The Washington herald., 1906-10-14
LORD MAYOR AT PARIS
French Capital Expects to
See Gorgeous Spectacle.
SHOWS ENTENTE OF NATIONS
Editors DO Not Take kaiscr's Fury
over Publication OF Memoirs Sc
riOusly-Gcrmany Ia Warned that
Italy Is a Friend of France-PFe-
historic Cemetery Found.

Paris. Oct IS.-The nearest thing TO eX-
citement this week has been wholly pros
/ pectIve, and centers IN the spectacular
/ visit of Loudon's lord mayor and mem
bers OF the corporation. who are TO be
entertained by the Paris municipal au-
thoriues. The Londoners arrived tonight,
but viii not become guests OF the city
Till Monday. the reason being. as the
Paris papers are careful 70 say, the OBJ
/ servance Of the Sabbath which cEaTaC-
tcrizes the English and which the visitors
wish TO observe here as at home. SO to-
morrow the visitors will go 20 church,
but Monday Paris expects TO see gOr-
geous spectacle. both in tho street and
az Official functions, as the English have
brought brilliant truppjUgs and the ar
rangements provide for their liberal dis
play The lord mayors coach, which ar
rived, has been pictured in the papers
even while being cleaned. Parisians have
been informed that every member OF the
corporation would bring b0mbaziue and
fur gown. and the aldermen their scarlet
robes.
In contrast 10 all this splendor the
Paris officials are TO appear in republican
simplicity of dress not because they are
not entitled TO uniforms. il is explained
but because the municipal councillors
never had uniforms made. The Hotel de
Vile IS being adorned with a wonderful
profusiOn of plants against a red velvet
background. with the arms Of London
done I'm electric lights
shows Entente Of Nations.
The visit is one OF the manifestations OF
the entente between the two countries
which is now engaging the attention Of
both official and commercial classes IN
England and France How sincerely
Paris is responding to this appeared Ia
an unexpected quarter last evening, when
the bakers. who hdd been determined 10
make Paris eat stale bread on Mondays
owing TO their dislike of the terms Of
tnc weekly reposc law. resolved 20 open
as usual next Monday. 1t being their de-
sire 10 have the English visitors enjoy the
best bread.
The project Of the Seine lnfericur has
suspended ten mayors for replacing ia
he public schools religious emblems
which had been removed ln accordance
with ti,c provisions of the associations
law.
\ prehistoric Celt cemetery has been
tonbS, which are Of dressed granite con-
tanned amulets, drinking cups, and ar
rOwheads. There were indications that
the CeIts pracliccd iucincration and then
cntombed the ashes.
Amused by Kaiser's Fury
The French editors take the Kaiser's
fury over the publication Of the memoirs
Of the late Prince Won HohcnIohe in re-
gard 10 tho difference between Bismarck
and Emperor William rather easily Tho
Steele remarks that The Kaiser would
make an admirable journalist
Editorial attention is being directed not
only toward England and France, but
Italy and France Deputy Dunout writes
that inaetiuH and Germauy's shameless
mdchinatious ;tt Coustanuuople are driv-
ing liberal Turks To look 10 England and
France for aid.
Tile Petit PIrisicn takes occasion 10
say rather roiutcdiy, IN commenting on
The German foreign minister's coming
visit TO Rome THE Italians and the
French have cordially graspcd each
others hand and hIvc become friends
again.