The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-17
d. FAURE DIED OF WORRY.
Commonplace Nan, Whose Vanity
and Love of Display Did Great
Harm tn the Repahlir

Copyrighted IsSg. By the Associated Press.
PARIS. Feb. Is Prsxsaieas Faure dad
suddenly tonight OF aropssxy." says tire
oa1lset!a. bu1 Z was really os worry. az
TrelieEss2n ard Lhezr effect or his health:
OF the lntoxication % the exalted slt,sa-
ton, OF imperial ard royal frissdss His
doctors had long noteA symptoms Of gea-
era paralysis. lie meant xell: bat he
DID great harm 10 che Republic, because
OF a Commonplace mentality and that
sort OF vanity aE4sh Moisexe Fidiclle3 IN
"ff-ss bourgeois GensilhosrszHs" LOUIS XIV.
h4n2setf. though sanding on a right divine
PEDESTAL. did Tot attach nearly 80 much
Importance 20 ee&irtiy etiquette. NJ Faure
hal 40 insight snto tie grea; problems OF
lzssEaAn life. and saw only exlerna.s He
reYireTs. so far as possible, the cexeEaon ais
OF NAgoleon's court Not even d deputy
or q senator co4.l9 speak TO him without
being first spoken 70. Whesegor q French
diplomat VINO had freshly arrived IN Paris
cane 20 pay has respects. NJ Faure's first
question was. What are they doing AT
othsr cougtsF
II VAS noticed last week thai TIE whites
OF has eyes we're yellow. his speech was
taick. his saeep uncertain, his neck bent
forward and bis un1erlip inclined 10 aroop
lie was Is "a January. ! mentioned On
Tuesday to NJ. Clesnsnceau who is a dec
tor, these signs or premature Old age, and
ha sad:
Il also have noticed them. Ii NJ Faurs
Is not soon turned out OF Ire presidency
ne VIII die frcm general paralysis. tne
effect of 'folile dsx srandears.' -
II. Taare alone was unaware nc must
soon resign. bat no ore save Clemsnceau
ard a fen others foressw the fatal issue
The situation brought on through his fault
Is most dangerous. Never has there been
a better opportunity Ter a coup d etat II
France Stree Is52
The republic Of the next forty-eight hours
will - lying at the mercy CT the FIRST mar
who wiH sciGe &. but the sud9ennsss Of II.
Faurs's demise prevents the enemies os
the republic concerning 10 strange her.
Beside, there Is no man OF sufficient pras-
tige 10 make coup d'etat. The generals
aT& disarected. but the soldiers. though,
hostile TO the Jews, would nos obey IL or
dere4 TO are on The republicans ~
TauFs apparently died at the nick az tirn-.
The react.onist forces, under his encourag-
Ing eye. were being gathered 80 battle.
Ell Perhaps IL wac that a military cnesl-
ton would hal him Az "a savior II. FAure
weni privately ard unsx pecleily last week
"a me opera Notw!ths. an49ang the sAr-
prise cas@~d by MS va4t the directors
STAFF rushed out 90 recssxe han. VI F'aurss
ai3e-3e-easnp. az the president advanced
toward The stasrs made sign thar the
afsensAants were 20 fair hack cor4sldsr BE
distance to mark thesr rvepszet He had
received a few days before lettaT from
soe czar, ami cad not yet descended FROM
the high sphere.
~ s.. Petersburg ne was A5fncAs shocked
% lsi himself ard the emperor returning
from the review without % military esrort.
Afser me czar has coaeuc.sa him 70 Peter
hos palace, II Fz8re rez1a raed How
LACKING the Eass8an c0z4rs Is ia dignity
HIS oes, point vas genuine charity fog
the poor and eetfTer4nS TSFrTe ~ss doubt
Jess parade I'll a. visits 10 hospitals. t,ssi
theirs vas alxs fnuch Kindness He x~vs
handsomely - re poor. though cie@e-hans
esi Ia oshsr rasg@cts H-s Thursdays were
devoted - visiting hosVlg Ais, ard X WAS o.
THURSDAY thn, re VAS calea away.
T7aa E.Iys@e was 70 tSsi q yase - NJ.
F@ar~ fla loved IS grandeur. oas -
9eeada3 e.4eaS.zlss-lers. UrsaiG Goaisr. ore
Of the NEST respected journalists IN France.
ha6 fsreatsfs8 - expose the folxs q th4
NassaRasesr expas. TOT. which. a. minister
- rnmr1u~ Il Faura had ORGANIZED. Cor
r,fpst5n an3 snsHeciii'y marked taa ef5tsr-
e-fssa - ~uca au sxGsnt that TIA FTeaea
government ysas COMPELLED - eena t5a ar~
.Iery eu grt..sa sfeausera
4e was Es7re o1ytlsy treated By ne e7owu-
sA haass t6ah snY other grass3e0t e
France. - was = rueu15eg ~ TIC most IL
ftsf~sa..s ORDERS - katgttse0~s. @sye the
~ Ger y IRE Garter ard orier # fse Prsis-
san Ref Esrss TIE last g-ani e1uc' ~
AZ she Ely-sse vas his afT1tsss>r ta:o ;he
erser &C re Gat5en F1eac@. lie wss Amos,
a 1ssF~:,ze$S partner of King Leopold n
Na-so a~atrs.
Il delighted him "a k8sS re haH1s e sgv-
@@sge~s tsdseS he HsA k&sss3 saose o. tns
s--rare- "a FRA = tse resSni-E Real =
empress q Enrsgees ~ lzst@th az Austria.
,9.sasn X.starsa, tsaesa Drwag@r Emma -
rne N~fHe~lasss anA X QaeTn %zlnss rn8E-s
fge Aas Nava tha b.ssf & sk@ kzngs - Pei
zsasa te~s~~se Portugal ard STAR. % t.ss
~zss s-s -xertuA- ~ Prince Fe-ssfrss9 -
fes1csr5a. ana = the Tagss - C'agrsagTs,.
Ceramics newer s.esg1Hei anything more
tgs,>sr areassx TRAN ~ Fa@ss s. his palatiAs
x~ar,sesly aaa accepted ~ a S7@ &u4
yuss-Erz brother ~ ts8Togesn roya.f.es,