The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-20

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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ness replied that he was justified IN do
Ing 50. owing 10 the similarity Of the
expressions In Il with the terms usually
employed In reports.
n Demange pointed ont that the docu-
ment included IN the dosster contained
the word report"
"Does the original" he asked. ''con-
tain this wordT''
NO" replied the witness.
Replying further. Cuignet said the docu-
ment also referred to the campaign Ia
favor Of Dreyfus, and to orders sent To
Brussels. the headquarters Of the espion-
age system.
II Demange-The paper handed In BY
Gen. Aercisr h therefore only IN ex-
tract.
The witness next gave his idea of how
Dreyfus might have secured plans OF the
fortress. But counsel pointed TO Du
Patty de Clans report at the time OF the
arrest Of Dreyfus. In which he declared
that no document had disapDeared or
could have disappeared from the min
istfy OF war.
Ossyfas Densanees CaiGnst.
When Dreyfus was asked IL he wished
to reply to this witness. he declared he
had never asked Maj. Cuignet for docu-
ments. except by the desire OF his chief.
Maj. Bertrin.
IAN the details which Mai. Cuisnet has
given on this subject" said the prisoner.
''sprang out OF his own imagination, and
are due to the same state Of mind which
prompts unreasoning Diterness even
against an innocent lna
Do raty de Ciam Does Not Appear.
Amid . buzz Of excitement, the name
Of Mai. Du Patty de Clam was called out,
whereupon Maj. Carrsere said De Clam
had been officially informed that his
presence was necessary to the court
martial ana II was hoped ne would be
| y,,v.~nrn.,,, .cr,r,,s..rv "a $3.50 -
a.. 80 a. - -. -.,s~...N
80 '''.'' s'''Ss eAl~ "osai'csson wac
sent
a. ene fequess OF ~. Dcmanse. u was
decided 20 notify De Clam that tho court
| martial was ready TO hear his deposition.
| ma nossae9r. -. s..-s
|
| was turner ths'h OF curiosity
when Gen. DE Bossdenre. former chief OF
the general stan OF the French army, adj
vanced 10 the witness box and took the
| customary oath to tell the truth. The rem.
/ srai remarhei ,bat IN v,.~, :, e. a,h..,.-
tive evidence already given he would try
| ~ M nu.I'sals es'sweo TIE
'NAAes :" vac ministry OF war; the as
.asy " she ooIoefeau. the arrest ana
80 :. -. snu 'Ae 1e''ess al
.sseu CONCESSIONS peAofS the ceremony OK
s',.s 49, .Dsun''en. oat.
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s3 0 ais'.eo % So''
a.rs-,,rn. - - So.
-, $3.50 'au ~ee,ue"
70 sppo'ne "iui because ne thousnt Fic-
quart TOO eeif-conndent ana sufficiently
deferent.al toward his chiefs.
ma yns rnuNx n.~~s., r-,,A
.u In. heer sa,s. continued n.r ~.
Boisdeffre. that = secret package OF pa
pess were SHOWN to the judges OF the
eoaE'-Hasua' oi isss positiveiy assert
u-ss 80 "a, ss au soncerheo ! never
sa,aas ~ r., 49,, sS en-
| col p,conart never ao,nt.a ~. ~,,,,. -
| Dreyfus and never even expressed doubts
| OF his guilt when he took over the duties
OF chef OF he intelligence department.
me hfst 'nstrucuens l gave him were
~ W. ."now UP sue pes'us AFFAIR, ana u -
,....,a..e sae 1esai' ot THESE
First Talk ~ Esterhasy.
| The general next ac.rrthsa ~. ,n,sr.
view between himself and S~o, p,con.r,
| when tho latter nrs, r,.,.,anss r,s,..s..
wisaons, however, connecting him with the