The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-31

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PROF NoIinier said a chance was a,,narSnt
in Fsterb59,J,s ba,iu,,itins 80 1ta, any
asked mar he nrofsssor's forr,o,. a,idaprt
no road
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fa,7ss iTC,I,ir.i ~ -, 60. ~, -
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seemed to him cen Marcier inta,.,'anod I'M |
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(Commotion !
Prof. Cirv. also of the school of ancient |
manuscripts. traversed similar eround IN |
that covered nv Prof Noltnier He said |
the bordereau had only superfcial like
ness to Dreyfus' Handwriting ana assert
ed that il was certainly the work of Es- |
telhazy' me witness also sad the Dor
- 1. eau " 40 Ho' "Il''eH WIN the alu OIL |
KEY WoIus,
NJ, LaooiI ASKED II tne Witness hoiieeI
- - " ''-' ms ''l'liS anu
III. NiiS lePIs'' thd' ne nau Siuo'ed 'ne
H"09NOib put "lH Ho' tHlhh there hdd
peTn any mar eu CHdnse'
w. beIellioh' at thlS Juhcture' Sald thaJ |
ne "eSile" - SpTdh' "u' ne ~ 'slueh1 OF
'he court CoL JouduS., haStHy rose ana
sd-u anna laughter ne sIIIins - sus-
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nen A. helHIloh resumed ms seat IN
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ra1'ea IN Ma, 49, ba boI ~ tltlr,.;l,,-
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coI,rsa Of 1,hicb ,oantjot, 80 r,,,o nf M
document insertad in the doseier nv, can
MERCER.
CoL Jouaust recommended the witness to |
be very cautious in his statements.
After promising TO exercise care, NJ. Pi-
cot started with saying that he had an in
terview with the Auslro-Hungarian mill
tary attache, Col Jouaust stopped the
witness, saying:
"You cannot continue like this !"
Mai. Carriere. the government cimmis-
sarv. also exclaimed. sharply:
81 nrofest in Tho name of The government
and fbp state against The i0diSPTetiou COM
rnitted Inv the witness
NJ. Picot then recommended his tasti-
rnOnv saving he had an interview with "a
certain military otfache." and that the
converse lion TUNED upon the Drevfus case.
The attache expressed surprise at the
incorrect attitude OF French officers in
doubling the word Of foreign officers.
My impression added the witness,
was that he was anxious 70 assert firm
~ and unequivocaly the absolute inno-
cence of Dreyfus." (Sensauon.)
REGARDING the bordereau, continued
". Plcot, the atJache sald only three
documents enumerated were referred 20
tne lact pelhs lhat Ihe otneIs were pdd-
ding, meant 10 sven the dosslef'
witness noted that the auache employed
the expression hydraulic brake ana new
er pneumatic brake
Esterhazy Also a SvvindIer.
r. $500, - 1,-+o.,,,,. ,to at+,,bo N
~ So ~ 9h1oi ~ .1li
him a sw!ndler. The attache also assert
ed that Esterhazy had relations with Col.
Schwarzkoppen, who dismissed nm be-
cause Esterhazy only brought information
devoid OF interest.
1t was then continued NJ. Pcot that
Esterhazy tried to enter the war office
and almost succeeded. and it was then
that he wrote to Col Schwarzkoppen the
a
reply to the writer of the bordereau add
ed NJ. Picot. Col. Schwarzkoppen wrote
the teleeram-card. known as the Petit
B.eu. but on reflection. he crumpled it
up and threw it in the Fireplace.
A. +bis ,,,ro+,,ro CO., p,,o+ osl,od law,
10 snaaL ana etationtno, biroseIf hoside
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tae+ agairst N picot,s e,,idenca r6e,ard-
inc The military attaches sunrise that
French officers did NOT believe their for
eien colleagues
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