The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-13
DRfYFUS 70 Be PARDuIED.
30 ACTIOs, HOWEVER,, UNTIL
COUNCIL o. Rev1ssoN ACTS.
The goveDent - Boycott Paris Ex-
pOset10n Grows, 0o1 p4oto0to
Against the Verdict Are AsAs ~
PsbDse Boards IN vasS0os Cities.

A0o1Dot the VeBOSet A1e hoOe -
PsbDss Boards IN vssSsss CsaSes-
LONDON, Sept. ia-ThA Paris CORE
spondent OF shsADaiiy Cbfoaicis c1Aims
TO have good authority for the statement
that Drsyfus viii b pArdon<d, al
though President Lovtet Wit not exercise
his prerogaftve until after the meeting OF
the council Of reviaon.
Dyeyfss Reads Letters 81 Sympathy.
RENEEE. Sept. l2--Nath.eu Drsyfus
has returned here. ana visited his brother
this morning In prison. He found him seiH
bearing W wen. The prfsonef has re-
ce4ved an enormous number of Letters OF
sympathy since Saturday. He spends the
greater part Of the day reading them.
GsswsaG Agitation for Boycott.
LONDON. Sept i1.-Tssegfams from tho
principal capitals report growing agitation
IN favor Of boycott Of the Paris expos
ton. but there IL no indication OF any ON.
cial movement. Several additional Arms an
nounced This afternoon their Intention 70
suspend preparations OF their exhibits until
the Dreyfus bio. n wiped out
Tho London solicitors ~ the Frsnch con-
suiats have resigned ~ prstsst agstn&
the verdict Of the Dreyfus coust-mArtid.
chseagoass VIII Hst Go.
CHICAGO, Sept. i1-Indismatiou over
the outcome Of the prsyfus trial has caus-
ed . party Of over 30 chicag6Ans who were
song to the fair 10 abandon their trip.
Louis Bale, who n the tysasuSer Of the
party. and who. since the system was In
augrFated. year ago. has been receiving
weekly Yemitssncss fron those who pro
posed going today issued nosices 70 the
Ia Ia - Yr0tehA
States Express building. and get their
meney.
Imms1lassly after the verdict In the
Dseyfus thai. Mr. Bale oo0snenced re-
ce1ving letters from member0 OF ths party.
saying that under no circumstance would
they visit Erancs.
neseIstions ~ New YoSk Aldermen.
NEW YORK. Sept l1--TlH board of al
dsrmen today adopted unanimously and
without discussion these resolutions on the
Dreyfus verdict:
whereas. Since the last session OF the
municipal assembly. the intelligent psopIe
Of the world have been startled BY the re-
port % the conviction of Capt. Drsyfus:
and
Whereas, We feel that his conviction
Was unjust and not sustained by the re-
ported facts and testimony: now. therefore.
be IL
Resolved. That the municipal assembly
extend 10 Capt Dreyfss It's sincere syn
patty: and further.
Resolved. That In the interests Of Jus
tee. humanity and republican institutions.
re express tie hope tina; the great wrong
VIII be corrected. that truth and justice
shall SrcsAii'
Nass Meetlng ~ Louisville.
LOUISVILLE. KY. Sept i2-About SO
at hail fhfH "a q
70 participate In an exhibition Of sympathy
for Capt Dreyfus Resolutions denounc-
inx the verdict Of the court-mart.ai were
adopted, addresses were delivered BY gem
ti~men OF local prominence. among them
Rev Eaten. q Baptist minister. who SAID
that IL justice were denied Dreyfus ne
should be In favor OF changing the name u
Louisville.
Gofvestea Also Condemns Verdict.
0ALvEeTON. Tex.. Sept. n.-At a MAS
meeting tonight the citizens OF Galveston
adopted resolutions condemning TIE Drey-
sua verdict. hut expressing the conviction
tina, the Ebersy-iowng people ~ France
would themselves see justice done.
Kansas City Board of Trade.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Sept I2-By a
unan nous vote the Kansas City Board OF
Trade today adopted resolutions densunc-
ing the procedure which resulted In the
conviction % Capt. Drewfus.
WrssisA CeIambia VIII Not E1hibis.
VANCOUVER. Il. &. Sept i.-Uniess
President isauhet promptly reyerses the
iniaatoes decision IN the case Of Capt
Dreyfus. the British Columbia government
IL being urged 20 notify the French su-
thsrtties 1T an early date that they Will
toin with other lands os liberty and ''caii
Paris exposition OF iSa
Germany 90 Tahe No Omeial Action.
BERLIN Sept. lz-The German COM
missioner for the Paris exposition ac-
coutpansed bv three assistants has gone
20 Part. 20 complete arrangements for the
German exhibitors This - generally tn
'erpreied as indicating that Germany has
no intention as a nation Of refraiaing
from participating therein.
Many - the newspapers are pointing
cut that the exhibition Is not connected
with politics and they counsel nodera ton
until the action 81 the other nations Is
determined
Gcrmanys action. I, IS stated. Will be
governed largely hy that of Great Britain.
~ United States and Austria
The Neusts Nachr;chten SAYS n IL ex-
trsnaely improbable that Germany win
case ny allowing documents proving the
Innocence ~ preyfps and Es,erhasy's
gtilt 20 bc published
hut. tire paper adds there are reasons
% believe that should the French gov.
ernmcnt officially apply fur these papers
the documents would BE produced with
cWt hesitation.
Episcopal Ciergym~n Protest
SAN FRANCISCO Sept. !e-Ths f,,-
Owing message aas been sent 10 rress-
dent Mehinisy BY fhs Episcopal clergy
% this city.
no eleylcus of the Protestant, Frisco
pal church 90 san Francisco. profoundly
showed by TIRE verdict n the pr~yfus case
na>i earnestly Teq4ext your sse4ilsncy ID
taSa sueo Aet3yn locking tewara 70
NFr-ai of tAe S~nteFsee As = possible ana
compatible NTH ;Ae 1iDl4snatEe relations
existing between tie tsa nafssns"
TIE fhEoraats Itsh representing al
ne prsrEsRent Ivstsh wcmer Of Sal
fTsncisoe has sen a cAhtegrar es syn
palay - Nine. Dreysas.
Received Qai~tty Ia France.