The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-14
ONDONSLORDMAYOR MPARIS
FRENCH CAPITAL IS LOOKING
FORWARD TO GORGEOUS DISPLAY.
The Mayer m Members Of h Corporation
VINO Accompany Him VIII Wear All the
TrapplnEs or Their Onlces-Ten Mayors
SusDended-CeIt Cemetery Unearthed.

3unDeuOeu -NSlV NcuoScAI SuCAA AS~
Prom THE SUN Correspondent at Paris.
PARIS, Oct. i3.-The nearest thing to ex-
element this week has been wholly pros
pective and centres in the spectacular visit
OF London's Lord Mayor and members OF
the Corporation, who are to be entertained
by the Paris municipal authorities. The
Londoners arrived tonight, but will not
become guests OF the city till Monday, the
reason being, as the Paris papers are care
full to say, the stringent Observance OF
dominical repose which characterized the
English and which the visitors wish to OBJ
serve here as at home.
So Tomorrow the visitors will 60 TO
church., but on Monday Paris expects to
see n GORGEOUS spectacle both in the streets
and at Official functions, as the Englishmen
have brought brilliant trappings and the
arrangements provide for their liberal
display. ,
The Lord Mayors coach, which arrived
ahead OF him, has been pictured in the
PAPERS, even while being cleaned. Parisians
have been informed hat every member
Of the CORPORATION would bring bombazine
and a fur gown, and the Aldermen their
scarlet robes.
In contrast to all this splendor the Paris
officials are TO appear in republican sim
uiicitv OF dress, not because they are not
entitled TO uniforms, it is explained. but
because the municipal councillors never
had uniform ms made. The Hotel de Vile
is being adorned with a wonderful pro-
fusion OF plants against a red velvet back
| ground, with the arms OF London done in
electric lights.
l. n--sf..NaNt1H -
the entente between h two countries
which is now engaging the attention OF
both official and commercial classes In
England and rance How sincerely Paris
ia responding to this was shown in an I'M
! expected quarter last evening, when the
bakers, who had been determined to make
Paris eat stale bread on Mondays owing to
their dislike OF the terms OF the weekly
repose law, resolved to open as usual next
| Monday, the reason given being the desire
| 10 have the English visitors enjoy the best
bread.
The Project Of the Seine Inferieure has
suspended ten Mayors for replacing in the
public schools religious emblems which
had been removed in accordance with the
proyisions OF the associations law.
A prehistoric Celt cemetery has been
discovered on the Isle OF BATE. The tombs
which are of dressed granite, contained
amulets, drinking cups and a~rrowheads.
| There we're indications that the Celts prao-
| tised incarceration and then entombed the
ashes.
The French editors take the Kaiser's
fury over the publication Of the memoirs
| OF the late Prince Won Hohenlohe in re-
gard to the differences between Prince
Bismarck and Emperor william rather
easily. The Steele remarks that though
AZ an Emperor tho Kaiser is somewhat
compromised, he would make an admirable
journalist.
The Petit PGriSien takes occasion to say
rather pointedly in commenting on the
German Foreign Minister'S coming visit
TO Rome: The Italians n the French
have cordially grasped one another's hands
and have become friends again.