Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-05
DREYFUS TRIAL.
The French SeriO.COmiC Farce
Holds Public Attention,
National Bank at AtchiSoD, Kansas,
Closes Its Doors.
Thiriy-Thlrd Regiment Of Volunteers Or
dered From texas 10 Manila.
CANADIAN BOUNDARY CONTROVERSY

kenneS, sept. D.-ine SESSION OF tle
Dreytus court martial behind closed
doors lasted until S;l5 this morning. on
opening the public hearing Laboti asked
that certain foreign diplomats, meaning
Colonel 5chwatzk0ppen, former German
military attache at Paris; Colonel Panlz-
zlrdi, Italian military attache, and Col
onel Schneider, military attache ot the
Austrian embassy. be allowed to attend
the trial or be examined by the interroy
atoTy commission. lie pointed ont that
new phase Of the case has been entered
upon.
Major Carriere, government prosecutor
thought II would be inclnvenieut 20 Bd
nit the Intervention Of foreigners Paleo-
logue, OF the foreign office, aifo dwelt
upon the gravity of the stsp. The court
took time t1 cJneidpr.
ExsminRtiOh Ot The secret dn7sior wG5
the sole occupation OF iue court martial
during the secre. setting, the decision
having been 70 ,rhed. probably la view oi
mes aga telegrapbet here yesterday by
General de Galliie.. m.nist 81 ~ war, tp
hear the rest OK Cernu.ichi'8 evidence In
opnn court.
The fret witness called 10 day was re-
port Y BasBsit, whom the Ma.iu sent O.
London to interview Npjor E.terhazy
that he W ote tda hoidsfraU uud-r orders
from Colon .Hf...r. Who Fas Chief
OF the cret iu igoH CO bureau The
crjer EttrhGzy received 'a. 10 catch
the trait, wi.un general ic c'dluarters,
whom ksterhazy after@eId' ta.d vns
Dfeyius.
Major Car.j.re here tut-t ont with en-
extfaprdin y protest agslu- + kteTlpzy' .
is4uaTca Against -auih.rr. II prutJ 81,
he cried. "iu n name aut my ory o.
Col Sahdt " against tUe in-iuuRtiOus
intro6uced against him"
Labor l. nyIei thi- protest which he
styi,d fidicu'oue pfeteutious.
Labor then called p0n Gen. Roget 20
testify regarding the letters he had re-
ceiysd from E3teThazy since opening
this trial.
Roget replied that he had only opened
one letter from EsterhsZy which he for
warded TO Col JOuaust. He said he De.
ciined TO receive other letters.
Lsbori then asked JOueust TO have the
letters real. Jousust at first declined,
but finally consented JOusust explained
that he opposed the reading OF th- letters
because they contained personal attack
upon various parties, which would only
lead 10 pfoioggslion Of the trial.
Roget then read the EsterhsZf letter,
which he admitted having opened. lu
this Eetprbazy said he could no, pfov'
the exisipnce OF the alleged syndicate
organiz'din the intesst a Diwtu- and
complained that the general stan had re-
fused to give him fair hearing.
LabOri then put eoriOua questions, the
intention being to bring out the fact
that the general stsif had made n-e OF
Esterhszy even after b. was known TO be
unreliable
N. Demsnge asked Gen. Roget his
opinion OF MHj,r E-terhs2y Il nave alb
sp'ute conviction" replied Roget, and
cries OF "Oh" from the audience, that
"MGjor Esterhezy IL stranger tC
treason
NJ. DR., ffAs, "A reporter for Temps, tJsli
fad that ne saw EsterhGzy IN London
and the latter confessed that he WAS tnt
author Of the bordeTeSu.
NJ. Trarieux, formerly minister OF jus
tice, made long deposition IN favor o.
Dreyfus, which closed the public session
He made "a telling speech, describing how
his original belief IN the guilt Ct Drey
fus was first shaken. aud then complete
Is changed to conviction o! luu1ceH cp
by subsequent development.
rraIieux rrCOUuted couftr-alo,
with a foreign Ambassador who d' clatel
IN "A tone OF greatest sincerity thlt nrey
fn4 nsyer had relations with HIN nor anl
officer of his country, while 'he amhas+A q
dor added that he posses ei documents
growing the guilt ot E-tsrha2y.
Trarieux delivered an lm reS7lNe pays
aga recalling the execution OF ths hhR
lish Admiral DFuV on the charge ot lfea
sol who was aft r. ards iouno 10 nav
b on unjustly condemned ltareui
aiid that FTepchmen might well dread q
have such blood stain upon lhtlr ms
tory,
Trarieux said that General Roget su
Clptain Cuirnet we're wrong In the con
clnsion they hal drawn from th' CORE
splndance of agents "a md "B' tina
Drayfus WAS guilty. He declared IN Al
emphatic tone which made deep i'm
pression unnn hiH hearers that N
parallel ought to be drawn betweel
n model officer lka Drpyfus and Ester
hnzy, who had not even the soul OF
Frenchmsn,
Trarienx, on slludlng to the bOrderear
was interrupted by Major Carriere, Wh
said while he opposed direct official ~
plicatiCn OF foreign governments ia
documents mentioned in the b1rieTeal
yet II II could be produced he would b
personally much pleased
This is practically an invitation tina
Germany volunteer t1 communicate u
documents In question,
At the conclusion OF TrarieuX's test
mony, which apparently, made Rn IN
preston on the iudgel, the court matti'
went behind closed doors and examine
the secret espionage do7sier
The court also decided to reject Ii
hori's request tina, application he made
GaVmanv for dorumpnta dagrrihpd in IN
bordareau on the ground that the cou
was incompetent 70 invite the goyerT
mpnt 20 take Diplomatic steps 10 obta'
the documents IN question. u was III
dided to hear Cernuschi behind c!os'
doors tomorrow.
BANK Failure.
Washington, Sept, The compiroll
of the currency % day closed the doors