The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-01

Police Court Case Reported in True
Partisan style.
From the Detroit Journal.


From the Detroit Journal.
NJ. Jouaust Sellers, Judge of the Cour
de Cessation, opened the last session of
the week at 1853 this morning He en-
tered the room eating thin slice of spe-
rama procured at NJ. Quast's with half a
francs worth of petit bleu.
Following him closely was Maitre La
beri Gldday, counsel for the accused, who
still appeared half shot.
NJ. Robert Schemansky, the infantry
sergeant, former attache of the Polish le-
CATION, commanded silence and then M
Dreyfus Regain, the accused, entered the
room. (Sensation)
La Dame Blanche Crowley and Nine.
Col. Henry Mitchell who had been out
last evening with Patty de Clam Mcdonald
and Count Esterhazy Passkey, came in
the room later.
Col. Jouaust Sellers, who had heretofore
shown his antl-Irish feelings, decided to
cross-examine the accused. (Sensation)
He commanded the accused to stand.
NJ. Dreyfus Regan said in strong voice:
Yes, my colonel (Sensation)
Where did you see Dame Blanche be-
fore she entered this room?"
The accused turned pale, but answered:
Never, my colonel!' (Sensatiou)
He never saw Dame Blanche. He is
guilty.
do you smoke cigarettes?"
There was silence in the room, and all
eyes were turned upon the accused Con-
trolling himself with an effort, he replied
mo, my colonel; nothing but cigars.
(Sensation)
He smokes cigars. He is guilty The
whisper ran around the room, and Col.
Jouaust smiled grimly, while Maitre La
borl Gidday listened intently and for the
time forgot his wound.
did you ever try the couehee-couchee
| dancer"
mo, my colonel"
He is guilty He never tried the cou-
choe-couchee.
Angry feelings were depicted on the faces
of the anti-Semites.
Did you see the secret dossier and the
| bordereau engage in disgraceful row at
the carnival?'
yes, my colonelr' (sensatIon.)
He saw the quarrel He is guilty.
"Were you in NJ Nicholas Mil.er's when
the bordereeu came in bleeding from num-
erous wounds?"
Never. my colonelr' prolonged SEN
satlon)
He was never in NJ. Miller's.
Col. Jouaust picked his teeth with a
| Jack knife, and then feeling of the Dix
that slumbered on his desk, said:
do you know NJ. MOreland, minister
of the public works?' Great sensation }
The accused staggered as II about to fall,
but M. Schemansky steadied him, ana
then the accused threw back his head de-
family and cried out as If in pain:
Eyes, my colonel, but / could not help
III"
Great excitement followed, and cries of
| "Canaile! Canaiilew filled the room. He
knows them. He is guilty.
When order was restored by the gend-
armes, Col. Jouaust arose, and bending
a stern face on the accused, said with a
| hiss:
Did not M. Pingree ask you TO run
for Mayor II you regained your Iiberty?''
| tremendous sensauon)
The accused tried to speak, but the tears
blinded him and he choked with emotion.
With a great effort he sprang to Ito tribu-
nal and casting himself at the feet of the
| Judge, walled:
yes, yes, my colonel!'
"Ah-ha ah-ha! He Is guilty" pro
| longed sensation.)
When this dramatic scene passed, M.
Dreyfus Regain was sent up to NJ. Nichol-
sons Isle du Diable and the crowd went
over to NJ. Quast's to eat speranza, drink
petit bleu, and listen 90 the dossier and the
bordereau quarrel over game Of sixty
| sixs