Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-07
DEPENDS ON KAISER.
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE)
and the rights of the defence compel me

and the rights of the defence compel me
10 take.
Colonel Jouaust Sharply: Sit down.
NJ Labor: l resume my seat, but not
by order.
lopin.
DREYFUS WITH SECRET PAPERS.
Major Gallopin, Of the artillery, deposed
that Dreyfus never asked him for infoI-
nation. He once met Dreytus carry
ing a package, and asked him what IL
contained Dreyfus replied that the pach-
age contained secret papers, relallye 10
mobilization, which, ne aduea, am
taking to the geographical experiment
to be destroyed as soon as printed; ma
Colonel Jouaust Go the prisoher)' Dlu
you take those papers nome
The Prisoner: i do not tnlnk so.
Colonel JOuaust TO the wltness): NheIS
did you meet Dreyius! ,.s Q.
Major Gallopin: On the Boulevard 81
German. lie was going TO the AVeEuS
de rAlma, where he was staying ,,
Captain Dreyfus: There must pc sotn9
confusion. 1t was perhaps TRANSFER
Colonel Jouaust: Did you say you were
taking the papers homer ...,ar
Captafn Dreyfus 1 do not remember.
Major Hlrsche-Auer, Of the engineers,
| deposed that in 1894 he heard DreyiuS
EXPRESS a desire, which was very lesili-
mate. TO attend the manoeuvres.
Captatn Dreyfus remarked: III is pos
sibIe | expressed regret that l could nor
| tend mo rnanoeuvres, but what is GER
| tain is that we all knew we shouiu ho'
~ - DE GIANTS TESTIMONY
| The evidence of Lieutenant Colonel Du
\ Patty de Clam, which was tdhem , W. as
| mission by Magistrate Treavernler' was
In his deposition Do Patty de Clam com
plained that slanderOus statements, ul-
| Supported by proof, had been mace re-
| garding him He denied that ne ever cn No.
| relations with the late Lieutenant 'l.t,
! mel Henry, or that he was concerned WIZ VIZ.
| the publication of articles In tne r.cia ~ =
! or with furnishing gsterhazy with me
I Srbe witness admitted that he had had
| relations with Major EsterhaZy, ana re-
| heated the explanations WIN rsleleiios !
| thereto he had given before the court ol
| Cessation With reference 20 Dfeylu9' III III
| witness declared he was not cohhecleu
| With the discovery Of the bordereau.
| Dn Patv de Clam said that the order tor
| the arrest of Captain Dreyfus nad Deen
| distinctly issued quite independently vi
| the dictation test
THE DICTATION SCENE.
The witness then described the FAMOUS
| dictation scene, in the course OF Wnlcn
| he said Dreyfus displayed an eHotio.,
| reoardine the cause Of which there mlsnt
| he differences OF opinion, but the Iac'.
| witness asserted, was. so undeniaple tnas
| NJ Cochefort. the chief detective OF the
J department, who was present rsSh,99e e
J the prisoners aBllation do OK
with regard 20 the date OF the oor-
/ derean Du Patty de Clam expressed the
opinton that IL must have been written
I between the 18th and 3Oth or August, 1851
I Regarding the interview with Dreytus,
! Du patty de Clam declared that he never
! eaid to Dreyfus: 1.-THE Minister knows
YOU are innocent ,.
B Dreyfus said "Major. l know your
( belief. / have not opposed II - Ar t,o',
I YOU are an honest man. but / assure you
I YOU have made a mistake. Seek my ac-
! completes. and what | call the cuiprlts,
/ and Won will find them" The prisoners
! last word 10 him was seek
The court-martial adjourned for the Gay
at 1850 o'clock
A RUSSIAN SUGGESTION.
LONDON, September The Odes1 va
! correspondent OF the Daily News say
| 1T is suggested that the explanation CT
Cermanv's reluctance to take active
! measures 10 prove Dreyfus,s innocence
! ues in the fact that when the late 70.
! Alexander wanted information as 70 thv
| French military situa ton, with a view 20
| tho alliance. Captain Dreyfus was one OF
! he officers ordered by the French 70 pr p
! mare the necessary report. Two sun
| rerorts were prepared and rejected ons
! 80 stolen from the archives by Ester
| hay and gold TO Germany, whiSn nus
| nossesses documents IN the actual hana,
writing OF Dreyfus, but is unwililnis ~
| avow her share In shady trahs"0''oi'
scHWARTZKOPPEN HEARD FROM
BERLIN. September 6.-Tne L1kai co nn-
| zeiger publishes an interview WIN - -
ne iIs Schwartzkoppen. which is believed 20
| 5esne Germanys policy towards me
Dreyfus AFFAIR when asked Ssno whet rSlon m1
scbwartzkoppen CURLY replied:
mo. / do not think the Emperor VIII
permit me to make a statement Have We ~
not already adopted line oil eon on ,r,c ~
Wrist our Ambassador 20 France declared
~ I'VE had had nothing 20 do with the
affair Then, Count Won Brsiow; o Gsrmsa
Minister Of Foreign Analrs, y ,nn,iu n
she Reichstag. What good can be done
by a further assurance
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