HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1899-8-17, Page 7DREYFUS' COUNSEL SHOT!
A DASTARDLY DEED !
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iai 4.1M tfadf(rsnts ar-
is Winslpsg•
dD
M. Labori, Victim'
Va.Wu,,- Til now bogs" sad
ebb Nomas
Ass
here 6,00 up
mlaw
Thomas, 6oatobard. aid Wyton,
WITH Y�QUIS,
elt. Nimmouui, is dati. Nod 07 years
Met ribose tsvrth.
All the twurrd in the ( ♦tian-
M B&JIwa7 wrack as f34. youno
STILL ALIVE
� ,ertrrer
1, deaths with lumw.}w have
'htovomto• They came
1
one killed In
Windsor.
-' -
ham
W Tutees. Ropubllom.
This Was the Day on We
� H
�gdp.retlyur
l, Oorerwor of Ajgerla. L dead.
Moreler-Was the Idea to Prevent
i He was Ixsrn in 1807. ad British
Winchester.i
I. Warr -Mea labori Beside tier
I wlr A. af.
imDta, he, dee e -111 U-
After the Assasslws--Exckaasa
gt• Andrew's Church, Berlin.
Court.
Thd PY°1�' dbep It boat Alava
y.. tatidd sass lia�ial :m'
�w
Awe, Bruace. "Aug. ifs'- Ts
immolator the Cawliae
is oon:ras far •
second public session of the samand
Tile 0. T. R
forlgu steamer &env tram
court martial of Ca Alfred Dee
pt 7•
filly
during told wastbwr•
fns, of the 146h Artillery, which be -
paraded
to ontarie smd Jiro.
tau ht the Lyceign bore Monday, op.
The Archbishop �
In
ow at 6.80 this morning. The
ahave to=It�h�
return
Ty death is &asetm@ed of Prliketpal
stringent police precautions as ob-
Snood during tie week were again
Sell who was farMaay 7""a" 91
the leading ddllsati0alA)a
taken, but barely twenty persons
TW ens as0 Iiia
gathered to wltness the prlaoner'm
tA"ar°aoe.
.tun izild a l SiveW.
'Atiml Of �sd e,d the
ilUBl LOl BBUP'i101 OVER,
yry y�m
masse WWI vii llezac=t
HER' IEIt ANXIOUH,
psltrd
Ism, . ,-
Gal. Joaaate, President of the court
Two hundred and f fty laborers am-
msrtlal, and the other members of
on ltaabsmsle A Mann's Lover-
the court began arriving shortly af-
Pbfs
was nallersy have struck for higher
ter 6 o'clock. They were followed by
of the translations of the telegram
Oewerab Blliot and Mercier, former
ram r fronaber dwyy
Lalg L'ui lvin I S eoaromlws� has
edeas,
t>te m/ertal
MWW6@ a of War. In uniform- The
latter drove u to an o carr
p pen tag&,
and this small crowd which had gnih-
VNvedng
tete itppe�yved 7
dorifiea
seed by this %tare greeted him with
'Vivo
11scAr p 1.0 of
!��
crbm of L'Armse," and ,, %ive,
lbrclsr...
iia. A
I�YYiss&mI ailing, �. ISM" ats
Ly eailgh= At tile everyL
gW sew dt=
�Dr.
y Anxious,
but lmmedately afterwards Assumed
John ��' ties I.ba'
j R&odrUle, wl b
( rlwth ter. Sbeir.cam'
A smiling Oem'a°m' He spoke a few
WWOe to the (.ffloeM at the Capte, and
lattgltisd but hit
� OWI
-yq for tete Oommarn'
laugh sounded rales,
ands hie LAM as he smoended Uw half
dtivsrt
'jjrir3 -all the brUkitymw ealpiosod
have gate on strrlitkee a.
&tot- and disappeared within
the Lyses amain took
r Tsrtotwwar
against the employment by-
m as expraa/oo
of stoney. M, Cadvalr-I'arfor. former
a',ot*t
pntrartore of 41"110- tat-.
Perstdent of France, arrived on foot
no oteklag to/lord have won their
"Afterward and was m fluted
not In (Irester New • York. t-
17 bho crowed In wa�umg. Thew came
-
veDj al) lib VAW
li*mpi"C'%%MLM of tha-4N" %A*9-W
teseN for the -AD&M ,
e�aiie of the Yu-
1.%OFAP bureau of the general Staff,
w s to much to bring about
1 (urservau:e .
taw
a reA•A"the Dreyfus Daae ole was
tom ontl,ut planes we
aUl4mos salt artier Mo:@1U%
g�1ed with shpate (sf 'Viva Pew
0�
at from twelve b mulloaa -
� !" WbACh he smilingly Aeknowl-
The afters at the !Reyes, colliery•
TiiF, SESSION OPENS.
star Ntt.ta MN refused tpt great
aemm, 11he+a�a�lw�tlo
Dreyfus entered the hall with the
- si wages
same quick. }r4 step Itte featarus
were pate " rVd, sell he took a
Mr. x.000 1ddl11owal troops
VIII be dent W Ment sp to October
seas Opole the platform. The reading
ay � s report, sift to the
tbd. anal General Orb will bay* a
re t a
rin,d:og of a document in %be lining of
read of shout 46.OW me when the
Dreyfus w&UKCQat. was %ben begun.
dry ams open•+.
The opertlr� Proceeding were att-
i I" Virginia Ru.sell, the actress,
to 6 by a eansatlonal Ineld•nt•
On hroutht su t for abohms dlvoree
On Dreyfw being @flown. by W.
gilimling bar hust,amm4 Wilt. Jr. Phillipa.
