The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-23

coryrfgAsea lss oy Associated Press.
L-tsh. Scotland. sept. s1.-The Russian
yachts Standard and the Pole star were
sighted az tsc entrance Of tire Firth Of
Forth 81 "a ~ this morning. Tne Prime.
ot Wales. wno VAS in caarge of the ar
engagements Tor the reception OF the czsr
ann cssstas. and who viii accompany the
Russian visitors 10 Ralmorai. she Duke
% Eannaughs. VI. De SsAel. Russian am
hassadeT. Lord Rosco~ry ard h.gh rat.s-
F&ry officials arrived a. the fetfy from
Daimeny 81 II O'Clock. and we're received
ny sn escort ~ the F.nnsskillea drag o1aS
Rain was falling heavily. aut Ia ~ps.s u
Ests m enormous crowd lsnea the wsy to
the docks ar~1 greeted the arFi~ai os the
royal party with TIE greatest sathasfs ara.
After inspecting the reception room the
royal party fo,ned the DUCHESS 81 Bus-
ci~UEh and tse Countess of f.yfson. egA-
barking on the steamer TaEtsliea csxsae.
The steamer p<oceeaed down the Firth TO
meet me cxar and czarsRa. Tne channel
feet watch lined the Firth saiu,ei as tbs
Prince Of Wales and royal party tT~r erse9
THE itn~s.
The Russian imperial yachts 90 fhe.r
arrival were saiut~a hy the feet ana tn
nse-s!steiy dropped anchor. Ta@ T2ntAlfcn
Castle soon gfserward ran eso.gss1e TIE
Standard. y htch rad their Russian rnates-
ties ea board, Tho Prince of Wales. Duke
OF CannaaEht asad NJ he SsAei weGs
aboard and welcomed ne czar an9 cxArsrA
10 f.estA. The greeting exchanged be-
tween the imperial travellers ara tie Brit
4sn princes was sT2ost a|ec'tonate. The
party Iunchei together en beard the
Standard.
The narbor was sail o. merchant vessels
from all parts Of the world. decke3 fsog3
stem 70 stern with bunting and placed su
the newest possible trim. 40 that after
passing through the line Of powerful war
ships the progress ~ the Standard up the
Firth was paraes-like In the extreme.
The precautions taken adost ard ashore
for the protection of their nstsstiss we're
unprecedented. Il "a believed. In naval an
mails. Picket boats. steam launches ana
torpedo hosts oE the smaller class. with
the warShlrs Majestic. Magnificent. Re-
palse and Resolution. formed a complete
net sroand the Russian imperial yacht.
In order. ostensfhlv. 70 prevent shore boats
,.ruwdlng about the standard. bat in re-
atify 10 prevent any possibility or an at
tempt TO commit dynamite or other out.
RACES On IN. Tantalicn Castle. on tsss
train so take their u1ayessfes 80 Isaimoral.
al different places along The ruute 20 Bal.
moral. and about Raimaral fts~h vera
ptckei members Of the Russian secret po-
lice and the exar's nihiiist detectives. TIA
Russian detectives accompanying the cxar
wera reinforced on landing ny picked
sfves who refTsatn attached 20 the party
unsn they leave Great Britain
After luncheon their imperial ynsfesstes
boarded she Tantailon Castle. accom-
ranle4 BY the Brf.lsa prince, ana thar
etess rraallf, proceeded slowly up the Firth
81 Forth closely guarded hv the swarm %
rs>ke. heats through the British fset. All
iha warships flying tha Russian ensign.
Az the Standard passed each warsfsio
area "A royal saiute and the sailors manned
the fez or tie yards. as the case might
t.~ xr:tb marines on parsie, and the hands
u}syed fAe Russian national snsasna~
Whll.. the Tantaiior Castle was approach
ing the saity. she passed between gaart
lines formed ~ ta@ cutters from ~a1h OF
the warships in the Firth.
After the Tafat.aJfon Gasgie had r1ssfd
gs,@aa~n thA lines cf cutters fhs oara
wee. AZ another signal, dropped sffn3l-
tanaouslv and then the men-of-war cut
ter formed rp IN soi1nAn astSfn Of ne
.st~af-ssttp ard fo.lowe. her TO he tetty.
