Arizona republican., 1899-09-03
They See Nothing in the Way of
 an ACQuittal.
DAY FOR TEE PRISONER
An Angry and Unauarded Admission by GonSe Regarding inc Forgery of HenrY-nany Reasons Urged Why DreyfuS Gould Not Have Been inc Author Of inc BOr- dereau

R6L-lcfS, Si5Iit. Z.-El-i LOn IS the On9y
 word which exprei55es ths feelings of
 the Dleyfusard5 after itcdayis session.
 The t2Isl has lturnad cit I-ct, every
 wkd-,., anl1 D:syfus cannoft be con
 diainnl5ld aGli:ir the evidence given this
 morning. Yesterday was a fliiEy good
 Gay for the Dreyfusards, but t0iay's $
 ss-sion, they c.uim, put tlhe verdict
 out of dioutt and the judg>s must ac-
 qrl.t Dreyfrls.
 Major Hartmann of the artillery oc-
 clgIio1 neatly half of the E--9.on with
 Hfce concJ1-ion ell lis expert ey.iI-nce
 to the eff5ct ittlai5 D-ayfus, as cn 1l.i-...-
 I--y officer, would u-e Llve dt-pLayed
 such AEroIance Ii-ga.1tng guns and
 ibrakc.a as WIS shown in the bordereau,
 wtfl5 ,1le clIlcr cubjects Of eths bor-
 dsreau were nat+ars cn which any off
 cer could tnfcl-m m him.
 M. Ezvel, a mlnlti=r of the institute, then c-II,sl1 r93n the grammatical as pslct. of the bcll5ilG Glei3u and in vigorous,
 but eleg-f-E language devoted him9alf to ahl-rwing thEt the construction of ths bo.l-lTaaUl brrJ.1ed With strong, and, in IANS -I4L'-i14, C~J1A~ila-tfC 4l4Ldi ho OL terkazy's Llarl1Lwork, while the pE1 ase- ,CI5gy bore no resemblance to the Dreyfuls style.
 The rex5 s:agi= eff the proceedings was the rs-l1ing of I;:he Gonse-PicqraIt corIHeSPc11ence exchanged at '1he tinua Col. P.cquaait euelpsctad E=ltechazy and wan.acld General Gonse to probe the V-f-f, M I-abori ,lo the 4 cris clrd in a series of qulcsticais ha brougla@ out sharply before the court thi malct:EIations Of Wla-I Col. FtcqLart wlly a Iii-I5.m at the h--l-gs Of the army LtCm the mo maLi. he 4lnoweld a des-Ee to thoroughly Eift tka mlsil,-L. M. Iabccd, for the | first time, get General Gonlse to admit tlat ha crd6-ci the i,amPering with | Pfcquart's leJses in ordar, as he said, to ascertain PIcqra1I3's doings while he was dhiaf of ,1hrH intelligence bureau.
 A little -i-l1r M LaboIi eytdJ-Iy d's- | concerted Geicier3l Gonse fer the latter Ibiu1Aed c1is I4hIal6 Liarte,na nl9-Co1. Henry committed htls fcrg,.y i'm o1l5,-.4r to | have fresh proofs aga;Ll,5 Dreyeus. The audtciace smiled aU1di5ly at this explanation.
 Then came thie leadirlg witness of the day, M. de Fond LaimclI.e, rrtcba- Eion5r, coni5etnpo with Drey- fus- He is now a civil engfnaer, and so hia5 no reason to fear the wrath of ] the military clique. Thia witness op- ened by dee1lrilg that dIekJrlj.e the fact that he had b1!othsrl in the gar. tson at Rennes, he came to tell what he knew in favor Cij CLl:yfus, ard he pro cee1ed to make a s.atenIeElt, which, according to the Dreyfu53-ds, G-acti- caliy Ll-icidlas the case. First. he re- called the fact that a circular was sent to the pnobaticners on May H, 1894, informing them that they must not go to the maneuvers, thus show ing that the man who wrote ,l1e b0r- dereau in August and Elald 'I am go- ing 10 the manauYa.s,' could not b5 Dreyfus.
 The witness thsn pointed olit that n11e Of the minister's who, he believed, alc15d in good fai,Ih. were informed of the exlllenCll of dnis c:licu,ar wh:th he nJc-oIed, T ccn.lier a vial point n hhe case" This circular" he con { tinucd, 'fshaIJterg5 the persecution, be- { cause after May IT Dreyfus could 10. ' say I am going to tie ma1Iauvers,' fer then he knew he would nic go, whna ] pricrr to May IT he could n5I5 have known line fy5 diJcumsc-s comprised I in .lIe bo-dereau.'' {
 M. L2Ino!J5e iLren brought cut a10,-her strcng point. AlEud.ng tio the modif- 1 ca'LIn conc=Ening the troops, Li= sad I '-he writer of the bordereau used. the I term 'nsw p.hn.'' Now" he said. h ''it has been Impressed upon you that | on October 10 a elTcu-ar YVES ser. out l from tha wizse mi-f1ry corlJ1fns'ng { those very wsel5i5 and '1kat, therefore, f the writer q the bordl-e eau lrtu.1 h,avs ' been am officer of2tle n-.nGctry. But ( oril ttnng has struck me--who sart ' tLd5 circular? It wG!5 Ltla thiI1 bu- I reau, the chief of which WIS Liu5in- t du Fay GIsi Claim, who had the bordensau in his han5s for the previous two days
 NJ DeFond Lamo5te by this in tended to show that Du Patty de Clam purposely uEsl1 thia words ''naw plan" in tEis eiiculaTi, which the witness de- scIl1b5d as ''aigufnlg sn a. vicious circle to hack Ep his coI'santion that an off !, oer Of the ministry wrota thsa Dor :. deresu and ethht EIle officer W1i5 Frey I ;us c