The age-herald., 1899-06-10
LOUBET WILL BE GUARDED BY POLICE When He Goes from Palace to Long
 Champs. ANOTHER OUTBREAK FEARED
Ladies Advised Not to Attend the Grand
 PriX Events.
COLONEL P : ART IS RELEASED
Was Impree . d Charged With Conrt municats- = confidential Documents, and F. : cen Accused of ofFabrica-
 t < so Injure Esterhazy.

Pari Sn 9-President Loubet's route next - eSaay from the Elysee palace to Long Champs will be lined with squads of police. Through the Bois de Boulogne the police will be strengthened by mounted republican guards, the various points of vantage in the wood being occupied by the military. z,
 Between the grand stand several coms panies of infantry will be held in readiness to appear at moments notice and the way from the paddock to the presidents box will be lined with files of republican, guards, with fixed bayonets. Behind the soldiers will be hundred detectives, un- der the personal command of the prefect of police of Paris. Cavalry will be placed in readiness to gallop along the course if necessary. M Francois Coppes has advised the members of the Patriotic league not to attend the grand priX.
 The Gaultos, the large conservative and royalist organ, commenting upon the social aspect says:
 Under these conditions 1t will be out of the question to take ladies to the Long Champs and therefore we advise our readers to stay at home."
 If this advice is followed the grand prix will lose much of it's picturesqueness. One of the sporting papers asserts that several of the principal owners will scratch their horses for the grand prix but it is believed that this report Is premature and that attempts of the titled world in this direction have been in vain. The stand at Long Champs Is much longer and less acS cessible than the Auteuil stand.
 It was constructed four years ago on plans of duo de Morny, who, accustomed to the dangers of popular agitation, had an eye to possible attempts on the life of Louis Napoleon during the races. Gen. eral Baileoud, chief of the presidents 8 household, Commandant Lanay, M. Dupuy and the prefect of police have thoroughly improved the whole ground to prevent disorder. fl !
 Anarchists Will Yell for Loubet
 La Liberte considers the success of the Grand Prix as a great event of the year. The Long Champs stewards believe everyt thing will pass off quietly but the anar- chists still declare their intention of dem- onstrating in favor of NJ. Loubet, not be- cause they care for him personally, but be- cause "the republic must be defended against the reactionaries." The radical papers urge Parisians to arm themselves with bludgeons to chastise the noblemen, If the latter insult the president. It is beI leved however, that nothing will happen beyond a monster demonstration Tn favor of President Loubet. The Paris shopkeep- CTS are complaining bitterly over d poor Grand Prix week. Naturally ladies are re- luctant to indulge in brilliant toilettes in the face of the likelihood of cavalry charges. The government is doing its ut most to keep the exact date and circum- stances of the arrival of Dreyfus secret It is said he will be dsembarked a few miles from Brest.
 Colonel Picuuart's release 1t is under- stood was due to the fact that the German foreign office recently informed the French government that Colonel Schwarzkopfen wrote the petit Bleu and that therefore it was impossible that Picquart could have formed it. ..l