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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-06

FAEcY WHuE G0rr sheer
and heavy weights. CHECKS AL
shadow stripes Ertral .rsl
Svisses. ST. Call Nogs.ua. W,f.
cenlsd ianciss. Faass lmlu,i.
&c, Al special pros. l,e. Do.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-06

The special showing Of nev de-
signs IN Spring Wash Fabrics in
cludes Percales. Madras, Chevi-
OTIS. Chsmbrays, Ginghams. Lin
ems, Novelties, IN many values
and beautiful neat patterns a,
special prices Tor the sale.
FlNE pERCALEs. white grounds,
With neat stripes. checks, etc.
New spring IDEAS al IS. ~ l-2. ioc
HiGH GEADE GiEGHAMs. splen-
did clotn. fast oolors. nev spring
designs. special IS. Is, II. iOc
AREoLD's PAINTED FAHRics,
excellent cloth for tub dresses, In
great variety nev spring effects
at -................ -, 10 and lSc
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-06
MEMS WEAR.

MEMS WEAR.
SPeeia! assortment Of Mems
Wearing Apparel for Spring arc
nov coming IN. and We certainly
nave some up-to-date things 10
show you.
Mems Hats, Clothing. Pants. .
Shirts, Colors, Neckweaf. Under.
wear Hosiery, Suspenders, Hand.
kerchiefs, etc. now arriving ana
specially priced all through for
this United Sale. We nave snscs
to mention only one
SAMPLE SHIRTS. Manufao,,,
ers Sample Of high grade shirts
one Of kind, all sizes, / 90 to
zoo values. Choice spcial. SOC
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-06
of .Adoance Season Merchandise.

While this unique sale has been enthusiastically welcome aud
earthly endorsed people Of this vicinity by the
and the purchases made e
bad that have been prevented from attend
10. all these that will well them Al &
opportunity showing of the Spring Goods sill
although the goods going fast and doubes, ~
ONE assortmens will be broken And REMEMBER that not an
rdnary old Merchandise reduced prices but United Sale
which and Wholesalers everywhere supplied the
entering the with the and beat
png special for the purpose of
spring After the supply exhausted addition
win have be made regular basis and prices
REVEALING during this sale cannot then be duplicated will pay YOU
brave the weather and the roads and come in
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-06

RIAL LmEE in eo.an. sFsel.
~ lic
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-06

PLAIN TINS Will. . b.
practically all grade. .. s-..ar
and quality India ...f F.t
sian Lavus. HauH.. r1n .l
Aus.ins. Nainso5ss .. .s. ls.f,.
Is. ~, IS, ~. % arl boz
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-06

PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS Ia
Taheia. Pongee, Shaniung. Rajah.
etc In beautiful new spring color
ings, al special %. 81. 70 and 4qc
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-06
WHITE GOODS

The assortment of vats rslf
furnished ior the um-. srrr-
sale is very cluFr .rr.gs n.
iofding your opportunity 20 gs
iust What you vlrt .t . gr.,,
saving in prices
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-06
Shoes

Just arrived special
assortment OF
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-06

SAMPLE WAISTS. Manuiaciur-
ers samples Of the newest styles
IN fine waists. No two alike.
Worth double our price. Special
at...---....-.. S37J down to 7ScI
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-28
Mrs Patrick Campbell.

The value and Importance of Mrs.
Patrick CampbelTs engagement at the
Keylor Grand theater in this city on
Monday April 90, should not be I'M
derestimated. 1t will unquestionably be
the most notable dramatic event of
the season. Mrs. Campbell is a woman
Of the. keenest Intelligence, with force
full personality and artistic tempera-
ment. For her engagement in this city
she will present the A. w. Pinero mas
terpiece. The Second Mrs. Tanqueray.'
A wonderful woman is Paula Tan
Cueray." No woman of ordinary talent
could develop before the eyes of her
audience such an intricate study as
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-28
ears old. Weight 1900 lbs.

years old Weight 1900 lbs.
One good brood mare, II years,
weight 1850 pounds.
One roam horse, years old; weight
400 pounds.
One pony lin foaD.
One good milk COW and calf.
Three sets of work harness.
One good truck wagon, 3 IA in.
One weeder.
TERMS: Time for payment extend :.
ed to October 1 on approved noN es
with interest at per cent or per
cent O for cash. The owner J. 0. Hen
Erickson is going to the coast.
Sale begins at 1 p. m. sharp.
J. O. HENDRICKSON,
Owner.
FRED FIFFERT, Auctioneer.
D. C. SANDERSON,
Clerk.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-28

