Show DEATH OF EMILE ZOLA ZOLAn n EXCITES EXCITES THE FRENCH DIFFERENT IN DIFFERENT WAYS A YS I L PARIS PAnIS Sept GO O.-A O. A A druggist t who was f B. B th the first to arrive at the house tc te attend f M. M Zola Zoia and his wife wire said sail When Ther I entered en- en o M t Zola wa was lying pa partly on J th the floor No special o odor or likely lIkey to cause causa a asphyxiation was M M- Mand h and Mme lm Zola did dW not I present ent exclusive c 1 I symptoms of or u 1 Their faces ace w were Ie contorted contort d and ond their lips s were bloodless bu but not I violet colored I think the a accident I I I was probably caused b by the Zolas inhaling in- in haling heavy carbonic gas which Ii lay I I f mainly bel below w the level evel 0 of the hl high hIl h bed boil 1 This would account for or Mme s escape The They vere not suffocated on oil the heel ed M. M r. r Zola was awakened a by hy t t th o of the gas Jas an and tried to rise I hut but Iw Im vas Was seized with vomiting fainted and anti te fell to the floor where he was suffocated Mme Ime Zola Zoia also waH overcome O by the tho Kan ga but to UI toa a a. leso L d degree than IH her I husband I 11 In a CHcon report the ry I I 0 of police Indor Indorsed ed the medical opinion I that thaU r. Zolas Zola's cath U accidental I and due to asphyxiation The rite prefect of or Paris has ordered th tho city cHy architect to examine th the thC b bedroom I in which M. M Zola Lola d rl un und and has hag Issued instructions that thal analyses be hO e made mad of or orI his blood an and of ot the atmosphere In his I rO room 31 M. ZOIa Zola ha had been resting from Ufer- Ufer ar ary w work rk since lie he finished he his hl book I I caled The rhe Truth fruth which Is b bolus bIng published In serial form In the Autore I Thi obituarY notices pa pay tribute to I M. M Molas Zola's Zolas JI literary 1 talent The Temps says French letters have have- suffered a I loss 1088 which will be keenly rolL felt Th The I newspapers Judge M. M Zolas Zola's role in the II I Dreyfus affair according to political I bias blaH M 1 i Zola was vas born in Paris April I It i In I. now no said flair that Mme Zola was ws I informed of ot the loath lath of her husband I before heon she left here She Rhe at first Ot re rp refused reI re- re I fused to believe the news and was WaR terribly ter terI ter- ter I affected She lid did not wish to o I le leave lee e the house houM put hut but the I finally persuaded her nel to allow herself hersel I I I to be removed remoVe to o 0 the hospital the 4 A i large larce fcc crowd Clowd In front of or Zola residence ht Among th the callers at the house were almost t all th tilt literary celebrities of Paris Intimates teH or of f tho the deceased novelist generally follow Collow party lines In the Judg- Judg If f hll hIi literary work although or of the nC agree that In hi attire tt- tt Was one of oC the S glories o of f French Frech II liter liter- The Thc Figaro say With pears the last of oC our eat p-eat or of Y yesterday Who Vho will replace them 1 The says nays IZol Zola died with out nut ha having jad Inri time to reco recognIze und regret the wrong he did France The Libre Parole publishes tim the fol- fol loing The Insulter of out our fla Has hag dies at the hour when the Ule lJ campaign campal n to 1 h ho he brought hi his criminal support to bear Its It fruit of oC ruin arid shame The first pages eH of ot the Aurore appears In mourning Thie paper eay that hIstory history his hIs- tor tory will certainly glorify M 1 Zola as the great greut of ot the revision of the Dreyfus trial Zola is dead deit lonG lone Ih live Zola Zeta |