New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-01
DREYFCS WEEPS AGAIN.
HIS NERVE GIVE WAY Be
FORE 4 SYMPATHETIC
WITNESS.
THE PRISONERS TRIBUTE TO IFS WIFE
-ALLEGED NEW TACTICS OF lUE
CLIQUE OF GENERALS
CLIQUE OF GENE

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the court their subordinate. have pointed ,he
finger OF scorn at him. bur De hInch"d only
once-wh"n the official report - Dds treatment
on Devils Island was rean before him and the
picture of his surerings. mental AMI physical,
was thrown vividly on IN" screen ~ bis mem-
ory Then he hid hts features ard "ept
lie passed through another such crisis today.
"hen' after captain L""run- k"nant ana W.T.
ness "i'e' witness haH nf''snt UP tt'i' MN
aN"'' '""' '''' ''"Dd'f morning "''" D'"''e'
]" the scene "l hlS sI'1a''n' MAJ" pore
zihetu a man %. A"tTt t'i IN simple N'i's
ana uhan'cted manner m" story ot pr"y'nss
suuFRIe WIN me maHa'nlng temptation io take
his life' and the Intervention - his wife as an
angel pointing out the road ~ duty. Then
again the prisoners breast h'avef WITH emo-
ton and teardrops trickled down his checks.
he rose and after a forced effort 20 remain
calm. as ne spoke few words concerning hls
denial 70 colonel Du P'ty Ge clam tAat he
wrote the oord'r@au' h. turned 20 Foiz.netu
win look of thanks for his cohs"ia'"n s'
needed Dreyius then uttered these words ~
heartieh gratitude to his wife i"r the courage
with "nch 5he inspired nm
II Is que I'D h'i' he CRED tnat am alive
today
The prisoner could artlculate DO more. but sat
down abruptly 10 conceal his distress.
DREYFUS COLLAPSEs ~ HIS CELL.
The proceedings concluded \ fo,r minutes
later. and he was taken back 20 his prison
where his wife visited him. and IN the presenc.
Of Nine Drevfus and the gendarnlo on guard he
broke down conpletoly The tension had been
700 much sor hin, He aohhad cor,ufsi,eIv and
the mariner ~ hts SORROWS ,otned htr, IN a s.i.
ace. of tears
CAPTAIN Lebrln- Renau.t and tho siirrorta~s of
his assertions regarding The Dreyfas Confession
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containing the record ~ Drevfts's confession
sound convincing
The other v,ltueases were repetition - cap
tain Lebrun- Renault. But Significant guess
ton was put 70 Colonel Guerfu by ID member of
the court Lieutenant Colonel Brorsniart WHO
sits al Colonel Jouausts right hanl ana always
puts pointed questions He has thoroughly
studied the Dreyfus case and IS r,pufed t0 De-
one Of the be-, authorities % the case. IL is
certain Colonel Jouaust consults aim frequently
during the proceedings Bronguiart is said TO
be a rabid anti-DIeyfusard. and be- to-day 10 a
quiet tone asked Colonel Glerin II he thought VI.
Well who is friend of Esterhazt also Kh""
Dreyfus The latter a' once rose and declared
.u,. ,,.r,,,.a no ,o,.,,,er