As was to be expected the manu-
facturers' exhibit has attracted a
great deal of attention and gives prom
Use of stimulating the buying public III
demanding homemade goods. Tonight
ends the exhibit and it should be made
the best night of the show. The manu-
facturere should make their exhibit an
annual affair and extend its scope to
include manufacturers of the whole
county The cOunty's interests are lden-
teal to those of Walla Waila.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-28

paula Tanaueray" Mrs. Campbell, it
is said. gives us woman so Sympa-
.hetic 50 consistent as to the most del
icate psychological thought, that the
triumph of her play belongs quite as
much to the actress interpreter, as to
the author. 1t would seem, and this any
che who has seen Mrs. Campbell in
other plays would have expected-tnat
temperamentally she is perfectly
adapted to the role AS an exponent OF
.Paulo Tanqueray" the most noted
critics on both sides of the water have
said, she is perfection itself-she is
Paula TanQueray.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-28
can neoole. who have shown their es-
taam for him in many ways.

,,,-are may be a few Boxers in town
but they looked like handful of corks
on the bounding pillows at the IaIt
meeting last night. And about the
smallest cork in the pond was the
tricky Gene. 1t might be said that the
Taft breezes that Whistled through the
court house last night nearly snufted
cut the lights Of some OF the Wouiu-pe
DOIiticianS.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-28
Chicago Symphony Orchestra Coming

The biggest musical event ever in
WaIla Walla's history will be when the
Chicago symphony orchestra comes to
the Keylor Grand on Sunday evening,
April 3.
For the past four seasons the Orches-
ira has made extended tours to the
principal Canadian cities and on two
occasions as far south and west as
Texas. Many of the leading musical
cities and festival centers have been
visited. and one series given at the
Chicago auditorium. The attendance at
this series was extremely gratifying
tically self supporting.
In the spring of 1907 the orchestra
appearing at the principal points, as
Salt Lake City, Sacramento Leland
Stanford University, University of Cal
iforna. San Francisco, Fresno, Los An
gees: returning via Tucson, the seat
of the University of Arizona, Ell Paso.
Fort Worth, Oklahoma City and Kan
sas City after which a number of May
music festivals were filled.
The orchestra, now in it's ninth year.
has been augmented to So members,
and has been engaged for third tour
to the Pacific coast. The important Col
orado points Salt Lake City. Spokane,
Pullman. the seat of the State College
of Washington, Seattle, the University
of Washington, Portland, University of
Oregon, at Eugene. have already Sc
cured tho orchestra. The important
cities in California, Arizona and Texas
and Kansas will be visited. The Uni
versity of Illinois has engaged the or
Chestra for this years festival, the
fourth consecutive season; Knox COL
lege, at Galesburg, for the sixth en-
gagement at that point.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-28
A WOMAN'S APPEAL

To all knowing sufferers of rheu-
matism, whether muscular or of the
joints, Sciatica lumbagOS. backache.
pains in the kidneys or neuralgia pains,
to write to her for a home treatment
which has repeatedly cured all of those
tOrtures. She feels it her duty to send
it to all sufferers FREE. You cure
yourself at home as thousands will teS-
tify-nO change of climate being nee
cessary. This simple discovery BAN
ishes uric acid from the blood, and
brightens the eyes. giving elasticity
and tone to the whole system. If the
above interests you, for proof address
Mrs. NJ. Summers, Box r, South Bend,
Ind
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-28
Public Sale of Mules and Horses,
Thursday ApriI 2

For the convenience of the public
this sale will be held at state line plat
form of the Walla Walla Traction
COMPANY, sale consists of the follow
ing:
Six head of good young work mules
four and five years old; 16 hands high
One span of bay horses and s
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-28

Two things We're quite eveident at
the republican meeting last night. One
is that Walla Walla republicans are
for William H. Taft and the other is
that the Ankenyites have injected
little starch in their system.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-28

Dispatches from st. Petersburg
bring the sad news of the illness of
Count Tolstoi, who is said to be al
most a physical and mental wreck. OF
all the great men of Russia. Count Toll
stoi is the most loved by the Ameri-
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-28
Count ToIstoi Ill

ST. PETERSBURG, March 27.-Pri
vate dispatches received here state
Count TOlStoi is both a mental and
hpysical wreck. 1t is said the real facts
regarding the great Russians condi
ton are being suppressed by Tolstois
son who is constantly by his fathers
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-28

"Oh what a headache" exclaimed All
Sid Menkus, the teller. after the storm
last night. 1t certainly does not i'm
shake at the political plum tree this
fall
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-28
GiIIette's Attorneys Get Hearing.

