Iowa State Register, The (Newspaper) - January 23, 1901, Des Moines, Iowa IOWANS SEE THE END OF AN ERA AS QUEEN VICTORIA DIES IN ENGLAND DBS SUNDAY REGISTER DES WEDNESDAY LAST EDITION A M HER LONG REIGN ENDED Queen of Great Britain and Empress of India Passed Away at Tuesday Evening looked the worst the queen had one ot i due to her wonderful constitute i opened her eyes and recognised the of Wains Em 1 William She to see one End Came Quietly t Osborne J or the Castle in Which She Had Lived So long ROW FAMILY PRESENT j passed ini I Four end o a fitful sleep lack marked the beginning of the family were sum Mas WAS DEEPLY Thc Prince of Wales wan very much af when the doctors at informed him that his mother hud breathed hoi William deeply Crovdi Arc nod tic faille ihn Houte iu IN Hired eB wf kaa Quietly tu IS HEAD London Jan p A tele cram from the Prin ce of Wales to the J I dignity he was thy nm to acknowledge I From all of tin world there HTC till pouring into ot con dolence They come from crowned heads millionaire tradesmen und paupers are variously to the Prince of Wales and the king ot England Emperor arrangements not Battled His yacht will arrive here today but It IB believed that he will noi depart until after the funeral Several other royal personage are likely to DC at the function The record of tht Ian days ol the reign ot Victoria Is not easy to tell The cor respondent flf the Associated Preas was the only correspondent admitted to u borne house and hia in with Sir Arthur John private secretary la the late queen was the only o flic la I state ment that has bein given out For several had been falling On Monday week summoned Iord Roberts and asked him some very the war In South Africa On Tuesday she went for drive out was visibly affected On lord mayor timed al Osborne p m says ibe has away The of the Prince of Wales dispatch to i tie lord mayor Is as follows Upborne House Jan 2 p My be loved mother has Just passed away sur rounded ly Her children and grandchildren ALBERT EDWARD The lord mayor replica to the of Wilet at Vour royal loss I have received with and Brief end have com this most eud Intimation to ray citizens Her name and memory will forever live In tha hearts ot lier people Mny I convey to your highness and to all the members of the royal the earnest sympathy con of the city of tandon In your great u House Jan p m the Queen breathed her at p m surrounded by her children and grandchildren JAMES HEJD R DOUGLAS POWELL THOMAS S1 CAMiS Quietly and Cowet of Jan Queen Victoria la dead and Edward VII reigns The greatest event In the memory of this generation the most in existing conditions that could be Imagined haa taken place almost gently upon the anni of the of Queen Victorias father the Duke ot Kent of this career never equalled iy any woman the worlds history in a simply furnished room In Os hornc house This most of all women or dead Jay in a great bed and made shrunken whose ayed face and figure were a mockery of the fair girl who In 1537 to rule over Around her were gathered almost every sbi paralytic accompanied by intense weakness It was her Brat illness In her SI years and she would not admit It Then her condition so serious that against her wishes the family were sum When arrived her reason had partially succumbed lo paralysis and weakness Thc ofthe last few days de scribed In the bulletins are too fresh to need repetition At the lodge tales the watchers waited Suddenly along the drive from the house came a honkman who cried The queen It diad as he dashed through the crowds Then the hillside rushed a my lad of passing the fatal bulletin from one to another Soon the surround ing country knew that a king ruled over Great Britain The loral inhabitants walked as If In a dream through the streets ot but did not henl tule to to drink the health of the new monarch TUK London Jan The faces of the approaching the bulletin board at the Mansion house Indi how little the public hoped to re better news of the condition of the Men all ages and conditions women and even Children were content lo spend H long limb In their turn to Kct within reading distance of the board As the throne moved slowly past the notice board those who ere personally boys with notebook get there able and prn cd The of all waa evident und the relapse announced at S oclock was only too anticipated Never there so many black tie in the tlly bc foie actual arrival of n time of gen eral mourning and mingling with tlie crowds could for a mo ment that everybody In had a k of her line Well within view personal Interest In the condi f her dying eyes there hunt a portrait f prince consort It was