The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-01


had not SPOKEN 90 Captain D'Attel. On
being recalled Captain LeBrun-Renanle
saha xhas EMS was true. but hs added fn4e
Causain D'Attel was present uE,d could
have overheard the conversation Al La
bori here then pointed out tlaE Captaln
D,Astel had not spoken % Ms chief o.
ths subject. and General Mcrcser WIS.
like all the military witnesses. followed
the proceedings today waah the keeneat
attention rose and admitted that this was
correct.
Colonel cuerin followed Captain An
toinne and repeated hIs evidences before
the court OF CESSATION 70 She effect thai
LeHrun-Rena told him AFTER fhe degra-
datsoss OF the prisoner. OF TIE words the
latter had uttered. After being asked By
Colonel Jouaust Il ne had anything 10 say.
preyfus declared he could ouly repeat he
reply 70 Captain LeBrun-RenanlG
One Of the Judges asked ehe witness
whether II. weyl when attaehod to the
army headquarters. had Telatlons with Is
terhazy. to which coaona Guerin replied
that ne believed that weyl had relations
with Esterhazy for long time.
The Judge-DO you thlnk Estsrhazy
knew the prisoner
Colonel Guerin-I do not know.
Dreyfus here remarked ufne he never
knew Esterhazy.
Another officer. Major DeAIttry. wearins
a praafy hussar UNIFORM. q light blue turio
trimmed wsth black brad. ard bright red
trousers also testified thar Captain D'At-
tel had declared he overheard Dreyfrs
confess.
Army Controller Peyrolies next repeated
his evidence as given before the court %
casza.ion. recounting thas Colonel GOerin.
the day Dreyfus was degraded. told him
Dreytus had confessed.
When called upon TO reply Dreyfus de-.
elared ne had never said his trial would
be revised In three years. II 90 not un-
derstand these words" said the prisoner.
81 should De very grateful 60 you. my cor
onel. S. In the interest OF tri1th. YOU would
make public the letters which wrote 90
the chief % the headqnartsrs stan =
would then be seen In what terms ssks9
that an Investigation s.aud ale
Colonel Jouaus-But why In three
years2
Dreyfus-I have already tod she court
that told Colonel Du Patty de CiBm that
the government had the means Of nvessti-
Earion. but tesas q required time to uae
them. I said. therefore. THAI before two
or three years my Innocence would be ae-
kuowiedged. But. empshakiaIly asser<
there was 10 sinister motive IN my MIND
such as has been Attached TO these words.
(Exc.tementl.
CNO4e-Dreyfhs evidently referred 20 the
general staf-s suggestion ttas when -
used the expression 'shree years he
fnew that EReThazy would then appear.
rs a man % straw. and Try 10 take his
Che prisoner's) piace.)
Major Fo-Zenitti. who was governor ~
the Cherche Midi prison. while Drsyfus
was confined there. followed Tie test
fed that while in prison. Dreyfus always
eeemed 20 have The bearing q an limo
cent man and always asserted his limo.
cence. The witness edded that he tod
General de Bolsdnrs thar he believed
Dreyfus was innocent. CONTINUING Ma
tor FrOEenitti said n was intimate vita
Captain Lebrun Renauh and CAPITALS
D'Tttel. but neither % them ever mem
toned 90 him the alleged eonfessIon %
DreyfIs The witness declared that he
once taxed Captain Lebrun Reuault. De-
fore General Gonse's other witnesses
with saying he had spoken 20 the witness
major FOrzenHtD % the confession. and
that CAPTAIN Lebrun RenauIt did not r.
ply 'Whersup0n." Major Forzennita1
said. II seized MS arm and cried: IL the
words re-seafe1 az yours are true. yOu
are an Infamous liar"
Replying =, 81 9rmanre the major sAld
Colonel Du Patty I'D Clam asked him 70
surprise Dreyfus in his sleep IN order 60
disturb him ard catch him on his guard
BY throwing the light Of a bright lamp
In his face
Tho witness then recommended othsr
Of Colonel Du Patty DE Clans theatrical
devices 20 surprise Dreyfus. 70 WHICH
Fo-zealtti declined 20 be a party and the
major sad that on one occasion Nnsa
Dreyfus was IN crisis % despair be. ne
witness. remained wfth the prisoner. co8-
soiing him. until three o'clock ia ne
morning
Colonel Jouaust asked Major Forzen-
nitfi ~ Dreyfus ever had ideas - suirlds
ard the witness r,.9lied that Dreyfus had
asked him for weapon and that aiso.
after his condemnation was read % hn.
ne wis with difncuity prevented from
dashing his head Rgains; the vail
After the last yisit % Du Patty De Clam
% Dreyfus continued Major Forzsnniiti.
tho prisoner wrote % the n1irs9sssT 81 var >,
a letter whlrs1 concluded with the words;
when Z an gone Jet them seek the cgi-
BRIT"
A. tho conclusion Of Mat1r Forzsnsffga
evidence DreyfaA on csionei gogan-ts
Invitation. ard after references % iast IN
terview vita Patty 6s Clam. szld. ioasInx
with gratitude A. ne n8aj1ss '-Therz -
a mater which Ma1oF Forzsnnittf has
lurt recalled. Which has greatly moved
H8s an1 which -sssh 60 real. fgr Wssis
70 say % zraon owe ths sacs shaf
hare fons my duty ard - uhgrs 0ss
having GSas q f0Y sTs years after ny
oOndsanafi,ss. had defsrr1lasd q kflI
myself had male up my mini sasy
Eisaed % tear ere insignia q han0f. Wei
tbeu. ist ne say thiss Tfsas n seat 81
fiat torture. cab say bsrs ia; q va
thanks @ Hs8arne D4sgfna. Nho sfsRcd
ne ny sufy ard Wh3 ioii ne fhas n I
was innocent Duxhs % a. 90 q foF ths
sske g he- and gur rhil3Tsn- ~ arr
here. Il = far Der eve q. ny cofsnst~
Here Nai7r Farxs-i'u ssi8: --Ti = qu3fs
irns. Ia rs iast inssrEisg Wish me Dry
fas sat6: 'F0g her a81 ny ehfidFsa I
viii unaerrs fhs fSrfufs - tonssrFvS."
The eeciRratsDs - DrsTfss thze ~ ne
vas do 70 ne uffs asspig silrruS al -
hsz~srs lie Evoks m = broksn s1ics.
via emphatic aeEHres. sEsTfag - at
g., ,rsfh s-sas1es a. 49, ~ "A "a.