The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
Greeted the Decoration of the Stras-
bourg Monument by DerOuIede,
OVATION FOR MAJOR MARCHANO.
The Hero Of the Fashoda Incident Re
ccivcd the Greatest Deynons,ra-
tion Of Any of the Notabilities.
Loubct Compliments the
Minister OF War on the
Review.

PARIS July Magnificent weather
to-day favored the National Fcte Day
1ne public and many private buildings
were decorated with lass. Mn. DoroWde
and Marcel-Habert and several hundred
members of tine Patriotic League marched
to the Place de la Conc9rde and deposited
wreath al the foot of the Slrasbours
monument amid cries OF "Vive rArmce,"
ana "Vve Der0uledc" NJ Deroulcde lu
return shouted "Nive Do Ropuhlgue
Francaiset" "Nive Do Nation Francaise.
"Nive IAlsacc- LoraiIei' Hc then rc-
qucstod the Lcleuers t0 disperse. Some
of them attempted t0 continue lhe DEM
olsuati0u bui The police scattered tnrm
AT OTHER POINTS.
Dispatches from various garrisons, in-
Guiding Reunes report that the reviews
were carried out without incident The
troops We're acclaimed with 1he usual
shouts of "VNe rAmte,' "Niye la Re
pubuque,
Enormous crowds wtnded their way
towards Long Champs from early morn
ing 90 witness the military review. Suin-
gent precautions were taken for the pre-
seryati0n of order Tho Cabinet Ministers
began to arrive at @ o'clock. THE Pfesl-
dent OF the Chamber of Deputies. VI.
Dcschancl. and The officials of the House
were welcomed with shouts of "NNe la
RepubliQue" and "NlNe lArmte- 'ui
there We're Isolated cries of seditious
character. which Jed to some arrests near
the Carre-Four dies Cascade
LOTBET CUEERED.
President Loubet left Tine E'yste Palace
at 2.s1 r.. N. in carriage drawn by four
horses. IIo was accompanied by 'enffi
tine Marquis de- Gailitet the Minister OBJ
War. ANA NJ. Baul0ud. ln second c1r-
riaes were the Premier NJ Waldeck-
Rousseau. and others. Aione tne enlie
route the President was greeted WIN
cries of "Vive Ioubet.' and "Nife l1 l'0-
puproue" when hc arrived at Long
CHAMPS the shouts were relouh.ed. Aiitr
receiving the congratulations of tnr oI-
ncals. the President turned toward ihe
crowd and bowed repeatedly. 'rha-'l
Kermatrn handed over the command oL
tine troops to General Brueor IAe Aii-
tarv Governor of Paris. and one feFif"
began forthwith Gencu hf'-'I
louod along the front of tne lnr ana "'a-
tribudon of decorations Io.i'"'''
THE REVIEW
-ben the General took "a position in
front of tine pr leru1l stand ahd ODD.
rnarrh mast occurred As each retlm' DO
na-sed the Presidential stand li' nag
was dipped and the President rose ana
eamted the c0lors. Each Time ne was
greeted with cheering for the army.
Suddenly "a roar of applause asc-n"e'
from the distant masses oI p"lI'''I7
and increased m volume as Major Mdr'n-
and the African explorer and principal
feure ON the French side n tho farno1a
Incident mounted on superb black
rbarc.r surrounded uy trc s1udanose
.'.iI,ers ,cbo had accompanied him across
+t. ,fr..,, continent. appeared in view
and amidst increasing excitement dcdlcd
.,- s,'rt ,r tb. President Tine air rang
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