The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-10

Land 81 - Marguerite. a~sx -xlssxs wn~-.
Massaai Basasss 49, inesrrzrzs~s. sna
whence - sssaosd
TvsoA - s0sssa 90 o~,~~us ss.R
70 - generally sess~v-s thss NJ <0v--.-
mens's attitude coward fh@ csurr-rnar~fa1
r-rdsred ne presidents ard n.rne@~s -
nat BODY snssspo~-s to scr~pt - ~
strucssors and limitation <1v~n n ne oHr-
- Of the eours-rssrsssi prnr~~fsnxz. ARD
that the subsequent r~du~st -~nt 70 VA
Carriers. the Sp~evrn~nf cunnsS=wr~~
Of the trssA. 70 cenrr- hsrnsI< - ~ lin-
- Laid dswn BY he cour- q -s<~ssso-.
And finally ne r-1u-s tnsf n. v~-sfcr
Do delayed anti1 Monday ssi-su~a rn~
backbone 81 Cob Jouauss. ~ho re7sseys rnas
he would not F-csiv- srsssrs s-um knvcn-s
and ther~wpoH eia-es the 1850
Sss0ew~s y~soosrs Bo~hs~~~s
". Csemencea1. N ire sarore. ssys Cot.
yosfsusss object vac 20 save sBa x~neras
as6. and hat eerwe~s Dr~vftss ant A~r-
cser he selected H~rcfsr Ire STAR s@-
cisr~s ~. CIemenc-sa. 49, sesfsassozs~sv
conducted Maj Csrrser~f. CONVENTIONS
that me 5rs~oner rad fsfs-a 20 5rova 10
!nass.nce enabled me eourt - convict ne
priSsner without the -vsssae@ g th~ oetx
ossa He also 0ys No pssi>s ma n@n weo
by their sentences SusfIef~s en- sufrgsxe sna
snewsd the mo~ cu.p~bs~ weakness Nern-
b~rs f the trsbunx4. % cisTn-ne~su 49,
~rts. were convfnees fhss Dreyfn~ vas
Innocent. bsi we're snxfou~ 20 sxtszsf ~
senuasIng cfrctm~s ane~s % MERCER And 70
other generals
1U1OS0 DevSevO0 Ovevsww rw~~~~ws
". corneiiy, In he Fisarc. nosdsfhzs he
verdict. BY reducing me 0Tfrrai -errn -
imprisonment. shows that re camDsAgn
for revision was legitimate "a Coxu@iIy
adds that ne beff@ves fh4f when Cod. Sars-
aust refused - hear Cob scnwsrzxopp~u.
former German military stfTh~ n garss
and Cob Psnsszsr8s. ne italian military
stf2che, the president n ne court we
certain of Dreyfusi nno~-nce T1~ srs-
bunsi hestfafezf betwsen Dr~yfu. and Ner-
cier. and replied neither yes Tor 30 r
Dreyfns - guilty ne should have r-essved
a penalty for the sgs-avating osyeuse n
stead u Ieniency % sxt~nuatine csrrura-
stances W. corneiIy concludes oy Seclsr-
ing that 10 - depiorsnIe ~ $50 Judges maze
common cause with The sensrsIs who
saved Esterhazy. and the injury wnson mis-
viii in the end inf1isf ON tho army
Swvs1 sne 0~v~v - - s~wx.
The Llbre Parole says. conm>nunu ou
the Rennes verdict:
The soldiers az Rennes. ~f.nsus s~uw
OF reproach. have given tho world
hne spectacle and have Ssw~d No nsnor
OF the army. The verdict 49, sunsz %
second Ausserlss1"
Henri Rochsfort. In shs rnsrxnsouuuus
says France - lest mss taken rsvsu~ on
foreigners.
Othev NeWUUDppv C~0DUux-
The Petit Journal warns tho pvvxes~.
ards TO accept the verdict gatssfy. ef-s
the nation, despite The scoundrssly Dovcru-
ment. Win ind the n-ans 20 maize ts~uu
The CyofH, me Jesuit o~Esn sovss
The verdict proves that n r-xuc~
fhe army VIII not pro~~curs m innos~ns
man. The Judges deefsed wffhosr~ snwr
or favor. - their conscience. dfctss.d~
Ths soir Describes The result thus.
IT II q nstionas victory. an no u~r~
striking 5ecsuse won in spite 81 s~xn~
fsious government pressure ne @wpsu-
dffurs Of fabulous SUITS ~ . syu1rnr~
and the cynicai inssrvsnron ~ es~r-
many"
LACkC9eE game today. Wsdfsor ps~k.