The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-09
DoOLEY ON DRETFUS.
Chicago Philosopher in n Judicial
Frame of Mind.

The Chicago Philosopher In Juuiciai
Frame of Mind.
From the Chicago Journal.
81 see be tn pa-apers." said Mr.. Dooley.
that Col. Hinnery. tn man that STINT me
frind Capt. Dhry-fuss TO tn cage, has
moved on. ! up-pose they'll give tn Cap
a new thTile now"
IT hope they won't" said MIR. Hennes-
sy. 81 don't know anything about II, but
/ think he's guilty. He's a Jew
WELL" said Mr.. Dooley. "ye'er thoughts
on this subject is inthrestin', but not con-
elusive. as Darsey said to tn Pollack That
thought he cud lick him. Ye have a
Fright to ye'er opinyon an yen hold II
! anyhow. whether We have a Fright TO
It or not. Like most Nv ye'er fellow citi-
| zens. We start impartial. We don't know
anything about tn case. IF we knew
. anything you'd have an opinyon wan
way or tn other. They'se never been a
matter come UP In my time that IN
American people was so sure about as
they ar-re about tn Dhry-fuss case. Tn
Frinch ar-re not so sure. but they'se not
n polisman I'm this country that can't ten
We Jus where Dhry-fuss was whin IN re-
mains ~ IN poor girl was found. That's
because an thrile was secret. IF It was
an open thrile, an We heerd tn tstl-
mony an knew tn language an saw tn
safe afther twas blown open. yed be
puzzled an not care a rush whether Dhry-
fuss was naked in a cage or takin' tay
with his uncle at tn Benny Birth club.
81 haven't made up me mind whether
tn Cap done tn shootin' or not. He was
certainly in tn neighborhood whin tn
fire started. an tn polls dug up quite a
lot iv lead pipe in his back yard. But us
wan thing to suspect a man Nv dom a
Job an another thing to prove that he
didn't. Me friud ZOla thinks he's inno-
clint. an he raised the divvle at tn thrile.
I'VE heerd. whin tn Judge come up on
IN binch an opened tn coort lola was
settin' down below tn lawyers. Let us
proceed says tn impartial an talr-
minded Judge, to tn thrlle " IN nay
nious monsthar. Cap D~hry-fuss, he says.
In Jumps Zola an says he in Frinch;
'Jackuse.' he says, which is n he'll OF a
name thing to say to amy man. An
they thrun him out. Judge says IN
attorney fr tn definse. AN gintlemen ~
tn jury he says. '1e'er a liaf' says IN
Judge. Cap, ye'er guilty an We know II,
he SAYS. 'Th' decision " tn coort IS thal
We be nut in a cage an stint to tn Divvle''
own island FIR tn r-rest Nv yeer lie, ne
saws. let us proceed to hearin' tn tes'
ti-mony.' he says. Cal all tn witnesses
at wanst,' he says, AN lave thin have !
out on tn hure,' he says. BY this tim,
Zola had come back, an he Jumps up an
saws he: Jackuse,' he avs. An they
thrun him out.
Before we 20 amy farther says tn
lawyer fr tn deflnse. i wish TO sarV'
I nOtlce tnal WIFI lhAF iii =" '
ind he says, to wait outside he says
AN hammer tn honorable coort into al
omeIet' he SAYS. With these few re
marks I will close he says. tn coort'
saws the judge, is always r-ready to de
/, nnd tn honor iv France he says, an
larned counsel will c%onslnt,' he says, I
step up here fr a minyit,' he says, III
~coort'l put a sthrangle hold on him that.
not do him a bit iv good he says. An
he SAYS. Here's me OF frind Pat III
Clam he says. Pat, what dye kno'
= about his case7' he says. None Nv ye c
business saws Pat. IKE
e man an a sojer,' says tn coort. 'JacF
70 use says Zola FIRM tn dureway. AT
they thrun him out. Cali Col. HlnnerN
e SAYS tn coort. He ray-fuses 10 answer
Good. TIL case Is clear. Cap Forged u
VIII. TIL coort will now adjourn fr dool
an all ladin' officers iv tn ARMY not
disgrace already will asslmh In jail al
com-mit suicide he says. say
z Zola. and stharted fr tn woods, pursue
s he his fellow-sdltors. He's OF somewhei
n in a three now hollerin' Jackuse at iVer
wan that passes. sufferin' martyrdom !
his country an writin' now an TN
n about II all.
That's all I know about Cap Drhy-fus
case. an that's all amy man knows. \
didn't know as much. Hinnissy. TIL TO
vet. | don't know whether Cap stole I
Is dog or not" =,
y WHATS he charged within asked Nj
; Hennessy in bewiderment.
N 'Tn niver tell ye," said MT. Dooie
A sIts too much 10 ask"
~ .w.u anyhow" said Mr.. Henness
hes guilty, ye can bet on that