Jonaste, tit* document found In the
anstr on] manager. She mentis ns
lining of film waistcoat by a peniten-
iit
M jp•rospandeMa
%IAry offer, time prisoner admitted
' Th. New Westminster, B. C., writ
keeping It ar a souvenir copy of tie
hu been issued. It is returaimWe ala
burdervan. He adbltted this calmly
I astut 1St• R is bwAsved that Mr.
and w3bout trembling of the voce.
Attory-Ges-
A n"4dro a, the�M
tmt
Tthe listened quietly to the reed-
,rl, will be
trig of Dr. RaamoM's report. by Major
lir. If. C. McDonald. "UXMay•Oea•
Carrleve, the representat[ve ,d the
OOTWMr-nt. wtiieh 0Map10A About
aryl or 1'rwos Edward Wand, had
We Minutes.
sada appointed natty Judge of
Quests tnunty. 21111111.11i mobs •
M, Um La ltoctas-Verset, one of eta
1pancy tit the IOMA Govtpmmsnt.
secretaries of tie French embassy at
Serpa, was then oarled. He Is a man
Jude Mort sur, of OWW mud. is In
about thirty-five years or age. with
Us'loreont. (,atrsal where
a heavy brown mewriaehe, sash was
be will utA rgo As y a few
asoma - y dreamed. He testifted regard-
d%ya tits novice in met very alt, and
,ng the transiatlem of tko Psnlzanrdl
imat night was aye to be up and
despatch.
&to"
DREYFUS IA CHEERED.
A Pn:lmamt car Is" of proalmest
A stirring@Dene claimed to -day's
89atuke"and y balbg t+@Md ad a
dsasioa. (len. Mar*eisr bed spoken
Might train llllergh the Rocky
nasr:y four hours in ruthless desan-
Omutalns In C&M& In order that
elation of Dreyfus. who bad listened
they may bare 010 b enjoy the
anmoved until Mercier concluded by
,11w J.
asyisagg that it he had not been con -
Secretary Llwabwbaln eahbas to
vinssd of the guilt of Dreyfus, and if
Uor. McCallum .fieri repssssmt&U"m
the latter'e conviction had not been
wt by the firms wilt ms@t him at
fortified &Ines 1894, he would admit
Clausal to dkmtm thet d
he had been mistaken. Dreyfus jump-
1pADU Flnlamdsm minfi is plow.
ed to his feet as though the words had
iow0land.
Ca.vasized him Into lite, end ahout-
npulab from Bombayed
Y ALahab&4 Idadraa tDeccan and
In a voice which redounded through
the 411 like a tr®Qet note, 'You
Illegal. and dhomrre In Bombay. The
have lied, soca ndrel I' The audience
Ovm"w enL'a auxlety to regard to
burnt Into a wt:d cheer, wbecompe the
The possibility of a famim kr there-
udwn called for allows. Bot, when
fore relleved• ....
or replied that as would
Plans 89gg(tl
and eafioms for an 1m•
mal
Mit Dreyfus was innocent It there
was any Wait, the pr shouted
erored new reel-boass at re" am*
Ilan been apipmtred by 1:11111111I ago"
u then."
!�Ia : don't you thew." At
Trunk Railwa sad as a
tits Oxwtructkt of the ham Ig
e wb,Y
`p there eau another outburst, of
e
wllswll
Is began forthist&h.
[ patisoirpatler than rose and
' The Ontario Goveramemt bad ap-
dramaticallydemanded to be con-
troetad witGeneral Jfercier,Iw Or-
/daud Arthur McKlatay, of R1d�s
der to deny totes of We statements
* Clerk tit the Gamed DivtiM
gg,n�at, yoke Salgbit she
Mi�RCIER HOOTED.
tide ArobfUld I&It" w IAamm
(toNxtel Jaundice ordered tits court to
Obusidoeer at SLOstiubes ,
be adjourned until Mq day at 6.80 a.
The nrttUb sttal�mtsoeehave
tutted
M. for tea oanfrowtadoa. Aad as Mer -
atsr tnrtmed to lem,ve the court the
smvres
in s B lith. rspwmtlag
' tie
Ib BrlWtt, weeeedlig is geetiag the
&t ow* safe an mummumand blamed and
evevoy• supposed be be from Cashier
eW Into Milford
4MW hhm. fleas a$ ties back of the
OM1 atgmdbet on chairs and benches
Havre, etdI g 111m'
A fMet, which r*proesatmd (chs /'tome!.
Its crew to bobber hourd him, dwwn-
Th, genown so pieced themselves be-
_ Adrkem from __ Mjntrp M7
'
OwMt- 1M �rvaD amd the seadtmtoe.
t th�j IR gains 0►
who showed a sMvx* db� non to
tbrepd bare W1m
,e arttvsd a% fiat plsiotK
umahelias the foraher Yin of war.
Going" Mwebe harried out d the
rtr•arttr7 Wktthrope salad from
eouwtioemy a sfdo door, with
t. [Stgletnd, a July SLR for
�%�gbteullb
his *ars with the fleroa de-
7�
nuncbatlons from the ammenpe. On
Emperor William of Wflonto baa
emerging Into the atreat the crowd
aseferred upon Oatnt VM Musosbsr-
rsdenburg, the Ol�sn Aarbifeadot
masse cheerxl helm and cried ' ikvs
PArtoes I"
at Parlor ti,e title rat 1W , to lases•
mitbn or Ilia swithiss las llama Of me
Ah I" eMed a mpmottgber of the some
in oour% "it they had heard Use in -
German ,telrgs%toot the )tsetse Gam-
heaven SOCAm speak they would not
.to
4►aiee at The Hatgv*.
ch*et balm nor".1,
Anthony J. Dlaxmb, of
ROMlr, Augur I4.--T"ma sew am-
mo of tine lass A. J. Dragtb e-
sass a nritish eltfasn. gbj v►Kr
buMhti IgaWre I(abWL @ovnmel fix•
and ems shot was tired.
