The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22


The prisoner replied:
mo. / will reply when Patty de Clam is
here"
NJ. GrIbelin. the principal archivest Of
the headquarters staff. was the next wit
ness. He testified with great volublllty.
The witness said he was cOgnizant Of
Dreyfus' relations with loose women. VI.
Grlbelin recapltulatcd the discovery Of
the leakage at headquarters, the arrival
Of the b0rderau, etc.
THE BORDERAU.
Colonel Jouaust: when was the Dor
dereau received at the Intelligence Depart
mcnt2"
VI. Griboiin: "The bordereau arrived be
tween 1 and 2 o'clock in the morning In
September. 1894. After examining it we
did not hesitate 10 attribute il 90 an Of
fcer Of the headquarters staf.
II. Grlbelin positively asserted that Is
terhazy never came 90 the Intelligence
Department.
Questioned as to the alleged indiscretion
Of Colonel Picquart ia showing the secret
dossicr. witness said that when he saw
VI. Lcbun IN NJ. Picquart's Office IN the
autumn Of 1884,. while the secret dossier
and the carrler-pigoon service were lying
on Picquart's table. they had not been re-
moved from their envelopes.
When questioned as 10 the HberatuF
document the witness said he still Won
dered how 81 came into Esterhazy's hands
and could not understand why Esterhazy
was not arrested when he brought ths
document TO the Ministry OF War
Ronlving 10 NJ Demange. VI. Gribelin
admitted having mixed up Patty de Clam
4-fertfn.. ID, favor az Ester
hazy.
The admission created a sensation
Nfaitre Demanee questioned the wit
rs AZ length as 10 the relations be
tween the witness Esterhazy and Patty
do clam. but NJ. GribelR' put him of
with the suggestion that Maitre De-
mango had better question Paty De cam
when that gentleman arrived.
This caused a general laugh.
Colonel picouart. questioning the VII
ness declared incidentally that Ester
hazv on securing the IAberatur document
had utilized it 20 "levy shameless black
mail on the government
1fa4or Tauth followed. He discrlDed
Honry's relations with the foreign Spies
DescrbIng the presentation Of the bofde-
reau AZ the office. he said
HENRY FOUND 1T.
zone morning. IT may have been sep
.,,,,h.r 9tth or another date, though lt
cannot matter much, / arrived az inc
office and was about 20 enter the room
iu which I usually work, when So.o'1e'
Henry who was walking DO the colIlto't
called 60 me and took me into MS io'il
caotain Nathon arrived simultaneously
NJ b.1 scarcely entered when Colonel
Henry showed the packet received anu
evbu,ifing some pieces he had pasted TO-
pefher said: II is frighuul Just see
What I have found In this packet
I'VE walked To- q window ana all three
bog3n 20 read the contents OF paper
which was none other than the Doroe-
re.u we discussed who could be the
81 must add that N. Grihein entered
the room and was Informed resai ii'5
th. document. AT the same time me Dor
doraau was only shown 90 Colonel SAND
borr half OF three quarters OF an h'''
later when he arrived ,.,
NJ discussing the petit hleu. MAJOR
Tautb said il reached Colonel tIcq u"''
enclosed in % packet early Do Al"i,
Mai. Tauth's extremely long disqui7l1-3n
was listened 10 In profound s4ehle. llt
protested nj Picquart allegations asH'iiS-
him I'm the course of the Tavernier M
a. tile instieator and perhaps also '"0
writer Of the Henry forgery.
81 daolare" said Lauth. that If 10y IN
erf~-rr or writing il I had share 10
any way whatever IN the pernetr1t''n
al the Henry forgery / should nave
avowed &c the dag Henry committed SUE
cfEe I am not even now afraid or tne
,,,,or nor the rome of lie Mercier-PicHt.
nor even OF n broken glass omelette
Affs- controvertiug further statements
OF Pic1uart. Major Lauth. in conclusion
declared that Henry 'who knew NOBODY
on the newspapers" held quite alooi from
the "Dress campaign organized Dy lhe
Dreyfusltcs.
PICQUART AGAIN.
At the instance Of NJ Demange, Colonel
picouart again described the alterations
al the petit bleu. and declared ihat i'e
last time he say &C.. the day before ne
started on his mission. II was IN mo
same condition as when first handed nm
Since then il had been materially altered,
intedlneations being made IN Ink OF the
same color. but chemically different.
Cantafu Junck followed Tie said he
was n probationer. simultaneously with
Drovfus. but I'm another department CT
the War Office. Tie saw the prisoner
great deal and detailed conversations I'm
which he alleged Droyfus spoke Of great
sums he had lost in gambling and IN
Intercourse with loose women.
zone day" the witness proceeded
"yvhon we were visiting the Concourse
Hlupique. we met three immoral women
who bowed 20 us. Dreyfus returned their
greeting. when / said to him: Wen. for
n married man. you have nice acquaint-
anccs.'
ole replied that they were Old friends
Of his bachclorhood. and. pointing 10 one
OF them. said her name was Noltesse and
that she had house on the Champ
Eysee, where she gave nice parties, where
pretty women We're 20 be met and whore
there was much gambling. Dreyfus also
boosted Of his large means and spoke
with great relish Of his comfortable
house and travels"
Witness went over q great deal of old
ground regarding the possible sources Of
Dreyfus' information. The monotOny OF
the session az this juncture was suddenly
broken by N. Bertulus.
Captain Junck was describing incl
dents with Mile Payis, said to have oc-
CURED in the magistrate office one even
ing when Estorhazy and a woman both
discussed what they should drink.
NJ. Bertuus rose suddenly and IN
loud voice asked permission 10 speak.
Colonel JOuaust-"Nou will have an
opportunity later"
n. Bertulus-'I wish 20 speak az once.
ColOQel Jouaust--"Y0u viii have an
opportunity I'm your turn sir; YOU VIII
have It presently. sit down"
Captain Junck proceeded and hts no
count Of what occurred on that occs-
sion was punctured with laughter from
the audiences
DREyFIrs HAS CLEAN HAMS