The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-20
FEW STATE CEREMONIES
EVERY PROBATION WILL BE
TAKEN TO PREVENT UNFOR-
TUNATE "ACCIDENTs..
SOME "sHor. is TO BE TALKED.
While in the Highlands the Gar Is
Apt to Hear Something of
America.

FOR the reception of the cZar and car
ina, who are expected to reach Leith
harbor at 2:30 p. m. on Tuesday, are
almost completed. With the exception
Of the arrival and departure Of their
Russian majesties, there will be no
state ceremonies. The recently dis
covered dynamite conspiracy has un-
doubtedly served to cause the authori-
ties to double the precautions taken to
insure the safety of the imperial trav-
elers and the greatest anxiety Is ex-
pressed lest any accident should occur.
The Russian embassy here is vibrating
with excitement, several members OF
the Russian secret police have been in
England for week past, and they will
be reinforced by a squad of the most
famous of the czar's nihiltst detectives.
The latter will accompany the car to
Balmoral and later to Paris.
The Russian imperial yacht, Stand
ard, on entering Leith harbor will pass
through lines of war ships belonging to
the channel squadron which will fire
imperial salutes. The czar and czarina
Will be received at the jetty by the
prince of Wales, the duke Of Con-
naught number of field officers and
the guard of honor composed of blue
jackets. The cars escort will consist
of a detachment of the Second dra-
goons Royal Scots Greys), of which the
car is colonel in chief and three hun
dred policemen and regiment OF
H1ghlanderS will line the streets lead
ing to the railroad station, from the
1etty, which Is only 400 yards distant.
Inc car and czarina will ride to the
station in state carriage sent from
buckingham palace for their use, and
the train which will convey the i'm
perial party to Balmoral is the queens
special 1t will run from Leith to
Ballater, the railroad station of Bal
moral, without any STOP Upon arriv-
al at Ballater, the car and czarina
VIII drive In state carriages through
lanes Of servants in Highland costume.
holding flaming torches in their hands
me entire route will be guarded by
sold1ers and police, and will be barrf-
caded throughout.
Inc visit Of the cZar and czarina to
the queen will last fortnight. at the
expiration of which time the imperial
travellers will leave Perth and will
go direct to Portsmouth, where they
will embark on board the imneria1
yacht Standard for France. For the
entertainment Of the car the prince of
Wales has projected a number of
shooting. fishing and driving exeur-
slons, in which the duke of Connaught
Will also take part
The prince and princess of Wales
viii stay with the queen at Balmoral
castie; but the other members of the
Ioya! tamlly will put up at Abergeldie.
| A private chapel for the use of the car
| and czarina has been arranged in one
or the rooms of Balmoral castle. The
sacred vestments, crucifixes and ikons
TOT the chapel have been sent from the
Greek church in London.
Inc apartments which will be occu-
PIED by the car and cZarina at Bal
mora! castle face the river Dee They
are simply furnished, as, for that mat
ter are all the rooms at Ba1moral. The
corridors are hung with horrible imita-
tlon marble wall paper, and lighted by
Oil lamps and trophies of the chase
shot by distinguished visitors, heads
and antlers of deer ETC., are fixed at
every available spot and hunting pic
lures abound
The general public Is expecting some
poiltlcal work to be accomplished at
Balmoral to the advantage of Great
Britain during the visit Of the car to
the Highlands, and from a source which
| Is entitled to respect, the Associated
[ress is INFORMED that pour parlers
nave already been exchanged between
the Marquis Of Salisbury and the car.
by which an agreement will be ratified
| at Balmoral In regard to Armenia.
| Great Britain Is to take a dignified
| position in the interest Of humanity.
ana Will stand aside while the car
| polices Turkey. The events of the mast
few days and the attitude of the high
conservative press point to this. In any
| event, the car is destined to hear a LOT
| about Armenia while in Scotland. and
| 1t is freely stated in London that the
queen proposes to do considerable plain
speaking on this subject, and petitions
| TO the car, beSeeching him to stop the
now OF Christian blood are being signed
IN North Britain and will be presented
| to his majesty during his stav. One
| OF the petitions has been indorsed bv
Mr.. Gladstone.
Jerome K. Jerome's paper, entitled
! Ioday, called attention today in a Sc
/ r1Cus paragraph, to an eminent French
scientist who will not permit his name
10 De published, 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 it is likely in the
! very near future, that we shall see
great changes. In the north of France
where such thing has before been
unknown, there have already been
| earthquakes, and the same thing has
happened in Belgium. The unknown
scientist further states that there are
two or three French mountains slinnine
whlle' ne concludes, the Swiss noun
| tains are subsiding
The foundations Of the new oa+ba-
| dral at Westminster. the dearest nro-
Ject of Cardinal Vaughn have baen
completed. Forty-two prominent Ro-
man Catholics subscribed SIS OOO each
toward the erection of the sacred edi-
flee.
Marie Corelli, the author. is falling
Ioui Oh the press, for stating that she
has been entertaining party Of lady
grouse Killers in Scotland She writes.
Go not shoot, but would like TO do
SO now, not at grouse, but at the liars
few liars less in the world wolId
give us all more breathing room and 81
sweeter atmosphere. l do not ride q
bike, have not invented bike costume
and entirely abhor bike riding by won
en- Men look sufficiently hideous and
undlgnifled on a bike and women
| are worse than hideous, they are i'm
modest. The poets ideal of EXQUISITE
womanhood is entirely spoiled by these
perspiring. red faced. lank-red females
working their legs in treadmili fash
/ ion"
/ With the general return of people
to the town. the theaters are fast re-
/ opening. and q prosperous autumn sea-
son is predicted. There are now over
nine regular theaters open in addition
| to the music halls, which have all
been running full blast during the
| summer. The rush for new suburban
| theaters continues. and as Jerome's
paper, Today, predicts, the day is COM
| ing when it will be worth a managers
| while to organize q tour for outside
able to put in from twelve to sixteen
weeks without going twelve miles from