IOsa Arm"tnwgf. of Pj
tAdy, Pa,sid the rlwflt 1 dean
����$J. Lbn4 Is tM back. M.
+'s10R' f*11 to the roadway. 11Y+ to!
ivies at tlee Hoepiay awl +nd min-
�wm a great deal I t satiety.
OW1 &live.
Maitre Labowl lett his fraud" slam
'x" -re. Bor66111 and RtirMll, re
seting
� �° Mort At ahoat 6 o'clock 141111
morning. His. whawm V dtnatad to
renpectivefy the 000OWTiei-
lire and lAberal Iaterealr, will make a
m
Net &"pert
this suburbs d � town shout a
qsa~ d an boar's walk from' she
of the dvid�wil
the
"M Berne ease, an t thele onomittio
� �L along * sol.
se Privl:e era" and stoottamt will make
, "puTt on those its" to the Bosse
liveryLYON*
ltarT seed steel that River Vliaise.
rb bad resolved palm% half way ea
Its Fsrnfy Met them have bass
slow owing to a > W*o fief
When two mAri, whnfrad'
eviuUfN lying to wait for him,
unites And awe
among
vas• The w"" 4h boom ed,
I'a"0'd during t.1N taw
roodAOL of a narrow
at tiers fired a stogie sho% from a
muimthm
nis i1.e0 to
i0 Idiltr. JU mord viin we rw only a
s1 wtwfwd hat
"rich the
give. compaar a" nowul on
00OO��1t of ratrda behind their Viewer.
aM b1� btbtlst /Mock i ahrorl to the
haOL hay►.T'spoiledr bran ettteftemdf�
u it 'u maid that M i in bis
Ife4flncad
on
� w mo" field
Liffey
r with the needs*
Biter, hu
whiat
th,rntgih 00 1►ks, trate wk ch
failed in (�ordsevor o
�h the /Ysrmbeh ism MI.
had etm@llrsl, aM bogie vocspw,D.
At 7.AIT oobpit It was attnonnrad
cid
i it On - basief .�
/Ian"b. tlatttthit�"" wase 00 �
avwft. thaAit�,
tsfblwd Qlemdlatg. and %hes the Physia-
1r7tw„(
onbelieve ghat Labor! will thei
efire
vote%.
ala a.
X'fWWrMFA 8' N1'O'RY.
- P - . ': _ : A
egb► seam d three, imb -To going to
, ,
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i of Anti -Dreyfus
ssi ns.
BUT MAY DIE.
Was to Cross -Examine the Dastard
the Exposure of the Ex -Minister of
Wounded Husband Fruitless Chase
It in Paris -The Proceedings M the
teplW Lack through the isiM-hilar
Tai 111 lis country. one of the labor -
w% Pained 11atoux, who wttmamed the
Aa'4: 'As I was pamrlas
road I yew a tall esu walk-
gldokly lu the direction of Rennes.
was ,At the towin pnLh of tlw
Vila)• O. Ile was std red In a dark
some mutt and wore a bowlers hat,
1% was It. Ltborl. Just as tie ranched
the bridge croming s stream falling
haft the Vilalme two men, about med-
ium lief let and wasring dark sults
and round, soft felt hats, emerged
from a rural path entering the main
toed One oft carried a heavy
stick. They apoachad It Labors
from behind. Suddenly eau drew! a re-
volver and [trod p)lnt blank at Labori.
He wan so near that It was quite lo.-
IAANhrle for him to elm
A xhAzp report was beard and M.
Labort threw up ifs arms and crkd
'Ho Lt La' (which Is s oommon
French ermlamattwr), and fell flat
upon his face. I and qpe or two others
who saw the died tea up, but the
murderers had vanished down the
Lane. Help was tmmia4ately seat for,
and the gendarmes quickly arr:tred,
and soon afterward 1l -dame Laborl."
AN OFFICIAL BULLLT14.
Rennes. Auagg 14, 8.50 a. m. -Tie toi
lovwtut belhetts has been imotted ; Mat-
to Labort was bot from behind.
the bell ppeenetraueC the posterior re.
gkm of the thorax. on the right dde.
At the height of the fifth or sixth dor-
,10,to o 77am bAar,R JJcw- ar ,W9W.j
to for the moment exploration
of the depth of the wound. The on.
derstgted doctors hope that the hall
is lodged In the muscles enveloping
the vertebral column. They must. bow -
ever. maintain today full reserve re-
sopectlig piNI� Integrity of Zhe lung and
carThe hallet!n Is signed by four doc-
tact, Renaud. BrichN. Brimmed And
Vidal, and M timed at 8.80 o'cioelt this
morn
HE AASASSINR FLEE.
M. I.aborl, on falling reined pre-
s+nce of mind enough falling,
o arrange his
dark morocco wallet. M which he ear -
Med btq paper&•, under his head for a
Ulow until his wife arrived. wham be
lf raised himself and dropped his
bead In her lap. A nundber of labor.
am who were unloading a barge of
stomem bookie the river heard the shout
d "lbnrder!''bbml" rained by the
r! errsas Ora placed Wr melf
the way of the need 0 . who, oov-
ertwg him walk a lovolver, shouted.
Let we passt L),M shot Dreyfus!"
The man wasp 6WIM aback that he
draw aside and allowed the amaamin
to proceed. -.
Atter abooRleg the lawyer the mur-
derer ran across the fields until he
reached the railroad. He crossed the
embankment and followed the track
until be arrived at the level crossing.
A train was juat arriving at full spas i
and the me do of dashed across the
Una, In front of the train and towardq
the woods In the dtractltn of the vlt
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OAMMIR-PBRIER,
Ex-Preident of France.
