Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-22
M. lAB0Rl WAS
PRESENT IN COURT
His Arrival was the Occasion Of
Great Enthusiasm.
GREETED WITH APPLAUSE.
col, Jounust itcnds nm address 20 Him
Meeting netwecn tho Prisoner
and Itis Lawyer.

Rcnnca. Aug. s2-Maltrc LaborI.
| leading counsel Tor the defense. who
| was murderously assaulted August No..
/ was present In court this morning 1t
I tho beginning of the second day of the
third week OF tho second trial by court
martial N capt Alfred DreyuB OF tho
artillery charged with treason.
The proceedings opened az $50 O.. IA.
The arrival pf ~ Labor NJ the lycce
was the signal Tor scenes OF yxtaurll-
nary enthusiasm.
AZ G.ii %. m three carriages preceded
hy 10 number VI hlcyolHI duiyr up. Tho
inst carriage contained NJ tlh0rI and
hla wife and physicians Tho others
contained friends uf the lawyer and
some police Inspectors. The crowd about
INC lNgUe building rushed up 90 81.
l4nhuu'H carriage. ana % number eager
Iy thrust their hands through the Wiu-
duws TO greet the distinguished lawyer.
When ~. Lubou descended. d. was
surrounded hy friends ana q hundred
hands pressed his. while Doe was greeted
with 600 SORTS uf questions Go which he
NWllluglN replied. ! am going 900 we'll.
my friends, thank you. thank you"
LAHuiu ENTERS THE COURT
AZ " Labor. ntill accompanied by
Mime. Labor md "a phyHiltn. entered
lho court room. the audience greeted
MN ny Hiuuiing mp ana There was
Epn"rW roar nf applause. accompanied
hy the clapplug OF hands.
l'llH apfhnE Co the eyes ~ the
wounded man, who was evidently
deeply affected by the warm welcome
greeted ~ Labor were Gems. HIli8t
Nnl AlurDlDr who courtruuHly inquired
HH tH his condition. Tho lawyer looked
very we'll considering bic resent cNuurl-
'ngn. Ho walked quite hriHkly. but
h'll hiH lrft arm CilHe t1 hls side. In
order NOT Goo disturb the wound Cuuu-
HnI was conducted 90 light. wyli-
cushioned arm chair, instead OF tho orr
Nlnuh can" bottom. behind the table
H'l npart Cor tho lawyers.
MmU Labor, who entered tho court
room ahead ~ hcr husband. also rc.
oriEoI hearty greeting
Az she t0HH u scat On court she was
surrounded hy friends who over
Whrlmcd her with ouuErutulnuunH uu
nor husbands recovery To- which she
HmllinEly responded
AZ hrst the audience seemed to b. up-
prchonaivc that 90. Iara't .,.-rsllsnt
~ The court, might troat The Applause
OF VI. Labor ms u demonstration whlgh
would warrant him IN clearing the
court. II began therefore with u few
umid olups of the hand. but was soon
Followed by general applause ON the
part Of the whole audience with tho -
Copllon uf fDw standing at tho back
~ the court room, AZ NJ. Labor shook
hands with Gems. Iillut and MorcIyr.
who smllingly congratulated him on be-.
ms able Co rruppHnr IN tho case. the
lawyer thanked them Tor calling al hla
residence while he WINS IN bed
pREYFUs GHEETs LABoRL
proyfus entered the court room soon
after and after having Halutad the
Judges turned 90 ~. Labor with out.
stretched hand. 20 smile nj keen pleasure
lighting up his pal.. and usually imp1s.
.lNn features The lawyer took ths
prisoners hand and shook 10 warmly.
Mhyruupuu lryNfuH EuNr him another
look of gratitude and took hIa scat In
front ~ ooun-olH table with hlH back
col. Jouuuat next read an address 10
". lhborL The tonc being quite rympu-
theuc. The lawyer made an lmpas- !
stoned reply
Ilo was deeply affected and his voice
was clear though not Ho strong a. bo-
fore hr WINS shot tie was very nervous /
und excited and HWayod a. ana fro ns |
hc delivered hlG reply, Ills hearers were
pfuf1undly Impressed.
lhhori'H reply tu the president con. /
glderahly fnugucd him ana he snt down /
NH
wards once or twice uvrvously twltched |
MS myers ana an expression fitted !
over his face as though h. wore/suncr-
NINE. REJANE \ SPECTATOR.
Nine. Reiamc. the celebrated actress.
was among those present ln court "a ]
iay, She made the tiip tp Rrnues y4-
Dgclally 90 pee the trial and return OF
W ,hnofi INTO the case nul she was one
II NnnHH Ia o..
ny hts entry into the court room.
The FIRST witness today was NJ.
irrnlcr the former project Of Brlfort
HIS testimony was favorable 20 Drcyfus
md distinctly hostile 10 Esterhuzy.
MAJ. Rullin, III tho Intelligence 10
lnrtmcnt, was asked by NJ Labor dur
NIX the Cuure NJ the formers testimony
row certain document OF later date
han Mcrcicr's ministry came into Gen.
'erclor.S possession. Rpllin said Il wns
lot MS busincs Co explain but counsel
Insisted, asking whose business ID WINS
finally NJ. Labor asked Col. Jounust
% request Gen, Myrclur 10 explain. Tho |
'eutfM rose ana Fuid he declined Ia |
nEwcr. NJ. Labor Insisted, but Mercier
tlll refused 20 answer and Mai. Car !
lel'' me government commlssHry. sup
'ortcd HIM ON the ground that Inc *
mlnutlon was entering upon matter
which ought not lu the interest of Inc
puhlry, to Dc discussed publicly.
~ Labor then declurpd In "a loud /
nloe mat he would reserve 90 himself |
ne right 10 take the necessary meas
res 10 ohtuln tho desired Information.
DREYFUs MAKES A POINT.
The next point was made By Drcyfug
d his reply Co Mai Rolllu Tho lattrr
ad remarked that an the prisuncr's
apers We're Fglzyi when his room.
'crc searched lu 1884,. ANA Cot Jounust q
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