The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-31

Se.NeS of a nrOViSiOn of the law of France
10 present TO The King a Niemoire des Her
etiers setting forth his extravaeances and
praying his majesty TO interdi { the send
thrift from making further sales transfer
or alienation Of hts property. His reck-
less follics " said these thrifty sDeculaiots
in fuurity, left everywhere train OF
devourcd revenues lands sod. seicniorie
mortgaged works of art and valuabres hl-
pOthecated with considerable .lebts ard
unpaid leans tres onereux. VIII oh menaced
ruin and opened an abyss threatening to
engulf evprvIhing" I-D0n Dresen alton OF
this pei ion The King. finding that Giles
was acting without sense or understand
ing. and being fully Informed of his reck-
less mfsnaparen,ept Of his Estates fssued
his Introduction ana prohibit on against
any further alienation. transfer mortqar,,
or pledge by The said GfI,es De Retz of any
of his lands or sefertDrics and IN = decrte
was publfshea ga the solind of he trllrnD
e." at Orleans. Tours. Anglers. Champto.c.
Iouzaug $, Timauges. saint Jean dang "
ana Cher places concerned And now The
man WHO he'd heretofore n on known rs
a gIand se3guieur. scholar. brave solder
ard liberal patron OF The aris brought
face to face with ruin. entered unon the
career that has loft "a m With The uuervi-
ah.e recorl Of he m5st blsoIthirsty aud
atrocious ASSASSIN Of Ell time
TIE KINGS irt. rdi con rendered II i'm
11ssl o,c Ter him a. raise fucther moneys
la way &c Oo.tsaae or loan. and. driven
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and display. he fon back upon chat curious
product of The euperstftion and crcGuitv
of he AfIGie = ges The Black Art" shut
ding n inns fC up alternately in his maeni-
ncent .chatcaux.of Ttffauees or ChamptOce
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slnuauns anu seducuVe manners aup
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Polcton and Ia Rretagne became affected
b,y = ,,ao,,o ard ;,,doenahle tevror--s dread
~ soroetbing tbot could neither h. de-
eorilod 49,, a1nIainad some believed ina,
Inc col,ntr,, edo v,ae ravaged nv n YAM
miro tbat throuoh some pbastIv process of
,,,rrac,io,, ,,re1,od not mon tho dead but
On the living choosing vnInp children and
roaidans ana timing The Mace and hour %
that thore vas means neitber for defense
nor. for nu,e,Iit NIicbeIet sneaks Of tho
dresded tbine- &c a haast of axtermination
unseen unlnoyn unnatural indescriba.
Nc horrible. ornninreeent ,,ossessed of
novyars of disannearanco on tbe instant
ana 90 If esrane dissoIvinp into min Air
n was believed Inv many to he a nsvsI.
caI ,,,anifeetation oc Inc Evil one Tba
,oasa,,te wondered disconeolata alone, IN.
biebu,a.,s lamentfnq tbeir Iost children
Ti,tio girIe retnrnfny home from school
hovs who nlavcd in the street or wander
ed through the woods. mysteriously disap-
peared and were heard of no more Soon
horrible suspicious began to be aroused.
Each time that GILES de Retz changed his
quarters-when he went from the fortress
OF Tiffauges to the Chateau Of Champ
toce. or from there to the Castle of La
Suze-he left behind him trail of lamen-