India of Cbantiepk% where he was kmxt i
to 1111111.
THE CHASE IN VAIN.
Qui. P:egOmtt and IN brother -0n-
law. M. Help/. t#I� f r'�
Mier eapostel Y. Labor]
on h Is wvetie lisle -L pareved the
murderer for home e, teat as
they were both heavy shim, they were
unable to conttnae CIM pursuit, and
all returned t, Lite side of the wounded
wean, leavlrtC the chase of it mur-
dere- to a another of laborers and
Jreavaata. who',,dsolared they heard
Lite murderer s1kt .when crossing the
marahy flokis beford' he Mashed the
road • "It i can't got away, 1 will
go for tleem.'
Madams Laborl, wife of tilt nd-
ed lawyer. woo %
the crime, atti!•smdrad 1118 I—
stde, ibe found htm wttY lbs bead,
the afdrwalk And his body In the
WAY. Sh. �tayr�ow ,herself in his theist
.11" tRM ersoon hL Utbort was
auftMag srvaf Army, and the doe
Lora. who had left the house. were
hu",l oily sammrxmd to Attend the
patient.
tial. AmAtak called after the close
of the d*mdrn of the court-martial,
and " allowed to we vd. Latawi. Ho
exp"mw ilia deepest r'aRret at the
ooemrvtooe.
(len. Mere at followed, lot tits dna
tt" 4epls4ee011 that Y. Laburl could not
ham malt an Interview In W praimpot
stets., and sett. Mooliter watt obliged to
to away without seeing the wa,ttnded
man.
m7fman it TRIO OtiORT. -
amererGet of Mawr-Demauae Was
usprevavad.
The abordlwt of M. Labori. Wrdiras
coam M for ('hf^ Alfred Dreyfw, look
6A 0* aft VA of pals
t"gg�fhukemllafofegfn mss.
fee. the eprfvatioel i1N n..
yAlesyeetdr "M totlidi goiff"r would
be &-4"NW o Aloes fve the fit"*'* pens-
7'hba Maredrwer, vimarwo«y. "M to
daF far she &"seep$ beater
.•-w , ': " - r rTq •.- - -•:r,,; - ° '-I-7, ._ ,. 4 ,- . •�•.• ..Ifir''__. -
. Y• . :4 v�
known Shue tabun would orumb ties.
Met, ler. the former I ULloa*r of War,
with hfm orcm"uedkall
CAUSED A 8ENBATlOst.
Th* staves ea►tas0 aft hmmeges senesr
thin la She aamrt room, whom abs
usual At dhot w No aaaemb4oA **&IL
sus tlr-sedirg Ma of the Jou �• !4
Laborhs &bonne hard )eat'-"vr+n an.
uouuood w'bm soddenly M. Jaunty,
dyltdb of to ]udlclary Dreev, rushed
Into do and shouted: "1L L.-
borl halt isle obot."
All peasant W a ga ill of horror
and >btrlorteee. mud then every Mari
jsmped to Ills feet. and a volley of
queoticsu" was buried at JU Jauas.y'm
head, whIlt c ryina "That is all I
know," rtrabo4 out of court again, fol-
lowed by a am ober of him hearers The
.amdindrr of tbose present warn ooM-
pell'rd to room" as the proceli'di e
were, abowt b eommewoe, and they
excitedly mmamed the crime arul vig-
ornmlymthe author.
Col. pldent
of the court.
when the news reached him. wpended
the sitting of the oourt-martial until
7.15 ai
I% appears that Madame Labori her-
melf broke the news to the court nod
Informed M. Jonamrt of the crime,
having rubel from lar husband's aide
-tv the oomt. ass m tar s 4logs/ �Md
shooting" then her husband had been
allot.
MERCIER !SOAPED A SCATHING.
When the court-martial was re-
sumed Gen. Mercier was confronted
wilt M. Casimir -Peder, the former
President of France. The latter de-
olared Merc!er's story. told on the
witness stand oa Saturday, of the
Imminence, of war between Germany
and Frattee in 184:1, was grow T
ex-
aggerated, and complauted of the
action of Lire then MlnUrter of War
(Maeve!er) In movhig 00.000 troops to
the frontier without ceousuiting him.
As It was M. Lal,ori'f task to take
Gen. Mercier In hand, and Demange,
nasoo-ate counsel, sus quite unpre-
MUM LABORI•
pared for the task, the few questions
the latter put were practically of
little effect, and lien. Mercier escaped
chosply.
Mpreover. M. Demange was deeply
afftptedrby the attempt to ammsdnate
Isla colleague and was quite unable to
do himself Juste.
LABORI'B CONDITION.
M. Demange announced that though
his coilleagme's wound was not so sort
one as at first supposed. O would be
impomtlbfe for the latter to particl.
pate to the proosedlaga. Whoa CWmw ai
Mercier ons called in reply to the lrem-
sidewt Of the court. be gdwmted big
b&IW that Major Count F,Aerhazy. in
spite of the latter's own declaration.
was not the author of the b, •dereau,
which. tete vita ort claimed. was writ-
ten on tracing paper and was found In
an embassy.
The ProAdwtt asked M. Catdtmir. Per.
!er t.s ezplaln the cltcuinstanood of the
contfesalon Dreyrms to alleged to have
made, to Captain Lebrun -Renault -
M. CaAmtr Porler persisted In his
statement of Raturdar that be had
never received any eb,ruwaae of this
character from Captain Lebrun-YAn.
salt- He added that M. Dapay, the
then Premier, was present when Cap-
tain Lateran Renault called at the
Elyses. "Moreover," said M. Casimir -
Parlor, •'here is a letter from M. Da-
Puy. which may be read," The letter
Asserted that Captain Lebrun -Ren -
Ault, when questioned by M. Delray
replial that Gen. too the President ,twelve a drlemr had awing
ng
rawing
down for bis bndb"creet dlaclosures to
the Flgaro-
General Mercier hen Interposed
saying: 'Captain Lebrun -Renault
spoke to we In raped to the centss-
abrts In the presence of tis& Oona, who
wtit testify thereto, tt was then that
i ordered him to go to the President
of the Republic."
