The times., 1899-05-25
IN THE REVIEWING STAND.
The President shows His Interest
I'm the Industrial Parade

! The President shows His Interest
I'm the Industrial Parade.
! There was an immense concourse of peo-
/ pie in and around the reviewing stand at
the White House Banked against the
south side Of Lafayette Square with the
trees and shrubbery behind it the inter-
mingling of feminine dress and profuse dis
play of national colors and other emblems
of the Jubilee made picturesque scene,
/ while across the street the President stood
pre-em!nent among a mass of distinguished
people, whose variegated dress made his
I surroundings kaleidoscope
I Long before the parade came in sight
I the Executive reviewing stand was filed
ana when the President walked across the
White House grounds there were thousands
OF people jammed within the square await
ing the beginning. The President walked
down the White House steps under the
escort of Governor Atkinson, of West Vir-
ginia, and w. S. Knox, Chairman of the
Jubilee Executive Committee. The Prasi-
dent sauntered across the lawn TO the
stand engaged in a pleasant conversat tion
with his escorts, and when the throng
caught sight of him as he mounted the
steps there was an enthusiastic outburst
/ Of applause. The President walked 10 the
front OF the stand where he raised his hat
in response to the cheering and hand clap
f ping, and bowed several times. He then
I took seat to the right of his official sta
tion and engaged in conversation with Am
bassadors Cambon, of France, Won Holle-
I ben. OF Germany, and Cassini, OF Russia
! The President shook the hand of Mr.. Won
/ Holleben heartily and then took a seat
/ beside him. The quartette talked for about
/ ten minutes, when the first division Of the
parade made its appearance
There we're many distinguished people
| in the reviewing stand, among whom mem
! bers of the Diplomatic Corps predorninated
Besides the Russian, German. and French
Ambassadors. the following named diplo-
! mats occupied seats: Minister Martin G.
Z Merou of Argentina, Count G. de Lich-
I tervelde Of Belgium, j. f. de Assis OF Bra
! zil, Senor Don Carlos Morla Vicuna and
( Senior Don Eliodoro Infante of the Chilean
Legation. Senior Don Jose Marcelino Hur-
/ tado of Colombia. Senor Don Joaquin Ber-
nardo Calvo of Costa Rico, Eugene THE
I baut OF the French Embassy Freiherr
/ Speck Won Sternburg of the German EN-
bassy Reginald Tower. Charge d'Ahaires
| OF the British Embassy. Jutaro Komura
the Japanes Minister Chin Pom Ye the
| Korean Minister, Viscount de Santo Thyr-
So the Portuguese Minister Alexander Ze-
lenoy OF the Russian Embassy. Ali Fer
rouk Bey, the Turkish Minister, and Senor
] Don Jose Andrade, Minister from Venezu-
ella. Among others who were in the
/ stand were Senator Cullom, Secretaries
Wilson and Aiger, First Assistant Post
master General Heath. Assistant Secretary
! Courtelyou, Allison Nailor. Adjutant Cen
eral Corbin, Miss Cassini. Mrs. A A. Brad
| ley. Mrs. Cushman X. Davis, Mrs Cridler
Assistant Secretary Meikiejohn. +. C. Be
rens, Col. Z. B. Hay, Assistant Secretary
/ Allen and many members of the Executive
! Jubilee Committee
SaIutinE the President
The first man TO be saluted by the Pres
| ident was Colonel William Dickson. the
grand marshal of the parade. who fol-
| lowed the double line OF mounted police
in the lead. Colonel Dickson, when oppo-
site the reviewing stand bowed grace
| fully. lifting his hat at arms length while
| the President returned the obeisance by
! lifting his silk hat and bowling Colonel
/ Dickson was applauded by the occupants
Of the reviewing stand and the crowd on
| the opposite side of the street and there
we're also cheers for Captain Beatty. late
| ly Of the Ninth Immunes, who followed
the grand marshal
There were many humorous features of
the parade, alb of which were immensely
enjoyed by the President, who at times
| broke into open laughter. In the midst
of the first division the Marine Band
paraded, playing as il reached the review
ing stand Hail TO the Chief" Directly
upon the heels Of the leader trotted
| Sport" the mascot dog OF the DistrI 3,
Volunteer Regiment during the campaign
| at Santiago, wearing a blanket bearing
the inscription, ID. G. U. s. Vol" The
Marine Band received an ovation, while
the mascot also was loudly applauded.
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