Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-28


only read one document. After read
ing that document ] handed the dos
sier to the clerk, saying, L am tired
This caused another great sensation
and Interruptions almost deveIoninp
into a roar, which caused Col. Jouaust
to order the commandment of gendarmes
to maintain silence.
Col Maurel as he spoke. was. was
greatly excited. and trembled. The
fingers of the right hand opened and
shut nervously, while those of his left
kent up a tattoo on he bar of the Wit
ness stand.
Capt Freystaetter steadfastlv re-
garded his former colleague, his cold.
determined attitude having an i'm
mense effect on the audience whose
great agitation rapidly increased as ex-
citing incidents followed.
N. Labor asked whether Col. NaureI
confirmed the explanations Of cant
Freystaetter and what the latter had
said in regard to col. Maurel. The lat
ter replied: II answer with all frank
ness and all truth. | only listened to
the reading Of the documents very alb
scntly. 1t was not interesting"
CShouts of Oh, Oh. and much laugh
teri.
The witness concluded with saving:
That is all, monsieur le president. /
remember nothing else"
Capt. Frcystacttcr was then requested
to definitely give Ms recollectinns con.
corning the production Of a secret docu.
meme at the courtmartal Of 1891. His
manner was quice ana collected as he r..
piled: Not only did see them. but
assert col. M&urcl had them in his hands:
and. what is more. | assert that hc mad.
a commentary on each dUcuucnt AS i,
asscd his hands" Ummrns, ...,s.,tinn,
col Nalirrl very male H.. ,,.,,,,,i,. ,,rL
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which used laurhi,r, '''.'' '''i''
ii could NIT haTr acted W. Cam Frey.
stactt.r asserts" said M.u.,l - vas
;oo conscious II my duty vi al.,u .ny ".i
TO influence in any way the igdgrs whose
prcsidcu. | vas. ana If VIVA, cant FREY.
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"a, Naur.l admitted thc tru.h ~ ,tt4
statement. adding: capt. Frrvsta,tt..r
referred I'll doubts when haI been
forgery. II. spoke II ill.,. ansuish Nv
which hi. cnnxrirnc. was iorturrI
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in hi. avn v,oy,
Nj. Labor requested tia Judges I'd none
that no contradiction wa offered 90 Capt
+ rr}stagIlgI Siai' I' .hat me Paniz
communicated To I'm" Judges III lN4. ann
under these circumstances. Glen. MerCitr
having said that he hdd given an order
that the telegram should not bc commit
n!catrd. ana whereas HI hdu also testified
that the, urGcr VS. carried out. counsel
begged the president of the court ~ ask
the statement. which entirely contra
lfcrad his evidence. Great Srnsa tiOny.
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