The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-23

the terms OF intimacy which prevailed at
the dinner must be taken into account.
Il do not forget" said NJ. Labor, but
i am referring specially to the somewhat
strong remarks you made OF nj. Denange.
Did you not say 10 me when 1 spoke OF
Maitre Demange's belief In the innocence
OF Dreyfus: Demange. Don't mention
him. He IS counsel for the German En-
bassy.' (Cries OF Ohio. OhD
NJ. Berth: "If | remember l VIII reply.
/ am here to tell the truth ana VIII tef
all / know. / am here for the truth' ike
you
NJ. IAbori: "When ! asked why you
said that. you said that NJ. pemahse al
ready defended other spies, and he was
an official defender"
lieutenant Colonel Berlin admitted the
truth OF M. IAborrs statements.
NJ. Labor. continuing You should De
sure regarding your Intervention OF ~.
Demange, because a barrlster Oh n1
standing Is not appointed ofnclally uiii099
there are important reasons Tor IT.
"Nv belief in the innocence OF DIZZY =
fus." NJ Laborl added. began .nat uay
I give you my word Of honor thf' I',' :
tenant Colonel Berth admitted nc no. "
grudfe against Maitre Demange say ~, !, ;
II was because he defended Dreyius Dau's
by persisting in making Dreyius o'hs o.
the charges against him Bieutenant-|oi-
onel Berth evidently thought Mature
Demange ought TO have Joined WIN inc
others in trying 70 convict Dreyius'
Colonel Jouaust here declared the INCL
dent closed
NJ. Domange. however. interposed, say
ing: You will. however. allow me 10
appear on the scene" Gaughter).
Continuing. VI. Demange said ne PFC
ferred 10 speak in the presence OF Lieu,
tenant Colonel Berlin ad ing as the III
o0zreyftrs was held behind closed doors,
Lieutenant-ColonelB Berth could lot kho"
If I defended him well or H.
NJ. Bertin-'T heard of the speech lot
the defense afterwards
VI. Demange then said that the fact
that he was chosen 70 defend spies was
proof Of his discretion.
4 brief adjournment followed and when
court resumed it's session MAJOR Genuron
was called 10 testify regarding the Aus
trian woman. Madame Dc.ey. lie SAID
1t was against her influence over Dreyius
that he had warned Colonel Berlin AZ
headquarters.
Major Besse, Captain B0ulenger, C'lonel
Jeannet and Major Masitre all testihed. In
the main their evidence was uninterestin 3
and largely surmise and hearsay, but II
was distinctly biased and intended 70
bolster up the assertions N the generals.
The court then adjourned.
SUSPICIOUS PACKAGES.
VI. Labori last evening received two
mysterious parcels. believed 10 be internal
machines. They were deposited I'm the
artillery powder magazine.
Late this evening it was given out that
the contents II the internal machines
had been found filthy but not dangerous.
VIENNA. Aug. 22.-The Neus Wiener
Tageblatt says IL understands that one
hundred and sixty documents arr about
10 be published that will prove the limo
cence Of Dreyfus and the guilt OF Henry
and Esterhazy
COLONEL SCHNEIDER ARRIVES.
PARIS. Aug. 22-COlonel Schneider. the
Austrian military attache, has arrived at
his embassy here. The officials Of the
embassy declare the attache will say
nothing regarding the letter incident until
the Dreyfus courtmarHal is concluded.
ESTERHAZY KISSED.
LONDON. avg. 2.-Commandant Comte
Ferdinand Walsin Esterhazy was recog-
nized to-day while walking along oxford
street, London and was soon surrounded
by a crowd Of people. who Kissed and
grOaned. EsteThazy was unable 10 find
refuge in n cab until the police dispersed
the people.