The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-12

HARfS. June u.-President Loubet
has had hts revenge for last Sum-
days outrage at Autcuii. When he
drove to Longchamps today to attend the
Grand Prfx he was the hero Of q great
popular demonstration. expressing itself
In one form or another along the whole
route from the Elysee palace to the race
course
He remained only quarter OF an hour.
just long enough to witness the race. and
having congratulated the owner OF the
winner. returned to the Elysee. where he
arrived at : o'clock without special incl
dent. The Rsviaionist and Socialist or
gans summoned their readers TO assemble
along the .noroughfares TO be traversed
by the president and hts party and from
the hour Of noon Thousands Of demonstra-
tors set out from MontmArtfe. Bellev1lie
and other working-ciass quarters in big
organised bands. all wearing = small ar
tihciai red flower in the buttonholc. and
marched across Paris. taking up positions
along the avenue Des ChamDe EiyDess
and the avenue Du Bots de Houiogne.
Iesbet Gets aa Ovstion.
They gave M. f.oubet a tremendous ova-
tion. combining their cries almost entirely
to '.yive Loubet'' and ''vive Ia Repub-
liaue." The president did not hear . dts
cordant cry. although there were one or
two scuflles before and after he passed
between the police. and an occasional
hotheadcd anti i-pfeyfuxite who tried to
shout IL bas Luubet. = INA was immedi-
ateiy pounced upon by . stalwart police
man.
streets Lined with Troops.
the government was prepared for every
eventuali;y. the whole district between
the Eiysee and Longchamps was literally
teeming with troops and police. police
man was stationed every dosen yards
along the whole route and there were
sausdrons Of dragons armed with lances
and mounted republican guards at all I'M
portant points. while through the green
foliage OF the Bots. on each side OF the
avenue. could be seen heavy masses Of
red and blue. denoting the presence of
detachments of soldiers awaiting orders
Longchamps resemhied a military
camp. BatsalioEs OF infantry. squadron.
OF Dragons and republican guards wer.
distributed all along the course. II Is es-
umated that there were 1900 soldier.
and police under arms
NJ. Loubet practically drove through a
double hedge OF steel. A line OF infantry
even stood around the race course. be-
tween the public and the course. on
which no one was allowed to walk be-
tween the races. while several republican
guards patrolied the course itself.
President Closely GusrAea.
The presiden, le.s the E.ly.ee at o'c,ock
IN an open landau, with NJ Dupuy. the
premier. beside him. ana Gen Baillo-ii.
chief OK the presidential household ana
MAJ. Bon. lieutenant cosonel OF horse ar
tEefy. attached 10 the person os The pres.-
dent. Mnse. I>oahe, followed In se,ons
landau. after which rode the presidential
suite In other carriages Trio famous out
rider Mnnijarrcf. preceded NJ Laan~t.
whose landau was drawn by four horses.
with a couple cf poe;i,ioas escorted hy |.
picked body Of cairasssers All were men
cs fine physique. ana formed n rp.snssa
csvsleats, with the fiery sun slinttrS on
;setr hgrn.shci steel hr~as,pi&;ss ard hel.
NETS. .hs latter surTnour,sa with ~. ~.
ceeksae an: trailing the black horesha.-
plume The TIVE leading casra.sser. rode.
rewoivers In hand. with fingers on ;hs
triggers, ana carefully watched s,as-h s.ae
OF the road. whfse beside the carriage role
n mounted policeman on striving az tha
rare course. N. president drove through
TIRE paddock "a .ae presidential ssys
Aan5c'pa, guards and roIlce nre3 tss
path across TIE paddock Drums Aea, ans.
,romfc,s hlared when i.caAet appeared IN
tire frons ss tho s~5x. and a ~-,sue G. ;se
widest enthusiasm followed lasting sever
a. minutes. with ar gprux OF shou.s os
"rSe raases' ard ''yive IA Republicans. ''
whsca settled finally :rie usauo,ouous
chant
Tire agcsa~ut sat. boNing ana srnsllrs.
ussa Nine. i,aabst at nss ss.s, In cream.
lace dress. A rarTaon ~ :ae crows Ia sae
| paddock shock 4sts umbrellas ard sticks
a, saesTa-ssy as.srei reo9ls IN tae Jockey
ha; tae c3ssa r-er. beyond returning 9is-
! eafnfai sisnees. ssase no resors
NJ Loaost ass efs party -srr so COM
slcteiy sur-xa=set by wssr3s aa3 police
sAss :: wsSsa hare seen Impossible fn-
anyerr 70 e., Within ge- yAr.x az the s.e..
Of sAe ccx
raH~e CArek DemosatyasioMs.
Ae.er the races tse ,nsscs Dispersed ssv-
FRA! Thousand rer-crs disseminating along
sS~ Av~rs~ FSes Cha-ar~ Esyse~s. Ssso ser-
supposed Il, he making Ser fase gsysse.
eAsersng ssw sse sressssns sni The army
Sev~ras arrests were rsAiA
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