AP"it MERCIER.
Regarding Gen. Mercier's dec.ara-
tioas on saturda lost on the wit-
ness stand, M. 'mir•Perler said
"Gen. Mercier had mo right, what-
ever, to intervene in a dlpiomatic
conversation. I would have prevented
seuei intsrfsrence. It wys I alone who
oomterrsd with' the Minister. and I
declare that the imprsmMe I derived
from the conversation was one of eom,
p:ete calm otherwise the inoldent
wood not Lave been closed by the
h'amlag of a mots We had so tele -
Crum from Berlin that evening, It
vin in regard to a note that the
Minister referred to Berlin. It there
had been any aetva isd to the
matter on the evening of the we
she" not have waited antil the
eichtb to puhksh the nate. These was
not a despatch addtremed to blandly
ppoowar relative to the incident. The
ledrlent batt bees watwtssootiled, besides. In
tie event of diplomatbe oomplicatlems,
tie President wooid have communi-
cated with the Minister of Foreign
affairs."
(len. Mercier replied thitt he went
to the Elyaee Palace as Minister of
Isar. He recalled that Goa. De Doie-
deKre could testify to regard to the
where received.
M. Daman" melsod apse able de-
claration and =that Gen.
Mercier repeat the statement that
he had gives ) dent to Gen. IDA
Bolamffffr* on the 6th relative to
tim
HARD ON MERCIF,R.
M. ('asimlr-Perler. I" going his
tottionny. said be did not desire to
reply to oertaha of Gem. Msryleer'm
khldetatloms. I do mot wish to
saewer Women." and-jmr mew Pre -
Soo itud And f1a1>n tesgle for IM 11,10
ren
delta to mv@aom WA dloraesinn,
1 Am merbr of Myself and of my
, I- , b wee, I woAbd only state
tit Gen. Mom ler hof Made every
atftom4 to -4" al�mtss as r "a'iia ti nils etffatr., bar* re -
attained alonf. I affh'rm, dvrlag the
lwogwrr of the hmvemi igallom•"
TU •former Prwddmmt of Fritace
than OompiAiswd of the incorrect
behavior of ills whtedgiato towards
Nis (*Wof tills �g>1 -
M atm Ysebrsai�� 1t. (idM1-
Pwiw, ilea. to
Ah l . n iia teem
mgr }►ttharoow of
t�:�
tK (IOAOo
Mie .19 bll1 re-
epstbeOwet
is laser •.. « tis
M. ctiistmir-1'lerisr Of 0
tit abr.p "1itow
lme=. t"
ad
�»ra
FIGHT
.:�
SHARP
bmMriectd tint he Ilea spobm of
the soot de news" IV M
ftrl it Matins to bed sworn to tell
WITH Y�QUIS,
Met ribose tsvrth.
JMr Deman" sated Gem. Moroi@ U M
,
alcplaLted b the Cablastt bow his
-' -
reoapued th. twattwtat or.e>�.al.
offset and tM'- yafrlotb a
Isy R88A1� lIl QIl�C�I] Bll�-
aroused b7 the teeoa with the oom-
mnwl"Mou of the secret docaneatis
to the court martluL
ing the Trouble
Phe Generallu repeate,l Ills
atateMwnt of slat.reply u hls hypo-
At- we of `� ndi t -"D
At file moment If ix attests
IADI118 MUCH 3CIT?SEED
n the
tf. fir -Peder. U m the sixth an
mvdefatasdLrg had not been reached
between Framee and Germany oft the
subject of I)myfus T"
14ne Band /l'i'ed as lh Y Quit
M. Caal�atr.Perier replied that be-
faee his Interview with the Minister�t
�lflei.
on the &lith, the Qua glom of Dreyfus
bad never base raised between them
and 0ermazy.
M. Distance asked General Mercier
ilUBl LOl BBUP'i101 OVER,
wlty he had not Included In use den
,der of 1884 the doubtful translation
of ties towfram of agent "B" to his
Gmecamea under the date of Nov-
ties, Walker to Oommand mrftish
ember :and-
Ill reply Gen. MAVOIlOr sa41 malt ode
Troops to Mouth Afrioa-meotarlmn
of the translations of the telegram
Row to Ireland- Akwobema flouts the
saes onaimm ratseb,So• tie Jvdgrm. lgm.
, bwwrgmsp - no*.,...lb4 Allaemm
cause there still existed doubts Lu hie
Revoluuon,
mind. M. Demango remarked that the
text was communicated to Sandberr
Hermosillo. Mex., Aft;. 13• -One lian-
as offWlal, and therefore doubts were
Bred and fifty Yaqui Indians, In the
Itnpomtlble-
�y of the Orand Central Minitrg
lie Demange theft acted that M.
Pateokigm, of the Foralgn Office, be
Comilauy. At Minas PriallAA sixty
tpeualled In order to auto atMt only a
talion southeast of Isere, quill work
itgle word of the telegram was
given Ata, as The understood General
Raturday and yediterd-y started to
M*rCler'a uncertataty war aroused by
leave the camp, when they were ar-
i„emeteed by Dlextean Authorities and are
the rooelpt of a semto(ficlal draft of
the telegram.
now ts'der sero guard. 8e,veruL huu-
At thin point Mapr Carrlere, the
dte(1 more Yaquf� are in the employ
,d age cumfmany Ili tileState of I'ucasi,
representative of the Government.
nske,l that It be clearly shown that
tort K '0 not boliagre4 in vlew of the
two reraloms of the Letegrnm were
arrest of t►telr tribesmen. t1tAt they
will attempt to tit away. There A
given, one aUlcial and one semi-offl•
clad. Oemne sold is nom"
a growing staff delve In the ability of
a the o texLivait
Left Nov.
the Mexican authp Uma to ho:d the
1TWars In control.
