The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-17
A SPECTATORS VIEWS.
Mrs. Emily Crawford Gives the De-
tniIs of the TrinI.

copyrighted, 1893. by Associated Press,(
| Rennes, August l6.--The Bretons are first
cousins OF the Irish, though without Irish vii
and gaiety. But they have greater taste for
personal adornment and picturesque costumes.
They are very like the Irish in their sympa
thy with outlaws. especially II the outlawry
be due to serving cause by unlawful means
dear to the common people
We see this in the failure of the police 10
seize the man who shot NJ Labor in the
back. As all the country people refuse to
give information. or only speak to misle ad
the police will probably go ON searching fruit
lessy,
The Catholic feeling of the whole district
has been aroused against Dreyfus, and runs
higher than ever since the archbishop issued
pastoral announcing that no open air PRO
cession in honor OF the Virgin must take
place at the Festival of the Assumption. He
has ordered the clergy. in the interest OF
peace. TO confine the procession to the cathe-
oral and other churches.
,rne general conclusion deducted from the
episcopal pastoral has been that the Dreyfus-
ards. who are either Jews free thinkers or
Protestants, intended to insult religion and
Lieed disturbances. As consequence "A
cullen feeling is shown. As matter OF fact
OF the Assumption procession in the former
capital OF Brittany than the friends OF Drew
ius particularly his friends In the press The
latter had hoped 10 lind the procession rich
IN local color aud an interesting subject for
dispatches.
Maitre Labor had been living In a mouse
ulshelteIed from the sun and In rather
busy quarter II was thought desirapie 10
uansfer him TO more quiet suburb, and he
is now in, Prof. Basch's house. quite In the
country. though close to kennes. The place
is surrounded by high walls that might STAND
a siege.
The removal took place on a hand ampu-
lance cart. which one man drew ana two
the bullet still imbedded in the dorsal mus
cles. There u.s. however, no fever though he
chafes fearfully at losing the opportunity To |
Jackie the military witnesses.
II has been remarked that the Drcyfus case |
brings him both fame and bad luck since
he nrst concerned himself with II he has |
been attacked with pleurisy and typhoid fever, |
and now he is shot In the back. The serious |
M SIS OF his state was hidden In the hope tnar |
the trial might be adjourned pending his re- |
eoyery. II was rather unreasonable expecta-
ton however desirable from the view point |
Of the defense.
Maitre De Mnnge's application for an al
tournament was roughly dismissed. Nine. La
bori TO show that her husband was recovering
rapidly. attended the session. She was sore
IN disappointed at the news she had TO con-
rey. and said he would be even more SO.
,roday's witnesses were NJ. Guerin, who was
;ent 70 Cayenne; Nine. Henry. widow OF the
,uieide, and NJ Lebon. who was colonial min
ster for more than two years. and who or
Tered the palisade. or high fence, to be placed
lround the hut on the Isle OF Devils. Guerin
S principal attorney In carpentaras, where
hey know nothing OF the Dreyfus case except
rbat they have learned from the papers II
Happen 10 know that he was acquainted with