Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24

uiItl states gave nt iArfhtF -l-N ~ I
American delegation appeared in the 7
corteEe.
FUNERAL ROUTE KEPT SECRET.
The people % Paris were kept in the I
dark 50 long az possible a. % the route /
the funeral procession was 20 take. This
was owing 70 fear ~ sedifious manifesto
tior- bsfrg planned The programme was 4
thrice altered Al first the cCrfeze was I
10 have forr,sd az Notre Dame. % proceed /
70 pa-e Tachaise. and then. az the Elysee |
8. vas arranged that the route taken BY |
Carnot's funeral should D. follow d.
namely. bv the Rus de Rivoh. acros me
Seine 20 Notre Dame. but the city engi-
rear- obeyinz the governments hinf. said
,bis vav was blocked bv sever repairs
Tho true reason was that the Rue de
Pivoif l. too narrow % admit % precau-
,ions being taken against seditious mant-
frsfations.
Zr-RTINDEN 4 STRIKING FIGJ RE
General Zurlinden. the Military Cover
nor of paris. greatly struck the by
Sfarders to-day az. sitting fair and square
I'm his saddle and surrounded by hts STAN
he Ird the c0rteEe The three cofinie-7
besrses followed. and then came the
funeral car. a most imposing venice.
Loading statesmen bore the pail lhfi
CANA the family. consisting of the ff--i-
dents son-in-law. Rerge Cremer, ms
,,~,.u and his business partner IN the
bfie ana leather trade and HE Two
ronsfns VI. Berge is civil engineer.
Sora-fn-law bring bad luck to presidents
- tha French republic Wilson ruinfn
t,..gtdar+ grevv Berge. or rather one
- bis oartners AFFORDED an opportunity
- president Faure'z enemies ana 70
tfarkmslfers when M Faure was elect
"a president NJ Berge anticipating ai-
u sH H.. 600 N
d, deaf with his family history to say
nst be vas the best feucer and pistol
sbo, fn paris. and would akewer or sn"oi
erv one who attempted to cast mud at
Rim The boast Uas no vain one. he
,r.,firaf fencing and shooting daily ai
ne rfvsee BE ls clean built. not yet
nig.ile-agsd. and might make fortune
az fencing master
IoUBET SHOWED PLUCK.
Tho new President " Loubet. showed
grsat pluck m walking. not merely iIom
,ne Elysre 20 Notre Dame but to ihc
s.nefart. through the most disturbed dl'-
fricts lie friends say that Lolhet if
"brave homme" or good fellow. lie "'-
bv himself behind the family, betial e'
no f.ar and was m evening dress. iie
y.or. f,r tho first time tho Grand Gordon
| ~ the Legion % Honor a. broad. scarlet
rtbbor ~ v,atered silk. N. Louoet walk
ed uto man ~ standing. anl az hfm'
/ r,lr.et,ning self-ccntercd character tie
h. rather short. thickset. of dark comp. Ne
Ion with hair and beard originally bii'N.
brf now grizzled u. seemed determined
mo-, fo finch and can, am informed
show himself stern aud unhinchins'
FEARS FOR THE JUDGES.
c,,v. eporchcnslons were felt for ihe
s,fetv ~ the members 0f the Criminal
pranch of the Court of Gas non ah'
,he Drevfus members President l.'eW ''''
Nm Bard and Dumas. but the unpopui''
. t,,fo.a were apparently not noticed ih-
/ go. h., tho procession wore their Crln-
/ s,r robes with ermine trpet- ana veiNct
c,rs. i'm fact. every OFFICIAL and disnitlfy
hrylrg "A right 10 special costume puI
/ a. an on this occasion. which fact added
| to the spectacular features. The mem
| hers 81 the faculty Of medicine were f'n,
| in crimson satin. the members OF lli
| facultv of law wore black and yellow sii6'
and an the cabinet ministers wete in eve
| r,ng dress. EMILY CRAWFORD.
no DISORDER
PARIS February 1-The remains OK
F..ii, Faure. late President of France.
were deposited in 'he tomb to-day, ana
although Immense crowds of re pi" were
/ assembled at different points thefr WIS
no disorder The casket containing w
I de,d President was conveyed from thc
/ sale dcs Fetes. in the Eiysee Palace. t'
| Notre Dame Cathedral. escorted by
| brilliant procession
Nndame and WsIenoiH'ile Faure. "h"
/ had been praying the greater part of tne
/ rirht beside the remains. attended fn ir-
! at = O'Clock Boo tine chapel of the palace.
! m IN they repaired t1 their apartment,
and did not take part in The procession or
An the funeral ceremonies. though thD
| heard mass M noon Zoo the chapel OF the
/ Eysee.
IL THE CATHEDRAL.
The ceremony 900 the cathedral was most
| solemn and impressive The facade of ine
! huildmg was euvrl0pnd Win sable dii-
| p.rv Cardinal Rlcnlrd the Archbishop
| 0I Paris bearing a cucInx. a"1iIeI
/ President I0uhst. offered him holy water.
and theu conducted him procss ionaliy to
! Cd front sslf boo tne choir. The cash.
/ WAS received at thr door ~ the cathedral
/ Dos tho archpHrsf and tho cers} of One
parish and was borne to 20 rlflf1lque il
/ ths interior of the hlildins The clthe-
dral was drpsd as Boo ths case of the
funeral of President slil Carnot black
+ hanging. with silver stars and border
( OF tri-color fag- yelled with crepe
THE CATAFALQrE
/ The cafaaique BOO tle cathedral uas an
lmmrue, structure lu tHe centre of thr
trau-ept. It Wl- over 90 feet hirh and
I was .urm0uufri ly au imposing DHu0py
/ to the height of lU feet from tne four
corners of which huge black pals. cove
I ered with silver stars and b0rd,red with
pfmlnr. were stretched fo tine -four pillars
of the tran-ept Upon the steps of ihe
. cafaf1I4ue wore twenty lamps each w %
+ thirty Hght- twenty immense .of.h-s,
and $50 large tap,r-. giving the cltulIique
2 Ca most impressive appearance.
Cardinal Richard tat facing President
/ Loubet and th- choir Was n.lfd with
archbls hops. bi-hDp-. and other preiates.
LOW MASS
Low mass was celebrated. fhe chanting
aul music being impressive iu their ri-
/ frctS Cardinal Richard chem approached
! tl. cn-k-f which was guarded by 0fl-
GERS and surrounded by The CLERGY aud
/ uuuurrd thr dissolution. t1 the strains
| of fhe organ auI the peal of de- Dathe-
oral brll- THE rf-hrt wlr then borne
+ t1 the portal are0mpaulrd by the clergy
ana replaced ou th- funeral car. after
which thr procession W~udel its way 100
th, cemetery of rere lachlise. where it
arrived a. o'clock
AT THE CEMETERY.
The gates and walls of THE cemetery
V.r. lrau-l with black and silver in
the manner adopted 40 the Cathedral
Oh. p4lac- anl other places. The
vrrafhs we're deposited 1t the foot OF tne
U.U and ll. rt-krr was laid 0u "a cati-
falqu- 40 tlr entrance fo tle cemetery
A eulogi-tic speech was d-iFefrl there
br senator Clti-ta-