Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-24
A DULL DAY..
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~ writing, will force France 20 humilia'e
herself or 10 declare war. You VINO nle
above empty Quarrels in when my NJ. 49,,
is at stake do not leave me uh.gI -,
obligation Of choosing between 49,, "a.
toruativcs equally horrible. Comp'l w
r,o,,ti,,s puote of notifies 90 make clear'
-, d,.rorafiou. instead OF manoeu-
-. 80 rotaiu the votes OF irienos OF
"lAm letters that I have written VIII
49,, -tf-, -ooch the hands of one OF my
roi,tivos who has had the honor TINS
summer 10 receive two emperors. Nhat
win the whole world think when IL learns
of the cowardly cold cruelty with when
have been allowed 90 struggle IN my
aaouy without help without advice? My
blood viii bee upon your heads.
GONSE CONTRADICTS ESTERHAAf.
General Gonse said ne desired to reply
to Eeterhazy's statements During 'he
course OF his observations. the Gener"'
said Esterhazy's allegation that ne Wa7
tre right-hand man Of the General SlaH'
was absolutely false. ~.
General Gonse expressed an equally
moor opinion OF Esterhazy ana On Faty
D. clam. The first he considered 100
COMPROMISING a person 20 be seen WIN
While the second had Compounded the
entire headquarters stan
PATTY DE CLAM.
.,.., ,,o. Tho Tavern
81. LNpoH next oSN0S ~ -, sbo,,,d he
ier inquiry on l.,S O' tTe ,.o,crnrnont
lioi"Ctu' ""'t 81 tno, tbc re-
commis,ary SAID Il ASK ''"' '"0
quest be refused. A.. o,,,,..s,,,,
htPFhs 10 - H. Clo-, would he
9t," '' i.-f 49,. f,,, a,vs
.rbo doctors had been holding a con-
f.ro,ce an Paty de clam and hoped no
would he I'm shape 20 appear Monday.
tfoitre Labor gravely added that he
boned mi, might prove true. and his au-
10. er,iief arparently at the thought
VI ,,.r,t s.our3 beppeu 10 Patty De Clam.
r,,,,,r~r,,,, ~ Irs+orhazv nj. Labor de-
,,.',.4 tbot ,bo only reason he had not
49,, srrcs+ad nv General sau.sier was
maj tho General had been dupod by the
bea8ouarters etan. (Sensauon)
The evidence of Mile Pays, the friend
80 Fsterbazd eivon before the Court of
Caeeauon. whs then read by the clerk of
court. as rie witness did not appear
when her name was CALLED.
1,pE,-rl-c gDNVR ADTCTS DE DIONNE
,,t. - r,t,,, ,,.or,,or of
F,h.i .4 l.. 'Li ,' '''o nv
pr.y'uas chpractcr at college. The
prisoner. De laid. displayed great intel
ii..r.a llt hdd a deplorable temper. He
-.....1 "a remark of Drevfus's that the
.,. ,isaE - orroiro ,vould he much
l..I'' 'l asa - 'Il' '.'''. -, -,
happier under German I"ic IMAM ""'Ur
ths rule Of Hrance.
pravfus i'm dcply. declared that he had
moi 0rlv novet said this. but had never
tr1urnf IL
.'''-- ,-',,,,,,.,-s ANS WITNESS
l.,,,i,.oor ,ros
w. l"hquelty' Hl'l'ts ,"6 -.
called He haQ sworn btioIe tle Noul
NJ CESSATION 10 seeing Dreyfus in brus-
-.'s lu lEl lie said he could not now
DID,. ..-+,tr 90 20 the wear
r-.,.r.,s ris,,e eoid lac could refresh
aus l''..I7' -.
tt- memory on ."c ,, ,,ro,,-
met you NJ. LdhQue,'F' s"iu -
frs cat q restaurant In the SAINT iiuDert
trrade during the Exposition OF 1856.
Ma oycbanged a few words"
NJ r.-,l,,,,,tt,, odrnitto6 thot tho Drison-
,,t -. tim.
CT s htaltlIo"t 40 ~ a.. DO. a.
Tho court ddJouIAed ioI 'ne ""| OF
ua0 A. ri
com DAY FOR DRFYFUS.
.,~r,l-,~ go. ot M. .,,,.iol oar
I-oNLO-., AuA S 49, IN tb@t al
though yesterqay si5 il I v5. Ito ALTO
l i..ti ,.'' o. God daV Tor Drevfus who the
cone, rSirc " of the baiiy News says,
"is takinr "a passionate and quite imper-
sonai interest In his own case; has, in
fact, become DIeyfuslte'
Ihe pIoDceilhB7 tuouth ldutii I'99 w
citing man NOSE OF lhe |Ious Uoy'
We're sun dominated by ihe S.Iunf FL
sonaitN OF VI. iAto'I| c"p'o %lo ove NJ
ing 10 see nN.les9 10 '.'S D'S ,,,iii.
% HdHp .tlH Not rN'' "i'" '"Ny "N''"N-
ne VIII go 60. Ta 49,, ,'i' ,,,C.rrce
NEW AN Il-DtLfft . IAOllO9'
The correspondent Of the Times says:
81 learn GA good authority that the forces
of the prosecution. led by General Roget,
are very auyiOuSly discussing the AIDE
t.cs. According TO nv informant. they
tfe J., ug "ple 10 render plausible the
'r- ,'e ,-',IE IN '1e presence as ,n.y
g.. ,,,r,,.,4 ..o'uD1,1 lac'a OF tIs"r r'in
,c.n and C,.t,t t1Ii.'.V oi w 49,
Cri~ncf Ifo,,, ",'" i,'',. 20 '.H'.'l' o,,,.
convinced noreover tb.t o,l,. O. rororsi
san officer conlI r6ssiibiy h"yye o6tained
'.'' 'snr,+a t,,,, c,tSsDA nave oDs6,nou
rcau. they win seek 10 impose. as a
solution or an explanation. the idea that
Dfeytus ana ksierh9zy We're accomplices'
ana thus j. terhdzy admission that the
hoIocIeau Is ~ ms hduuWpun6-a Iact
accepted 10y inc 1ouIt OF Cassalon-
wound De accepted Dy IhS court-Inarual,
while DTeylus would p looked upon as
%. real traitor and purNeyor of docu-
ucnfa tO the military attaches OF the.
uip.e alliance.
THE GENERALS PANIC.
.I ,...I ,..., ,....,.,i .,,,t,s, .big b,.n,-
th.... 3D. ,,,,r,'.-,,'ie ,,ro0ge az its I'M
Yrob.l.Ii. .ri 80, of ne imnossibilifv
bur J. mention IL here because the very
i.. oi rs being now under discussion
sudden ana brilliant light or the.
". TO nol care 10 use so strong =
q W. winch has seized hold OF tho lit
l'o ,t.n "I consplrdtOrs against justice,