The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30


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,-....,., .......-. on Neither side was
.et,..,,,..e nro.
pleased with The outcome 'I ''-'"'
cocdinrs before the courtmarum 'H't i9
t..- ,.....t, D~rvrur The Dreyfus-
W''' ,..., c...7f,r who
ords expected tnal ''''''''
,,..s deputy chief of the Intelligence b'-
....... ,,ra.~ tbo late Lieutonant-Col-
.,t t..,if, that the bor-
q. he"il' .t. ioto
dcreau was received n.I''"' "'
r.ior.f esrdhorr. Had this eNpccldu'h
,--l +t. testimony would have
"oN e...., 80 th.. ac
been sr'n- l''iNl ii' '''
cused. because 80 would nave p'e' ''
ply 90 the anu-Drcyfusards' VINO nav, nav an f',,
alone coutended that Henry received llle
b,raar.au and forwarded it Co Sanathlr'
, fbir~ hs would not have done hao INC
horderelu and forwarded it To- saii.Il.Il L.
e~, ,.rittar bv mis- acc0mphce, Ester
49,, f.~ 3, tba+ event Henry would
49,. ,o.,orize3 the handwriting when
a.. re,.iva5 the brrdereau from the Ger
- f,,rf.--v. ana would have suppress
e4 g., instead Of forwarding il TO sand
be,~
Colonel CarIi,r. however. testihed TO-
-,,. tbat bo WAS absent from the lnielll-
r,,,..rtrporf when the b0rdcreau
srrire1 but that DE believed it was fe-
- i.,. Henry
Noturaliy his statement e'ated the anu-
Drevfusards. hut they had no reason I"
conrratuiate themselves upon the re-
,,.,f,a.r Of cor1Icr's testimony. as it was
-.b-lit ir f.v9r off Dreyfus.
a., tr. other hand. the procession Of
-.r. and officers of the general staff,
..t, 4o,,.,aed am opportunity 20 con-
go. ,,.l,rel cordior. was "a good piece
30 tactics from the point of view of The
o. 1,-.,.e,,esr5s because au the points
a.. ..-,tret,1 ,yoro not of the first im-
.-,,,. ,.t tbefr appclrance ON the
et.,e. ann -ffI- rca1traltiC tious of some oi
r.~ffor.s statements left Co disagreednle
i..,-.ra-slon.
,,-t5,- NfrprrrR GOES FREE
.., " li -.,.'.. - General Nrrcier TO
,..,o-fon co-,ncl Cordior came as "a sur
~ a., many in the audience. who had
.,,,.,,, .ol thaf after last Saturdays scene
,.Lc, ,r.rofor WAS confronted with Cap
ell, rravetacttcr. Doe would remain quiet
I,,t ,rerai.r SIS game t0 the death. Ills
I'm to.f .fa, is INTERPRETED us indica-
.tlett. t,to,tioD of not coing 90 throw
.t, e,.o,uc THE mart he PLAYED fin
,.., ,.,.. tfr, anon fo arrest. and this is
d, .,.,..... to,ic of discussion no the cafes
r.b.r rro.ffn.. places in Rcnues.
-t.-., ,r.s.rs however to be good rca-
t,. .l.. ,,,..rnnant win not take
.,.f. ,.riaus stem until the trial is
''
,.l,., 7o..,,,., rresl3ont Of the court,
..-.i.f coulJ adiourn the trial indie
60 ,f.r,iar who is am important
..... ,,.lro arrested. IL the trial were
',t..,-rol f,r more than forty-cight
,..... 81, ,,,,,rd lapse. aud tint proceed
..... v-o,r7 have fo be gone over again
go, tho hc.innina.
pAN-N-r-p nay IN ATTENDANCE.
49,. .t+./lence was the largest
.,.,i,,- of the trial. Every
4. ,.'. an tbo o,ii ,.ivo to hear the .os-
-. or charles De Frcvcinct. senator
S.'.....e- pra,o,er former Minister Of For
ell- tff,irs and former Minister Of War
e,ii- .1r,lt rolifieian. the "Vhne Mouse"
80 t-re.,b rolitf.s Sat upon the fence
w. ,,ou I'D ba could. His cxprtsslon of a
r..~ r.t the Drevfus agitation would
-.t... trc 1feoirIire of the army greatly
.1 g.. Dr.vf,fsards as calculated
t-a,,nlo rho fnares arainst She ac-
1 nae re f,ilove1 il with eulogy
~ he n,orce, Of the Drevfus campaign.
an e.bailr.r- Itostncr. former vlce-presi-
To,4 10 th. e.rate whose character he
en- II.
Al r,h.r, thon secured another conccs-
.io, fa,or1ilo To Drevfus bv getting NJ.
~, r-r.,oir.t fo admit fhat he could not
'..u . .innla TACT golnr to prove that
-,oro, had boon sent into France from
abroad. o. promote a campaign in favor
M Drcvfus
The general feeling. however. is that his
onrearlneo ON the witness stand has not
materially helped the accused
TUE DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
1roifovinr are tho proceedings i'm detail.
e,be anrc4rlnco of Colonel Corller.
former deputy chief 81 the Intelligence
Denartmcnt OF the War Office. as the first
witness at the Drcyfus court-martial to-
dav. aroused great interest ass since his
prevlous appearance the Colonel has been
released by the Minister of War from his
oath of professional secrecy.
Colonel CordIer said that tho day after
lie returned % Paris from vacation in
1895. Colonel Sandhorr who appeared
greatly distressed. handed him % copy
of the bor1ere1u ou fooiscap paper sand
herr and Cordicr intimately discussed the