 BA AN HT eae : of Drass. aap ee Gover f judicial oMfeers, the po He hus the sole and exctusive right to create peers, grant all de- areew of nobility, knight pl, &e. The King has che to establish) 4 mor . faire and) ow tires and eviti- wh these powers are lite al statutes. ‘The iink bis the point vishops, archbishops, ‘VIT. The court King Kaew hose stories of his personality, his ROYAL PATRON Ys eS OMIA likes and dislikes, his adventures in ne has been fond -cognito and his visit to this eity in OF RACING. 1860 will be found of especial interes this time. | As Edward VII. His Interest} ‘FIRST PUBLIC Will Not Ba Abated in asses dy f the thre Liss and gulute public mari na of Weight, me ere, thy [right to arch w th soclety, men and wome he delighted. Always a gous Hutton he WAV 000 0000400000000000000000000000000 0000008008408 0 88 “Sport of Kings." tush-loviag his APPEARANCE, | onic ising wan att TIGHTER light shaicheatnl pee | a a yming King is an arde git thn «upon. me f Names ene eon J we royal family destroyed p: jTHE PRINCE abou tanh His Al privace. cand ti of the eNow, o . sraietl Didn't Seem to Guess What rs have 1 public property ale | COURAGEOUS. UL: of the tablee a Was Meant,” the Queen i rmly in one the Prince ru Wr och ene age he aletionte fran a { menybst fast pulling the crocke rote. r harmed Woereon he had r 1 for sears Received Paptism of Fi Moon the fear, Knovisins ' f ni | rel nally t ‘The first appearance of and'a new | o7 Sis EAC RAL AUE Learns nis When Anar AnillySleaving thes Ci ruler on any important pubis occ iion |! wated a §n clothes were the fastten for chist Shot {with race. ‘The damage w hi in London was tn Geto io | ea tea Se ne, work As he grew older Twice at Him. ext day by the Keeper of tae Privy accompanied the Prince P & or wort and t of wane ted him to enim SRC ts bi ‘Princess! Royal’ to the. «; testes ¥ Phe y Fesien the crown ax King of Parken | . King Eelward VIL will be a courageous | ttn Royal Highness hn. sorts of Brel CoalkEcchnias p Wd Quex was a had Me chan conchnennilees| PRINCE OF WALES h Of thet England ts well ae [pets in hie mun rttime caused af we | = rane neni : ‘ autdliis Thy Queen was kept away ty 5 SMARTS fs eA peeereeercecereenenveceeerecricecurcocennoocecnerceceerentrecceev@recrresterteccrencereernrrcer’y Hal UATE Sy A tack of chicken-pox. ‘The [Prince was) | i D : Jantica th tying colors a rplendid: erry bul, known an ‘much put fo and behaved 4 ie { CORD TRU EG ey | WEEHOEAT A CoN Ent Red a bull of th well, civilly un Tn his mothe va i vont outs irate know ‘ Se i re ane of his Mary it is thus chron cled u! by judictoun WL memberahty 1 fe request of the Commissione Detrata vauniat a now vate hw fused his girth, he tn It ix a matter in] the Prines as Join planting tw f < 6 : Prince ‘ vi ns oat (aston rated mode oF wuttontig. It vy telling sn English oak and ana W 5 nis=| was me nday ‘Thu: M Meri WAU IN! Seto | nan se miuch so (Sa pe a rose t ccoming very carp hee pope With wore a jewelled soul drive, not far (1 naw | tht Prost a to'ateep in| lige thureslevhiaetavoritereol eecenithlact E r pron a . oul 3 eoat As Kin a ise The Gea twok ike tir | a 3: The oak dle at elm itn atte, : Magee I TTVETS IITCELATIART Y in boy ra Pr yachting owever, his yowhen the young lady was |= alive, J prov | 1 1 < ; have left Als bos Henin 3 SOR f Rate ney la TP Rveter Trane a [compartment tot crowd. He | “led a Dandte Dinmont whica fe ote fehnis oye 4 esti] jars REN ReMi TRA ER heii | also asked the giards not to be rough | sees with him on many of his Jour white itehen “s peel . ' ‘ ornamen ty iis eity was the tal