The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-01
THE COMING FRENCH FETES.
ALI FRANCE rs TALKING or 7HE
GUESTS SHE Is 10 HONOR

some Absurd Ideas OF che Entbu-irst,s
Hosts Are Beine NJppea In IN. Rvs--
The Po,uI,r Heart Mov.a he nm Ar..-
Act. ar 81. R,. A..,,., $685.,
,,,,,.. -. -,
'''
"en' viii suppress Two strange Trndss.
PARIS. Sent. 3O.-In sn,tc OF tbs freouers
hints from the Gar intended to mitigate
French enthusiasm. pn,ia and thu whole conn.
try etill talk of nothing lint the coming fates.
Nothing can prevent the popular craze from
reaching nil manner OF eccentrIc and absurd
extremes.
Some OF these manifestntions ara heins
MINED in the bud. Nine. Adam. for In 4ancs.
started a subscription among tho wolnen OF
Franco for the purchase OF badges for kresen.
tatlon 10 tho Russian sailors. The dekrn was
to DO sprays OF forCet-me.not in ensfnel. sur.
mounted by the Russian flag. She bns been
inform ed that no Russian sailor would be Al.
lowed to ACCEPT the flag. much less to wear IL
The imperial flag Is reserved exclusively for
the Gar. Not even the members OF the i'm.
perial family are allowed to use It.
There is much rejoicing over the fact that
Admiral Aveling. in comm md OF the Russian
fleet, IA OF French extraction. He ia an in.
teresting man, and a characteristic incident OF
his clreer Is lust now in eyerybody's mouth.
When. many years suo. he was cruising in the
Baltic ma midsbipman. among tho man ON
the shin was former Captain Of man.of.
war. broke an for insultino the Admiral and "a
duced TO n common seaman. The Young oflcer
consdered II his ,iutv to trent tbe m nm with All
the kindness consiutent with tho reoulotiona
and To trv TO start him afresb. A pardon could
hc granted only for an act OF bravery. "Tbe
next Tina a storm comeson" Avelinp said Ia
tho oxCantain ct will dron into .aa aa ~ hv
accident You hmm sfter mo. and win vour
onoulets"
Tbis wos ,erood rnon Soma dova ,.t.r IN
n soua,I Ayal,ng dis,nneor.d Tbo ..Cant.in
;rmned ovar Tho shin's ade hpt he vas a moo,
a vimmar and ins,ead ~ rascuino Ayelan hs
ovvod hia ,;fa RI tho ,ottar
Tho Commondor,s ranort r.ocb.d IN. ov.r
,rd Tho ov-Conto;n ,vaa r..torod 20 HI. r.nL
Tho C,nt,i, ie novon Adm,r.I nh. o,h.,
Jav ho oaiahr,t.d tha ef,ioth on,,vor.,rx ~
lie a,t % int Tho eoryioo hy o,iv;n . . Ain.
.,.. - IL. Aa,,,.o, A,..,,n,, 80 ,,.,.aa =.
H.. ,n,,n.. -, ~ oft.r d;nn.r .n..oh ~. ho.t
,,,,I;.I,, ,h.,,.od hi. ;rnia. ILL. r,. TO- r.,
;na nna,.d - t';a, IN. nnth y, hnnnr
nj -. go, - A.. A.. r.
,,.,i., .nro, b., r.au,ad h;s 80, ord,,.rv ~.
49,, 49, O., =. ,,.o.shx 90. TN $50. u.
tarastir, ;nnidor+ ~ tho waot bowavor .ths
nuhlio,tion ~ th. oe,c;o, ,;st ~ ravard. tor
H. nT"ars Nd 80 ,rho dis,i nerishsd them.
call XIV pfney hn 0an af n n
rJvar m actinn which France d;sovoved
Tbere 10 n good daol of stir IN army and ciyi,.
lon c;rc,as ovar the nnnisbment a, n sero.ant
of reserves who was condemned IN 1--WE vears,
innr,sorment beconsa he insnlted an ofBcer
altar fnishing his com nplsorv m iIitarv service.
His action wos committed in return for aim.
liar In su,t from IN. ofIicer which the aeroeane
assarted that he had n right to ressnt when ~
hod bacome n nrivate citizen. rs
Tho incident has aroused n controversy.
Some nevsnaners demand that the President
nnrson the nrisoner without n moments dc.
Inv while others argue that II the sentence IL
not c,rried out IL will be all lin with disciulins
In tbe army r
rhere ia vat another side TO the question
which som,times assumes A peculiar aspect,
Cascs have occurred where men OF GOOD posi-
tion while UNDERGOING their twenty -elQht
days' training have been placed under orders Of
md e.posed to yindictiye ANNOYANCE by nom
commissioned officers OF inferior social status
who had been in their service and whom they
hnd been compelled to dismiss.
Priests have this year. for the first time. boon
called out for a months service as reservists.
The Mayor OF the Second arron basement OF