The Van Buren press., 1899-08-26

possible that he viii be lying n fhs
military prison adjoining TIE esa1 u
flaf9f 11r.-ssfne before the yTssk L essfs
We're comp.t.ly Taken Ab.se4.
Another series Of questions put Dy
4. IaDo-i concerned Ia Jonx. spf,
formerly In the ssrvice u the French
var Office. but packed of 10 soufh
America. according 70 Tsrious ntililafg
witBesaes. because ne proved sYip-
de.
4.ai.ori asked now il v'ae. 4 that were
Sc. fha4 La Jouz was etll receiving
menthiE payments.
Eoguulaudaut ROllin. completely
taRen abaek. replied that cessation
q uarmeutE was under eonsidefatioi
TIE impression conveyed py Labor =
anaz4iouz. and the replies given. war
zha1 "a Joux was being paid D the
1ar ot5Iee u keep Ouf 0f fBe way u
ne interests u EBterhazFs whom La
zIouzz u z lertsr reac il court. Offering
-eveiafious II the DrerfuK afairf, IL
giIeaY.-f as ne real traitor. n Laborif e
erpsz-ezar1iua1iDn II TINS matter
zis=refere. was q distinct advantages 70
ne aeeuzeG-
VII E-cnH severnI W-I1nesses-
: Labor announced 1haz be 1n-
zengIee Il -eeal several Witnesses vino
aaa MADE dispositions during MS aD-
ssnez- TINS means 1ha1 MereIers Roget
Hn1 uzilerK viii te puf Il fns 1eEf q
sens1s crsss-.exE rnina1iOn-
. hik TRENDS. Al LaBo-i has ez-
pressed himself confident u being able
u zear 10 pieces The evidence 1nese
generals nave given SC confidently De-
zu=s L ssvznEsll tiiatie tribunal
Hagsz- Dr-srusr New A1fa1Hae.
1apL 1trey-tnk yesterday pursued the
szzzfaEie ae took up MonGax. ana re-
plIse : ne statements q hostile vii
aesses xEzn arguments and ne pre-
sen.azlun q counter 1aets. oalE once
e.zring way % ms feelings and ofsr-
fng . err of protest. Tins wat a ne
conclusion CT Col. B@r1ln't deposition.
xhen. with broken voiees ne accused
DECLARED Als love Of France and he
army.
Yes IL cried. i lOve France. and
: IoHs ny ieounTrT. buf i Is win seut5-
uense different from those anIusaflng
fhezn who come here to-day . testify
against M"
Better for His Ezsrffoas.
L Labori. Il anything. vas befter
after LIZ eEerfious than before them.
Tie excitement under which be La
bored Seemed 70 act a. . sfimulanf,
although many friends noticing his
flushed face. feared there might be .
relapse. 50 far from this being the
ease. however, he was able 70 e for
: drffe wifh his wife. In a aatoear
yesterday afternoon and. q rs re-
urn. Be held quite q reception after
nard spending the time until dinner
II going over the days evidence and
preparing for to-day.
seurrfIlOUs InsfHuation.
The seurrilious tactics Of the anti
Dreyfasard newspapers NAV be illus
trated By . paragraph appearing IN
Their organ here last evening. deelar-
ing thaf the attack On Labor, which.
]. insinaates, did very little harm,
VAS made solely 10 arouse the pity +
tie people of Rennes for the lamenta-
BE lot Of an escaped convict from
Devils island.
Iieufs-GoL Ber1in's testimony Was
concluded with q passage al arms be-
tween him and II Labor. The latter
/ declared that Bertin himself, by re-
marks which he had made upon a
] certain occasion. convinced the law
I yer Of The innocence of Dreyfus.
7 Counsel then recalled other words
Used by Bertin 10 the effect that II.
DemaBge was counsel for the German
embassy because be had defended 9TH
. srs accused Of espionage.
The witness admitted the correct
ness Of n. Labori's question. where
upon N. Demange jumped up and pro-
Tested against Leu1.-Col. Bertin' :
statement. Sharp words were ex-
changed until Col JOuaasf interyened
and refused 70 allow any further dis
F.. eussiOn 81 matter outside the case.
Several minor witnesses followed
I Ljeu1.-C0i. Jeannel repeated evidence
+ which be had given before the court OF
. cessation lie was very hard On Drey.
fus. bat while testifying be scarcely
f once looked She prisoner in the face.