The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-16
CAR Of RUSSIA
IS CAMERA F|END
On Every Journey Emperor Car.
ries His Equipment Handy for
Taking of Snapshots.
BY GEORGE FRASER
lie 10 The Tribune.

special Cable 10 The Tribune.
ST. PETERSBURG July 15.-The czar
has developed n regular fad for pho
Biography and is rarely without his cam
era.
Recently he took three snapshots of
the czarevtch for circulation among his
friends. One shows the boy setting out
for walk in his morning costume, an
other pictures him as a boyar Of the Rus
sian arstocracy, and the other, the most
striking Of all. represents him uniformed
and equipped as a private in the Eighty
ninth DICTIONARY infantry regiment to
which the imperial youngster Is attached
Alexis is many times a soldier He is
Hetmau OF all the soldiers cossacks.
chief of regiment Of cossacks, the guard
Of Finland, OF Lithuanian regiment, OF
the Twelfth Siberian sharpshootors. of
the Aashkeub cadet corps, OF the Fourth
battery OF horse artillery OF the guards,
OF the Moscow Military school. of the
Sixteenth regiment OF dragoons,, of the
regiment of Infantry. OF the First Battery
.of cossacss and of the regiment OF
Mounted grenadiers OF the guard.
1t would be the greatest delight to his
majesty TO be able TO go free and untram
meled on an automobile tour through the
Russians and bring back photographs Of
Is told that II would mean certain death
Even VIXEN they remove TO Livadia. In
the distant Crimea: the royal family Is
army of police agents and soldiers For
tunately the czar is very fond Of yacht
Ing ana he can enjoy this sport with
spends a portion of the summer afioat on
their magnificent yacht the STANDARD
Usually their voyages are limited to
cruises IN the Baltic, the. Gulf of Fin
m ~ SntI I,pin Ia,
1909. they extended their tour aud visited
England at the time OF the Cowes re-
galta The czar Is a born sailer. lie
follows everything that occurs on board
his yacht with the closest attention and
is fully qualified 10 take command him
sell. He knows every member OF his
has again and again shown his interest in
their wellbeing. His sailor like quail
ties are well known TO seafarine men.
The car In carly youth suffered a
good deal from i'll health. shvness and
nerves. His son seems TO have inherited
tho shyness. though luckily. not the III
health The czarina has been constant
health was moi improved by the diff
culties and dangers Of her married life
and The repeated disappontments Of her
and to Hcsse do not seem 70 have done
hor much good, and she is often too weak
to take her walk with her husband. II
is hoped that a prolonged cruise with the
czar in the Gulf of Finland and adiacen,
waters during the summer may effect
some real Improvement in her health,
Two members Of the Russian imperial
polce-Mcssrs. Alexander Rozoff and
Ivan Ar'ak-are now in the United
States In search of the famous Roman
off pearl nee klace. which was stolen
from the czarina. Rozoff has left New
York for New Orleans. after consultation
with the officials of a private detective
agency.
The necklace stolen from the czarlna
was an heirloom of the imperial family
OF the Rcmanoffs. The Russian police
have taken up the affair most eneraet-
ically. and special representations have
been made TO the criminal investigation
department in London 10 watch for any
trace OF necklace or the suspected
thieves, Similar notices have been sent
10 all the European police offices Traces
OF the missing Jewels were found in
America and the Russian detectives were
sent to work them out.