Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-31
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II convinced myself" said NJ. Meyer.
'.by a magnifying glass that the Dor
dereau was written in a free hand ana
without hesitation, whereas it is pre-
ciselv hesitation in the formation Of the
strokes which revealed the use Of a
method Of tracing. | can affirm that
It Is in the writing ana in the very
hand Of Esterhazy. That is perfectly
clear 10 me-" tommotiunD
At the conclusion Of his testimony
The witness gave demonstration Of
The faIlacy Of the Bertillon system.
Prof. AuguStr Molinicr Of the school
Iof ancient manuscript gave similar cvi-
Idencr. II" said that each fresh eXami-
nation of the burdereau only served to
( further convince him that ii was the
work Of its,rrhaZy. The witness demon
| strltcd how III" conclusions of The rX-
prrts WHO attributed tho hordrrclu tn
! Grryfus W,rr mutually destructive ana
! GWclt VA TN defects of NJ Bcrtillun's
arguments, pointing out the striking
resemblance Of the alleged dncturrd
| handwriting with Eatelhazy's writing
/ who, H. added. in cvoryhody's opinion,
| had relations with co. :SchwartZkop-
! pen. he former German military at
/ tacha 1t Paris ana the Giss'm.uartirs
mai, .n"t ", ,h'. ,.ri..r.,
| Gen. Mcrcivr requested PERMISSION To-
! speak. ana called attention to the fact
/ that in his testimony before the court
Of cessation Prof. Molinier said a
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mat case Gen MERCER should n"t haNr
repeated ms evidence q n. Grehier pc
lore tilc court 81 cessation rs NJ Gre
hlef showed f-SterhaZy cailSraphy
had become less ana less like the writ
ing both OF the bordereau and OF Drey-
nus
N. Eertll!on, at this Juncture, said ne
desired to speak, but the president Of
the court. Col. Jouaust hastily rose
ana said, amidst laughter: The sitting
is suspended"
Then NJ Bertillon rc-seated himself
in high dudge0n.
ON the resumption Of the sitting NJ.
Georges Pic0t. q member of the insti-
tut". was called for the defense, Maitre
Dcmangc. Of counsel for the prisoner,
explaining that Picct was Summoned
brcausn. in Nav last. he had an inter
view with foreign military attache.
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