ine FEE ah tor , nite Lodge, I Rea sero ell SesNtiee a Cin fener eR cle aL ASR ISLAPPED WALES _| Witt tie rte wt mad ented to emi hin) terse fe Cosco aig ernie lend tn the next intern mtest, | whi WL nw Prines of Wale To Lord —." suid whe frightened | were issued aid sold at $10 each, ‘There | |ilte. i Geeuted hy: Coster % fe him at Coolmore + _ Pi film, A Prince of Wales roo Meta my friend—be allows me to} wer imentacies | ON THE BACK. y that Lord Rosebery’s his true posith AND HE IS A : rt K 4 The gen tn eee ager Ne Dad! were Derer eae Fier aesSe ia sriralnibersie Ided the Pri of He owas vary king, and lef is that the ot ' Unfasten tt enei Cams NugUeCUR SEH = | ote at Tehisesonee| Was blocked) by a fatth, he wa more—h PLAYWRIGHT.|). \ : i ¥ Lark that sou take tom || i SOU EUS LCONSL DO AL: ler trying clreumstances on the)” pataenaicostersaltle pees looked every atieman.” 1 Lord thet tt means |! G Carried Away by Femi- indow, and $ 1 more than a koM and do look on me, nine Loveliness. was Governor ADVENTURES Uneovered and laughed Managers Have Vainly Of- : ALBERT EDWARD'S fered Big Prices for His ean obert T, Stew Princ —— os [at the Merchants Bank Grand Mase X 2 | of Wales was POLITE TACT. Manuscripts. eintawe It HIS VISIT TO [ihe active partictmants w bal in Sts 1 ; OF THE PRINCE. will b : iran B. Astor, President, Moses‘? rhmont down froma! i shkazcom, trinee has alwayy taker a For many years the Princ AL Diy) Wilson Go Hunt and Jon wt it. He and) the Pi ae Ss | mune Une sluce te State It Has Carri Him Through In He Wlehled a sovereignty of hi THIS COUNTRY. cls AA pla . ae thelhe rhe Disguised He Once Applied | 222! La of Free Masons, M. Difficult : : Ma Fate Sane LEH Le HOR UELUL The committee to meet him in Cnute | and aristocracy of St. Laue swept Siri ty-third and Sixta avenue, His any ? 1 ite tgs ma tired from any votive | Big Batt and extend the tiyitatton w for Job as Foot- al Highness wrot Situation. writing, but db ament or the nation | BiB Ball in His Honor atjor Messrs (ttn ( ne lee rongly of the opinion that the “eam if : ah siawed t iy fetal tte Re Academy of Music, r, Minturn and bt ane tg wha at ser <ieTite pleasant tact of Englande next) hands. Lenton managers have IFOCERT SEONG eo Pelnee antmnin: Albert: Edward, as Prince of Wales, sand at entertainments w smopareh has carried him through may Ant f ‘ em Wi This City. * Hee ers not Masons a . 1 hie his vs yae of the most pop- 3 are pre AiMicul, situations © the Drtr Aine with alr vclal portion of tie] phe Prine yowas tnvit tent Buehanar i 44 to Increase He was once Invited to an elaborates ham the aged North Country RS Ghats ra RE ei DO Cosi Uthe White’ House, sewien Sou WET! ae men in England, ‘This war due to Gee eaiseithints splenic. i |_| miner who, ' War pivtenn searspelcty Tecelwed hilly, Lamgtey ai iis aie poh test On tavigettor nt to Que Fart, BIS love of sports and all manly tratt those who have been ade aide presons was an dema ye @ bolt hic at HR ATOU HAL CORT 1 u be ae a6 aH Garde who f . horse Whim are particularly commendabie tn crete anid mysteries.” © he laying of a cornerstone for a town | When Lert Durham presented the ald See (ver ithee Va ui | : eae the average Britisher . hall. fellow to the 1 H ere Or The First Division of the New York | Derby when the ee ade pet HAG KARINA Pry His Wate bs the public one. Jbale he lek t F ORDERS el the troops and then | tepshiyithe nw dlerly Countess with a quick rent once y fe . ts hot 5 le y Thanh wh te was Ww u Some time later he met the ladies wh Amerios tnd that oht Cote Y tleed for # footman, 0 as Bf Mayor and ¢ manele | i i é ¢ to have entert H 1 ed it 3 sf ‘ “ ate Te areelt Mossoriihemxiorosinile thantche | orien to Muy ‘hat Bolieves Onl UR Enea Ghee yeseri en TR PEA eT a haservanttel : ind ous dilemma, f “Oh, L guess . Teaaal sR Merit Them Should nd suite. at the Prince's |detbla, New York, Weat Paiit and [os ” ate ra choi alts mea era aeyae vit eat le zs a i widiWear, Central Park nest day ttn, Prom Hoscon te went to Portian va ASEH At oo, AGAR CUA AU ar OUs don, the equerry Tike shea ? arene Decorations. He wan received at the park ange | wtencon hes j imaginary eammonscd, Met tothe antat by Prestdent Mlatentord, of the Mark chatty te You > it] And Me the hotel zat Vootter dadysnia twas { town, z iu tr " Andrew Hf | BRITAIN SADLY AWAITS MEE acapy 5 ASSES ti NS Oa, ~ ERANCE'S EYES ; ote. SECRETS OF QUEEN'S ILLNESS REVEALED; ie THE KNELL OF DEATH. woo. (USS WORRY OVER LOSSES IN SOUTH AFRICA... me, or fof bratn. or birth, | eerie Chamberlain Called Spirit by the Paris ' easly Com Live the warrior Kings of oll | (Copyright. eae Pubtiabing Comp Hing A etave cmt) tres) (Bpeeial Cable De | ' Dowit OND | fi i Newt Press. The iy ‘ ” rs from th s ’ The genera! ® \ | Fi ‘ WOR ETTET See PAL —The de+patches from ast! i nearer, [t a f } H \ ' bribes Osborne ar riy follow Be A ours at} Nt , new 1s publish frequent and thelr sorr v , ' * , Lot mater which are quickly #0i@ The somewhat ho Lice i Us ieatity ‘ snetent worth 7 Vine ig id Roberta Was dle The rtleles in the papers are ey tie from ( «| f {thant ‘ : Frevert Omyarne: He hed, oor, ¢ 1 1 hile nitsic wak : fC aitiek, cary vietorts edt not at t \ Wt Maret hrostie ap the praet ata ow vf followed disaster ev suffered With Inorestslig freq. , but frankiy - 1 feelin) ‘ y the the roy, ' | Meyutes 4 sit Pe avin ster SESH SOM UR niet abused frankly anti-Dritieh feeling aroused by th aa xuint % hee ; BC ss ede i ; } Note war ia South Avrical South African war, Many: of the writ Around the bulletin \ Mitr. te Celtics of $i H sya a nf te played th the cloud « ncholy on account of U CHS HOOK NOR Oxworne, bi ¥ the situation In South Africa and the + such an Important part day Ps tee funceasing death roll. Joseph Chamberlain {x spoken of as Mansion House, | ithe the newspaper amis have gather: Her Mind Fallin for Mont Toes show that her mind had bees re Cruise we Dien ru URAL seen sotohambers, Leo the notlces £ hood ene ide Art atin vis y * <# May you rule us one many omen tion's ruler. ond \ H MEE VS OMNI ONL Bho stadabean ik . inte (ho AYeAM ; EMTS) and deare the evil splrit responsible for the pain: Posed of ull ¢ he ak 4 ral ay : A ASC eee mental wreek f ithe yene Lady Churenith $ RUSSIA FEARS fil eleurnstances*/of = her. ‘Anglo- es and sulen ¥ bi peta as oMetnily ann she mate! edehamber and vit . hobe writers, Uke MM. Drumont and Jatod the 7 ‘ nlidrhnzatinurichiticentans 1 yhobe writers, co ; Vs iy ran ae ite (Umea anne WALES'S POLICY, | siove writers, ke 31M Drumont and Bi ET HEC PORTE IRAULEL fons it is a inatter of ‘ u - Libre Paro and Patrie, respectively, i i thlexs appreciations of the dying ua | HisSympathy forFrance May| Quen _ Bulletine were posted at the Britta th (@ees. There ie y of England tw sad. was ine Ver (wan pure her life x re “Long Live the King!” {iS SiGsl Ri Gy Hera neasea RMR HAL : ca aa The | Py A thousand ehume te reverent ARAWANSR NER eE Att 1 imine werked jarit Upset Present European MI official preparations Tee ’ VAMDNBEEWITR RDI Olle - whe hus i her from stepin al the writg Politics Embassy and Britlsh Consulate, and have been made r r { pa erie : . - were read by a number of visltora, ; . A ety