The ezar ans czarin2 landed az the setsy
al exactly Tot p rl As th@r stsppea
.shere the troops presented arms aad tSs
rsssssls pIaynd fae RuessAn anthem Ths
ear arg caarins were eScoctNi ashore by
The Prince ~ " sfss and the stlxe cf t'eft-
fasahf. ar<t were uaes by large nutnsfs-
of eefd others IN fall uulfor-n. The g8arf
AZ homer was composed % pf-Sei bi1ss
raso~t consisted ~ cosssisn rasns 4 tire
pnyal @s.afs Gfeys tseooFs.i .irag9ossl. -
which thn ezaF 50 colonel In chies- de-
sasst-sf@rs - 80 policemen an regiment
of lggxflsnsers lined thn street leaain..
from ,he fstty 70 the rsiiroaa station, -
yasfe G.s{4uf.
~rlse rs-en.lon room OF the Erea. station
~.a made br.iaanf with decorations and
+snzarx she Russian ensign being en-
fps7ea wlfh shat 81 Great Britain. Ths
.e..v ere sp3t where the state carriages
sf Fa.eAfn&hRm ptiSes news wefs N
-rmHsnw 70 convey FDs imperial ard roEs.
r4trfs- so taH de5sof. vas earre8@a arf ifnet
~ hhsaEsekats ard marines on each si5e.
rrhe tragn WAITING was vtaat t. srosn as
tA4 eagsfaefs'e eserfafT = train especially
lusls s0r re use ~ ner ssa fsNfy ard r9f~
talnfnx every eo.senisrses e = possible 10
r,tss-e n a ral3ras3 car. The ear sore tho
rfvlfs~ga ~ tae scots srsyz lie ard tho
.-zzr{ns uere usherea lnsB the reception
r4srn n wa4fa fsfe members - the uurs-
.-tnsl co4rtz - feith ARA Edinburrh Hsrs
v-esens ln fsf r9R,@2 u effsne- There fas
provost y fssfa and ef BGfunnfxh Nss-
~straea fae visitors 70 Scotland. The crsr
vas csta IN AIs derneanoT. pas the rxarsna
won th,s heart - every ore ~ Der sisen-
saneosIs gens@'Hy-
Yhe fsneefsaa party an5 ths Faaasbers -
tae rnga4 fasaNg shortly aftarwar3 Afst
.ar ~..ssu aed catered tas state carriages
r.s,t f.s ssrnat terAtl5n f1r thM rssaslgs
akfea fhe mauaFltuae ~ saeefs'ors es~
-.s~{e--sf r nessnx t8e distinguished Tas-
asxa visitors Escorted hy ths scais
st~~va. thnv teaveraet fae gaisY decorated
ara t~ese-sfaea au2ys uns streets for fnoFs
fham nte
r1aseal ~ arsteysnz the qsesn's special
.rafn aF sa~ aepct areoT8amw 20 pro-
z~srnn7e. f9ze party wa* escorted co naAft
~ the fsgnefEen of tfsa bridge a9d tne sta~
tson. Tvsss was rerhahlY anosser rFeeasi-
,er ta&en ss~ the safety of tfe e4aF AM
s--arfaa There was great rsAisaF dis
-lav ant snueh eheerlnw "A tne fasg~sfA
srwfn Srnxs away ~ rosie - H8tAAtsf
Tee axsrsosfsansrv aTrarx@rss@Eits - pre-
-sr. snsuvw . thN rcTsl gu#szs rfsAsss
sze grrsQ-essssn WfNe .reFF ssoey ~ss n
tssg8av attsrs 4u& 80 streets were pfss-
gsaes~ decorated sei6serEs deteE{zF@s Azt
~at3oa wssa Nzseessl Tsszaian esfsefsTe*s
we~e a. sve'~w tnrn. Every sses ~ 10
-atf~ns4 tracks fran f4eAsh 70 i8aiiass-
,vax ~s,arsEsst ar4s = eens7@rt srarra Of shs
r,sa~s.y resghs.orsaossa ~ss ktpt up prior -
ap4 8n~3ms tse trip cf fhssr Ena5~stsss
shrau wh re ettw-
pa9iassr sef.s @s-Tns sae*n'H .r~~sa'