The sun., 1902-07-27

rnasnifie~nt rally u hts SaVertns hansi-
| against the ouri.h Il tho Nefvu sss hui
me ~ruf' - di.riplins-i valnr crushing
The tnpetuu-ity cd ~. bsfbaTIan Mari
h"ruush and Wellington often trtumph"d
over great odds and "a red m" course "l
! history Hut their star had n.Net --' ="
low a, that 4 sIol.un after II h'th."r",
AMI never did u rush ~ to zenith With a
-pl-u,iur hkr that ohsh blinded th" trans 4
ho-'s e Blu,h"r aLj :. Iv ary,nlstg What
svrr the 'akrs - ths-e lradcr-, and
they wer" grr.' there IL -'mrtl,ng tuat
| drii,- Analysis IA Napul.on's sudden trans-
! formation q: 'i~ l"atsh. disJ .rit.d uand
into a triumphant array t..furr hl'h for
time theu numters ,ou ght rfil,r N retreat
bu' ~ b. Ius' thi. trausrrudrnt quality that
adds a charm 10 th,. character and career
Of Napoleon Where analysis fails, there
| genius b,.gin~
| so effective was tn, resist ance made hN
Napoleon tp the INVADERS that. a. lat" a.
the third week ia February. isii. he might
have avoid"d his frs' aidicati ion. and ~
NAMED Emperor e the French, could he
have brough, himself 10 Accept the terms
| pr POSED hy ,ly Allies On Feb 10. Meter.
nirh and aardarl-rg sent the car a stifi
X
iiatiur- with Napoleon Indeed. Aust RIA
| formally 'hrrsteucd To- Withdraw hsr troops
from tho war unless the Car limited hi-
aims tu tho terms pr pounded by the Allies
at Chafillon. Alexander az first refused,
| hut th" news uf BIucher- disaster, shook
his determination, and be- a--ent"i on that
| day The neg at ious with Nllul"on- =
envoy. Caulaincour'. were resumed at
d. -. Il
reason to thina that Austria, England
Prussia, and perhaps even Rus-ia, W"Hld
nov gladly have signed prar" With Naru-
| leon on the hasi, 4 the French frontiers
of i7gl. provided 'rat h" rru"ur rrd all
| claims 10 'ho iutcrfcrrn"" IN IA" AFFAIR." ui
EuruT.' outside thc-e limits. Hr would not
consent. however. TO give mp Belgium and
the RhiGe frontier Nhru the Allies tat the
sugge-t ION uf =, hvatyrul-rg. and with
| the approval of tho CAR sued for an arrni-
| stir, he forbadr hi- envoy 80 enter into
any ulrley- until the Allies agreed 'o Accept
| he natural frontiers as IA" basis for
| rcaoe Accordingly. no armi-,iC" was
con lud"i and hl- gutending attitude
| made bad impression on the Emr-rnr
Francis. who on feb q. replied to hi- -nn-
In-lsw in terms which showed that In
blows wer" welding IA" coalition m1rr
| firmly together On March %, Great Britain.
Russia. Austria and PRUSSIA. by compact
made Al thaumnnt. hound themselves not
10 treat -ing'v with France for pea,". hui
TO continue the war untIl France was brudght
back 20 her old frontiers, and a complete
| indrI"udcucr Of Germany. Holland, Switz" %
land and spain sAs secured
Ihe author oi thu l--uk rricr- TO the night
of April i2.l7. no" attempt mad" tS
! Napoleon tn end his life hy poison On
! trh y he had warned his brother Joseph
| that he would taA" such step " Parlr
| were captured Durug the retreat from
| Moscow IA" hast carried anou' phlal which
Sa- -aid 10 contain opium. and h" how
sought 20 end Ia misery, hu' IAu,incoUr .
| hi- valet Constant. and The surgeon Ivan
Scrr -oun ~ hani with SUCH remedies
! ~ were GiiaInat'" After Niu.rL, slrku"-s
! 'h- Emperor sans into deep pru,tratluu.
| hut whrn refreshed hy tea aud ny IN" cu,
ga - dawring Any, ur gradually revived.
! Fate has dcC idcd.- - exclaimed, I must
! iiv" and await all that Providence has in
| -'orr for ~" lie then Il ;U"d IN" tr"aty
| with 'he A,ll,'s Ony living hIs abdIcat loul.
| presented Macdonald With the sword of
| Nurad B.'y. aud calmly l"gan 20 prepare
/ Tor his departure. Lib" sky cleared hy
/ thunderstorm Napn"ou'- mind now
>hon" forth once m'r" With clear radiance
: Taos. who -aW him at th'- 'in" were a.
! t,u.-Lrd n NJ caImn'--. except IN some
! moments when IL. do, latn"d a his VII"
! and child bcIng N.p' from HIM hy Austrian
/ scheme, Then be- -t.ru"i and w"pi
| Jut Tor the most part he h 'gy''i r-inaG Nab.'
compu-urr when ILu--'t sought 20 S"ut h''
! him hv r.uarkug that Frar,c would still
! form ola" "nf th' finest e realms, D." rep TN"d
! with remarkable serenity 1 abdicate.
! AMI | yield nothing Mr. R"~' thinks
| that rh" wuris hit a world of mraning.
! hat ihcy enclosed the ~ecTrt Of the Hun
! ir'd Days
! Ws- he rrturn from Elha a mi,tak"'
! Had Napoleon Auv chance ~ rc,'s' ahlshiug
| lis power iu the Hundred u1y-' Iur
| author uf the book tcfor. w. H. Inclined
| 20 answer '''i'r quest BON iu 10" IC,rma-
| tive ~" ,... - l'u 'h7' Nlpulron'- mill
| iarv Vu~i,Ipu Na- Gar -. rHur"r than II hsC
| l,rn since the Mo-,ow campaign The
! iu.- oi GrTmAny ami Spain had rail, added
, 20 hi- power No longer view as veterans
| shut ,Ip m the for r''~s= - furovc from
panyig To Antwerp, from Hamburg io
| Ragusa The PrEiu-ulsr War no lnug"r
| -ug'llfyd great arui''- uf hls choicest tr,.'I
! In the eyes - Ft,uDhWou hr had not i-.'.r.
hca,cn Ia ,sis h" had only h~on trpT'd
up 10y TRAITOR Narmon'1. when on the
point - crushing hi- fn"~ Now tha; peace
| had brought back rarriSous and prisun"r-
| Of war. no fewer than lSrVn w'll-traIn"a
troops werr ranged under the imperial
eagles He hoped by the end of June 20
| have half mil!iun "f devoted soldiers ready
| for the fed
| II T.. At the same time. conceded 'ha'
| tho diaicu.ii-- that beset Napoleon uu
his return from Elba were enough t. daUir
| any mind but his some 81 the moe, -
| pnri-nc,,d Mar-hals w"r" no longer ~ hi-
| side st Cyr. Macdonald. uudiu"t. .Nio' 'HT.
| Harmon, and Aug"r-au remained tr,i" 'u
| Louis XVIII B"rthi"r. ou hearing -
| NaIuieou's rrturn from tiba. Forthwith
r,tired into Germany, and ia ~ Of frenzy
| throw himself from tho window uf hou-'
ia Bamnrrg while - Russian corp, wa
| passing through that town. Junot had
| lost his re. on Nas-"na and Money
w"r" too old for campaigning. M"rfr"r
| fell III before the first shots were tr-u
Worst 81 all, ia" un"nding task pf army