GiIette's Attorneys Get Hearing.
ALBANY, n. Y, March 2S.-GOver-
he would give Chester Gillette's attOr-
evidence had been found. Gillette is un
der sentence of death for the murder of
Grace Brown.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-28

There will be little politics in Yakima
this fall. The city has taken up the
paving question.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-03-28

Coal oil, 20 cents a gallon at NAL
colin Mclean Grocery Co., 202 E. Main
Phones 26O and 394
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ADJUSTMENTS
At the Orpheum.

At the9Orpheum last night The Gen.
sus Takerp drew large house as it
di also at the matinee this afternoon
The play is a good one, written by Nor
lie StreeteT,. which assures its merit.
The company has been strengthened
lately by the addition of Miss Alice
Rounds and F'rancisseEllis. both actors
of ability and favorites of long stand
ing in the city. AS ''Ignitus Erastus So
La-Si-Dc" Mr. Streeter is all one
would expect from a character with
such a name. Clever and versatile, he
keeps the audience smiling while he is
on. Miss Bryan has also been good in
this bill, making a decided hit at every
Tonight this play is re-
peated for the last time, being re-
placed tomorrow night with the Rose
of Tennessee"
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side. Influenza and an old internal
trouble are responsible for his break
down
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The Town Of White Bluffs midst of fertile
valley and while the place only six months great growth
shown Fine residences and substantial
erected Each day brings arrivals which
found quite number families who
permanently and take the development at once
busy cannot we'll be imagined unusual
which being made in the building White coming CITY
of the Upper Columbia River. '
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-07
(BOrtisbung fotgt.)
Die Otter /. Communion.

Snnerbalb Der SFterseit Ino ale fas
tboliidm GbriIten unter fbDerer
Sunoe DerpiIihtet ole 81. Satrdmente
DIT 8ube unO 0e5 4ltars piroig gu
empfangeu. Gr 6onbelt Ihb bierbei
un cine gang upr3igiide 8etbdtigung
Der &eIigion uno cine unerIGBltte
pflthkrfunuBg. 2etoer 1T es aber
8batfohe ~ uHb Is tanu nihts frit6s
Ten. iih 0ieieIbe 3u gerBeblen ~ baB
nameRtlib in sr5Bsrsn Gtdoitn cine
niht gerin9e An3abl fatb. 0briIim
ii6 bieTer 9flihteridnung ent8iebsn
uno has otssbe5Ggiife @eieb nitt be-
fOlgen. DINE 5rogs tit bisle gflihts
oeridnmniB nett 8duiigsr ouF Seifen
bsr Mtdnnsr als auf Geitsn Der
5rnllen. Die geFhdfte, bic GprQeu
uuo arbeiteu beg td9lifen Qebens.
Gr3isbuug llmgan1, 2ectire, Geiele
ifnfttn biloen Isi0er oft eeura fir
ben Monn cine @eriufung. nd ben
5orosrunsen Der ReIigipuspflihten Al
entsieben unb oasIelben Der sFrau anb
ben ainoeru gu dberlaFen. uno bod
1T bic 8efi9ion gerabe bic 3ieree beB
Wannes. 6enn es oesgIf G6drocs
teriidrte 613u - uHo bfefe alert Sen
monn - iein 6aupt 6efdnoia unter
bic @e5ots 80ltes uno Der airhc at
beii9en; uno neil e gang befonosrs
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fonberg p15r Fit BEN Udnn. sc 1T
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theI. nab be 8eIioion nur G1he Der
Weiber ri. am gsgentbeil Bat m1n
has me7n Ms Mldnnss niht bsgriFs
fen. nenn man nift bic 8eliqion fir
BE erfs un0 oorud5mi.e 9fli6i as
WSannss BAIT.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-07
Der Reri 1elu 1lrenof.

