The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-05

sent and dissent at this declaration by
Colonel Jouaust.
NJ. Labor said he was surprised thai
General G0nse had included Incorrect In
formation in the secret dossicr and asked
General Gonse who made up the secret
dossler
General Gonse: II composed one OF the
secret dOssiers by means OF annexed docu-
ments communicated 10 the ministry bat
the minds OF all the war ministers were
made up before they had any cognizance
Of the documents
NJ. Labor. Does General Gonse assume
responsibility for those secret doss.ers 70
July. 1895?
General Conse: ayes. had charge OF IT. ~
NJ. labor: How happens Sc then that a
telegram from the French Ambassador az
Rome sent by the Foreign office TO the
War Office referring 20 payments 10 rs
terhazy by an Italian agent was not add
ed 20 the secret dossier?'
General Gonse: There were plenty OF
others. All were not included, but only
the most important"
/ NJ IAbori was the information OF the
| French ambassador az Rome Of less I'm
portance than the garbled conversation or
| VI. paineve?'
Colonel Jouaust: Il VIII not put the
question"
NJ. Lab0ri "Why was information
| against Drcyfus always Included In the
dossier and never any incriminatins rs
| terhazy?'
Colonel Jouaust: "I also refuse to put the
| question"
N. Labor: "Au right think the cues
ton Mself fully answers the purpose
CUIGNET EXPLANATION.
Commandant Cuignet. who made up the
Sc ret dossier. replying TO Colonel Jouaus
| explained that he omitted everything got
ten from foreigners as interested ana mis-
| leading TO France NJ. Labor c0mmente
| IN a surprised way upon the taet mat ''-
| legged fresh proofs against Dreyfus were
SIN sDoken Of and demanded full proofs
he produced once for all.
Replying TO NJ Labori CommandanI
| Cuignet declared that there were docu-
ments relating 10 Dreyfus i'm "a dossieF
| connected with Espionage I'm the lntell
| cence Department. NJ. Labor said ma
| must insist that al those documents must
| bo produced at the secret session of the
| court martial at which NJ. Cernuscm Is
| 90 be examined.
NJ Matt who was on tho staff or the
| Temps testified that Spy Guenee INFORM
ed him that the War Office had iniisputa-
BILE proof OF The guilt of proytus ans
| mentioned a snapshot photograph repre-
! senting Drcyfus conversing with a mill
| tarv attache at Brussels.
~ Temps a special commissary OF inc
! railway police. de9osed that be pholo.
graohed the bordereau 10y order Of Col.
onel Sandhorr Tie had not manipulated
| the plate with a view TO cOnccallns marks
| upon the document
BROUGHT PRESSURE.
| When the fac smile OF the bordereat
was published he tried TO induce the " {
! ness TO impllcate Lieutelant-C0lonel Pic
! quart I'm tho Dreyfus Ievelat ms. ~
Tomrs detailed successive steps in hl
| investigations. showing how Lleutenaul
! Colonel Henry and Commandant Lauti
| had brought pressure to bear 90 make MN
| indicate Iaeutenant-COlOnl PcQuart
and their anerv threats when The wit
ness report did not suit them. Ihey ac
cused the witness Of being influenced n'
some one.
Ropiying TO NJ Demange, NJ Tomn
said that he bad only once mixed mp Ester
| hay I'm connection with me renori
Fsterhlzy bad been seen at a toreisi
| agents residence which had two eMl,s
and had other suspicious relations. WIZ
| mess had found confederation OF This.
! Detective Hcnnion testified regaro. n'
the assertion 20 the EJECT that faulIhleI
the valet OF Colonel Schwarzkoppen ON
| German military atlacne gao seen p.ii
| of forfre-scs signed uY Dre}Ius on hi
| masters table VI. Honnion furnished
| tyuewrittcn report ON the subject snow
| ING that paulmier never saw. nor ever san
he had seen such document.
| Colonel JOuaust announced thar Intf
J would be a sitting Oh camera tomorrow
morning Upon suggestion Of counsel 90
| the defence inc co.i.-n ini - an 49,,
adjourned for the day at ll.D ocioci
| 4 NJ