New-York tribune., 1908-03-08

for the dying man 1t was moment In xs'+
both were at the height oc courage and
ance-aias. that so few OF those rnoras,,. 1
be recorded Of that group Of Bo1rbo,., -sa
young Duke was not without his good quaIi..-
he was generous and he was lust: IL
high tempered he was kind, too: ba
without brains But h, vas OF 10 ea-.L, aN
to France Ue
Mime. de Boigne's account Of the revor.,
July. 1880. which began with the s;p,,,-"
Charles Y Of the prepOsterous reactions--
nances and ended with the election ., r' I-
Philippe of Orleans to the throne Ia Io,x As '
uresque. and fun OF intimate personal 80 ''S'-
She played a busy If not a consptcun,. -s-A A
the affair. carrying messages. taII;,-
statesmen and soldiers. and exho-tiny 2
cOuraSing AHelie. the DUchesse d'n-gs,.-
feared and wept almost without ceasi,z 20
things were settled Early associatio, ~
broken friendship warmed our Countess. W.
10 the Orleans family. but she was not -.
shrewd perception Of the Dukes s.s,.- ~
suit Of popularity Throughout the tyo sA'-
reigns. As steadily as the foolish uipb.-s
ness Of Charles estraaged the 49,
steadily did the ingenious b0uhorse and -. =
eral IDEAS Of Orleans cOnciIiate them ~
breaking point came and Charles. AZ :. g
heard the cannon at Paris through tba -
evening, his almost incredible Ignorancs s.T1
held him. Playing his game os gh;s. 7-;,.
| windows open he gently Gi-ked the .a5,acf-.,
each explosion as II TO remove ! spe,E, ~ -
giving no other sign Of interest IN t5a =.
| Of the firing Arago came 70 Nine de p
| house in Paris. The Dau,Lla," be saia -
| sent me messenger bearing note s-o- =
own hand
| Really exclaimed Nine De Bo:g1e a,-,
what did he say?''
| "He asked me the precise the-,7or,..-
| measurements for yesterday"
| If a revolution conducted with a dra ---...
Of cannon. powder and bullet can be sai5 So
| it's amiabIe characteristics i: vas u,5,rs.--
the revolution Of July. The Pl-tz.a1s say n,
out rernorse the slaughter os troops opna,.+
them. but the wounded and disa--rsi a.
they showered with attentions. Tie ba-s.l. d.
were manned By most pol--e and self-sac-s-,,
persons. There was Z regular battle a IN.
the disputed points where a mar who vas 81.
armed happened 10 be standing beside a,,s.
who carried a gun he did n0- know how % -
| Ny friend viii you lend rae y7u- gunr-
| you VIII md that Elore corFeE er-' 49, d
! One or two shots were fred 20 the a1rs-.- &
man noticed tLat his sc1c1a r-a.-s va So =. ~
/ him with his body and also saw Eir can ~ - E
| Look here, my friends. S-z-L aS75a a r.
/ please; YOU are making ne appear r1icul0-sa~ I
| Good gracious. sir; wat does It matter !: 2,
/ are killed! We cannot shoot, q yO1 see p. 1
| You are OF much more coEses-=1ce"
! When Nine. de Botgre ventured tn, =. |
street she encountered nothing but courtesy =.
smoke-g-irned men on the ba-ricades b.7s
wayfarers to climb over o. crawl under ths q.
structions. They called Up the c-ea1ast q: ~.
number, she tells Us, in order n0t to sol Il.
clothes Of the ladies. Outside the guar1eI g,I
Of the TuiIeries garden she found . lofty ba:-.
cade Of garden chairs. AT the moment wte-
passed a considerable number OF ladies' L.
pulled down part OF this bar-.cade. They Z
seized some of the chairs and n their =
dresses. with hats adorned with feathers a.
flow ers, were calmly seated in the shade C e.
parasoIs and OF the barricade as L theg =
been under the trees in the garden Of the T.
cries This curious spectacle continued unit ,
Sunday when the chairs were returned 70 n
garden" There was no Iooting which could
traced to the citizens When. in order 70 r
from the windows. they entered q house deSs-=t
by the frightened owners, they touched none Il
the valuables left scattered about TlcaT
cockades were being sold IL the street. bur eAs
who refused with IL temper the prefer q =
venders produced 10 more effect than Il u
had refused a bunch Of HES Nina
Boigne calls this period during which TIE zz
Of the BourbOns went down forever = -l1s;i
week''-and. IN truth. the selc-rest-aict and Fl
nevoIence Of the revoIutionists were anaz1s
behold