Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-09-22

CARPESTRAS, Department of Vauck
lus :, France, sept. 22.-Although th'
arrival OF D4eyius at the home of Pau
| Naidbrogre, his brother-in-law, VIII
| has been established as a cloth mer
chant here for a quarter of . century
| was Soou known, no demonstration oc
CURED.
Madame Dreyfus is expected here.
While Drey1us health does not per
nit oi his receiving visitors, it is hoped
| 5he climate viii restore his strength
during the next few months, which ht
is expected TO spend here,
LONDON, sept. 22.-A correspondent
of The Daily Mail who joined the Drey'
| fu> party at Bor lelux and accompanied
| them-to Carpentras, described Dreyfus
as thoughtful, prematurely aged, with
soft eyes, ii sn,.e like Il woman's, and
rather the appearance of sayant than
| soldier When told of the great
wave of British sympathy in his behalf
he wrung the correspondents hand and
showed the deepest emotion.
His health. the correspondent says, is
far from satisfactory. He ate meat
Wednesday for the first time. sit is
against the doctors ORDERS" said Math-
leu DreyIus. f.Ah." said the former
captain OF artillery, "let US have holi-
day today. will be sedate and obedi.
ent again tomorrow.
81 am just like boy now and feel
that | could run and jump about the
green fields for very joy. Just think.
l shall now be able to laugh and play
with my children in the beautiful coun-
try
After the mea., despite his or0ther's
half laughlng protest, ne smoked sew
erai cigars ito celebrate the holiday"
The sad note amid the rejoicings was
the death of NJ. Scheurer-Kestner.
Il am grieved beyond words,'' said
Dreyfus, ''to think that l shall never be
able TO thank that noble heart"
One of mis- first acts on obtaining his
freedom was to have wreath sent to be
placed on the coffin of his champion
and friend. AT present he speaks little
of past events. He says: II have for
given, but l cannot forget" and he in
tends to devote himself to proving his
innocence. When that has been accom-
plished lie will only ask to be allowed to
spend the remainder OF his days with
his loved ones, lar from the busy world.
chs delight at everything On the
journey" continued The Daily Nails
correspondent, was that OF a man re-
turning from the dead to the world ne
loves. The affection and solicitude of
his brother are touching to see. His
physical weakness causes the deepest
apprehension to his friends. The Jour-
ney was Ill the main unevenrful except
for few expressions of disappointment
on the part OF people who endeavored
to get a glimpse of him."
PARIS. Sept. 22.-The minister of
war. General de Gailiffet, addressed the
following order to the corps command
ers:
"rhe incident is closed The mill
tary judges, enjoying the respect of all,
have rendered their verdict with COM
plete Independence. We all, without
harboring after thought. bend to their
decision. We shall in the same man.
ner accept the action that a feeling of
profound pity dictated to the president
of the republic. There can be no fur
ther question OF reprisals of any kind.
Hence, l repeat it, the incident is
closed. | ask you, and ii it were neces.
sary l should command you, to forget
the past i'll order that you can think
solely of the future With you and all
my comrades proclaim vive l'armee,
which belongs to no party, but to
France alone. "GALLlFFET.'
The order will be read to the troops
throughout the French army.