Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-14
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Afternoon Dispatched
v.-, Arrl 1.-THE Paris exposition
80 opsnsl 90 noon today The most
,.,,bs weather conditions prevailed
l.5 ,orrmsrobIs bright colored domes
.,5 n.n7rets elstened In the sunshine.
p.-svas early astir with people wend-
~ hs.r way towards the Elysee and
be direction Of the exposition in
II. hone Of witnessing the presidential
r,,...sion "a some part Of It's Journey
All the public buildings and NUM-
t'risss urIyate houses were decorated
'..1 ,r6uhiss of flags, chiefly the tri-
w. Tba neighb0rh00d OF the EXPOSE
nm was especially gay win buntlhs
gbIa most 0f The paWlions themselves
No.. rrmounled with floating banners.
Wrbin tba exposition grounds this
,,rr.rr I'M was hustle and animation
H. sgnreme effort to clear away all
~rsgbtv obstacles Ga order 10 leave
In uD15s tucted road and an external
.sr4sraaca of completeness TO the pail
.''s 0r the presidential party, ia It's
nssara through the grounds. The
erebinr touches We're hastily given
M MAGNIFICENT Sale des fetes.
prst Louhet as he stood In the
brs.lsptal tribunal surrounded by the
members of DE cabinet and household
opanef the exposition with the words
i declare the exposition Of 1900 open.
Thu was the Paris Exposition de-
signed TO celebrate the worlds entry
mo ths nev century. inaugurated, and
Shouts Of Viye Loubet and "Viye Ia
RppgbIque rose from his 10000 hear
ev. and six hats were waved In the
ain The crowds outside the hall took
ut DE cheering and the exposition was
open
T.e spectacle inside the Sale de
Fls Was brilliant with color and illu-
mnsuon The immense circus shaped
ban IS decorated with magnificent fles-
Goes. representing allegorical subjects
D, famous French artists and It's
stained glass cupola bears superb de-
signs N Hermann and Goodwin il
formed O beautiful setting for today's
ceremony Every inch of the floor
sla fas crowded 10y an assemblage
nEr Htatge of French arts. letters
f lro.s aud Including the irellng
military naval and political men OF
France u was mainly an evening
drs gathering, but with the taste char
u.rst.c of the French nation. brilliant
Uniforms of soldiers. the diplomatic
cIs and republican guards were so
i1'eSpared among the gathering that,
vita masses OF pretty spring tollettes
OF Pc ladies' M whom there were almost
N many as men present, the scene was
PARTICULARLY bright and effective. More
rT ,hs light radiated down through
iag stained glass of the dOmeshaped
I"l Zoo streams which Illuminated the
living mass below and gave varied tints
10 even ids pr1saic starched shirt
fronts
contrary tu expectations. the premier.
VI haIIeek- Rousseau. made no add
g.r@ 70 the opening of the exposition,
Ao MIH.1ud and L0ubet being the
only Speakers
Ar Loubat Iaft the Elysee in an open
Nl horse landau escorted by detach-
h.li %. cJ.wssiers. The presidential
l.'0essun #a5 composed of five lan-
..ls headed by the famous outrder
a09l-irat By the side OF President
L'l9'i slt Prime Minister Waldeck-
!,.. al 1n1 their progress through
~. NfAWps EIysee and across the In
,re''as bridge 90 the Avenue Ia Motto
l,ell.t Nas hailed with continuous
.N.tfat ium the great crowd which
q Inass.1 along the route. on alight-
,.s .i.n lne carriage the president was
..'.l'l,a,e.y surrounded by the minis
,.'s w. All.eaud. minister OF COM
a.e stood 1t the entrance TO receive
olD around " Minerand being grouped
missioner General Picard and other
t'.,. .h io- ZION officials. Prest. Loubet
~ n hahas with NJ. Millerand, and
,.D turning Go Picard said he would be
cpE 10 asn hts decoration OF the
3..al TOSS OF the Legion Of Eonor
NV. L'ngat then saluted the COM
~ tIi entered the hail through
NJ. 'a''Nf oi more than 40 900 people
.,-. formed @ sea of human faces an
.-.',l toward the odoor. AS a salvo OF
..,'I announced the presidents ar
I.- '..' was q moment Of expectant
..' lh.n the heavy red plush cush-
covering The door were thrown
M Il Dee president IN evening dress
hi r..,..Os the broad red insignia Of
+.,, ..n oi Honor across his breast.
I't INTO the tribune. which had
IN. temporarily erected for todav's
.tgtI' lhe presidential gallery
= De- 20 serve for an later ceremon- /
,.,'-. E't being ready AZ the same I
Ir.., orchestra composed OF mu-
t-. o' ne famed Republican Guard I
ss--. ,.p The Marsellaiso. The whole /
asf.4 3....l..o Nered and remained bare |
..i.--. lI'nE the remainder OF the pro 1
'n' strains Of frances stirring /