The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-05
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Miiifa<Y Euauefte That some Of
The Have Delighted 20 Violate.

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preaching them rv means u example
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action Of rhe s1g1e cZ4r 10 laAsls taV
commander 81 rr- guard AZ 81 Peters
burg % book Tor eaIaet.ue 81 ais 90 '4r
ur4cers serving under their orders r.3.A-
90 tramcar Alcor4ir- ~ -a- story NJ"
current in the count and military eife.ss
tn Russia ar officer II tH- Et-1ural .h-a-
regiment. y hicn 81 me CO. r. corps oi t'.r
AlscoNite army was aQyeattea ~ ~
brother officers Cru-Ire8 l1 lis Eol5He-
ana threatened wta relng ea-niefr1 h4
the commander 81 rae brigade tar nttii=
Eenfured 10 board b tramWaF eaE MAeA
arrayed in uniform. II was h-tl ttaai ~
50 doing he had been guilty n9t ohlt ~ q
gross breach Of f8e military etiquette.
but that he had also brought tE- UNIFORM
which he wore into lt-reHltr. Emperor
Nicholas, who makes point ~ aL"as
wearing the strikiuslg uniform 9t mus
particular regiment. aad Wao helfes ON
me army list as its c1l9ne.-IH-eAi-i' 9h
hearing q the matter. summoned hi7 alQe-
4e-camp and boarle4 car on lleHtleally
the same line and bound % The same de7-
tination, returning Do tae palace ny me
same means Of convey auc-. lie men az
dressed, IN his own hand. letters 70 inc
commander and 20 the general. inLot nlii-
AAAEtA4 "a MAtaA NE NatH .a4-8 f-ttA n
10 know whether theE proposed TO boy
colt and TO ceusure him. roo, since he,
after all. had been guilty ~ = ne same CON
Duct as the young Lieutenant whom tHey
had treated so harshiy IL was done lI
a bantering way. Hut the lesson proved
effective, nevertheless and fWeuly-fouf
hours had not elapsed before the atNtu4e
Of commanders and messmates toward
the young subaltern had undergone Ial-
zeal change. the emperor Il few days later,
taking advantage of an opportunity that
presented itself 20 address % him few
kindly and encouraging words, as u TO
atone for the behavior % which DE had
been subjected
This story has counterpart in one
that was current a good many years ago
Mt Vienna One day d was brought 20 the
ears of the emperor that AIS officer of the
guards had been reurimauJ.d hy mis- cole
onel and cut dead uv his messmates for
having permitted himself % be seen In an
omnibus or on It's roof I forget which.
On the following day the emperor at
tended by his aide-de-camu. Gen. Count
Paar. hailed an omnibus and asceuded It's
roof. "bussing'' I'D right mp the Mariahilf-
strasse and back again I'm broad daylight.
This being one OF the busiest and most
densely thronged tnoroughfares of the
Austrian capital Both the emperor and
the general were in uniform ana on re-
turning to the ualara the monarch han
pening to meet the colonel of the regi-
meut in question tn the COURTYARD. gave
himself the pleasure Of informing him i'm
the most innocent way. but with a twin
kle in his eve. that he had lust been on a
'bussing" expedition. up the Mariahilf-
strasse. The coioners face was a study.
and when subsequently, he demanded and
obtained in private a few words of ex-
plantation from Count Paar he realized
the purport OF the lesson. and took 1T TO
heart with pleasant results FOR mis- how
cotted subaltern.
One OF the Austrian's emperor's favo-
rite relatives. the late Archduke Charles
Salvador was never so hanDv as when
riding on the roofs of omnfbuses tram
ways and stages al Vienna. where he
would delight 10 engage In conversation
his humble. fellow nassengers discussing
the questions of the day with them in
the broadcast of that quaint Viennese dla-
lect which gives no the ordinarily harsh
German language so soft. pleasing and
musical an intonation. He was always
attired on such occasions as these in The
undress uniform Of the line Infantry reoi-
ment of which he was the tItular colonel
and as he would slim his badge ~ tbe
Order OF the Golden Fleece inside the
breast OF his tunic. there was nofbfno 10
distinguish him from any ordinary balf1
starved badly paid infantry oe7rer
Don Pedro. Emperor Of Brazil nsed N ba
the despair of the court offioials in me
| various capitals that he visited owing 70
| his fondness for riding on omnibuses a