Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-05

The former and 10 V,rtaiile..
me Ioad ihither has ceattal pave.
hent o. cobblo stones, thifieen miles
long. IL IL 10 be thiukly sande1 tue
whole way 10 make II smooth Tor tho
imperial csffiage. The whole garrison
pi fatis are ~ be under arms an
ln'ted along the road. M imperial
wee Will be he d N the gallery Of
nlltfOft, WLICn hes ten FURNISHED Gs
IA tue time Of Louie XIV. Original
piTttita ami tusis OF pltsf the Great,
!hu Ctthefinos AID Paul aud Alfxan.
yer nave been brought down from
tho ATTIC gallery aud placed On easols
u TIE Hlutu Wing, where thslf i'm.
ptrlAl maJ estles eau see th,m without
lllmbiug lofty etaifu. the diffiFent
pitlfsiis OF Marie Autoinette viii b.
tubmitted In the came way TO their ~.
sptctiUn, a. also the miuiatufe taken Of
Iathefine the Great lust alter she be.
came empires. A wonderiul wofk OF
III u l.. scafilldinga have been re-
novel OF unofmOus cost from toe ter.
tnorp, anu lou iains aud basins re.
paired; fleet Of eighteen
royal bafges bns been furnished
~ 10 taku the imprrial visitors by The
canal TO his gardens, q cling tie wo.'
ifont OF the psase, OF tho Ifiag0ns.
lhu excursion " 60 follow IA ia Ga ~
The gallery Of battles AMI = long resi
u tbs imperial visitors IN tue suite "
mail rooms nttsI up by Mirie AntOl.
neite A. aIfivate fesidencp. In tue
blue To- m ur saloon there n q 1ainty
sofa In sky blue with Kilt frame IN a
niche eet round with mirrors. The
lovely queen whose fate was ~ tfagicai
liked ~ see hOf toautiiul head In front,
IN pfefllo and vanishing profile. She
ordered three mirrors 10 DO SGT at right
singles. hut tho ffst tins she went ~
survey her,tli In them NJ one OF the
corners she huhold-uha "a headlrss
bldy, and sank iaiuting ON the sofa.
shc was constantly meeting with Incl.
ichta and facing catasifophos that
seemed pfesagcs OF coming woes.
this TssptoI Nicholas aud Aiexandra
resemble her Their wedding was on
tue morrow Of his iathpf's iunerai.
The nfst year OF thuif reigu was
b!nckcnei by the first sei Of Armenian
massacies, In which 100. 900 people pet.
lshtd. Thrir coronation was marked by
thu appalling catastrophe NJ Moscow,
anu the dsy they reached Vienna The
ntst ntws thty received was that frssh
nalaaefos hau taken place. Thsn on
their tulurn Journey from Vietn,
Prince bobanon, whom history mu
nnd guilty Of completely with tho
sultan, died o. they were Stepping Ut
OF the train. When they were col ylug
fest at the paifiatohGi court OF Den.
mark, the iamily circle wa. appalled,
10 learn OF tho dynamite conspiracy.
Providence seems " have warned |
them that long life. Prosperity AnI |
universal love aud esteem may q" won |
by following tho example o q iern |
Nlctofih, but that difAtieT must 4. tho |
long run catch up with tho,u monltcus |
whose gfand pln,icsl schemes are eKt. |
euted through inlquIty.
Balmoral And Versailles, Septe uber |
20 and octoter 5 and q iDoulcale lhis
warning.
lzisosd) EMILY CRAWFORD"
aus DErAuTuRE PROM ENGLAND.
poRisnourn, Fog, Oct o. rhv In.
habiiants VI this port, military, naval
aud civil, were nsiif early today 10
witness tho departure Of toe ear aud
i0r Ffanor. Their majsstius
passed tho night on board toe i'm.
pefial yacht Pole star. Al tho vcssrls
la the harbot were dressed, rainbow
'ashion, from stom 10 stern, ana the
IMPERIAL couple were gwen u hearty
END OF.
Flnl Lord OF tho Admiralty Hon.
ieorgo Gosohen, on board VI tho fret.
lass cruiser Blenhcim started ut $3.50
!, IN. for tue Nab lightshlp where n
lset OF thifty.tw1 BfiUsh war ships
wore assembled TO salute tnelf malssti,s
.nd escort them 70 mid.chauuoi. At
he request Of the czar thefc were no
,uATds Of honor mIunted Hsnofe, the
'nly military display being deiaon.
nent OF marines which did sentry
luty during tue night and morn.
ng. owing to tho entire absence
u ceremony connected with tue
departure o. the czar tho crowds were
iot nosriy ~ large ~ might have
ltherwisu been expected. Toe Pole
'tAr started al am. and AZ she passed
no various war vessolg their aide, OF
ards were manned aAd the imperial
'acht given busio salules, while the
ana OF the flagship Blsuheim played
no Russian anthem. This was fol.
owed by tho roaring OF ognuon, salutes
Iom tho IniexiOle, Victory aud
Zero, aud from tho batteries sshoTe.
rs DUKE OF Conn,ught, on board tho
Team Piunpcei accompanied tho Pole
tar TO the mouth OF tho hafbof, anu
hen returned TO shore. The Polls Star
rcceedei TO splitter anu was salu,eI
y u British iiset clmmanisi by Vice
IdmifAl LORI Waller rAluerl Kerr,
'hich formed In two lines ANA with
~ P0le star In tho center proceeded
award ~ meet the French II ,et from
hetbOutg, which was 10 s1cJft tho
npefial party to that port.
THE ozAR's BAD LUCK.
CHERBJunu, Oct. 5.-Ths bad luck
hich sr,mi clnging TO tho car
lowvd Itself Today. A most UiAuofAts
ItpnTalion hal boon uiad. 10 receive I
10 Russian travellers. he way iIom the I
ndIng stage 10 the hail o. tue arsenal I
NJ Ueen covered with siik hangings,
fields, baunerels and flowers. Tue G
udlng Stage was beautifully uecked,
enttian uia-la were erected at many
iint' aud hlfai buutlng and other Il
,uoraliOns u,Hp.AyoI everywhere, A d
rifle fquall swept over The city, fell. II
X the Venetian masts ~ the ground, u
STEERING the decorations Ia all diree. q
lns anu ~ illoliug great uamage gon. u
ally. This morning hundreds " men
ere set 10 work repairing the damage.
Tue Ftepol uUTtnofn aqIAirou con.
sting OF q vessels aud inclu .. M
K the CnAflos Maftell, a ntst :,
Ass battle ship, tho Hoehe, n y,
ttle snip with Vice AdmirpI u
iguauet DO PIciDtHnii on blaid; tho at
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