Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-04

,--s Sept THE ffih weel, OF the
l,-,i % court-mnrtIai Of capt.
n,.yfus Of the artillery. charged
,..,t5n BOO communicating secret
,,s foreign government. began
~, vim hs largest attendance seen
~. ,ess. The Interest In the trial
IA. ,he denoucment approaches
100 days is given as the outside
p. u. Oh, further duration Of the
~. v.r. an exceptionally large
~. n dadles present today, their
n, costumes Swing "a gay look to
t. .aaft room.
-. u..on opened very Interestingly
III be appearance Of the witness N.
,..,s.N ue was dressed In brown
,.-..r sat Ills features are unprc-
,...s-s ana lu fact bis general app
,rss ad very little credit to the
81. rui house 90 which u n ale
~ d. t.fanes His letter 20 Col.
5n5r lfr.ng hts testimony stated
r.t having BEEN mixed up IN political
t-ar. In Austria Hungary be- has
i.- auf.I TO sock refuge In France.
vtrhs hld a friend who was a high
sr..Iaf ihe foreign Office of central
r.HHH ulWUr This friend. tho Wit
r.rn.I. i1IH RIM that certain foreign
frHn 70 France might dcnuunCe him,
t. fHt name mentioned being that ut
Im'at Another foreign ohcer % Tor.
ta ulUnl of staff, similarly warned
b. One day the witness said, when
b. uf visiting the latter he saw him
ul from hH pocket volumlnoua
p.uge containing the military docu-
rthf The 0nlCef said that IN France
- could buy anything. adding. "WhUt
% n g9od Of Jews ~ you don't use
ear
Isns asked ~ he nsccrinincd the
rrt q thc traitor IN this case NJ. Ger
IgE. rrlirl. 40. because the uilcDr
81 i.rldy said pruyfuH was his In
frumt"
~ answer and the tone In which Il
va delivered evoked movement Of
l.fUgliy among the audience.
Nli Cgwgro representing the gov
Crn.ri, asked TINT the court hold fur.
20 Mulnlu0u OF this witness behind
cf4 doors. ln view OF the diplomatic
r.s q Do testimony.
81 ltoh then announced that since
n WUHCutI1n had summoned the aid
q. 'HrIFnHH De intended Co mako fore
taI trr.uuluu Go have complete stops
tlH ihfUugh foreign channels 60 noe
cuH whether tho document meu-
iII i1 ihH hurdorplu were delivered
tatfsgn power and n so, by whom.
10 announcement. N Col. Juunuat
t.H.au Do fhU application. viii have
lmllU.ut consequences, The
NH " 81. lnh1rl created deep im-
l'rt1r. a7 They made % evident that
@ ior thH defense 10 ON tho war
ilA today
ln second witness called was 81. An
~ fk tn " BHrtulluH Judge 81 the
,.ii e can q % who rgCelv. thH CON
f n The late Lieut., col. Henry.
~ A.lre dspIHcd that h. overheard
l.,.i COZ Horny pxClum.
lri Insist, beg NJ you. The honor
u u army must be saved before
tIythHnF"
~ aHt Important witness was tn,
~ h0Wn mathematician, NJ. Pain
W. VINO began by tearing NJ. Bertll-
~ 4sigm ~ augmentation 90
l.Ht 81. pu.ul0yo then entered upon
,fanll topic which quickly won him
gale attention of the audience. and
4tll ln dramatic scene which kept
Y. tteaiurs iu state vi excitement
81 pg.HIgyy ruferred 10 his evidence
t'gs The court OF c1rFl,n. and pro.
luiu,ti y,hDmontlv nraiust mo Ver.
t.1 gy5n by den. t,onge of a conycr.
gln with 81. Hadnmarl. cousin OF
u1lilF iu which nj Hndnmard ok.
!ugl belief In tho rullt oil prey-
u
.. Nrgr" explained pninleye. "dld NJ.
hlllmlgd doubt the Innocence oil M
'a.H.'
u'a G0nso asked 10 be heard. and
iale9 De stage. After dcolprlnr that
IN ghole matter Was iuslgnincaut.
(, NouEa Iuslnuuted that tho fnlth nf
y hldamarl and NJ. painlcvc In the
y 0le0 of DrHyfus must have been
'' 5ih.n,l recently.
~ lllu.HgU replied, warmly insist
~ lhat ha never had any doubt 0f
n'lil' innocence. The Two mon then
,-i "a Il hammer and tourr. pnlnlpyc
.5If Gen. Gunso with hls arms fold
,i ltl thrust homo his qupsti0na and
i,.u until Con. 0opse beenme rli
W. face Then Gen. ROGET foIned In
W., discussion NJ. Labor 6epan a
s......,a'ezlm.nltlon NJ Oon. Gonae re-