Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-15
Attitude Of Ex-Presldent and War
Minister to Each Other.
TRAGIC SCENES AT RENNEs.
n,e,otsttc Tells of the Days Pro-
eeedtugs from the Time Of the
shooting Of N. Labor.

81 WsurHa grows tfhElchl' AH"' 500"
t.,ims. town Is being stirred into a
80 violent passion than Paris. The
p,ssians are iaborious. The Brciona
,n silent and possessed Of their belief
a. lsa. whatever u may be.
This morning at o'clock a wcll-nigh
.g.sssssful attempt was made to XIII
N latoH. who defended zola last year
"a who came here to defend Droyfus,
v.b N. Dsmange The would-bc az
.,uin was evidently crank. and
i.ki like workman. His weapon
y.ta revolver and the thcatcr of the
.sre the DUAL Richemont It was
vhHo Labor was going To the court
VIM col Plcquart ana his cousin. NJ.
when Nine. Labor came up she was
ssgt ~ fetch "a doctor and, not know
Isr the town. she lost a good deal ~
lime AZ last she thought Of going
q the court ana asking there Tor q
military surgeon, Doctors vidal and
Hssus were az hand and at once ac-
e5mpanled her. They had the presence
d mind 10 send gen d'nrmcs 10 the
barracks Tor an ambulance with a
firatcher and bearers.
with deep thankfulness. they found
that NJ Labor could move his limbs
al WILL The spine. therefore. was not
injured The ball has entered at the
sixth vertebrate behind the th0fax. II
might be- Embedded IN the muscle uf the
back. ur have penetrated deeper. In
ufIug the lungs. However. the thing
vaa 4, bear the wounded advocate TO
he pretty and guy-looking villa he
bad hired Tor use during the trial. "a
VILLA adorned with green alnba of fnicns.
N.rImHH With NInu#UTH and In the UlHN
Of Rgnnes,
But why go further into dctalls7 The
lesson from the event was fore
fHaduwod IN my cable last evening.
The two opposite forces are Ia line u
battle Fauntiolam has been appealed
" and has answered the call.
Col picqunrt describes the would-hc
murderer nH swurthy and thick set.
resllute and Intelligent looking, He
thinks the man might be Southern.
n su be- must have known the country
around RunncH, II ~ "a country Of small
wichy fields, separated by hedges.
which he was evidently familiar with.
Apparently he know places In the
th.Cket into which he could dive. aud
90 doing ~ remain concealed FOR some
time from a purHuCr. The gen d'urmes
that Col. Picquurt met Joined the pur-
suit. but nect running and knowledge
" the locality enabled the would.bc
murderer To- escape.
81. Labor II young. fair. handHonl,
aud full " lusty life and high aplrit.
His talents as a speaker are not OF
the highest. but no other member OF
the Paris bar knows better how 10 use
law 10 defeat ~ object. lie can drive
q motor car through the code. untl
he pleaded for Zolu his luck was un-
Interrupted. He then had an attack
Of typhoid fcycr which greatly weak
sntd him and forced him TO neglect
business, The .Zula affair was a great
Advertisement, but Il brought him no
lrrct profit ana created FOR him endless
guemles. lie refused the handsome Zee
zoe nuNellat offered. nor does he nc-
sept pgcuninry reward FOR DrcyfuH.
lahorl IL proud Of his wifos beauty.
sd. u equally proud of his good looks
ana talent, ana loses no opportunity
% hear him plead. She o. nn Austria.
a.h. received, NJ a pianist. hor musical
'luAilun IN London. became player
~ concerts made acquaintance of the
.so,uri but highly gifted Russian
N-Altl, fnchmnnn, married him. uhd
w ohUden, and then foll IA love with
iAo9rI The passion was mutual She
"a luchmunn were divorced and then
y, married LahoH, The children live
wv her and lind devoted stcp-father
Nmt Labor has attended all the
sAIlh. Her beauty IN beyond dispute.
a striking blonde and. though
l pain hns not been always Htrcwn
.'A roses she cNprcssca the Joy OF life
lp'endd health ana satisfied
What bolt from the blue sky the
rang OF the event has been Ia her
seemed the happicst woman alive
"a ahe bet out this morning. In less
VIZ Ten minutes her life had been
.h'el Labor not long Conyalcscont
"sm Uphold IN In "a bad state Ia re-
,e ball entering the thornx
,slsh the back. He IN now In
e,5p NV, ian, and therc may be dangerous
hgarl u the attempted assasslna-
lhHuy after this morning, as I
~ entering corridor leading to the
l ot Justice In the lyccc Then
Nnle. Labor running from the OPP
' direction pale as death. with
.AArnn IN military uniform beside her.
Ld a following OF other persons All
~ an air OF intentncss. Their
hhH certainly did not run on the
sgila case. Then officers and police
I, OUT ~ the guard room and ran
M. Ne same direction.
a,Nhat j. thy mattcrG" l asked.
A., a ! has been wounded by pistol
s,,,s ahu 10 now probably dead"
..nmho wounded him2'
,Iioptbly a mailman. A country.
,Nl hehrd him Elccfully shout as
~ away Il have killed Drcyfus.'"
"a, ,ll9lr nA the news was | felt / must
F,i, lNM Madame Laburl but must
ng place IN the court room, which
Ann, crowded, us the sitting was
V1l lp commence. The prcsidgnt M
TBr. 'olauon Of Legal Journals. NJ.
- wen known as the orrunlzor
tlr,. International Press congress,
aWT 1p1n table and exclaimed:
Nglhiti." "''u "' ana
A.es' announcement caused a deep
hips iIg'lh silence rcigued FOR per-
W,ee or four mintes. Possibly
.. me silence Of stupor, for ali
u,ssi stunned. AZ length the ma
nsir ana proyfusites declared
tynpstt,Inl OF the crime and their
Wp'lhy with the victim.
bow H me DrcyfuR side remember
be nsy'r ne was % his vitality. how
np..,, spared himself. how he was
a,s,1, I'D me breach when violent
f,rse. was impending; now I'm the
EHsi.. hurry OF attending 10 Zoln's
Wa 49, war ne caught "a pleurlsy.
tl8tlr,Me, h NE and death and tended
eltd Srty ana brought hack. res
voted 6,i we very grave by the de-
vie. ''''''lgent care OF his lovely
h,ra rmembered that we bnvc nu
M n, p'ngaAure In seeing Madame La
ftnils, ,.nnrs' with her blonde hair.
NBe features hne figure. motherly
mai Re ana graceful walk. with MI
yet lo1, ~ opAed a Ceres who had not
Ne "pau.Ns, rpina, We had called her
va ,,n 9na dea," or GOOD qoddess .
fort,,.l telt that, aa the news a,'rived
bofiis not confirmed, that Ia
NeNe was hopeless. "a II xve ma