The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-08-22

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We're MISSING q your notes 'aAeil a. ti'e
lectures given by the Military Coheges
Ihat mas peen the SUBJECT OF REMARK,
Dreyfus-"No my Colonel not IN 1888,
| (Sensation)
Ferret, former porter OF the Ministry
Of War, who is alleged to have caught
Dreyfus prying into the work of some OF
his fellow officers during their absence,
testified that towards the end Of 1893, on
returning from his lunch, at an hour the
| officers were usually out, he found Drey-
fus in the Fourth Bureau, standing with
a stranger, a civilian at the table, con-
sulting a document which seemed to the
| witness to be connected with the trans
port Of troops.
NJ. Demange-.sWhy did you not give
| this evidence in 1s94?'
Witness said he regretted he had over
| looked It. Besides he added, it was not
his business to suspect his chiefs
Demange-'tThe Court win form its own
| onintons of this Eve years silence
| NJ I,abori-.-when did the witness first
mention these facts?
/ Ferret-.I do not remember" 6N4ur-
murs.)
NJ. Labor-''Try. It would be interest
ing TO have an explanation
Ferret-"It was about year ago."
The prisoner protested against such
statements. which. he said, were nothing
but ..vile insinuations' collected by a
| former Minister of war. Great sensa-
tion.)
IT never went into nv Office continued
Drevfus s.at any other time than the
hours of duty. I declare it was Impossible
or at least most difficult for a civilian to
enter the offices of the Ministry of War"
Dreyfus added that. accompanied by
Madame HoUlgate in August or Septem-
ber. 1884, he happened to go TO his office
at noon, though the usual hour was two
o'clock.
Colonel Jouaust questioned Dreyfus
relative to his hours of duties and the
difficulty Of introducing a stranger into
the offices. after which General Gonse
asked for permission to speak IN order TO
complete his evidence he said ne re-
eeived letter yesterday evening from
NJ. LIE ChateAer, Chle1 Engineer OF the
department OF Roads and Bridges, ana
me Geiefal reao letter IN Whlcn Le
Ciialeiler SAID
puflhg SIX or seven years had per-
mn ior me Ministry OF W ar ana went
mere q isase z nufdred times. ! dld not
nave 70 snow my permit more than ten
times. on aholner occasion was ac-
coihpdhieu oy Iflend, VINO entered with
oot any otner Iofinalty tnan opening the
saee aiiu saIu'iAs lhe sentry. tLaugntefJ
Geie1ai Solse rsao announcer le'eer OF
similar purport ana Dreyfus said
me rule was strlct. me letters only
prove that certain persons dla not OBJ
ssrVs H.
M. Demange-"lt also proves that since
the Ministry of War was so easily entered
others besides officers could easily pro-
cure information" (Murmurs Of dissent)
Lieutenant Colonel Bertin who was
chief of Dreyfus Bureau in 1894, followed
He trayersed the old ground of Dreyfus'
entry into the department. testified to the
prisoners great zeal at first and said that
this later was replaced nv great care.
lessness in matters of detail
I'm face of this . said Rertin at orad-
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