New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-04
THE PASSING THRONG.

family Marty evidently bound for the country.
boarded a crowded Fourth-ave- car at Bieecksr-
ST on Monday. man. three
aFANIIy women. four children and a green
PARTY ON A parrot in large cage made Up
sTREETCAR the party. There were. OF course.
almost innumerable bags and par
cells. and one of the women carried cheesecloth
sack tied at the mouth. that soon concentrated
the attention Of every other passenger. A.
first the woman held the sack so that the
bottom did not touch the floor Of the car and
attracted but little attention T. Presesnt ATTY arins
OF holding dg u TP sh the a Woman q" NEXT s heP
suppressed Shrek and gathsTed her SKIRTS b close
manifestly alive, and very much alive at that,
DOZEN IL was fRPeTsnt de5tons at The
over the other passengers fel 70 specnlS.'ns go "a
eon Sa therein The discussion waved hot
then appeal for information was made to-. 70 5as
and ia and 'nein'' was all she would or could QUO
the discussion waxed hotter and was only brought
close by hole in the bag coming uppern nSt
nose through t. All the women said T tod you
self satisfied manner, while the men who had 'asen
the dog end Of the controversy that mao oesi, rss
Jules Cambon. the French Ambassador has haf
an interesting and highly successful career IN MS
early youth he belonged 20 that
AMBASSADOR courageous ard patriotic band -
CAMBONS young who formed me
CAREER. nucleus of the Republican party
of France and who were IN
alterably and unswervingly opposed 20 the govern
ment Of the Second Empire With the downfall %
Napoleon the Little and the setting up OF a tepHe pc
the ruins of the empire NJ Camoon enterec 20. ~
public service and filled number OF lesser oIIG ,i
well entered on a career that was big vita future
promise when he was suddenly at5acKe s ny gof p
sumption In recognition OF his services; ana -
found aY for him in Algeria, WHITTIER NJ Cambon De
friends he left behind that they would ever IooN
upon his face again; Yet few years N tae Won
tered health that the French Government not only
but made him Project OF the Department Of Lille.
in Northeastern France, where the climate IS or q
csmSon Ta Promoted to Be Preect of the
OF f3 ne k sr Mere II is CONCEDED that
he was most successful Governor-tTenera4 since
his second service in Algeria was transferred u
the Diplomatic Corps and asSlgneI as Am e
ment at Washington.
NJ Cambons brother. Pierre, IS the present French
Ambassador at the Court Of St James, hav-
ing previously served as French
NJ CAMBON'S Ambassador at Constantinople and
BROTHERS Madrid For the last hundred
PUBLIC years the family of Cambon has
SERVICES been OF great prominence in
France and while ancestor.
the Joseph Cambon who member OF the Ma
tional Assembly voted for the execution Of Louis
XVI belonged TO the same family. He was later
member OF the Committee OF Pubic SaLety ana an
intimate friend and companion of Carnot. the
great French statesman. who was grandfather OF
the late President of the Republic Joseph CaTnoon
of those who upset the Government OF Rooes-
pierre but his great services TO France were rem
dered in the Finance Department 1t was due 70
debt was adopted In 1875 his rivalry with FaIieu,
enc of the revolutionist leaders and friend OF
escape escape which NJ Cambon lay concealed for some
time He took no part in she politics OF ne Fd n5
died in Brussels in 1870.