Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-19


The Duke of Orleans then wanted to 20
iarther away, and the fact that the
hoyalsts wished TO carry out their con-
spiracy. n possible was shown In a tele-
gram which NJ. Buffet sent him. begging
hin TO remain, "as the government did
not know what TO do with NJ Derouede"
Continuing the Indictment then explain
cd that the conspiracy was not abandon
ed with the failure OF February I'D, but
mat the Vaccinations continued in Sc
cret' anu public meetings were continu-
ally he'd
NM. Derouede and Marcel Habort. I'm
July, at ST. Cloud, and in the Theatre
de Ia RepuhliQue, Paris outlined the
plans still insisting on the overthrow Of
the parliamentary regime by a mob up
rising, aided by several chiefs OF the
army and troops on whom they could
count.
DERIsIVE LAUGHTER.
The indictment evoked frequent out
bursts OF derisive laughter, and irOnical
comment at the expense of the Royal
lists especially on the reading OF the va
rious kilograms exchanged, and the fail
ure of the plots At the conclusion Of the
reading of the indictment, NJ. Bernard
and his colleagues left the Senate, ana
II. Fa Heres ordered the senators to SIT
The Senate. at Z +. NJ. was still de-
liberating. IL was then understood that
the senators had agreed TO grant the APP
phCatOn that the prisoners be represent
ed before the parliamentary enquiry by
counsel. This was "a point the prisoners
considered most important to them. the
senators then discussed whether they
were competent to sit as high court
and try the case.
ORLEANS WITH GUERIN?
Several papers to-day revived the ru-
NOR that the Duke Of orleans is shut up
with NJ. Guerin in Fort ChabroL the
headquarters Of the Anu-Semitic League,
which has been besieged since August
18th. No definite statement was made 10
this effect. and the papers merely limited
that II might be true. basing their IDEA
on the statement that the Duke OF or
leans has not been heard from for over
month. The same rumor. on previous
occasion was utterly discredlted. since
then several persons have entered fort
ChabrOl and have not seen the Duke As
a matter of fact. the Duke OF Orleans
has been heard OF several times. The Duo
de IuVnes one of his intimate iriends,
said August 30th, that the Duke or Or
leans was in Austria. The silence OF the
RovaHst pretender at this stage Is not
surprising. and is not taken TO be any
ground for suppOsing him to De WIFI
| Guerin.
STRIKING PRECAUTIONS.
The most rigorous precautions We're
taken for the safety of the Senate build
ing this afternoon. 1t was cordoned py
notice whO were stationed every rev
Yards while every gate ieauing 10 nv
Luxembourg Palace was guarded by ue-
tachment of Municipal GuaIus., , NU4ou ny
was allowed TO enter the courtyard OF
even remain i'm the precincts OF tne pdl3D0
without a card of entry. the tcket-hOI1-
ers. after crossing the man court y9IUu'
had 10 traverse the dark entrance nal /;
mn esing between double row OF slachSl
! rfAes behind which. barely distinguish
| able i'm the gloom, were silent nsutes, q
strong detachment OF lhe S lu,l,o' ., "a
| Guards in their blue uniforms uecoId'e"
with red cord. ..,. ro,eoted-
I l., examined the tickets. The publc anu
/ presS galleries were crowded. ne Scll'
| Tors seats were well filed Many cdIne
/ snecfallv from the country. WheIe 'ueS
| IA been taking rest, to attend 10
DAYS session. Therefore. II was uSSl"so'
/ that the usual evening dress coulu ~
| dispensed with. and all the senators W.
/ I'm morning attire. me ma mn ~! ii,
nate Senate chamber. with us nhS III ~ =
| tn~e richly gilt and decorated walls anu
/ hootlriful frescOes, had undcigoHt pc.
/ tically no change. only inc IIyi,l''d h,,
| tribune had been removed ana IeP41OIiu -:
/ a nlatform. upon which, behind lons;
| ,-;lded mahogany table. were pidceu ieu
/ velvet arm-chairs for President y aIie a.
| and procurator-G Bernard anu HIS
/ two substitutes. .-,,, .D-rrr
| FRENCH MASONS Against AN ~
| SEAuTISM.
pAprc sentember 1S.-The French Free
! r,aenns composing the assembly OF 1919
! adonted a resolution to-day IN the h"il'
/ 80 fbe Order of the Grand orient ue-
/ ciarinq the Anti-Semite movement GRIM
I nj and odious. and pleading win the
/ French Government for support aSaIIls'
I @clerical militarst, Imperial, anu inO
narchist conspiracies non
| PRACTICAL ADJOURNMENT fOI'
WEEKS.
! ON the resumption of the pubic sI'llhs'
| n Fallieres announced that the oell"S NJ ~
! Rad decided by a vote OF 20 asalhst %
! 70 allow the prisoners 70 be rePI eseh .S'
| NV counsel during the prenmlndIS III
| oiiiry, but that the question OF me TU (t,
! rctence Of the Senate 70 SIT az "lo ~
! court to try the charges had peene a. a.
iourned until after the conclusion -, ,i
! preliminary inquiry. TINS Is tahldiIio 90 co.
| 10 an adjournment OF the hish oo"i 49,
| several weeks at least. -..4 ,,.t,e,,
| Most of the senators were present WheH
| the announcement was maut' pue ~
| N9ere few persons in the public ana pres
! galleries The general comment III III
| Scnate Hobbies was that the lndlctlneIi'
! dienloved the ridiculous. but stlll ciihll-
! ~ character Of the Royalist lhtllsues
| 10 overthrow the republic.
ORLEANS RECENTLY IN LONDON
| LONDON. September 1S.-lt Is asserle
| on GOOD authority that the Duhe Oh III
V - 1ros seen I'm London quite recently
ORLEANS ON FRENCH FRONTIER
| BRUSSELS. September lS.-The Reform
! so,,e mat the Duke of orleans let bTuS
| seis ON Saturday last for fumes, III p0'-
-, "a, rho French frontier.