The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-27
Anarchists in France Have Com
cluded This Phase Of Crime
Too Hazardous.
DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY
THEIR AIM IN FUTURE
Abandonment of Dagger and
Bomb by Red Flag Followers
Considered Significant.
BY PAUL vILLIERs.

PARlS, Nov. 26.--Jhe anarchists who
| divide their time between this country
and England have. il is said. decided not
70 resort to murder hereafter. that phase
of CRIME being too hazardous. Their
policy now seems to be the destruction
| of property. II is a mistake to copfound
anarchists with workingmepw or trades
unionists. Anarchists are not working
men, they despise labor of any kind and
apparently look upon men who work or
who employ labor as enemies Of the
human race.
Is Extremely Significant.
That NJ Gulchard attributes most OF
the recent sabotage 10 anarchists who
nave forsakcn the bomb and the dagger
for the willful damage of state and other
property Is extremely significant. The
Patrie publishes information. Editor
Massard has been able TO obtain about all
There were six bombs in sll, One was
exploded In the Rue de Berri Another
was laid in the Avenue kleber. The
third was exploded at NJ. Massard's
dwelling. The fourth was discovered In
a road. -Four Of the bombs were manu-
featured I'm the same way, in strong
case and with a heavy charge Of chcd-
dItc. Bombs OF this make can scatter
fragments ZOO Yards and both manglc and
kill The police think they have the
four makers OF these bombs, but they
have evidence which could insure
| their conviction.
Locked III Prison Van.
At Nos. 20 and IS Rue dc Cambrai
there are large stables and coach houses
belonging TO carriage contractors. who
supply the transport for the prefecture
OF police. There are housed the police
dns; sbot sn0%9 oo1oo rs rsSay g ornjar iaadG The
concierge was awakened by shouts, ooths
and blows. He reused two stable hands,
and they made round OF the stables.
The shouts came from one OF the prison
vans. They opened II and found pris-
oner who had been forgotten He COM
planned of the narrowness OF his sleep
Ing Quarters. Policemen were called and
the prisoner. man who had been ar
rested for theft. was taken 10 the nearest
police station. lie threatcned to demand
au Investigation and the officials have
commenced one.
Real Duel Fought.
Another real duel has occurred One
Tony Stewart, who is said to be an
American. and one Prince Ferdinand de
Fauciguy fought duel with swords near
this city recently, Stewart being slightly
injured, to the satisfaction of his honor.
The cause OF the trouble is OF a personal
nature. After the trouble was over, the
prince ate three plates OF Ice cream and
smoked a box of cigarettes TO restore his
NERVES.
Shares Good Fortune.
A French blacksmith named Puvion
has won the first prize. $500 900. I'm II
lottery. A ncghbor named Dumoulin
gave Puvion ten francs for holf-share
in second ticket, which was never
bought. Nevertheless. the blacksmith
has insisted on sharing his good fortune
eauall! with his ncighbor
French West Africa, has decided To in
cludo in the estimates Of the colony
credit OF $4,000 for the establishment OF
an acropianc military service.
The new Catholic church os tho sacrc
beautiful in the world, VIII be finished
In about three years. 1t Is being built
by national subscription. Millions We're
collected in the year after the war. which
proves that France is still IL believing
country. II is all very well 10 say that
,hc French arc unbclicvcrs. but when
heaven with prayers and sacrifices. the
French are still good Catholics. The
churches of I'LL times are all touching
monuments OF these appeals to the most
iionar wants. just as the wonderful
Salnte- e-Chapelle is souvenir OF the cruz
sades OF the faithful In the middle ages,
when 81. Louis, barrfootcd, carried tho
crown. This crown was the crown Of
our Savior TO the receptacle worthy TO
receive it, and which was made for it,
Like Cathedral of Old.
The new church can he seen OH its
great elevation from every direction. IL
is Ike tho cathedrals Of old. work on
which was never finished. Mechanics are
busy building the stceple. which VIII be
over 100 feet in height: which. together
with the height OF Montmartrc hill. VIII
be equal an elevation Of over 100 feet in
height which. together with the height
Eof Montmsr rtrc hiIl Will equal the cleva-
ton of the second platform OF the Eiffcl
tower The church was completed in "a
/ few wears OF course. after thai repairs
will bc begun. IL is said that 81, Peters
thcrc--it Is SO large that no sooner is
ono part done when one must begin ON
another. The Catholics call the Saclc
Occur the expiatory church 10 ., obtain
the Prussiun war. SO. from al
appearances. the socialists and anarchists
viii never he abb, TO crush out the CO
tholic church I'm this country Their at
tacks apparently make 1t stronger
i War on Non Strikers.
War on non strikers has been carried
Gil here Some strikers 'scom tO be de-
tarmlucd TO make life miserable to all
struggle was shown when two hundred
strikers marched To one OF the suburbs
and. attacked workmcn in sand pit.
The workmcn had not joined in any
strike and had no reason 10 do 20, Strik-
crs seem to bc thoroughly organized,
and for once they thought they would
| iuke an alrinv In the country Hearing
that a score or so OF men were working
! i'm Sand pits at Coisy lie Roi. they pro-
ceedcd ,hither; invaded the pits pelted
the workmen with bricks and stones. and
punched and kicked them. after which
they set to work to demolish some OF
the machinery. Then they set out for
another suburban place, but were met
on the road by policemen skrmjsh
ensucd. during which the policemen had
a hard time. But as rcinforccments were
coming the strikers fed
Paris Negotiates Loan.
Recently the city Issued loan amount
ing to nearly $50 ono. 900, or $50. 600 900
francs Hours before the opening of the
sale OF bonds the places where IL had
heen advertised to take place were pacHod
with people, ready In their turn 10 buy
bonds This would give you an idea Of
what the thrifty Parlsians are. Women