Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-16
French Government Holds Him
to Be in Rebellion.
ARMED, HE DEFiES POLICE
An Anti-Scmitic Trl- Color Flag. Nearing
the Motto, France Tor Frcnchnen,'.
Flies In the Ereexe on the Roof of
the Leagues Headquarters.
tEy 'reln2l.an;l.l

ft'N Photographic
rNt w Aus 1.-THE warrant for tho
arrest "f Nj. t;'ir,in. president of rs.
nn'i-S"ini'" League who" with ss,mp,-
thizcrs. has been liarrir;,l.d since
Saturday last in the offices Of Tho
league. has been placed III the hands
OF Magistrate rabrc. t;llalin is nuw
regarded rs an nutlnw in a state Of
rebellion since his notification Of IN.
lSSu" Of u" warrant. II. cannot claim
ne risht Of a citizen II exempt On
from arrest from sunset to su,.1.i,A
;'nu the persons SarriSolin- the hra.l-
quarters OF lfr league. numbering
. onGt forty. are in the Same box Strict
orders have been given 70 arrest every
one attempting to enter or leave tn,
building. Three Of C;i,rrins friends
WI" attempted to leave the plac,. this
morning We're arrested. They all ear
riri siN-cllambered REVIEWERS ana
naich",s ana what Ir"nchlnen lesls-
nat. rs American knucllle-d ,lslers''
otherwise brass knurllrs The prefccs
Of police is still awaiting orders from
ne government in regard 10 What Ac-
tl'n is I" DE taken aSains1 C;Ucrin.
{iUE.i;lS DEFIANT.
NJ: Guerin this evening displayed an
~ the anti-Semite headquarters. on
ne flag was the motto reading:
France for E'renrhnen''
NJ. Wadccll- Rousseau conferred
several times during the day With ".
'-eplre. the protect or police and, in
course 70 force in The arrest Of NJ,
eiuern might lead 10 4 useless sacr-
nee OF life. entailing still srYaver de-
manstrations AT the ob.auu.,s Of the
victims. the premier decided not 10 ex-
pose the life Of any man, soldier
poNctmon or fireman. but to leave NJ
Guerin Il choice between SELF i'm
prlSonment and arrest.
Meanwhile, it looks as though this
affair would have q rather tame end
ms. The friends Of M. Guelin acc
busyinG themselves Ia rescue him
from IN Impossible ana foolish posi-
ton. Mr.. Stevens. son Of the Well
known artist. obtained from the gov
ernment q permit TO enter NJ C;uerin's
mouse and advise him to surrender at
d'sGr.tI"n. assuring him that no one
doubted his courage. but that ht
ought Hot to compromises his friends
ana be the cause OF placing human
life at stake,
NJ LAsIEs GIVES ADVICE.
Joseph Lasies. ary-semite deput,
fer Gers who was furnished with !.
Similar permit. visitel! Nj. C;uerin Al !,
o'clock this evening ana CONFERRED
with him for three quarters Of IN h III,
making every effort 10 persuade. (:uer-
IN and his associates that further re-
ISSUANCE was vain ana dangerous. AZ
about half past ten NJ. L.asies went ID
see NJ. Waldccll- Rousseau. In Tia
lremier's absence he vas received TX
MS chief Of cabinet. In she course II
IN Interview afterWarl NJ Lasies de-
nicd that nc was in charge Of any
nesotations of represented either side.
ne said he was simply acting on his
own responsibility because he was
anxious to avoid strife
=! believe. " NJ. Lasies continued,
mat the matter Will be arranged TO-
morrow. NJ. Guern ana his friends
arc over excited. They are exhausted
ny sitepiess nights ana also the
momentary expectation Of police
coup have succeeded in obtaining
an assurance form NJ Waldeck- Ro11s-
ssau that they Will not be disturbed
tonight and mayget nesdful repose
Tomorrow ! shall see The. premier ar:t,
arrange tc'nns by which NJ. Guern
and MS associates STALL CONSTITUTES
! themselves prisoners. The premier Is
not intractible and Will doubtless grant
their wish to be treated with inGui-
=ence and NJ. Csl;crin's request to be
above! 70 surrender nj the police de-
!'ur chabrol. may say that ] have
spoken not only in my own name, bur
also tina, Of NJ. Drumont.'
sGt7Fl'IGS IN RI i. C'HABROL
There was considerable excitement
accompanied by demonstrations ana
course Of the evening ana the polio.
made several arrests
AS an anti-Seinitic group was stand
ing At the corner OF the Foubourg st.
Denis and the Rue De Valenciennes.
this evening. some passels by wer,,
greeted With cries Of Down with the
!esuits" whercupon they were sur
rounded and threatened by the de-
monslrltors. \ supposed anarchist
then fired several revolver shots.
Wounding three men. One OF them. 4
man named Camille, was taken to a
hospital seriously wounded The alle:s-
ed anarchist was arrested.
At IN" annual banquet Of E0napar-
lists today, NJ, Mignol presiding, a
telegram from Prince Victor .Napolron
was read. say.n. he relied on the v;arl-
Gus committees to &C; energetically
under the present grave circumstan-
ccs. The reading Of the telegram was
greeted With shouts Of give I'ILm-
pereur." ''Niva Guein!"
YOUNG RDYALISTS ACTIVE.
The young roNalists also assembled
at a Banquet at Saint Maur today IN
honor Of the name day of the duchess
Of Orleans.
Violent attacks were made on the re-
cen, measures Of the government.
The leading Jews in Europe are ar
ranging for a meeting in Switzerland
in order to form an interna tional as
ISOLATION for their defence against tn,
CRUSADE Of the anti-Scmites and 20
protect the Jews in France after the
Dreyfus courtmartial is ended
Wet and Dreary.