The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-03
DREYFUS is VERY SANGUINE,
HE EXPRESSED HIMSELF AS CON-
WINGED OF HIS ACauIrTAL.
Sentence Were the symbol OF
Anti-Jcwish OdiuIn.

Rennes July Mime. Dreyfus had thrd
interview with her husband this afternoon,
She found him much better. lie received her
with smiles instead of tears
overdoses of quinue while on the Devil S
islsnd left him with q serious indigestion
lie expresses himself convinced that he Win
be acquitted,
AS the outcome Of the governments pru
dence. all France remains tranquil.
Maitre Labor who viii defend Captain
Dreyfus before the ourt-martial. has never
yet seen him. Nine. Dreyfus has only 90
tanned permission to visit her husband thrice
weekly Tor an hour.
1t seems that in the train one OF the oiIceIs
began to read a newspaper, but, although
Dieyfus had not seen a paper since ne lei'
France. he did not display the slightest ~
terest.
He speaks very little and seems to suffer :
partial PARALYSIS Of speean owing 70 MS long
silence Even on board the Sfa& he had t.
communicate with the officers by writing.
He Is credited good authority with tn
following: My condemnation and sentcnt
were the symbol of anti-Jewish 9dium NY
Judges were involuDtariy deceived May my
tudeserved equation pu. an end to all racial
or religious feuds In the army and in that
France. which / have psssionately loved and
served "
Tomorrow Maltre DemaDge will give him q
written statement OF all that has happened
and fully explain the situation,
The prince Of Monaco has written Nine
Dreyfus sympathetic letter inviting her hus-
band 10 soiourn at his chateau after the &c
quittal which, in the judgement OF tue prince,
is certain to be pronounced
London, July 3.-Mr. G. w. stevens. g.
Daily Mail, THIS morning tnus describes IN
scene at Rennes when llreyfus arrived; Mae
hours OF watching and two minutes of seelns
hut the two minutes were worth the watching,
for It was the best conceived. neatest and
quickest hit OF stage management IN the his.
tory of the French government, You rubbed
your eyes and wondered II II were real. In a
word yon would almost have resumed watch
ing again Bravo. Messieurs, the authorities
Tho correspondent Of the Daily Telegraph
nj Brest saws. Droyfus was boarded on board
the Sfay Ike a Wild beast. He was isolated
like cholera stricken patient. II the cruiser
had founGered be would have gone to ms
crave believing that General Bo.sdefre was
his courageous friend and champion and u.
toeether ignorant that such mar as Colonel
pIcduart exists.
Paris. Iuiy captain coffInere Nordeck
cnTtan of the French cruiser sfax, which
brought CAPTAIN Drevfun to France. saws In
an interview pLtlished today that ne was
struck by the immense power Of self-controi
displayed BY Captain Dreyfus during Inc VoS p
age The prisoners atntude ihfouRhoht wtS
'ono Of irony aud dtsdain-
'lIe had been suffering severely from sea
sickness when he was transferred 10 the staN
but he walked with firm real ana lHrlnR
the entire trim never showed sign o. "euA-
MISS or nervousness.
Captain Dreyfus was ignorant Of th- faet
tina, new court martial awaited ma AID
remained in ignorance during the hrat part
of The voyage when be was finally informed
\ no. n muscle OF his face moved, ne merely
said I have no III VIII toward anyeo5y |
never have ceased 10 love. he did net all
| lude to the subject again during his voyage
| Most of the time he passed IN reacing''
MarseiIcs. July There was slight dis
| turbanoes hero today. growing out Of Discus
sions regarding the Dreyfus affair The police
made several arrests.