Der suRi. ber FUle1monot, II RiO1s
toers ban 6sifigitm 5er3 3eiu gs
psilt. Wir altboliieH ioGen uns in
bisiem Uonote an be uneuolide 2iebe
erinnrn. pelde bsr collide Grloie
Az uns trdlt, uHD abide Il burh ieis
men areussstoo uHb bic hfdnoiee O.
oenpor. 10 QnerbeilpIim 5olr0mente
oneruf beDieieu BAT. Uir Die
babsn m 6siiauoe MoHtks a65ubiis
ten: un6 oer WoHoi sSani If bsr e.
fonbere gsghal 5asa. Tag 6kr3 9eia
1T entflcmmt oo1 Qie6s fin bic Wme
f6sn. On aeisr 8lanme ioneH Dtr
uns erpdrmen u.b @eaenfie& seiagn.
lIu5 BE ioG F6 bsttdi.gsn IN einsm
5eHuen. ernfen anb fregnmen Gs6sn,
in irsuer 0fi6kriGnnne un5 oem
.6o,ien Der gs5oie Goties oST @ngm.
On saTsr 5 mub ober Dieosrum
Ser Wouu. 1sr 9otsr, az 6dupi BET
rmiiis. 5orcnosen. JR miloe uno
qie5e be Scatter radrt. obsr DOB
srrfe GeiiVsl 6ss 8dtsrs bsr fsinem
fisnss essena5ss IN oGsr 0ufrif.iss
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-07

49, HAHMA =
ernist. liner Tompier bieit furs an
unS iDshitIts Dot. @teen Qbeno raj
Grisa pir cine Snisl aui pelhsr cine
9&uss slsetriidkT Qitter brauHteu.
pR aus hem gleere oaitau6sno, einen
l15Rm 4Rflid ~gsnabuao.
81 bsmsrssB pars. olB 6eute alih
cine phsi0grapbiids 9luiRa5me Der
4ilser aaitiaHD.
@amsias ben 8. Wai. ~ Sa6nes
8etter osB sdnSen Els uno rubiae
S2. 81. NleheH eeRbriyien bic 6odlp.
so. :. 8. aleeiamp 9errpsbura, 81.
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Strcs6ele, guta, uno 3. q. Saleutin.
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purosn inter Qeitunl Wiaf. Gam
msPs Die MNebseidnas ~tiReea6t, iueIfs
am SoRntag beim amt, 0tiuns,n psrs
ben iolen. @beuos mar in Der 1. Gas
iiis Elm geneert, 0Feu Grtraa fir bic
WittpeH Il. Wdiien 0er S2!eu.e bes
4or0s9 eutiteR 9lono 6saimmi lit
uHo Die SHHHne BON $225 eroab. Sum
Sdlub iaRa elm aus ocn Bilaern oez
bI9oetfr MdHnerder sic @aphbnmne.
SoHntds 10 Nlal. ~ WunoerDoner
mariner Maimorseu. Sci p5aiQ ra6taer
See. Sdon in ouaer Sri6 blieS Sic
SAiiscapeEIs spsi 6erylihe &6prdle:
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peae". 81. MeiTeH laien Die bodlu. 50.
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U. Angslaeei, .. G %, @bicaao, une
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besaBn nm II llbr in Dem Saale Ger
1. gaiite. g~elebrant mar Der hohp's
tie Wfigr. @olfdeg. Der Don Ben Bill
germ aebiioete Nt6nnsr6or Jana cine
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4noersgldubige mobnten Der Eeier bei.
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9aaunid0it pareH 3uas9en uuo ale
blie6en bis al @Hoe.
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DergIih bic SGiIifabrt nit Der gil0er-
iGbrt oes MeRiden gum 6iuumel uno
erbiuterte ME auf Gem 56iffe Som
pab Sertant uuo Steuer, 10 ieien aud
nur prei 6aHptinitrumente n0t6i9. nm
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bin 81 pirten, poB bds nelie Bolt.
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@r0e btIoe, infer 9aHb, 6dg Columbus
Del Der @~ntoeduno Der alerTeliaTten
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6riftlides peroe. Die ngniaen WOrte
Oerfeblten Riht einen iieien Ginorud
gu modem. Darauf Iprot6 bpfp. 6r.
q. Shred BON Buffalo. Gr bstonte.
bah beuts bas G8utki hes 81. So
lepb's iei, ses Qdtrons Der bl. Stride
uno oes felt "a Sd9ren beiebenoeh O..
RS. @entralDsfstns. 8ieler Genirals
berein lei oOn ieber Oas goaperf oeeen
bic 5einoe unierer Wutteriprade. uns
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perionliteH 5retbsit gepeien Muh bic
le BtIeerfabrt mare obus ion nidt al
taH0e getommen. 90 ttpas lei nod
ME Od9epeien. cine iol5e eminent fas
tbolii6e &uHbssbuug gereihe Dem
@entralDereiH CUR gan3 6eIonoeren
@bre uno perbe Hidt beriebleu einen
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ter benz S6ube pes 81. Soiep6 erfOtg
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Gortebung fotgt.)
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-07
uOrbereitmnaen liir dc piIeerl
fabrt nadp %SnB naResn
pelleneek.

