New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-03
He REVIEWS TROOPS.
First Time by English Monarch
Since Henry VII.
downright. 1903: BY The Tribune Ass0elation)


! Paris. May 2.-King Edwards visit continues
/ % he highly successful. The weather has
frightened. and the Kings tact in saying anu
! doing exactly the right thing at the rlght mo-
1nent IS only equaIled by the tact ana lH'eiii-
eence OF the Partisan popuace For instance q
/ the Theatre Francois last night the hlHs was
exceedingly desirous Of going behind the scenes
J into the greenroom 10 congratulate the colli@-
/ dams who so admirably acted Maurice Doil-
/ nays play, "L'Autre Danger HIS majesty =
wishes We're however, anticipated by the come
dams being conducted To the royal box "nere
the King chatted arfably with them for hiteeh
minutes.
To Nine. Bartet the King said; 1T Is always
with renewed pleasure, madame. that see you
and applaud you
To the Young Nile. Pierat his majesty re-
marked: You are simply charming. Hlaaeiiloi-
selle; you have glorious future oe1ore you.
The rfne Rubenslike beauty Of Nile. Sorel eiic-
tied from his majesty the reflection YOU are
indeed. rnaden1oiselle absolutely deilcloUS' aD-
soluuent delicieuse"
While the cuirassiers we're clearing the L iS00
de Ia Comedie FRANCHISE last night d Ie"
youngsters who had been badly nusueo Oy the
cavalry horses, shouted IN fun, "Eive IA Russle'
F,,t - was merely tyit at the severity Of the
police and only aCcentuated r genera C'1 14e1
ity Of the kings reception
During the performance the King glanced dis
creetlv through his opera glasses at the front
row Of the balcony where, with congenlaI fore-
sight. had been seated a choice array OF the
prettiest actresses OF France Nile. Jeanne
cranier In q DELIGHTFULLY."- becoming gown Of
white and Nile green was there So also were
Nine. Rejane and her pretty daughter. Near
the Kings box were Nile Breval Nile. rachel
Boyer Mile Bertiny. Mile. Ganbelh, Mile LODI
stein and Nine. Heglon. Shortly after mldnlght
the King was driven rapidly home TO the British
Embassy, while few frlendlE SHOUTS Oh we
Ie Rot" were heard.
FouaIlv successful vas the review this morn
ing al Vincennes. when for the first time since
Henry VIII Of England met Francis / on the
Field Of the Cloth Of Gold, near Calais an Eng
lish King reviewed French army, The weather
was perfect. There was & soft gray sky, with no
wind and no sun. The latter, however. shone
Just at the right moment al the end OF the re-
view, to illuminate the grand charge Of a whole
division Of dragons. with iancers and cuiras-
siers. as they refined in their horses within fifty
yards OF the royal tribune.
was fortunate in being assigned to a place
quite his majesty. who seemed in good
health but the forid complexion noticed at the
railway station yesterday was replaced by
somewhat chalky paIeness, and he coUghed sew
eral times somewhat painfully. The King wore
z British Field MarshaIs scarlet uniform, with
the broad red Gordon Of the Legion of Honor,
and a gray military overcoat- Each time regi-
mental colors passed the royal stand the King
rose and stood for a moment at salute.
The King chatted agreeably with President
Loubet, who sat on his left. and with NJ Fal-
Heres. President OF the Senate who sat on his
right His majesty seemed particularly inter
ested in the French field and horse artillery
hat cd ar or.fI rrpY in o%
battery maintaining in this difficult evolution q
remarka BILE equality Of intervals and a perfect
alignment, the muzzles of each line Of six guns
being 50 straight as to have touched q tightly
drawn cord. The ertillerymen ore their new
steel helmets, which are somewhat fatter than
the familiar Prussian helmet, but far less pict-
uresque than the former French artillery head
dress. shake with red plumes. The King went
TO the review in light open barouche. with
two footnen behind and no coachman. but
drawn by eight superb chestnut horses. the near
horse Of each pair being iid6en by an artillery
man.
AT the race meeting this afternoon at Long
champs the King had an opportunity Of chat
ting informally with several personal friends
| members Of the Jockey Club and others whose
political opinions keep them apart from tie Off
ciaidom Of republican France AT the gala din
ner given by President Loubet at the EIysee
| Palace, the menu was as follows:
Creme Windsor. goup
BaFQUettes d'Ecrevisses
Truite SsurnOnee win Chambertfr
Baron c'Agneau de PsuIac sux MorilIes
salmis &c Gslinottes aux Xeres
Fois Grss Fra's Il souvaroN
6orpet eu kurnrnel Spoons cherry brandy.
Fou!eraes Iruirees CaH2rd &c RoUeu Z rArchfduc.
Ssisde Gauloise
AspeFges c ArcenteUl. Aoussene
PeJtts Pois Nouveaux a Franchise
Ttnhale de Fruits Frappes POrange Cilscs VIVIAN.
F'ouillete Anlan5ss
Dessert.
Porto Commentator.
Chateau Yquea. 1874
Chateau Ffaute Brfoz, 1877.
NoGton RothSchid 1873.
Clos Vougeot, 1870
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Moot ct ChandOn White Seal