he who de louni and every part of site In scarcely audible words bishop of Winchester prayed be an he had often prayed with his for was her chaplain at Windsor With bowed heads the im of the German empire nnd tie man who Is now king of EnEland lit woman who has to the ti He of queen Ihc princes and princesses hoee of than designation I to the bishops Hon Mr Balfour the first lord of the treas ury the children of thn Duchess o started for this af Mr Balfour it la said as the represent alive of HIP premier Lord Salisbury The summoning ut Mr Bal four and the was re as Indicating the end ot nd Queen Victoria waa fast approaching The arrangements cally complete for meetings of the privy council and parliament the statutes pro riding that they shall imme on the death of a SMOKE JOHN FOR SALE BY C G Barnard Druggist 1 R Hurlbut Drug Co w H Hunter Pharmacy E L Tiffany Drug Co fowa Drug Co Iowa Pharmacy GUS K IN HISTORY T Tin F 7 J The queen was the oldest V arch who has occupied the Eng Hsh throne and hus reigned for J V longer period than any of her j T Tht reigns in history been T reigned 64 years lived i w r Henry III reigned years T lived K years III reigned 50 years t i yearn j T years lived 4 r outlived all the mem l beis f the privy council who T j were alive in and all the T T Peers who held their titles In 1837 i Karl who was H In thut year She lived to see the J t uf all the numbers who sat J to the throne She ap X lord Un prime ministers and nt leitst rjj threp bishops to every nee ami X Iyr or to many five arch 1 of Canterbury and r X ot r this is from the fact that the foreign handles Consider ably over a thousand weekly Alter every sluing of house of com mons lender In the house was in the habit of forwarding to the an abstract of the business done She personally attended to these precis and frequently them with mar for explanations Terry appearance at San before the 13 recalled as being the only occasion on which her majesty ever prompted an actress Mis a pause by Miss Terry for forset fulness the queen save her cue very As Terry did not lake the cue the queen repeated it more loudly and the actress suppressing her merri ment accented the cue and proceeded with her part I Of pathetic interest now is the lion on the lait from the which placed on the bishop of Lon dons collin Thursday lasi It did not own and this Is the Instance on record of such a hap Jt was regarded at time by officials us a sign of serious Lord the new lord chamberlain with Christian ot and the Duke of Ar Kyll arrived at Osborne tills afternoon It is the lord chamberlain who with the archbishop of Canterbury announces to H new his accession to the The latest bulletins previous to tlie an of the queens death espe th message sent by the Prince ot Wales dispelled the last of hope the crowds silently dispersing from in few groups awaited the appearance ot ike final inevitable announcement A sirap of a font posted on thn wall of the Mansion house ul clock tonight gave the first notice 10 Londons homeward hurrying thousands of the death ot the and the advent of It king Access to the was iry reason the fact excavations had been made in the course of awork of Improving a tree t But the of the silent under a flickering Jt told the of Death With Regret on he rea ty of thr People Slit Ilii for Frederick Jan of of Victoria had been hourly pec ted In on Us arrival ape vial of the newspapers sold like wildfire the read The thai Empress Augusta victoria started today for tt be tuur to the sart of nation fully shares In the or people toward the venerable and Illustrious nhu has just her last paragraphs In Ihc press this evening rebut th In that the Prince of Wales as the new king will lw Inclined to Germany tin the they assert thai jut in nt ind the A hy all wai during the last hours of Victorias life and that the of riety action have mot with full and unqualified recognition n the init nf 1 after the receipt of the news Von court marshal ordered tho masted on all public Al the of the advanced a of hassles anil legations im ludinc Hie did the same inK orders 10 tlie Die unity roun and tlic public were this evening br tomorrow and fio Into im mediately London Jan news of mothers death waj to Dowager la Its this a dispatch to lht Dally Wail H it terrible but thf up bravely The trials of the last few days however a mosl effect her licaltli which causes serious anxiety crn lit o winds be co ml ly advantages The Standard expressing that I the queen was not spared lo stored in South The end if for which strove and prayed has lo come the Is nut perhaps visI f thai the cummon grief ol and Afrikanders abate thosf