lur nod fDsnise 54Iafieaen flui
ouf Dem Ddmpier ,garputbia- ni
nel6em bsr gilssr3us bon Rem gorl
an is. Suli abFGhri, effsn.
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sriinoliten msiTs a. isbsn paEi9
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-07

Icucen .rfr, -
pdblt. Sriisr DeiW .t e.
1T g. 8enHo 4nraf.r, Der Bt-1@s
FER bdpariiHeH Srognsprc0iua 5psiEes
y. Qnielmus 0on osr @ngIiYn reoens
ben 8roDin3 uno General grocguatOI
II g. 9eHantius. oer Fran8oFide De-
Iinitor.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-07

ttit isine @fIiat tbut. 5ie5t aud To-
gar BEN it0rridsH Sphn oortbin, mo-
bin ibn Ter 6err ruff.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-07

DapenPprt. "a. pie nt,,
Rtsns n 5dsrfsio naroe faralj6
sata TN ao6rfsn 9:f5cf DSns
IasrIia einssDsikt. - Die e. msrs
1sl1assSemsirot IN 3cpo Gin Sol
M $500 t~riteng Hsuen gfetnsrs
gel faF fsss aiTts ss5alisn-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-07

- r%E~Et+A~ 100000 AfAAAHH ~ ~ Re
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bradt. 5sute begesnete uag Elm
DampFsr ouf isinsr 6abrt mad Qme.
RIGA.
0insta8 BEN 5. Mai mar Die en-
ruhiger als an Ulontog. Shones Wei-
Ter. penn aud bspolfter 5immel.
6eute DArbeH 4 bI. Dleien geIefen,
i 2 gu glei6sr Exit. Dir Gelebrans
len nareH Die 6offp. 80. Sol. G6nsls
ler bon Seeuin, 5er.. Sob. Saientin
BON Suneau. Mis., y. 9erten, Ct.
Trancis, 0ig., Il. q. Strotble, Cuba.
Rafmiitags pon % ubr mar Der
fammlung tn Speiiefadle Der 2. Gail
te. 9rdi. OILERS tbeilte NIT, bah fir
sinen Reilsbsri6t an unfere ber5ienie
ssutI6s grsHs geIergi lei. 3e.ner
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Qbrsiie in Zen gort sabluite Slid
DlHihe einsslauieH ieen. SaraHf
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The WOuId-be Assassin a Military Writer of Note
He Denies That He Was an InstrumentThe Attempt He Says Was an Expression of His Individual Pro- test Against the Proceedings.

Paris, June 4-Just at the close of the ceremonies attending the canoni- zation of Emile Zola in Pantheon to- day, when the president of France, the premier and a host of ministers of state, were taking their departure, Louis Anthone Gregori, a military writ CT of note drew a revolver and fired two shots point blank at Major Alfred Dreyfus, for whose liberty Zola fought and won.
 Men distinguished in all walks of life filled the pantheon and when the shots rang out, there was great ex- citement in fear that the president had been assassinated, but even the at tempt on the life of Dreyfus created a profound impression. Soldiers speed fly surrounded Gregori and he was taken to jail bruised and bleeding. with his clothes almost torn from his back.
 The affair created a tremendous sen satiOn in Paris. The motive of the would-be assassin is the course of much mystificatiOn. for Gregori, in stead of being an ordinary fanatic. is a man of mature age, born in 1S44, and highly esteemed in circles where he is known. Although born of Ital- ian parents, he has been an ardent Frenchman for years. and has written authoratively on military subjects, en- toying the close relations with many high French officers.
 He was one of the correspondents who fololwed the big French German maneuvers, obtaining data for techni- cal papers. His friends are at a loss to know what caused him to commit such a fOolhardy act. Many question his statement that he simply shot as an individual protest against the par ticipation
 Some do not hesitate to express the opinion that he may have been the tool of a little clan of royalists who under the name of L'Action Franchise have never ceased to insist that the court of cessation Illegally prevented an appeal in the Dreyfus case, nor have they abandoned hope of seeing a revision favorable to the contentious of the natiOnalists.
 Some color is lent to this theory by