Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-15
FETE DAY.
.,uttANr PAGEANT AND MUCH
ENTHUSIASM IN PARIS.
r.2lBsSD is WILDLY APPLAUDED.
49,. Mas Accorded n Splendid "'"-
,,oa-Thc Reviews Were Ni'"o"'
Iusldcnt-Therc Was rr"''''"''' No
uL.nrncr.

....s July IA-Mosn.0cent weather
favored hc National Fctc-Day.
.. and many private buildinrs
-.ratcl with naes. Mime. De-
Ind Narccl-Hahcrt and several
members OF the Patriotic League
.. hc Place &c Do Concorde ana
3D. wreath at che foot Of The
monument amid cries OF
&c.,. Irme.' and "Nivc Dcrouledc."
..... u return. shouted "Ntve
..aao Franchise viva Ia ma
Franchise" give rAlsace-Lor-
U. h.n requested the lcaguers
Some OF them attempted 20
.emoustration. but the police
..m.
.AIGWS WITHOUT INCIDENT
trom various earrsons in-
..rre.. repor, that the reviews
out without incident Ihc
acclaimed with the usual
.NNc larmcc' and give la
Enormous crowds wended
towards Long Champs from
90 witness the military Zee
.ut prcca uuous were taken
yatiou OF order. The CABLE
began to arrive az @ O'Clock.
.t Ot the Chamber OF Deputies.
and the officials of the
welcomed with shouts Of
.uoliQue" and "Niye larmee'
were isolated cries of sedi-
.ter which led 10 some arrests
,.. Dur.e-FOur DIES Cascades.
. ...SIuENT WELL RECEIVED.
Ioubet left the ENsee Palace
So I'm q carriage drawn 10y four
f. was accompanied by General.
o. MARQUIS de Gauifet. the Minister OF
r and General BaNloud ln second
were the Premier. H. Waidech-
u and others. Along the entire
f.. the President was greeted with
A.. NJ give Loubct' and "Nive la
~ lue." When he arrived al Long
mr the shouts were redou'.td- AIle'
wing the concentrations OF the oiil-
The President turned toward the
.d and bowed repeatedly. General
martin handed over the command or
Oil troops Oh General Burger. the Mlll-
A Governor of Paris. and the review
forthwith. General Burger sail
.. along the front of the line and the
-uo1 OF decorations followed.
-...HAND RECEIVED AN OVATION.
.r The General took a position I'm
... II the presidential stand, and the
.. past occurred. AS each regiment
tho presidential stand It's flag was
and the President rose and s3luted
Iors Bach time he was greeted
r. cheering for the army. SloutA"l
NJ applause assembled from 'He "''
.. masses Of -rcctat0rs and increased
m rH o..
.vrIorer and principal h1ure ON the
. side u the FashOda incident,
..f ou "a superb black charger. SUR
Doc tn. SoudaueSe soldiers who
ru.uiad him across the African
..-.- appeared in view. and amidst
vehement denled in front Of
.. The air rang with deafen-
.I.ge Marchaud! and give
hats and handkorchlets
wards ON AN sides. As
arose the cheers were
continued until the little
I .au,se disappeared ln the
MINISTER on WAR CONGRATU-
LATED.
review was concluded at 4:-1 r. NJ.
lent L0ubet re-cutered the Elysee
..- 10 $50 =. A., greeted with loud
After the review President Loubet
wrote @ letter TO the Minister of War.
.i- congratulated him upon the success
.f the military display and added that
had been demonstrated that The tralu-
r bearing and discipline ut the army
.- nothing to Doe desired. The President
... remarked that the hearty cheers Of
people testified % Frances confidence