PRGA RICERCA eae Seermiacramahaes Leer N ET Aide riday, | gp PRTERSTURG, Jun, t—The| Many, F ae sae euaiatcribed ihele e exelt tal (oy ner visit | the dang. tlie Phe | Haritle or fds OL On on Queen Vie-) james, including M. Crozier, Chief of tae feomment of all circ] for the return of founds of Osbur: wcase of “The Que the Mand, and make | ‘ ard do othe King," and tae mor HjOf sreedum witer yet | ous . stated the torin’s Mness t« t Her Majesty has|the protocol; Gen. Zuriinde Belgian ‘ fiery away the Prince « eh Napios coms auguat decree And tha’ trithgally: te what afiticty Vie | itea—seemet to revive ie nis been one of the principal bulwarks of | and Suan Seiniatas Reade Faure's Swill become Edward VII of r Moher th tinshaken {torts t ended a t 4 : Ser 1 Novost! alone! Widow and daughter and M. Loubet. DUEIGm oF tie renin nd iseevasoolé J Mut for her phates however, was hoodatiked peace, The Rossa and Novos | The Government was kept closely ine Py delay, Rulers may ate, bur Uy ' ; ‘tot the past week. am att ut oof Mee M ys doliice her [touch the paittical chord, Tae Roelayyyemed trom Londo FP goes on es ever ieee) eta the lett « t would tea Haag ———————____ def Rumors of the Queen's deata dave) sot POOL t , tad royal t giand’s prestike ts largely due to BAD STORM IN JAMAICA, been numerous. Some them wer | GAME COST A LIFE. jrave kept trom the trtties p { the Queen. To spare Queen Victoria = = ede of her mental degay for aa indett nds a i e Intand ntntte Ruined and i ct been forgiven her Ministers, | ! much has been forgly ee: Craft in the ta more circumstantial than thers, bu neen had Lapses fax tert he offictal announcements xhow taut | mak Davis hae been arr r e een delayed by 4 now fn fall at Perta Amboy, > mm 3 tothere were | P a vil; depart Prigannia’s good : face, oe Het eae f harke of murter. Me is ne Garilldcrandlnea (Oi nor Uhhie NCE Viecious (10 aT ee 2a KINGSTON, Jamatea, Jai Terr!- vAYN a killed oa om Mf inital denalty Rc rcnalerd the | blo weather fas prevatled on the north : ty When her praia was clear she never i ks ftuation.” the nd thefalde of the tatand, Since Friday nlght ‘ 3 : + the German’ ocullst, | #tuavon. y ther has bes causl proof of the rurpasslag » lies at everted to the te rat winners Somerse a: | dladatiefactto pee Dressed} # violent northe a en ¢ ing South Agricn Aw to | more plainly If Queen Viet ‘die jdeatructlon of be planiations on aba aide. dane. He Cbty nad vied Her successor wih Min. followed, harped upon the war he seas are running mountains high Ultant | eifferent views on many questions, He AGMopetul Nutter! ligt Partly elonds tosatcnes 1 injartea from] she with all her SAE ek i ee r i { g waryt felnne Hnyt bedate the w {ed Saturday pa hours of England's Qu i wets a te credited with strong French sym-fand hay mollshed the wharves, ‘ It bad alwaye been a source of wond ‘There have been many casualties among letin was od ‘ Pers AL HOON. IL was giver Orne House at il « than mo: Ker ont winds, becoming fish, [athier, “The nower of an ereign {4 Breuter than commonly stated, | the amall craft of the United Frutt © therefore the change may produce a] Company, and other American frwlg ia- t ution in international: politics. |‘ terests are suffering: scverelge to her paysichane that, with her gr Appcive dnd physiiue, she had exeacet a Apoplestic strake, hut AvOWL thle thm hen neriodh Percent raalviveeen there was a falling away of her left side, narped go incessantly upon the wae that revol \ 4 4 uh Wl eat. 'Yo Cure Grip t Lasath® Brauy-Quinlue rea hwo Dagan. the cause, cen JelaKeaia inet aities i un ees Ca ye ee Ah