Show Paris Pais Cable Letter Letter n Special I Service R i 1 Pails Pui July 11 Jt n H was t a 3 happy Idea on th Ills part of or lr French t rt n n and design design- li designers ers to form a special exhibition of or ortho tho those among their number who ran lit be Ime enIl called humorists humorist an and whatever other purpose this exhibition ma may s servo serve it certainly shows that the French have hava not lost thin the habit of mt making fun run of off f cry body Still here bore as elsewhere In the time gay gas stIr slyly as union much ns as in the serious It is impossible not to 10 notice nOUN a 1 certaIn amount t of oC falling off elf The Tho art of oC earl cari caricature a rl- rl has hus two ways way of showing itself lime IliA the personal way wad which consists In lit taking a well known personage and amid andin in hi reproducing a presentment to 10 oUn trying to make him look ridiculous and the tho manner which I stylo typical which consists lt In creating a 1 typo type in which nr are aro ro reflected and concentrated the tho habits and manners of or a whole so o odet det This second lass class of caricature Is al almost almost nImo nI- nI mo most t entirely absent from the Humorists Humorists' Humor Humor- bits bits' exhibition Wo We p meet moot here a crowd crowll of or per persons anon unon whose faces are arc depicted depict depict- ed ell absurdities which make malte people laugh but we find nowhere tho those c pretty pretty pret pret- ty ly lessons I sons In manners manner which Moliere once gave gnus us In III his comedies and ami which the celebrated ll Da r and the tho not loss fol celebrated Chain Cham also al n o gave to those who were living Jiving in the tho tarl early part 1 of the nineteenth century When hn this dots has hns been and said said and the tho there there- ro- ro mark seemed teemed to me necessary necessary necessary-I I I can heartily recommend our American visItors visitors visitors vis vis- who nr are aro moro more numerous IJ than ever to go o and nn see lee this exhibition The They will find land much to am 1 amuse t them if IC ooh only In the tho series of oC caricatures of or our politicians politician men of Ir letters loiters and young people of society come Pome ome of or those these portraits por por- portraits lor- lor tr traits ails are aro easily niI recognized tho those e for Instance of or Francis Francl dc do by I Leandre Le- Le e- e nn andre re and Boni do ell Castellane by bv Bar Bar- rere To see tee th those these pictures N is th the tho best a way for the tho foreigner to the tho hl history history his his- tory of contemporary Franco France If H I were to h bo he changed Into a pillar o of salt all I should not ho he obIt able to tn hl hide the truth lruth regarding that which th the tho pr press of all countries has hM for sometime some sometime sometime time de designated i under the title of the German Scandals The Tho German press I pretends to see c In Inthis Inthis this affair only a political cabal which is Intended ll lo to overthrow Prince von on Bulow Bulon the chancellor Ac According to them It is 19 nothing but an In intrigue on nn the tho th part of or ambitious persons who ar are calumniated but nothing l i is farther from Crom tho the truth and the tho th fact Is IR that It ItI Itis itis I is simply the tho wife wire of General Gene von on Moltke who dl disgusted g d with th the tho conduct conduct conduct con con- duct of or her h husband band has hu plunged ell Into the wound the tho weapon which ha has caused to exude a rumor that has ha spread Itself n nil 1 over oVIr Berlin society Public opinion ha has not nol allowed the emperor to pa pass over this event nt and I Count von on has lias been disgraced Count von and Prince Bulen- Bulen burL l urs had to follow him n 4 And yet yot William William Wil Wil- liam Ilam IL II who has every ery respect for Cor th the tha his ancestors is tR only too much Inclined to exercise e Indulgence Indulgence Indulgence gence to toward the tho vice of oC which time tho th great real King Frederick WOK was a patron OntO One ome asks of or what use URe is the preys I reply reply reply-lo lo prevent the glorification glorification glor glor- of or acts which the Bible ha has placed pinel n terrible veto eto on and it does Jots yell well r sr f Morgan lorgan Henry C C. Frick und and William Wiiliam K havo 0 just subscribed a sum of a million dollars dollars dollars dol dol- lars for 01 the foundation of oC an American Amerl Ameri can academy at nt Rome Home similar to that which Colbert founded there TC for Prance Franco hi In lC These e gentlemen ha have havo continued the tho tradition of Louis Lollis X and on ono one day daj I the United States will proclaim their great reat merit before their fellow citizens They have ns as a a 0 fact accomplished tin tho finest act oct of or Intelligent ent individualism that the they could have I performed The rhe United States Stales Is too much imbued with the principles of or liberty to now allow itself to create ato h by a law an on art which It declares to be national nation a but bul it does not prohibit Its sons sous from glorifying what was Invented in three hun hundred r d years yc-ara n ago o b by the time Italians Rattans under unde the thc name of or the time Renaissance and has lies b by lint dint of or creating superb works ended b by conquering the time world so sn that thin greatt greatest great great- o est t artists of the world have c adopted It Us its traditions an and pretend to be Its con continue s I As for u us its French we heartily welcome wel wel- welcome come como this sister academy which Is about to be erected opposite tb th the charming charming charm charm- ing Villa YllIa Ic which Is such an honor lo to artistic France Prance There ore are s persons who I declare larl that since the time Institution of time tho Duma Donna Russia has ceased 11 to be a coun country t y of nav savages a KOS C To o those who ho sa say this I I f would ouM recommend the time following little stor story Mrs Irs Moore Moon wishing to close the c fashionable season with some flOme sensational sensa- sensa liona clou elou called time tho other day on Chaliapine time the famous bass bOls of oC the St St. Petersburg opera who Is at nt present visiting Paris Pails The Thu h singer seeing her before spa bho trail hail time to express her wish that he he- me should slug K at lice her house horse thought to 10 enter on un the matter mattor at once and exclaimed ex- ex claimed d Moore have you ou got ot an any dollars dol dol- lars Disgusted with this sans gene Mrs Moore f oar Immediately melIa tel retired r but not before be- be fore for she sho had Informed the tho singer what ho thought of or his outrageous Inso lence Hero Here is Some Komo more gossip of or a 3 similar simi Jar lar kind Everybody I Is in Paris Pt society of or the desire tI and ami the pre pie tensions lons of the Countess 5 mho Iho Morganatic wife of oC th the Grant Grand Duke Duk Paul Pall Her ambition Is s to bo he as aR grand duchess d to which she she be has not of Or course courso the In least t right h cl l e her marriage hail ban never Been il recognized by hy lh the tho czar The French rench rl duchesses sc Jill amid plin e es R nr arc aro In Indignant ignant at the tho O coun countess countess' tens tess' t s' s pretentious and somo s mu of or them before be lie- befort fort fore accepting nn on Invitation In to dinner make mako- m kP Inquiries inquiries' of the time hostess whether th they will have 1 to meet the Countess n and amid where the they will h bo c placed p ed with regard to h her hor r J |