Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-16

leIHabH 'ol. iMprc on Col. u. AbheVlllc
know. Continuing Mime. Henry said.
When ms husband returned from
lhe Cherchg Midi prison after taking
DrgyfuH thern, ! asked why be was On
duiy ana hH answered. \ have Just
carried out thH most painful task nn
officer can have. ! have taken Co the
Dhercho MIll Iu officer accused vi the
ir'Ehtiul crime VI treason without
naming bcyfua 1o added II b.F y1u
not CO. rUest Ot Do Tor some time. ne
Do uu unfortunate fellow
I'm th' letter your husband wrote
you before DIE death said COL
Juualal ilg us,d the N..la. what
nl.fgt llng 20 have met such o.
~ thl8 the witness replied. $50. BE-
I'D not say that Ito Said. You Eul.
very wei la whose interests ] ugtHl'
meaning that he acted ln The interests
" The country. lie used 60 say @, mu.
acted except Zoo the interest Of the
country
Madame Henry then remarked.
nN Know N.H sentiments. renflHa
men. He committed forgery On account
" Col ligguurs proceedings, and 10
was iu order Go save the army CONF
promised by the dishonesty OF lts one.
miles profound asnHau1ul
did Ngu ever hear" COL JuuHuat
asked The witness. "uf "a letter col
Henry la said Co have addressed 90
Major EHtcrhazy1"
Sever. fcrl0d Nine. Henry on
leaving the witness box Mime Henry
looked stornly ut che prisoner
RuCEEr rs FIERCE.
Gen. Roget followed. Tie rmygraod
The ola ground giving Die reason. for
hlH conviction " the guilt uf bryfuH.
Tie declared There was uH charge
against EstHfh1zy with the exception
or lhr resemblance uf hl1 handwriting
10 that uf the b0rlgrsau Moreover tho
witness added. there has been u now
fact since tho Judgment of the court ur
cessation, namely EHfufhlgyH confess
sion That Dec wrote the burdurpuu uut.
no. added. LHiDthlzy advanced and
MithdfDW hIH confession lutrrmltt1uUy.
Gen. Roget spoke Tor three hours wIth-
out ldluglng any new facts only ro.
ltcrItug lu the mort firgIhlu terms
that has been hluIi about lu ths
anti Dryfurnrd press Tor year past.
The most Interesting part ~ his trau-
muny was his attack oa col plcpuart,
which VIII undoubtedly .taI Co. tho con,
ifguuuon W the two men.
Tic treated breyfuH without mercy.
both lu words ana ntiui, lu fact. IL
seemed NJ times, uH tlHutn De- would
provoke the prisoner IutD striking him.
The generate manner was most pass
.H..'.AN.. 800 iNN' 'HNNAN"N NNN NNN| Gnu NE
DIE testimony De uttered the most ruth.
less attacks ou urgyluH
FIRE ~ DREYFus' EYES.
one could see the nro 600 Drcyfus'
eyes. and IN his tightly cluChel Jaws
could Doe OWNED the struggle that was
going on within him. The captain Of
Egn d'HrmoH. seated beside DfuyfuH.
watched him closely The seconds
passed like hours. and the spectators
held their breath
IL was perilpuH moment but ORGY
fus won the battle over his passions.
ana whom koEcta voice was az lnngth
heard again. every one knew the dan
Ecr was past. and deep drawn sigh
OF relief came from the audience.
IMPRESSION FAVORABLE.
The general Impression left by today'a
proceedings o. uufavuruhlU owing 60 the
absence Of such cfusH-vxumluutlous as
NJ. Labor would have given MAJ.
Lcbon and Gugrin and owing 20 the
fact that Gen. RoTots testimony re-
ceivcd no reply. Ills testimony will
prove damaging when N. DC Mango
questions him tomorrow. although ~
de Mango cannot De- said up 10 tho pres
Nut 90 have shown any "a eat advantage.