The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-05

ssslhalp sunnlt h x.ousssd suarc. v,sh
e1 oDsneA = renss~ shsvxrA the
sovd. The prea1dent b<tng:: pursssed to the
- vseh hoots md ysslG. Even exxs wers
t11snn.
q was ncssworthy, however. that The
pe0r'e generally cheered aim loudly. the
c0eeno incsennlng - he drDve toward xh4
ksyeee. Whfeh - reached safesy IT 80 3.
n During tne demonstrat3on . nunther 81
- nossed sestgnas;oas were pseIted 40.
Dmte christiano wae thrown down.
9pssd up0n and severely bruised IN the
He y gfnadnpn Of xenesaa who
- wsn ksown dpsing the empsre.
y 0eAe Inst u w1s tnteeAad 70 live the
Aarchaad mission big ovation. The gov
ornament got Wind Of the affair. and kept
Aarchand out Of the way. although Cant.
1errati1rre and the otaer members Of the
s1Dedttjon we're their The De Rculed,s.s
Da1ked Of their opportunity. evidently vent
g Their sDste upon The president.
1he rice course committee ar,o.osixsd Ia
Loubet. who replied tina; he eouss not
snank Of holding them responsible He re-
naasked to IN important personage ina. he
az not intend being intimsdated into re
agning.
During tae dcmonMrations II. Rochefor..
sQtsr Of Intranasseans. vas seen. ana an
attempt was made to induce him To lead
ths Demonstration. bur he disrreesly slip
~ away.
Pagers Praise tlae President.
1he papers praise the caimness Of prsss-
Dent L0ubet throughout the dsmonssra-
esn aoainst him yesterday On his re-
turn 70 the Eiysee y. I.oubes said 20 shose
Who accompanied him:
~An Of my family oppnsed my becoming
pfAsdsns. and had no desire to remain
u the Elysee. but now that II Is Danger
! 90 to Be the chief OF stats. my duty IL
ctcar and win let my enemies. III have
any, be convinced that shall accomplish
mo mlss3on TO the end"
OF the Id persons arrested in connection
NAH lhs Demonstration. fortyJfhree are
stin held In custody.
Psissnees Are All Aristocrata.
ADN of the persons arrested represent
soma o. the best families In France. Comts
Chrstiano In held on the charge Of at
tempting to strike the president. comse
GAnbigny d'Assis h charged with wound
ine Police Inspector Griiiiere and another
Doltcemnn.
~ late hour this evening many inisu-
entlal psssors sought to obtain The release
u the aristocratie prisoners but the pre-
teet u police refused all such requests and
removed the prisoners to celia
Inspector 0riItiere. who was hit IN the
neck by loaded cane. was carried away
inssnsibie. and now Hes IN dangerous
condition.
II u asserted that the presidents hat
wAs crushed down over his face by chrs-
tiano'a stick and that the occupants Of the
carriage were his with eGxs while return
Ing to the sElywe.
8aaa WQQta NotincattOn Of Sentence.
PARA. Juna Am. Emil. xoia. who has
rsGnfned 10 PARK. has written asking the
Duk1tc prosecutos ia send To bis residence
= notincation OF the SAntslsck which the
versailjss court passed upon him In the
ti6eI -aotton growing out OF the charges
he brought against the officers who con-
Quoted the Esterhasy court martial.
MavsAAaA Dssers Departure.
MAI Marchand. whom th6 government
hAs granted leave OF absence 10 visit his
father. and who should have ieft Paris this
ev<aing. asked TO delay his Departure isst
this might be q signal for some demonssra-
tieh-
xsls Makes An Explanation.
PAR11. June 1.-THE Aurove has a ienx
article from 81. lola, entitled Justice =
He says thai he did not go into exile in
order to fies from Justice. but To gain time.
~ a. not 10 allow the feeble giimme- Of
light, then daily increasing. TO be extin~
xuished.
AT no matter what price. he contin.
ues. the innocent Ind 10 be saved and
most frightful moral disaster for the com
try % b. avrrted."
After Alluding to the bitterness OF exile
he adds:
~ return because the truth II m1nt-
tested. do not return 10 cause tronhie
or demonstration l wish neither applause
nor reward even II any believe have
merited II. Ny one reward is in tho
thought Of the innocent man whom ! hare
aided To draw from tbs tomb.
III the struggle IL finished l desire. So
Tar ~ I am concerned. no victorious tri-
umph no political mission. no hanors
Ny soul Is serene and without anger or
RANGER. But N the great criminal eoc.
uEpuntshed the people will never believe IN
thu irnxnenSttv Of the crime"