The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-26
ESTERHAZY THE MAN.
One Witness Testifes to His AdmiS-
sion of His Guilt,
BERTILLON SHOWS HIS SYSTEM,
Attempts Co Explain 10y IL How He
Came TO Incrimiuate Drcyfus as
Author of the BOrdCrcau-liis
Exhibition Was Theatrical
One. But by No Means
Convincing.

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' et uhe monte was 100, i.i''' .''''''
ON all sides when the session ciosed, ana
the audience mainly mace uP Oh Di'5-
iusards, was being pfessed ""'a."e Ds 'No
sendarmes' VINO cieor the cou'I IOol' "'
soon as ihe court ""J '"I.'S'
NcYei tle-e-s' even 'Ne DI'S Us"l N7 VIZ
not deceive iheneeiFe7 t7 i' tH' ei'', "'
Al. borllons testimony OF demons i"-
uon' may nave upon 'ue J''t'9' "D'
they iear, WiH oe t"irN 10y Nhal '"o
Dreyiusaids consider spurious
All me judges are sIAd'"'eS ol 'n,
Escoie IoHt,tii4Ie' 'Ne h.Hi,el S'',''i ~.
science ln France. ana lhey are n'El'y
interested ln N. i'lr,ll'on l.', i.,"
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lll'S 10 tn.ih' r''9 mag '' guy
MS IeAa'IiH5 l"t'l'i--'i ""l-N '9 ''''
imam any memocr ol lHe "uuieIice ''uiu
90 TO-DAY lI inc Judges "ocel" h'I'i-
ION premise iitl l"9' "9 an Ca
peri Spy. nIu H.l "l''' "i'''''''
Niltihsf "ut Ih 'i'.e llii''ai''Ii 'F'" '''-
triying 20 give me letters me appearance
OF having been traced in order lo iepuul-
ate ihem as % Forgery il oetecleu 'te" '',e
structure puAt upon lnl7 si'uh"-"oIh
may be scienuiicaIy correct
Even Dreyius' Wnen SHOWN heriIloh
demonstrations. admitted inc ingenuity
and plauslblly OF me system lhouIh
he haiuItiiy aec.iIea tnal i1 was ou'''
upon iaise pass.
WAS IilhAiltll AZ.
a remarkable feature OF w. ertliloh
oeposuon was the neat a"u eA.llei"'"'
ne put lIio "htl was 'Ap'oie" a. ID. "
CAIN ulepa7-l'Iile exposition OF ms
ine"iy' IIe ll'i' 'e'' 7Ii'' zen a"' "''.d
hs arms as thoabh e"H5-e' 'l some 'eI-
r'ole dispute. once ne li.iaiit sHrl'N
ana hum"eFs ol 'He usA.i 1HHlence WHO
had been uno"Ie lo TOTO" MN ana were
taxing me arr lh 'le e'a. aIu' Iu7l'u
hi0A lnI1 'Ii' "'iI "I' ,''.i" "'l ','5
WHAT "a' "iPi'7i''' a"' INI'H ..'n ''i'l ''r
was iulminiihs some o'ean'u. o-llic4a-
lon oi the accused
lIe ct'lltm'h' WIS ."ihr" h'o hlIdillS
when they found lhdt he Was merely ia
pressing upon the judges the significance
pi ihf tAt't space. measures DID Genuine
tres netWc tW0 words in he rrlercah
The military witnesses. AN ot whom SIT in
bunch leaving Colonel Picquart and M
Iertuus severely Isolated followed 81
EertNon's statements with "a grave and
wise expression OF CouutcnauCe upon which
never suspicion of 20 smile appeared. as
though they understood every word EvI-
IDENTIFY they had received 20 Mot D'Orfre to
nr.s re thls attitude for without seeing the
diler.ns fnov could not have unlcr-.ood
any lctier thau did the general pubic.
Tbe Frho %. pari- announced to-day
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I"he'a3. 'Hl was i'.o ihat the defence
Intended in lne event of Captain DreyfIs
bolne recordemned to ask the German
government 90 communicate these d0cu.
mcuis proving DIS innocence and that they
had reason 90 believe that such a request
would be granted
EVIDENCE rs DETAIL.
r lowing ate Ihc Proceedings in detail:
At the oponne of the cssion to-day
considerable comment was caused by ths
request OF ~ Gribclln. the principal arohi-
,isf OF the Hoadquarfcrs' stan for per-
mission to aaseu- himself for twenty
four hours owing 90 "a summons of the
Minister Of War General Marquis DE
Ganifet. who desired to see him in Paris
10 was suggested ihat the Minister of
War wished to refresh M Crbelns mem.
orv which has been so strongly anti
Dreyfas.
Trcn followed the reading of a medical
certificate signed bv two doctors whose
names were no' fam liar to the auiicnce.
setting forth that Colonel Du Patty dc
clam ls TOD )" 'o ''' 80 ~.
at Rennes. at which The audience was
not surprised.
Mad1nC Du IhIN lle Nian als1 Wtplt