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Sir Jahtfully He stooped down and scrawled a few lines on half a sheet of note-paper

"You must take this to Lord Estcourt at once," he said, "and tell hi all specific infor ed, of course"

Half-a-dozen reporters, who had soot hold of the fact that the Prioing down to Windsor on a special ether in the dark as to the events which were really transpiring They knew nothing of the intervieeen the Czar and his August host--an interviehich in itself was a chapter in the history of these ti of the reason of their royal visitor's decision to prolong his visit instead of shortening it, or of his autograph letter to the President of the French Republic, which reached Paris even before the specialhad presented the which they did know, and that alone was significant enough, was that the Czar's Foreign Minister was cabled for that night to co At the Austrian and German Embassies, forewarned by a report froned The Russian Ae at Windsor under pretence of a command from his royal master The happiest man in London was Prince Rosmaran