The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-11
ALBERT A FALLEN MIDI IDOL
INFLUENCE or NINE. MARTY ONE
CAUSE or IMPORTANTLY.
Ma Action Taken N an Anti-Mittaris Miami.
fcsto-t1emenceau's vacation O Busy
Time-Ex.Empress EuEenie's Art GIN
Of GOlOred sketches t0 q Museum.

Itbt0-N icmfUCtnub NhVMylU0 ~ BuBv
Time-Ex-Empress Euxenle's Art Gift
OF dOIOred sketches t0 q Museum.
Special Cable Despatch 70 THE SUN.
PARIS, Aug. 10.--The Midi which moved
FOR Albert" two months ago IL now a mover
against him. The redeemer, since he was
attacked by a crowd on Sunday, remains
shut mp in a house. From there he sent
n letter to the people Of Argellieres accusing
Ferroul Of having always tried to check
the viticulturist movement. He says that
his own resignation was forced by the
attitude Of the people toward him.
Albert asserts that his visit TO the Chamber
81 Deputies was for the good Of the cause.
When he returned he found there was
Hcorn and enmity where before there was
confidence and love. His %iailers Knocked
him in prison. He recalls his work Of de-
votion and ends by affirming that his public
Az we'll as his private life is without secret
and hat he is ready to he judged by,it.
This long erusion has not helped Albert
in the eyes Of the viticulturists, who shrug
their shoulders at his protestations. They
think him completely under the influence
of his cousin. Nine. Marty, to whom they
attribute all sorts OF mysterious designs
for his advancement. There has never
bPeT ~ CT1blb III TTtuth a1dITb LILO n
woman being mixed up In 1t. and poor,
fallen Albert's fate liz no exception to that
% all other French popular idols.
4 group Of INT i-militarists posted a
manifesto the other day on the outer boule-
ward addressed to French soldiers. They
point out the horrors Of the riots at Nantes
and Narbonne. where workingmen were
fired upon by their brother w~orkingmen
in upiforp, Tbav uruad thu pldiera IN
refuse TO serve as policemen and to refuse
To FIRE on their comrades. They called
attention To the fame of the men Of the
Sew snteenth Regiment, who mutinied and
we're disarmed by assurances and promises
and then were sent to serve under the
murderous sun Of Africa. The notice end
Instead Of giving up your arms turn
them against the rogues and assassins
who govern us and command you and shoot
them without pity"
The ten signers OF the document sent
their names and addresses TO the public
prosecutor. but so far no action has been
taken.
The vacation Of Premier Clemenoeau
nj Carlsbad is only a vacation in name.
He rises at 4 A. NJ, when there are always
peasants present waiting to exchange
pleasantries and make requests. At 8
o'clock letter begin to arrive. At 0 he
receives influential electors to discuss
the conditions. Eleven o'clock brings
people demanding favors for charitable
organizations, associations, &c. He takes
lunch at an open table with his colleagues
and functionaries. In the afternoon he
takes a walk, always with some one who
wishes 10 discuss a political project Be-
fore dinner he takes a mild appetizer. be-
cause he cannot resist the charm OF half
an hour in the village cafe. Afterward
he meets more politicians and then takes
dinner. He goes to bed at an early hour.
A bon mot which is delighting Psrisians
70 the answer Of the Norwegian King to a
French peasant who, charmed by the
Queens appearance. exclaimed loudly;
What "A pretty Queen!'
You and ] have the same taste, my
friend" replied the King.
The ex-Empress Eugene has offered
to the Museum Of Decorative Arts
her collection Of colored sketches made
especially and chosen by artists for the
decoration of her private apartments in
The Tuileries. II il valuable artistically
IA well az hist orically. as il gives views
Of the palace under the Second Empire.
She also presented a carved wood vain
-coting taken from the Did chateau at Bercy
which was destroyed during the construo-
ton Of the railroad TO Vincennes.
Many queer things are seen on the Boule-
ward Capucines this season when il is
crowded with sightseeing tourists. but
evidently there are dueerer things under it,
since the Metropolitan railroad workmen
who were digging the foundations for a
station found the tusk Of a mammoth seven
inches in diameter, and a short distance
sway The tooth of a dogfish. Both objects
were sent to the Museum Of Natural His
tory
The engagement is announced OF an
American artist well known to Partisan life,
Frederic Bridgman, an officer Of the Legion
"f Honor, TO Mile. Marthe Jaeger.
The French capital is proving an ideal
summer resort this season. The present
week opened with a touch Of rather torrid
heat. but the succeeding days we're de-
lightful in regard to sunshine and EN-
perature. just because the calendar sug-
gests oppressive heat Americans this week
Ned in all directions to the mountains and
scashore and the boulevards are now in a
condition usually described as deserted.
The eX odus is still ~exemplifed at the EN-
hassy, where the only American registering
Turing the week signed himself Rayinn
Juohachian.