Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
bucks. The s given. The train shades

backs. The signal is given. The train
moves of
The piper tunes mp. and the guard
march away 10 the music of "Tbe Girl I
Left Behind Me The crowd melts and
disappears. Tho queens carriage. van
iShes over the railway bridge. The rocks
that somehow always Congregate over
head ON those occasions separate with
vociter0us caws.
was all very pretty. we think as we
Walk OIL IN its setting of hcathcr-topped
hills sunk In forests bright with autumn
UNITS and we resolve Tat we will come
ie1t time, which we do and see IL all
over again. the only change being In tho
occupants OF the queens caringe.
One day II was the grand duke of
llosse aud his sister He IL n grave.
faced laddie | was nbOut 10 say, forget.
ting he is ~ For though grave. il rs
young face that his Glpugary cap sur
mounts. The cares of sovereignty, even
OF 70 small II kingdom us the grand
duchy Of Hcsse. seems to set heavily
upon him
The prnec Of Wales is getting rather
stout for the kilt, MS his gracious grand.
uncle, George ~, was before him.
Nevertheless he wore it the day he took
th" train and HE'D away from Deresidc.
lie had been staying nc Mar lodge. delv-
ing ut salmon fishing and deer stalking.
and arrived nc the station in the carriage
OF the duke OF Fife, plain dark ina
chine drawn by a pair of horses, and
with u postillion Ia n scarlet Jacket The
guards We're out, and the red carpet was
spread, and thcrc was the usual ocean OF
luggage and gcntlemcn-in-waiting
Tho princess of Wales likes TO slim
quietly away, especially now that she N
under the shadow of her great grief. and
no guard was In attendance when she,
with the Irin",sses Victoria ani Maud
left Mar lodge u few days after the
prince.
When the duke Of Fife married Prin.
cess Louise of Wales lac stipulated that
his wife should take his rank. So they
come aud go without royal honors, not
even with that of the crimson carpet. al.A
with the no lady or gentleman-in-w waiting,
nut simply as n private gentleman and
his wife.
Neither was the guard out when the
duke and duchess Of Connaught left
The duke of Conuaught by the way.
does not resemble his brothers, who are
true Hnnoyerans, but Is personally
moro like the prince consort, whom /
am told he also resembles Ina character
His going away was very simple. driy.
ing down from Abergeldie castle with
his duchess aud children in wagonette.
observed quite u number of children
out when the duchess of Albany loft
Not that they were wanting ON the oc-
casiOn, but that day they We're par.
ucuNry prominent mounted on fence
tops and side plat forms. stretching their
necks for Il sight of the little duke. with
whose appearance they are by no means
unfamiliar as he is often IN the village
with his mother or tutor lie Is only Z
years old and was born, Ii will be- ~,
mcuheCd, Otter the death OF his father
Prince LEOPOLD
Royalty comes and goes on other Than
railway occasions The pretty four-in
hand given hy the Balmoral tenantry To
Princess Beatrice &C the time OF her
marriage is often seen driving nbnnt
b0lNter' stopping nc the photogruphor's
or M the door of some old servant.
Ana amy day, turning n corner Def-
| haps, you como suddenly upOn an ont
rider, who is followed by a carriage
hearing the crown on its panels and
draun by, pair of grays. Very likely
there VIII be three People in the cnr-
ri0ge' a Rdy-in-wating. one of the nrin-
ceSses, or visitor, But YOU look only
nc the short figure In hlack For thorn
SITS the queen Of Great Britain and ON.
press Of India, the first lady In the land
and by other rights, too than of heredi.
larry s9lefelgnly, Women throughout
me civilized world can point with pride
u the sovereign lady OF Great Bntiar,
| as a living and complete refutatiou AZ
| the monstrOus time-wOrn assertion thot
a woman cannot fulGl public function
except for the pricc of her womanhood
As she drives somewhat slowly
through the village the people come IN
the docrs OF their shops and honsos and
the children look M from their play.
/ Blt thorc Is no demonstration. Sic
| wishes TO come and 20 like any privafe
I citizen, 20 far as she can, and her good
tiighlanders respect her wishes.
HOW THE QUEEN TRAVELS.
! The queens train as Il Is made nm AZ
Ballater h somewhat imposing N il
| drawn by two engines. Aside from tbs
/ Queens Two carriages there are nine
others, and added 10 these, two guard
/ and luggage vans
Very nearly IN the center are The
lneen's cargluges IN entering the rear
I v2rriNge You sien into the compartment
uFyy " 70 lhe women lp attendance up
oa iht queen w
I A'h~''A reilway catsiags$ perhaps il