The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-17

the, prisoners late father who was na,ura
lsod Frenchman In 1873 az Carpentaras
Mhere TWO OF hts three daughters have sine,
married, This probably accounts for the ton,
OF KIND feeling IN NJ. Guerin's deposition.
Nine Henry. dressed In deep mourning
| ZANE from tse convent whore she Is staying
shs says her age Is 26 She Is commonplace
and vulgar, ana shows In her figure ana com.
piefion, that she shared the good cheer OF
SO fond
0r There was very little in her, evidence :
henry one nieht at the dining room table
rasuns the bordereau on n sheet OF gummed
naner and that II was torn into small frae-
menus NOW. the photograph | was show
Of 1.-THE photograph which was done Tor
the intetligtnce depsrtment--shows II was
simply torn half way across and rot IN frag.
net known to Henry es Wsr The Pseaar DUES @s
nat she afterward admitted that Henry knew
sss,ernasy any years previously in runs.
She was scarcely audible but u hardly mat.
tered, rs she delivered herself OF lot of
russian about Henry's patriotism aud de-
yotion TO the army.
General ROGET like all the other generals
VINO preceded him. came as witness, but ha
acted as public prosecutor He aud they
reminded, me OF devils advocate. but
dead set asdinst the unfortunate Droyfus,
WHO must have been tortured while the gen.
erel went on with statements. deductions. in
nuendoes and suggestions that were all Jam
10 all the oincers present Roget was acting
IN good faith. his statement was UNANIMOUSLY
wicked But he made point.
Major Hartman. who testified before the
Se"rt Of cessation about the, gun mentioned
N the iordcronu. said II hal been tested In
lssi ana that every one knew all about IN Ia
lspi This Roget denied.
. Who was this man Wevl asked Glnclal
kog,t lie vas :he uncle by marriage Of Mat
thieu Droyfus.
The accused uuiverea with rage like ono
hall irpalod and starting up he protested at
having to SIT still for two hours while tor
trred by witness who tore Lis very heart
nut
the two previous DAYS but when the oircum-
stance of Wevl making the ceNslaton about
ne gun was mentioned II hardanod into the
itn est severity.
What is very strange is that Weyl's rela-
ions with General Du pellieux and Esterhazv
we're never nrobed, although they we're much
aiken IN. Wevl was sent to Coventry by the
lationalsts for having written articles ia
cradle to England in the Journal des De
,ats. He was at the same time excluded |
rom the offices of the ministry Of marine 10 |
which as editor OF national journal ha had |
rec entrance.
| thought at the time of the articles in the
written and creditahle He must have known |
llfred Drcyfus. since he was Matthews un- |
le-in,law; There are many nationallsts who !
ationaiists are ALWAYS rahid.
NJ Lehon brazened out the charges that he
I'D sent .bartarously cruel orders to Devils
Violence rs II serious plan for enabinS
)rcyfus to escape was on foot. Had he es-
aned in 1896 Nj Lebon was answorablo TO
Ii France.
Former mir lister Of colonies seemed in
nired merely by the instinct 1f sclf-presHrva-
on--our guardian angel in the mntetiai, but
ever in thu moral order. ~-ro is u saucti-
.onious pric protestent -ss~ of the SORT
uowr In France as 'some Jcsuital protest
fts., He wrote poor history Of France for
,ld more aralns: hmself than against NJ.
oyfus. Emily Crawford.