Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-04
TWO SHOTS FIRED AT HIM.
AntheIne Gregori, of Staff of La
France Militaire, Would
Be Assassin.
Famous Officer Was Shot In the Wrist
Indcscribable Scene Followed. MANY
thinking Fallieres Was Victim.

Paris June 4.--The canonization To-
DAY Of Emile Zola at the pantheon was
MARRIED by dastardly though unsuc-
cessful attempt upon the life of Mai,
Alfred Dreyfus. Paris was thrown in
10 q state Of panic, for ii was at first
thought that the president of the re :
public had been shot down. The major
was wounded in the hand and his as
sailant is prisoner.
Emile lola, who died in September.
1902. was 10 years ago condemned to
years imprisonment for addressing
TO Felix Faeur then president of
France, the famous letter II accuse"
In which he laid bare the conspiracy
In the general army staff against Mai
Dreyfus. Today his dust was Inferred
with national honors in the Panthe-
on the French temple of fame. with
impressive ceremonies. The proposal
TO give lola glorious burial made first
In 1906. aroused in France all the DOR
mant animosities that came out during
Dreyfus' trials. and the transit of his
ashes although duly voted by the
chamber and the senate. had to be
twice postponed because of the state of
public opinion.
disorders ana rloting were expected
today, and the authorities found it ex-
peuleht 10 take measures for the pre-
servation Of peace.
me opposition TO removing the re-
mains of lola to the Pantheon arises
from the fact that he is thus honored
because of his famous letter, not be-
cause of his literary fame. He was tho
first successful leader In the Dreyfus
war: ne Vanqulshed the general stan
o. the army, and TO give him glorious
buria' III the national Pantheon at
we sue OF bertheiot ana Presiuent
Yrnot' victor Hugo, Voltaire ana
Musseau' TO an accompanment OF
ntiai music while long lines OF sol
an med before ms tomb, aroused me
lssiohs or large NUMBER OF tne
Hehch people
ATTEAIPT ON DREYFrSS, LIFE.
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gregori' u nleInpel OF tne ssai Oh La
rance Mlll.alre. journal deVoled 10
u,,l'alS p,osiss ss, IA me ,iiii'tn.s su
lule " Wv p W. NM, D' ~ lu us
M w. 49, 90 e., ,hn ,roat ioadar .s h;s
MAJ hoi'iaee ~ VIC s''"' 'e"ue' vi "is
e" Sseao,.,.s aot ,,,ao,h,ad,, ,,.s IN.
spired by the campaign which the re-
ssaimSt 'zola ne ..nn insn,ter If The
at,1,,." !. .,traducer az HE country
s,,s,,,,I,,a ~ rsttoiic Eai,h a naner
~ tt tue' ~ ~, ,,,,,n,,n,. 20 60 ~
tams,a v.as Violently onnosed 10 Drev-
TIE s,ocial cdition ~ Ia .ibre
49,, ,,tit.LaI ,astordoS af,arnoon
contaInod direct incitement 10 vio-
isnc@
The government and parliament when
4, de,isod ,n inter- ZoIa in the national
,,.Ss'N,' ho.igo rarnot Victor Huge
pss'nvvI pesu. n.a,.a,,, ~ .,,iiy;,7o
eli, V ,,ao, !. ,,'es oro,,sins ne smonls
t da.i, '',a. - ~ 70 Toro,,f',s hatreS hut
pra,ss.. 1,Je,,,o,,a,,,, a,a tho nresent
sove,,,,,,,,t ,noindine War Minister Pi
90, ,,',,n ,tt,ieo,i IL. nrasonI nosjtion
rs resnit ~ the sunressful outcome of
the long Dreyfus struggle, did not
10 the memory of this man.
Tho nroprono for the ceremonies was
consenne,,Iiv carefully arranged to
avoid any organized street manifesto
tions There was no public lying In
state under the Arc de Triomphe, as
An the case of Victor Hugo % years
ngo. nor any popular procession Of un-
told thousands such as followed the
famous novelist 10 his grave.
IMAM ,,op r,vr,,rtrArrT1ES
Instead the remains of Hola were
quietly taken to the Pantheon last
night. But the manifestation of last
night although not very serious, gave
the government ample warning Of the
possibility OF trouble today.
In order, therefore, To be prepared for
any eventuality, the long lines or
mounted curassiers and Republican
guards were deployed along all the
streets. Over 10000 people were massed
on the streets and in the windows COM
handing a view OF the Pantheon before
half past nine, at which hour President
Fallieres and the cabinet, escorted by
cuirassiers. drove up IN carriages anu
aighted In from of Robins statue OF
Thought. which was heavily Vrlled IN
black.
npEypIrs rs SHOT.
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AZ tne soIoiue'on u )" Win The
w., u'ol'Hht !" ,ni,,, ~, AZ Emile
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r, ,,a w a"u "ns from The nor
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