Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-12
,,,,ident Loubet is the French
Peoples Idol.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
an Attempts at Disorder Promptly
suppressed An Along the Route
were Policemen and soldiers.

pads. June ii.-presldcnt Louhot has
"a bis triumph for last sundays OUT
n. AT Autculi when he drove to
osrchamps today 60 attend the Grand
s-. boz was the herp u a great popu-
4, demonstration. expressing Itself In
.ss form or another along the whole
INTO from tho Eiyaoe palace 90 tho
...5trre. lie remained only a quar-
T., Of an hour. Just long enough TO
yrrsrs the race. and having congratu-
i,i-i The owner Of tho winner. returned
a. ihe Elysec. where he arrived at
.eiogk without special incident
FRIENDS SUMMONED.
The rcyislonlrts and socialist organs
ummon,d their readers 90 assemble
| along the thoruuEhfarcs to be- travcfscd
~ ths PRECEDENT and hia party and
f,om the hour ~ noon thousands of
d.nonatrat1ra oct out from Montmar-
trr. ucIcyIllc and other working class
ossftara ln bis organized bands, nll
es.rInF "a small artificial rod Hover
Al ths buttonholc. ind marched across
Paris taking up petitions along the
Avenue doa champs Elyacca and the
Avenue Dc BoiH dc Boulognc.
"vivE LoUBErr
Tbry gave 81. L0uhot tremendous
ovation. combining their cries almost en-
uriy 90 "Niyo i.ouhct." and "Niyc Ia
Neplhluup" The president ala not
irIr "a diHcuf1nnt cry, although thofu
utfa ono ur two ncunleH before and
offer De- passed between the police and
un Ugghgionnl h9t-hgadgd anu-Drcy-
lHiu who tried 90 shout a buH Lou.
tal" and was Immediately bounced
up1H ty % Htalwurt policeman.
Although the visit passed uu quietly
N government was prepared Tor every
virH'uHlity. the whole district between
iha Elyrce and t.onrchampH literally
ttmInF with troops and police. 4
Policeman was stationed every dozen
Tnfda along the whole route and ther'
we're HuundrdnH OF dragons armed with
hfceu and mounted republican guards
% an Important points, while through
a. Trrou foliage of tho tiolu. ON eHrh
rl' uf tho avenue. could be- seen heavy
r1HHcH Of rcd uud blue. drnutlnr tho
frH"nco N dciachmcntB Of soldiers,
tWaiilng orders.
LIKE a MILITARY CAMP.
t0nEchamps rcsmbled military
camp. linttnll0nH of Infantry. squad
flnI of draEoouH and republican guards
we're distributed 40 around the courrc.
u u estimated that there were 1900
t1illcra and police under arms
The president left tho Eiyree nj 2
o'clock in an Opcn landau with 81. Due
ply tho premier. hCuidr him. and Gen.
fail0ud. chief of the presidential
household. and Mai Hon. lieutenant
colonel 81 horse artillery attached 60
ne pera1n Of the president Madame
iouhrt followed IN a second landau.
efi'r which rode the presidential suite
iH other carriages,
PRESIDENTS ARRIVAL
on arriving az tho racocuurse, the
/ PRESIDENT drove through the paddock TO
o. presidential box. Municipal ruhrih
tnl police llncd the path across the
paddock Drums beat and trumprtH
lhni when louhot appeared On the
Mont ~ the box uuu u scene Of the
v.lHt enthusiasm followed. lasting
several minutes, with AN uprlur ~
faHIu ~ "Nlvr L0ubor and N.yo Ia
iluh'iquc," which settled nnally into
O. uHuuiluoua chant
81 Luuhet and hla party were 90 CONF
f'r.y surrounded hy guards and pn-
l. That % would have been impossible
lf UuN one Go have Eut within ton
yards W the steps of the box.
AnHr the race ths police ilspcrsDi
several thousand purHouH demonstrate
laF along tho Avenue Dies Champs
ElHr.s who were supposed 20 BE- ma
Hing Cor tho ElyHee. cheering Tor tho
PRESIDENT and tho army Several ar
tniH Wrru made.
Later in the evening dlaorderly scenes
occurred outside tho offices ~ tho In
Nahalgont, NJ, l,nchrfortn paper.
ONLY GRAVE INCIDENT.
Tho only grave incident Of tho day
secured after tho president had 90.
ufn0i 10 tho Elyuoo ut ono of the
garden restaurants. the Pavilion d'Ar.
mHHIurilr, In the Sale DC Long
eh4mp About a quarter past five
O'Clock. whom the establishment was
il.I NJ customers, somebody made ln
Questionable remark concerning the
lTu.i0nt The people took sides ami a
tfFu|lr ught cnHuol HIttlrH glasses,
a,c1liars.thhles and chairs were hurled
Several members Of the Chamber Of
Deputies who attended tho races arc
unanimous In pmIflng the wlHa and
calm attitude on the p0pulucH there
Ih. socialist leaders were the FIRST %
,AhHrl their friends 90 display mod0rl-
u1u N, puures more tina uonCc inter.
l'nHi 10 prevent the enthusiasm of biz
i..'NgfH developing into disorder
we ilWot our differences here" Dc
t,ll. ITO assemble around ihe president
A." lh. ropuhliquc."
TWO POLICEMEN HURT
Two policemen were Injured by de-
monflrli0rH who were trying 90 rescue
trNls from arrest. one. detective
vac very roughly used. liiH clnihC'
NtI. nearly torn m his back ana hli
tfNn'Ftr and purse were stolen. These
however, were Isolated Incidents
Nilnr the riot nt the Pavilion d'Arl
Mtniunllle the mob marched Ga Whnl
y supposed was tho residence az Roche
l.il hut not knowing the number OF
llt house, the demonstrators hnotft
.IlIlH other persons residences Thgl
.gIr considerable manifestations out
we oi tho offices OF the intrnnElFelnt
l'nchof0rt, in fact has ontlrcll
l.Hl hIH popularity with the SOCIALISM
fua affair
FLOWERS FOR NINE, LounET
The Jockey club/hold meeting OF
-llllAy and resolved ununlm1usll
VI" nj Louhet, being their guest, mus
treated cnurteuurly, Lots Wcr
tlANh ana d'ilarlC0urt was selected Il
N'ui q bouquet Co Nine Louhct on
w, Other hand the club decided tina
Ni ihe women members of thei
.nNlI'7 should attend the races. Tn
,,.NlHheei therefore, was Hmnlle
uAl usual, The admission 10 the C0urH
tillNrrl only $500 francs, az
IMPAIRED with 3il 900 francs lnft year
NN' ihc tlklnrH al the betting ma
We're greatly reduced.
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