Randmunloatirie
&imd L char-
eaaphamissd lir official ebur-
Actor. C
atter. (Juuarvel next asked Gen- Mer-
JIMINEZ ROUTED.
cier why the explanatkony d the @e-
Puerta Plata, Aug. 15.-Tlte Gov-
cret doodler were not Included In the
aruatent forcer commanded by Gen.
dasler relating to the revision, 1
Facobeea have defeated the insurgence.
DESTROYED THE DOCUUM•ENT.
The rout was Almost a massacre. 'Che
wounded on both sides are numerous.
The Ueoerul replied that be cowsld.
------ -- - -- - - - - -
*red these explanations were given
.
for his personal use, and that was
�� f .
by he destroyed the document. At
this M. Deange expressed a seam
ta
_
'
of &Stanlobmemt, and asked Na• eMer-
---- ---- .--
"
cler if be, did not have reason ice stip
Meaning the docunwent. Rite (loner
W repudiated the sWgeo6iun•
Dreyfus. at this point. rose from
t 7
4- ��. w.
_
his meet and arcked leave to explain
,.
44 • 4..b that semewtlsw _.there ha
_ - Wit -°•I
W aal d of a card the Itinerary
h t J
urney of the Gener.
a aff.
tallat hthe
♦
si'm staOf
Both ltlnerarriandthe
r
Journey. be asserted. were purely ncc•
,>
411k ms.
�
M. Castm(r-Perier then said he de-
1,I yr ,,
'
mitred to refterste that lie had never
f
, 'i ,
promised amything to Dreyfus% adding
that It
" - ��1
was wit tt M. Waldedk-Rous-
Mau alone th t t i - '- -
" Y� !{' V
a 1e tad As -
Card to the c.xtdemned man
AN EXPLANATION.
This caused M. Demanga to e:ppWWaa
bow Dreyfus came to acyl M. Cas6sir-
I'erler had promhtod him a public, trial.
After M. Demange bad asked M. Wal-
dock-Otoumemeau to tntervepe with M.
Castm(r-Perier (then President of
Prance), to A*A&Im publicity, M. Wal-
deck4Roumeau reported that the
19w@ient appeared fsvorabl a to the
suglemtiM6 And counsel. therefore,
thought he might communicate the
fact to Dreyfus.
U. Demanep added that It Must, toe
resemrmred Dreyfus wrote the letter
fotir yMra after the occurrence, nod
ttifmstafbction of the facts, naturally,
,sow /polabw. M. Demange ex-
p eumed t!aglet at the fact that the
letter had been published, and apolo-
gised to M- Casimir-Perler, who
thaahed counsel for his expre.s!on of
regret and explanation.
Gen. Ballot, former Minister of War,
was the next witness. He was In
uniform, ant with crossed lege, and
Rare fits evidence In a conversational
manner. He NAM he would be eerenty-
I
4
MAITRE DEMANGE.
(mie years of age; to"mprrow. L'ke
everybody
veow �y eye, ha, heed. he had some
of the Dreyfus af-
fair Worst Laxtng the war port-
folio. Willis real Aeeply on true
subject be remstrad a)oof from the
Matter untll be refereed to the
Cabbet, In the early (hys of rids
Minlatey. the witness (lontinued. M-
ftbftrer-Kesloer, a forgoer Vbe-
Pr didawt Of the Senate, askad him
wb&Uwr iso ought not to investigate
the Dreyfus affair. M. Schourer-Kart-
non tom tkmral pointed out, had
made similar '=..,
.., tatione to M.
De Froylgbwt, anti go! thesaw re-
ply from bests, that neitbsr of porn
fwe
elt very powvsrvant w" the at.
DWAM, Avg. 14. -After W, Cav
neo And s s ofaar, forvsK Iat�m
at 9:4rolign Affairs, bad , the
omrt adjourned at noon s atil Tues-
de7 Morning.
AN ARMW) GUARD.
Paris, Aug. 14.-77e otrw ae of •.he
anti -ma wto League, in which M. am -
grin, F -NUM, at time t4fiCue and
USX ilebo Mm SOW Jew hatter and
*'f -Mayer of 'Algiwa, sacght Mffrom arromot an
uigre
, I -1 Q Tiny Saturday, are stili
guarded
thimusbovt amt br a force of
%rand th revolr"re.
ed, wpl101 f r endsOn are. if attack.
PM sheds to their
After
thus. nae threaten
poor belllmg to am the b"60xmgs.
Noyes a.t barrio
Dons ►. Auga I iI. - Tim most [tiww
tiamwwratoeia d the Mauna paeyallied
�lt� Rad, fall
Is ayawvre and t!O w1M blew a p*r-
feet 4ale. lit; ra@idemee of Dr. Went.
87 t)ab#eel was atrabk by I�ir►twl
a«d two d ile tnmatea Weft g
ad. on tike Sawa of Jett islack
we" thio. some In a pMmsmrs Nell
The -a- U-4 W. Wl1mw wal
Bort A~ ww moos be b the
I Pierage aamMw wiat i� ltlyiowAbla,
A law passed dart the tr�s d wit
tuvem I dmMfnl�tX► 4 Rami 61 (hw
of "1011I 09 euwwrrom Ms p+,er
Wra-I
/ �r
)"" .._.
