Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-18
ALL IS VERY
QUIET IN PARIS.
There is No Danger Of Any Move
by the Royalists,
TROOPS ARE HELD READY.
Minister. In Talk with Emily Crnw-
ford Unanimously Think faure's
Death 10 u Misfortune.

Paris. Feb. i7.-tcopyrigh,, 1899. by
the Associated prcss.l-Evcrything II
y,ry quiet In Paris tonight. There is
no danger OF a coup d'etat. The favo-
rite candidate for the presidency IL NJ.
Emil I.oubct. now president 81 the
senate. still the ministers whom !
saw today think Faurc's death II
misfortune at the present Juncturc. and
this IL the conventional talk. They
had all looked forward to his having
soon TO resign. ahd they spoke today
Of the possible effect Of his death ON
the courts " Europe.
II N. Loubet DO elected. European
poycrclgns would soon transfer to him
their friendly regards. He In n good.
unaffected. levci.headcd man of hon.
est. open life and far more intellectual
culture than poor Faurc. lie IN an adj
yocate and practiccd at the Montilc-
mar bar. In the department Of the
Dfotnc. Montilcmnr IL his native town.
As a prccaution against "A coup dctnt
or any attempts of the sort. the troops
have been ordered 10 keep within bar
racks In all the garfiEonH.
NJ. Faurc'H body. now cinbalmcd' II
lying IN state In the sallcH dcA fetcs
" the theatcr built by President Car
not Tor concerts and dramatic enter.
tninmentH The corpse N on an IN
clincd plane. the head being eighteen
inches higher than the feet. The body
Il dressed In evening coat and the I'M
mnculate wcil-known white waistcoat.
nthwnrt which II the broad red ribbon
Of watercd silk OF the Legion Of Honor.
The eyes are closed and MI out the
eyolidu. The hands, of the color Of
ivory are crossed on the breast The
black canopy. bordrrcd with silver
braid. ovorrhadown the couch. pfcvl-
Gus to cmbalmcnt the body lay ON
brass bcdHtcad In the presidents sit
ting room, Two Sisters OF Charity
watched beside II. Before the opera
ton, which lasted an hour. took place.
Informal dead mass was celebrated In
the ElyHcc chapel.
FORMAL VISITS OF COINCIDENCE.
To-day the whole Official world has
paid formal visits of coincidence az the
palace. this. formality conrlgting In
writing the Visitors name ON the regis
ter Piles OF kilograms from corporate
bodies. personal friends. rympathizera
In all parts OF France.nnd. Indeed Eu.
rope aud even Asia have arrived. The
nfst 10 telegraph to Mime. Fautc was
Emperor william. the next Prince
Ferdinand Of bulgaria.
into mourning until after the obscduicr.
Public events In France have
strange ruddcnnonn and take rpontanc-
ousiy "a dramatic character. Thus NJ.
Faurc'a body lies IN "a sale dcH fctcs.
% hall Of festivities. The cards had
been issued 10 5000 persons 10 attend n
state hall next Thursday. Today the
tapestries ~ the ballroom have been
taken down. that the room may be
hung In black.
81 Faure had looked forward with
delight to the Elyace being In 1900 the
resort u soverclgnH. The last letter
Ne had from Emperor Nicholas was an
acceptance Of his tM. Fnurc'sl invita-
ton lie took great pleasure, also In
thinking that membership In the order
q Annunciation would make him a
cousin" OF King Humbert, and the
Insignia ~ that order was 20 have
tsen presented 10 him by a special
Embassy this month. Hut his soul was
suddenly required Of him, and all con-
necied with his presidential career IN
over His death breaches a sermon
uton the vanity ~ human ambition.
~ L0ckroy. the minister OF marine.
I, especially struck with the example
w. faure'r death givea OF the frhgllity
OF human greatness. Twice yesterday
he communicated with the president
On naval affairs. NJ. Faurc. ~
iofner ship agent and charterer nj
Hayrc. and once himself minister Of
marine, deemed himself a naval nu-
hunty. His naval hobby wns "a fleet
N cofsalr cruisers TO attack. In case
~ war, English trans Atlantic steam
~ N. Lockroy humored him and
often consulted him and now he cam
not realize that the president Ia no
more He says he feels as he once did
during an earthquake. The total
eclipse OF the ElyHlhn preparations for
tfsuylty by the deepest mourning also
comes home To Lockroy.
PECULIAR COINCIDENCE.
Some fatality follows the presidents
o' The French republic OF the six We
nave had. only President Grevy lived
miuugh full term Of office and he
nas forced 20 resign by u hostile vote
o. Parliament. Marshal MacNiah0n
ipund he could not remain president
WIN dignity NJ. Cnrimir- perier's
motives for throwing up the situation
ar htill "a mystery. CarnOt was ns-
a.slnaied and Fauro smitten ~ II by
lhunderbnlt.
~ Lockroy, who was present at the
,ealh' thinks II was painless. DR.,
iAnhe'longuc shares this opinion, bu,
~ believes that there was In the early
sAsuh " the apOplcctic seizure agOnlz-
~ pain. The doctor attributes the
r,,kdewn In the presidents health 20
Mhndh, ana thinks the consequent
- NF'h VIZ fUffENs i7lfNluNNh
.aute had foAtered the scheme Mai.
Hehland was sent 10 accomplish. and
ss az was terrified at Its possible conse-
II, Lanne-I.angue tells me that after
e thshoda Incident NJ. Faure lost his
s%psnle' II was then he began 10 feel
"a, hmp In the legs that he could not
~ on horseback. Yesterday the feel
~ OF lanenesa was so keen that he
49, W. the Idea OF canter IN the Rue
hpulogno. lie usually went there
rmt,n ana 10 In th- morning
,aSn'ed on Il thoroughbred lie was
v ~ going Ia small morning re-
es az l.onechamps and Of taking up
.,. s'uon beside the reviewing zen
A HUMBLE Able.
~ nave been to see the Able Renault,
,, m rave 81 Faurc hbsolution In ex-
asa,nnt Nine. Fairc. on seeing that
s,n' was Fastening. begging that mes
thhPfs should be. sent TO summon
my 'e Inherent priests and Dominl-
wa,,., Az the priests, she thought.
ncnu be out dining, but the
s.,lhiean would surely be at his mon
WY she ALSO begged that II any