racial which aland In way of ot Heat Ion the nous of Victorias who much the Standard grieved me was i whin of condolence to the at H tht royal family tlay MW with the moi All sympathetic he Vaderland the dead KING EDWARD VII w by the New British bov Will Be Officially In stalled in Office the HIT or the It will of her in thn m rials 11 our linil tlint hf HIK by and slit i as it Km r vf I t Kool noble and true woman It IK one by or nr i modern constitutional iich Rome Jan most painful MIK IHI Precedents Made Centuri Likely to He Followed I tf i tier con it 1x n In I to predict that the HI tinniN of toria Jan Franz nays that Queen who affected to that of condu nf Victoria was religion Never It sayn the departure of one aoul dep of pain to many 1 action io to I J Jun first of received with the dwir Victoria wax Thc manner by in a spec Printers the in former Empress at Farnburough is occupied a I mo Mr of is i rt today In the ow about house Men lo the i in And Privy Council Will Draw 1 r rue mn HI ion BE of iba tonit Several KIVU MAY IX IS ent ot LONDON tTMi com London Jan the morning pa in heavy mourning with ot thu dea and the events ana yt her nign tV political ax to tlie future a made The Dally Jlall says vc cant but list ivi ted t boomed note nf the of cathedral nnd the bells or the city churches reechoing the news Mr Balfours announcing the death says her majesty died peacefully the theaters and of enler li is announced will uv closed Indefinitely There Is doubt that the funeral of Victoria wIH lake place at Fnv rt more lore though In regard to thla I successor has yet J rt ims H by lier l of w Iho The Telegraph two ed under the The Queen mi The King In the Kilter it majesty waa so closely related to the courts thai the of royally at the obsequies will be un The mws of the queens reached all the towns in the Kingdom a few min utes it had bien received by the lord mayor of London and was tread throughout tht country districts by the of and Princess Louise of Batlen borg il Just loo lale lo her majesty alive IMt ii is expected will meet at the burde with all Ih his which painstaking of ld the ust mother So have to his harity and every y of which himself Thi rivy c lock I thi e belief In thai the which ith of vili IK il his majesty will Unt for London without delay This evening there worn fexy visible in London that iid happened A drizzling rain kept doors Those who iore turned away from the theaters or halls atone thn n he west end without special object No urge crowds anywhere The shops dosed as soon as the bella luean to toll and HIP blinds of the Man sion house werf drawn down as is by the lord mayor The fll which was tolled at St Pauls lal th of William 111 and Is Kfd only on occasions of the death ot archbishops of Canter bury lord of London nnd ips uf London Tht tolling continued for hours today al Intervals of a mln itc nnd could be heard for miles in of Some of stood In front if the the snot Queen Victoria prayed on tho sixtieth oC lier accession to the throne dinner of tho Hilary term of Inn the master teacher said Amid must follow T the constitution and recite God Save the bell tolled eightytwo times and the drunk the of the king late hour this It wan not known whether the would return to before but It won ex that he would hold a privy coun II HI St early tomorrow Berlin Jan 22 p the Pi ess hero learna Irum an source thai Queen Victoria hen went to hr VM by a of Joy Sh wat unable to with him U is imi mown how Hie will nay hi There la no In you to tne lu vat and mni rest t night on oi inm j ot Ind ho suf tho Uie Ot Dyspepsia Cure artl Now 1 can enl anything 1 Ilka till 1 want and roundly every Kodol Cure will dl oil what you ant the olde ncv III thi m t birth 11 Kt U and came to v I HP IH on of the irw who f you In urn i I ln forget st daily arks that Pr The Dally Chronicle was slightly premature in sending a communication lf tils majesty the king inasmuch us Prince of Wales has not yet been oro by the privy council The inspired by her per sonal character the Times ena bled Queen Victoria on many limes to use her intimate knowledge with effect In smoothing the rugged places of tinnal relations or In modifying which through sheer or in would have led to undesirable friction We have also to thank the iueen for Influence of the most potent kind cons Intently and vigorously used to progressive Ideals ot social nnd sonal virtues of religious faith and of life Referring tu upheaval and the il economic progress which d the Victorian era the Times ex regret the impetus has to lie extent spent At the close of Victorias reign continues the Times somewhat less secure How