;/
�i%_ 1 ,
•JUAN 111111 oto JIMENEZ.
The engsgemhat Is oonsidared by the
Governesses Y dto-rively ending the
Jlmlow uprising, The Governi etit's
Plan for the gradual withdrawal of
Paper money from c roulatlon had
emtabl!alied confidence. Y!tort term
bilk" of etolunge on Europe cell for
300 per cent. s -Icer. Tile Ibminieans,
almost wltbo ut exception, are for the
e� of Amer:ean money.
A DECISIVE BATTLE.
Ch:c-ago, Aug. 15.-A special W the
Ttmcs-Her" from ouayamm s, Mex-
Ico, says: Military operations In the
Yaqui VAJIey culminated on Friday In
A sort" of engagements, and the
ftnal rout and dispersal of thq In-
data. The Yaquie in rebellion had con-
Oerrtratkd their forces at VJcam, ole
tie south bank. Gen. Torres began (A-
ICWKve 0"Milions on Thursday. After
a smrsr� nt the Indiana fled,
Marr2t� 411ftt7 dead at Cite field The
liextMit 1pms was ten killied and
twenty-two womtded
Gen. Torres returned to Orrin for
the night, and at 4.80 o'clock the
next aao Ubw he began a march to
Vlease. The, troops dislodged the
-Yagate and killed" four. Five of the
Twelfth Battalion, and one ran of
the National Guards were wounded,
Following the enemy closely Geiser•
AI Torres found smother force of In.
dians entaenched behind the bank of
the Irrigation Canal, where she road
cromess. After half aft (tour of fight.
Ing the Yaquis were driven fromthis
Position with a loss or six killed. ()rte
Mexican hergeaat and three act-
dben were wounded.
The Yaquls aro now scattered in
small parties, and It Is not likely
that they will concentrate again. The
rust of the campaign will probably
nortslst of bunting out the renegades
from their hiding placed.
MAUNA LOA RUMIDES.
San Francisco, Aug. 15.-Advloma
from Idowolulu day that the volcanic
action of ,fauna Lon has entirety
ceased.
GRIN. WALKER NAMED,
London, Aug. 15. -Gen. Walltmr,
who replaced Gen. Bw11ar &4 coailgain-
d�r-in-chlef of the Britiah troops In
Rooth Africa, la regarded as one of
the ablest generals is the army. The
appotntzeont therefore is taken in In-
dicate that the ettaatlon In graver.
Lismt.-Gen. Sir lrerederick William
Edward abreatier-Walker, L C. B.,
has beau in command of the western
militar district of Great Brltuln
since 1�. He lathe eldest eon of the
late Gen. &r Edward W. Foreatier-
Walkmr, $ C. B., was born in 1844,
and ente.14 the Soots Guards in 1862.
He served iu the Kaffir war of 1876-
T0, WAS military secretary of Bir Bar-
tle Piers from 1870 to 1879, served
*mine the Znla war, was quarter-
anastsr-general to Bechuanaland in
1884, commanded the infant& brigade
of Alderabot from 1880 to I"If, and
oasamanddd the troops in Egypt from
lobo to 1806.
FF.AIL T41ft WORW.
Capetown, Aug. 15. -No reply has
Doan received lore ug to use present
from the Transvaal GoaWumerit on
the subject of the latest British pro.
Pollak for A Rose"%* settlement of
time question in dhtpate, and a dd-
sp�►teh (ram Ptatoria, days the re-
piy,. wbn scat will be disappolnt-
WTand Is Is feared the revolt
I, II be ties breaking off of rragnUa-
(aa odea. Areut anxiety or -ails Attlee
capital of the 7vewivaeal.
TO an TRMD AT 0018OURO.
Resoh Dams to be I;Z140111 at the Asslsw
an sep4 le,
Word how hest reeeged at the
fiarliamant bulidlndis that Roach. d
Napanew [tank robbery notnrtety,
W dMaembd b he tried at Ow
6mrt. 'IUs Tail AAM~SspivMlrer left It !. TM r
a
tit" the Orwa bag any
to after N ams to that signet"&,
V118.aha 0 an tie* sea raeft meet
laws pKtr. Y NM tte'w Mal
at@wm tatty a asW"jvy.
• aLat�t a b tar
fsatheem Y lab ages dim/ mM
CC *"V m a. o. of sig hO.g..m.
CARS L0T res r�.
Government. Report for Aug- •
ust Just Out. ;'
,v,., .A�
FALL WHEAT KILLED OUT. •
The fdlowMtg report "f tb* crops 1
of Ontario Is ovemmartzott from one �
compiled by the Ontario Bureau of ,,
LadusY7ea from statements sent In
beornmpuo mo" under date of Aug.
Ftb Wheas-Thisatop came through
the winter in poor oowdlLlom, much of ,
It
U( e�beving bow k1i1sd owlter and the tormatilon of 1ack 9'.
and a ocnidernbis ao�+a�s was
ploughed up. W_W the exoeptboha of AI-
to-& and a few other aeotiows where
there was plenty of meow. tits teal
bar turned out to ,he a very amou one
-Lt fact, the lowstst for a gtrmbeir of
years. The quality o1 the grain
ranges tram pulp and bar* to small
and irnsken-even in name localities
-and sometimes In the same fields,
�stagf W&ms -- Tathw alb, .kbo
the crap 6 6 ouoaldeeed a good
aloe. The yie d M ilkeiy to go above
the average, and the quality of the
groin is on the whole satlafacfory.
Barley -TAW has been a I'sme-
easeful crop In tie main a &$ the
time the correatponderAs wrote had
been secured in excellent condition In
the Lake Erte and I.ake Ontario ooan
ties, while harvesting was progressing
favorably In other sections.
