Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-29

mobcr the details of the conversation
nor could he say 10 any specific amount
was mentioned.
NJ. dc Freycluct then alluded 90 bic
fear that attacks on the chiefs vi the
army might be- prciullclal Co. dlHCIu-
line adding, might not these ATTACKS
lead to the disappearance uf discipline
uud what then would bo thr result DO
we found ourselves Ice difficulties with %
foreign cuuntryt
a SPEECH. NOT A DEPOSITION.
In short NJ. dc Frgycin,t delivered
patriotic speech. rather than "a d0pIHl.
zion. concluding with the words. IAN
the world will accept your verdict.
which Will open un era OK rcconolllo-
tlun."
The members OF the court martial
treated NJ. dc fryy,lupt with the great
est OF doforrcnyy The PRECEDENT uf
the court, Col. Jouuust declined TO put
To the witness some questions from
Maitru Lohur, leading consul Tor tha
defense. on the ground that they had
no direct bearing uu the case. One uf
these questions referred to- 50. do Frey
cincta personal opinion ~ 81 Suhouryr-
kCltugr. the former Vice president w
the senate. who hHH Interested himself
strongly In behalf OF Dryyfua
Although the colonel refused tl put
the qucHuOn. the witness replied that
81. schuuror- tuHtuar was bis friend
and that bee had a high opinion uf bis
chlrCtgr. 81. du trvyC.uHt was then
conducted Co. thH WItuUFa H"utH where
ho sac f1r fuW minutes bn.ldUs Gun.
nilloJ chatting with that oMpsT lie
lgr the court later
The testimony uf minor witnesses
concluded the days proceedings.
The court adjourned Tor the day NJ
noon.
PROCEEDINGS ~ DETAIL
Tho appearance of Col. Coriler fore
merly deputy chief 0f tho intelligence
department 90 the DrgyfuH court mlT-
TAI today aroused great interest
Speaking lu firm. audible tuuH#. tuH
colonel testified that September .l.
1895. De lott Paris uu u flfMEhtH
leave OF uhrunay and that nothing WlH
then known lu the statistical uupHTts
mont uf the war uiiic' uf thD discovery
OF treason,
Continuing. COL Cordlgr sHld that
the day after Doc returned 90 Paris, COL
Sunlhytr Eryutly distressed. handed
him COPY % the hurlurylu uu fuUlHs
cap paper Coils CurulHf aud slndhUrf
uulmHtrdly discussed thr buTl"rHIu
SAudhurr considering % ample ,NII.ry"
~ treason. The bnrlUr,uu was photo.
NNNNNN ana 900 N'HN NNNN|N NI|H
resulting lu HAltiuu Against NfN}iuH
byluE accused Prior Goo this there was
- presumption uf brug.. guilt 10
was october sth that thy HuHuIDiuua
uf tho prisoners guilt became definite.
witness said hU believed thH nIriyrUIu
arrived ut ths war office after septom-
beer 2ith Dc could not Hly who re.
crIycu lt N.ry few officers were then
aware that treason had been commit
ted. Witness thought 30 necessary tu
enter Into tnDau particulars Zoo reply tu
the statements uf hIH assistant Mai.
Luuth. before the court uf utsattiou.
AZ this point Mai. LHuth. rising ln
the center uf tho court exclaimed
q beg leave Goo speak. ms colonel
Proceeding with hiH testimony col
Corlior raii Doc believed che h0rlur,lu
wHs handed 90 COL sIudhvrr by Cob
Horny
THE oRDISARY CHANNEL.
C1rdlcr then explained what was th,
ordinary channel" by when iniurmu,
ton reached the war office. "rhg or.
binary channel" the witness said, 'wla
very clever Hpy attached 90 the ln'
tolliggnor department who had the hnb'
% OF visiting WrrAt huunaH but who pro-
f.rrDu the company uf servants 10 10,
Company uf their muHtylH.'
COrlIUr then described the method
Of pigcIng Documents and Hhowyl how
the burigrelu WgH pasted together hy
p, Wy" W, $500 ,'',' " 49,.
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t9ll lh' wines !Nl.a' 'Huhh'''' W."
Always commune Q" 600 90.
tririTihf Z" lhy Nlg VINO hAt N.'N
luhru 900 20, ORDINARY 'hAhh'I 'nN
'oruivr said the former dll NOT dli''l'
Is receive documents from the embassy
from which they wore uh"ilu'lrl. a Woe
man, hc explained. served uH 'n u'
tyrmedlury and tnu ordinary channel
hayluE been closed. % WAS found uruHH.
tlry tn negotiate directly with the boz,
tprmDdlury. otherwise tho woman WIFI
whom rendezvous were usually made
In ghurchg., hu' nz lag orl lii.,.i,
.ia,y,hgrr. hIs pny wu- continued. Poe,
,ibIy. continued tho witness. tho rpy yu.
d,ny1rod ta renew his relations VITA
no eublaay.
gusb vaG the situation 90 the mo.
msnt Of th. reception ok tho blrIyryau
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