New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-04
THE CZ4R LEAVES BALMORAL.
THE PRINCE OF WALES WILL MI DE-" ''''
OFF AT PORTSMOUTII-LAST DAfo
At THE CASTLE.

Al HE hSi b''
London Oct 3-The car and Czarina. accomps". PAM
nv the members OF their suites left baimora' ."'"'
at 10 o'clock this evening. bound for portsmouth
The Queen accompanied her departing guests 10 '"e
aoor NJ tho castle where she babe them an a"ec"o"
ate farewell and wished them godspeed' ne pc
IRE OF their Maiesties' was maze an o'c"'''.' " =,
ceremony The Scots Greys. of when Tee'"c"' '''e
Car is honorary colonel. acted as guard o "o'o'
during The visit and were Tonight pi'se"' a. ~,
o,s,o "a osc,rt their Majesties 10 Baiattr the ra
way station for Balmorai. where a speca! fa'" was
in waiting 10 convey them 10 ior'S"'o"
coaches were sumptuousy furnished an" oo'''""
everv convenience to make the long Journey as com"
Portable possible.
ponaros were lighted as the Imperial party ana
,ber escort started in carriages for Baater Inc
procession was headed by the Bamorai men, ','e
EMPLOYEES on the queens estate. atureo III M
and foa;hered bonncts and the Ballater and Cra'he
Volunteers all bearing lighted torches as 'he' "'u
on the night OF the Cars arrival
When the party arrived at Ballater the SCOTS
Grows were drawn up on the railway PLATFORM
,vbcre ,hcv stood mmovqblc until the departure OF
the train except when the Imperial parry wei"
into the coaches. when the troops sain'ed 'h'' wa"
jestiss .
4, HE O'Clock the train started on its Journey
southwark. after farewells lad been exchanged be-
tween tine escorting party and the departing guests
NOT JOYFUL GUEST.
Since the Cars accession 10 the throne '''''
have been many reports Of the change In his
disposlticn. he having become grave ana 'h''''"'
as though he felt the burden OF MS Response
Lli,ies resting heavily upon him. Reports from
p,ln,oral whore he and the tZarina ar" TO"
visiting the Queen confirm these Statements "''
manner f. extremely quiet and retiring an" ne 'p
,.,rs to urcf.r the company OF the ladies OF We
royal household to that Of the Prince OF "hl'S
and the other notabili,ies now present al h''"o''
In MS honor.
Since his arrival His Majesty has had but one
private interview with the Queen. THIS Lasted 'o'
half an hour In quarters attempts nave
been made to attach political significance 10 the
interview but IL IL generally believed that nothihk
| but personal and family matters wcr" discussed"
| II Is not all likely that any Information on I'M
| subject Will he revealed TO the public
The Car does not appear TO take the slightes'
| in,crcs, In the "dccr-stalking that has been ar
| ranged for him. There II good reason for this
aside from the fact that he Is a poor shot Real
| sporism.n dcspise the kind OF sport with when
! the Prince OF Wales INDUCES the guests AT Bal
| moral The keepers start out early IN the
! morning and make large circuits OF the forest
driving the deer In the direction OF an open space
| which * like = lawn The royal huntsm"n wall
OH one side OF this space. and when the deer APP
! pear they get many shots without any OF the Ia
t!gue and also without any OF the excitement tha'
! only those who have actually stalked deer have
experienced The Car IL very patient and dis
plavs no sign Of anger when he repeatedly misses
| The game. In fact. he pariakcs OF thr sport IN
| Nor f,incforv manner. and II readily be seer
that MS presence s due more 10 II desir" 10 peas.
| hers than 10 any enjoyment he derives h''hSe'
from the shooting. ..
, The l'zarina Is described serious. strong
minded woman. who IN MAN. respect, neror W
| the Empress Frederick mother OF emperor VIII
/ lam and daughter Of Queen Victoria.
| The cars new yacht. the STANDARD arrived ~
! Portsmouth yesterday morning where shr excite,
! murh admiration. She H. magnificent vessel o
| pnO tons and carries q crew OF over NM men
! she IS about 100 larger than the Other nus
+ SIAN imperial yacht the Polar Star. On the upper
| deck IL n handsome saloon. which has acconinoda
! tions for IL, guests at dinner. Inc V'Ssei ~ III
, sured in London for t4toWp
! Portsmouth, England. Oct. 3-The BRUSH Chan
! rel feet has been put in readiness to escort I'M
| Gar and Czarina with their suites, on their way
! TO Chcrbourg The Russian imperial yachts Polh
| Star and STANDARD will each be attended by three
| batto ships. which will lie aligned upon the quar-
| tors Of the Russian vessels. ,
CRUISERS will he stationed at the bows Of The
| imperial yachts. and torpedo dcstIoyers asfern:
When The Russians leave English waters Mon
| day morning the British squadron VII! hrc
| salute which will be repeated when they are me
/ by The French fleet OF CherbourR Monday after
| noon The Duke Of cOnnaught VIII bid n" Ia
| and Czarina adieu at Portsmouth on behalf OF til
| Queen The Prince Of Wales ~ not coming Il
! Portsmouth TO see them of and this announcement
! ma. sio much comment.