The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-20
THE CAR AND CZARINA
how THEY WILL BE RECEIVED AND
ENTERTAINED IN ENGLAND.
Bomb-ThrowsnE Distance-TurIish
Horrors to BE Discussed.
Copyright, 1896. by the Associated Press.>

m. on Tuesday are almost completed. With
the exception of the arrival and the de-
parture of their Russian Majesties, there
will be no ceremonies. The recently discov-
cred dynamite conspiracy has undoubtedly
served TO cause the authorities to double
the precautions taken to insure the safety
of the imperial travellers and the greatest
anxiety is expressed lest any accident
should occur. The Russian embassy here is
vibrating with excitement. Several men,
bers of the Russian secret police have been
in England for week past and they will
be reinforced by squad of the most
famous of the Cars Nihilist detectives.
The latter will accompany the Car to Bal
moral and later to Paris. The Russian i'm
perial yacht Standard, on entering Leith
harbor. will pass through lines of war ships
belonging to the channel squadron, which
will fire imperial salutes.
The Car and Czarina will be received
at the jetty by the Prince of Wales. the
Duke of Connaught, number Of field Off
GERS and the guard of honor. composed of
blue Jackets. The Cars escort will consist
of a detachment of the Second Dragons
tRoyal Scots Grays) of which the Car
is colonel in chief, and three hundred po-
licemen and regiment of highlanders will
line the street leading from the Jetty to the
railroad station, which is only four hum
dred yards distant. The Gar and Czarina
will ride to the station in a state carriage
sent from buckingham palace for their use
and the train that will convey the imperial
party to Balmoral is the Queens special
1t will run from Leith to Balater, the rail-
road station of Balnoral without any stop
Upon arrival at Ballater the Gar and
Czarina will drive in state carriages
through lanes of servants In highland cos
tune. holding flaming torches in their
hands. The entire route will be guarded by
soldiers and police, and will be barricaded
throughout. TIE visit of the Car and
Czarina will last fortnight, at the expira-
ton or which time the imperial travellers
will leave via Perth and will go direct to
Portsmouth, where they will embark on
board the imperial yacht Standard for
France
For the entertainment of the Car the
Prince of Wales has projected a number of
shooting, fishing and driving excursions. in
Whch the Duke of Connaught will also
take part The Prince and Princess of
Wales will stay with the Queen at Balmo-
raj castle, but the other members of the
royal family will put up at Abergeldie.
and Czarina has been arranged in one of
the rooms of Balmoral castle. The sacred
c chha,neh5 h er1eifxes and ikens, for the
church in London. The apartments which
WI W., be occupied BY the Gar and czarina at
Balmoral castle face the river Dee They
are simply furnished, as for that matter
are all the rooms at Balmoral. The CORR
dors are hung with horrible imitation mar
BILE wall paper and are lighted by oil lamps
ana trophies of the, chase of distinguished
VISITORS Heads and antlers of deer, etc.
are nxed at every available spot and hunt
Ing pictures abound.
= The general public is expecting some po-
Hlicstl work TO be accomplished at RaImoral
to the advantage of Great Britain during
the visit of the Gear to the Highlands. and
from a source which is entitled to respect
the Associated Press is informed that pour
parlers have already been exchanged be-
car by which an agreement viii be rati-
ned at Balmoral castle in regard to Arme-
MA; Great Britain is to take a dignified
position in the interest of humanity and will
stand aside while the Car policies Turkey
me events of the past few days and the
attitude of the high conservative press con-
firm this. AT any rate the Car is destined
to hear lot about Armenia while in Scot
Iand. and 1t is freely stated in London that
the queen proposes to do considerable plain
speaking on this subject and petitions to
the Gar, beseeching him to stop the flow
North Britain and will be presented to his
Majesty during his stay. One of the petit
who expressed the hope that .he heart and
mind Of the Car might be awakened to the
,1 fearful misehiefs, which the policy Of the
Prince Lobanoff-R ostovslxy, has done so
much to promote.
day, called attention to-day to a serious
paragraph of an eminent French scientist
who will not permit his name to be pub
Hshed. and who says that the world so far
as Europe is concerned, is coming to an
end. He adds that the earth is certainly
cooling in France and Belgium, and that il
Is likely in the very near future that we
shall see great changes, In the north of
France where such thing before has
been unknown, there have already .been
earthquakes, and the same thing has hap
pened in Belgium. The unknown scientist
further states that there are two three
French mountains slipping while he con-
cludes the Swiss mountains subsiding
The foundation of the new Catholic
cathedral at Westminster the dearest
project of Cardinal Vaughan. has been
completed Forty-two prominent Roman
Catholics subscribed $1,000 each toward the
erection OF the sacred edifice.
Marie Corell the author is falling foul
of the press for stating that she had been
entertaining a party of lady grouse kill.
ers in Scotland. She writes: Il do not
shoot, but would like to do SO now, not
at grouse but at the liars. A few liars
less in the world would give us all more |
brea thing room and a sweeter atmos- |
phere. | do not ride a. bicycle have not
invented a bicycle costume and entirely |
abhor bicycle riding for women. Men |
look sufficiently hideous and undignifel |
on bicycle. and women are worse than |
hideous; they are immodest The poets |
ideal of exquisite womanhood is utterly |
destroyed by the sight of these persprins /
red-faced lankeyed objects working their |
legs treadmill fashion in mere blatant fem |
mime vuIgarities.''
With the general return of people to the /
town the theaters are fast reopening and |
a prosperous autumns season is predicted |
on all sides. There are now over nine reg
allar theaters open, in addition to the mu-
sic halls. which have all been running full
blast during the summer. The rush for
new suburban theaters continues. and, as
Jeromes paper, To-day, predicts, the day is
not far distant when Ii will be well worth /
a managers while 70 organize a tour for
the outside London theaters alone. He will |
be able to put in from twelve TO sixteen |
weeks without ever going twelve miles
from Hyde Park corner.
Mrs James Brown Potter has set the
craze In Melbourne for women to part |
their hair one side, and hundreds of
society women in that part of the world |
have now discarded frizZes in order to
adopt the Potter coiffure.
London Is now well into the autumn fe-
Yer visitation. There are AIS patients in
the hospitals, of whom 3.Gl9 suffering |
from scarlet fever.
QuAY'S FISH STORY.
How He Narrowly Escaped Drowning