Oats-Tbls crop bi rather backward
In many tarts, so that corraepondents
could trot speak positively ad to the
7161d, but the reports are as a rale
highly satisfactory. The crop bib
far to be a lar+ge one, with fine straw
and plump gTaln to those neighbor-
bxxlr whets the drought has not In
terfered with its growth.
,Peas.-Reporta as to the condition
of the pea crop are somewhat variaife,
but as far as can be judged by pre-
sent indications there will be an aver-
age yield. A good deal of injar was
caused by excessive rains early In the
moss on, more eatecially to low-lying
fieldm.
Beaus. -The area devoted to this
crop has oonsiderabl diminLhed •�& .
InQQ to low prices Daus are goal! -
only is a few localities, more epee'
istly in the Western Lake Erie 444W '- -
ties and de extreme eastern see-•
tion. Appsarancea pant to a ll
yield. but the drought is an ustaver..
able condition, and If continued 1t6
result mss be poor. Some correnpsm-
deato not 044 the Jtarracr er lair
than usual.
Bay and Clover. -Tie production of
hay and lover will be somewhat be-
low the average, the principal eats of
the shortage being the heavy frosts
of last winter, which. In the absence
of snow, killed a great deal of the clo-
ver in every part of the Provimce.
Drougftt has been another t a
minor factor in decreasing tike yield.
Cern.-Tbe cold and wet weather
prevailing at the time corn should
have been planted delayed that work
oonsiderabl and the consequence u
that aft t�e time of reporting the
crop is hardly as far advanced as us -
mal. However, takin all the reports
received, the crop is �lkely to turn out
to be a fair one should the lateness at
the seasom not bring it Into frosty
weather. Several correspondents re-
port tube erection of new silos this
year.
Potatoes.-TJ,rre promises to be a
good yield of potatoes, though in
many quarters rain is ba&y needed,
bad in consequence of 'oned
s continu
dsoteCht the early potatoes have
been somewhat small in alae.
Beota.-Root Crops, more especi-
Ally in tub autern and northern
parts of the Province, ming"Md Inial
too much moidtutrs at seediag- time,
wehiob caused some lose. At a Later
Is'
the want of rain was severely
felt in many banalities, Wbkh It oon-
tinuad may result in IIII&t crops
Flax. -This crop L not now largely
grown. as a number of the mills In
R'estarn Ontario have been aimed for
some time. Where raised It has been
a fair crop this deaaco•
ZDbaoeo.-Corrempoodenta in Eases
and Kent, where tobacco raising has
been ohteny tried in %big province.
report List the area In leaf is very
much smaller this year than In the
previous season, owing to the poor
market. The plant to
regarded as
being a little late tills year, but with
the exoept'.on of reports of Injury from
'Cut worm-" and grasshoppers, Ili L
gaarally regarded As being Ito good
condition. ••
Fruit. -There Is likely to be a sear
SAY of Ira* tills season, owing to
varl,~ emeses. The severe winter do.
atroyed d Isege proport on of the fruit
tree& In some Beetcome. and appears to
have lojured many which darvived.
Heavy rain during the blomomtng
season greatly interfered with feral.
Isatton, as did frost In some neighbor- --
hoods The apple crop Is very light.
but as a role tlo quality is good, and
Lite fruit fairly free from death. Ths
poach crop Is practically a failunt,
owing to the general destruction of
the trees. which infrared soars
#everely from tine winter than did
the other varieties. Pear trey have
not hese no prolific sa usual, and
tits supply will be light. Ther*
was about an average prop of cher.
risk though suttee damage from worms
and btack knos lis specified. Repot
oncernlug she rineyard is aro -highly
o
enpoaraging, the vines being-
__ I
and well -laden. promisingpromisingAn aban
daat ly of grapes. Berries ad'
n
small fee to have bean gelamimft pass.
ttful end triad, though Lt naany loaal-
ittee they have run rather small to
consequence of -alae drought.
'Ably The Apia ry--Reportme vary oonslder•
irteff g bees. A few eorre••
w raPort as high as T5 lbL
ourpim honey pear hive, bat A ntunber
go as tow AA 10, and even T, its, per
hire. The averages will be abovll 25
that The beef wbeat crop WUl In marry
bO&Iu es also' I whether the bees will
have to to "fed bask" or not-
f'Asinres and IAve stock -Reports
AN to the condition of pastures and -
the ofgetopen the supply d fodiur
ane dairy produce vary great}y sc-
Onfdhtg to localtty. in the Lake Erie
dthm p�mrllR op ntbwR yleeets mems
Ally Mad qt aId Amro. rswiilbg -
taJMng off In tete
A shortas0 Iftraglaigpn costrry�prol -
the imp d eaLilerttte tall sob who-
tor. Vic U for
n the acrtierli
add mesimber n
t+arho of tha prertnee, vet *_ sentle rain
fallwr $be paellarso boa
std kot7d, with abon r
tpwmu�timfor dalrylrrg parpeeee�,
amd
Of
for shrink.a pMrmrnt sappb of ttM
Tie um of lbs erued6 baa beivt sm-
bidden in 8t. Et'belfbargaa'a, a wall
known L(Mdea ritualistic, ehursh.
The well known Dutch ArgMt, OW
der. two harm commissioned tm
a brat of ilmr Maj"ety foe
cne
Aea the mine of w
QOssn objeeWtg to her 1� lam.
f m maw in ,saw
The lumber atlas ad the C. Bank 5
)til%mvdwettdvpmg pmay, of Pewefen- i
grsW,e, w!uMur. stnMk by lightning .
and &bosh i dMt be Nod.
Oh a CALM about three stiles ttrom11
X Wwftm ift califs and oft 14
have �d frost �s
'b t
&ever. ti/t.r the afaetmhlif
wo aalnale wear am It >w hoemgt �