Old She Looks Poor clothes cannot make you look old Even pale cheeks wont do it One thing does it and never fails It is impossible to look young with the color of seventy years in your hair Ayers Hair Vigor perma postpones the telltale signs of age It brings back the color of youth At fifty your hair may look as it did at fifteen It thickens the hair also and it from falling out lly 10 In own it the or h ul foreign ur thr am tivat M ot i lelii in Vino thn in ot of lfi action o il and I a plac tllO III ll taken on a ho Chicago Hoard tlie of idis of ird winter wheat le s as maitie found i Kinc lord chamberlain at Si palace he remembrancer al the Guild Hall nd at the college of heralds the were busy today even before the of the queen announced preparing hich wilt attend proclaiming of a new ruler ot the United Kingdom and India All the ancient court of had taken from the libraries tha pageantry whereby a is proclaimed Thc remembrancer said today It will depend or the pleasure ut monarch io how far ibc cui toms will be mo i tilted to tun modent are to LO us It may be that thall on th cu prevailed ttw queen tht throne Thc privy Council which is a very body m Bll Detroit Jan C Blackburn food Ohio the Na of ay tli Mason now in He declared the wits dialled of manu and said It nv to the in if hey sold ieh unKi thf of Hie they rare fond Hiws A Stevens of St liis to the tion and ot nunns her from business disposed nf at IP afternoon was thf adoption ot several to the most being one which pro I ct trade publications from of general Th on resolutions reported ot i be passed hy lo of the would afford imper protection to us or I trade This also imported Her may bo the national ned ai llitle author h with Jobbers to pre vont the fnm mn word of will bn j lo members we the K most i tu In year more rors r il other ill he ho m the iaU t to the t Hy the e tarms tl the colleg but Itli Js not yet will nnd he tro in t will f eed to Train the will hint command rejil the ITo Hie Strand to Temple Oar ik ult will again be to demand an en into hf city to proclaim lie here hf lort in theit laie will form inn and the carl marshals party HUM juU within the city boundary or TUK yal f ill specta i from to tu hft I si His I of j vrt Prince of 1 wounded nor any wld ot nor suffering In no other sick been so well ni The commissioners of a com illine the Mepa lo the or i IkV or io HP I duties to thf em stimulants itrc KHK of tlin and of unl io re The n tt t Llise Imi bulletin Issued nt 8 Verdis condillim U I than it M 5 of the JJin When secre lurv of a con In ull who held under the crown This la merely All public In Dominion nt et placed union Jack at Hutch fourt III Mourn The Jan The Dutch thu news of of ning that it s ish Up I Hint hour there had been no i NV uf Is reported Hlu today tor the first time I several Thorn p MI for ill R t c that Hir II In will bnn d wt trill 1 Tb No Scheme Godds Here No pictures with this cigar No pocket knives with this cigar No mufflers or neckties with this cigar Xo trick purses with this cigar No horse and buggy with this cigar Nor automobiles We give you the Made by the best labor the union Col J J ASTOR CIGAR Smoke Oat Today llop Will London Jan reigned tonight In thr vicinity ot Buckingham palace nnd bouse A small signed Balfour was postal outside announcing the Everywhere the one topic oC was what would happen under the new reign Much Interest waft evinced in tho way In which the enor mous fortune of the Uad thr notion would KO to unit thai she and Princess enter a of Victorias wealth that King wilt up u residence in Buckingham pal ace was much This is a ques Queen preference Ha I morn I castle Osborne house has been a complaint or ID nml it 1s hoped that the reign will sw a in thla of ibo court in London Would give a and gaiety which have lour been Not Victoria has been o rest will the or music hills it will come to iw In all hoiMs public places has erased were and few of the nightly were In evi dence The St Janus Princes and r have carded alt for Americans who great may recall tho but they can 111 the death of Lincoln such f hus fallen un Kingdom house no the hornof the new raon Hidi palace where Queen in London lind Ihc St the residence of many were all black din In cHts keep silent before the and doors The dispersed OS the Shortly nn official an nas issued calling ment ti ill lo of lonls house of o the of io Edward VII the country thf depp oC sorrow pei nit Mvn lord nt i s f irl itn from td he will rr tt a t tu turn ot the Irl The privy council In London and he of the occur at nil rf nuked by The hint win come to All to it A order hern by Ihn war office all tad