Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-11
pnr,rus Is HOPEFUL.
Appeal. to Court ot Revision Expects to
bo Released.

Reuuca. sept. iO.-prcyfus has borne
the terrible shock with marvellous for
utude. one might say with unnatural
calm Yesterday he seemed stupcncd
when ". Labor communicated 90 him
the verdict. but has since rallied, lie
passed quiet night AMI rose when
his orderly brought him water at o
u'rIHuE this morning Just uH he ala
during the trial when 70 was ugega.
HNTy.
Madame Drcyfus and Matthew ORGY
fua. hH brother visited him during
brother subsequently left Tor Paris.
| The application 90 tho court ~ rec
vision was tukOn 60 him az noon hy
NJ, l.nhHu's uHslHtunt, and he signed a.
Today be- has spoken but little,
though be- seemed Ia better spirits than
might have been anticipated. The
meeting with his wife was naturally
very Affecting. but both held up na
Wen aH possible. lie SAID 10 her u
am not uneasy rDgutding myself a. l
shall soon br free, but l think " you
aud Wy poor children, they VIII De
branded aH the children Of q traitor"
lie lE convinced that the ten years
imprisonment 10 which he ~ sentenced
viii br wiped out by the i've years %
solitary aoclusiou De has undergone
ON Drvlra island, and he expects 90 be
released by October 18th, which Will
be- i've years from the date u his for
mrr condemnation. lie o. au Hanguluv
that be- has made an extraordinary ru-
quest Uf his wife for q novel Go read
In the meantime, explaining that his
mind ~ no shaken ana weighted down
hy recent events that he needs 60 de
wort his thoughts and To try ana got
ull the rycullygtluuH u the last three
months out Of biz mind, lie thinks
that tho reading NJ novel will AFFORD
the desired mental rvpOsg and Keep
him from hr0pdlug,
The correspondent Uf tho Associated
Press called upon Mime. Drcyfus this
afternoon after her visit 10 her huH-
band and saw her father, NJ, Huda-
mnrd. who said hts daughter was bear
lug up wonderfully well, considering
the circumstance, but desired Co rec
main uudlsturhrI today In View Of the
emotional strain Of the interview 81,
ligiumard said thnt Nine. Dreyfug and
the family looked forward 10 some Ia
yoWble developments.
"Thc verdict" be- added, "lH an In
fanny. capt. Droyfus II In poor health,
us every one knows, lie has ben vN-
tivmcly m from the moment Of his ar
rival IN France ana has been put ON
q special regime. His health has not
Improved and the nervous effect NJ
ycftordtyH terrible blow IN bound 10
ltNNA ON NlN hIINNNN fNlNNAAlNllH lAlN
suppression Of all outward emotion ~
due tO his almost incredible force uf
viii. but n does not imply that hr IL
uspuglhlc 60 the mental and physical
torture h. has undergone, on the
contrary, the family Just now see 10
his weak state uf health an abnormal
impnsFivlty an uFly sign, and feat Tor
him moro than they care To express"
An Interesting fact developed today
~ that the police had taken every pre-
caution to got DrryfuH out Of Ronncs
safely In the event OF an ncqulttnl, In
which case It was unanimously agreed
there would have been serious disorder
ana probably uu attempt upon hia life.
The police had arranged 10 conduct
him hnCk tu the military prison after
the verdict with The same precautions
ms during the TRIAL He was To have been
given civilian attire ana false beard,
and then 10 have loft the prison by
the small door NJ the recruiting Office
leading 90 the avenue he IN Care No
one would have expected him To leave
through that building which II at
tuChpd 60 the military prison, and
thnnl y 10 tho disguise, the police hoped
he would reach tho station In safety,
where "a special train was waiting tu
rush HIM on before the crowd could
have heard Of his leaving
NINE, DREYFus DECLINES SWORD
Atlanta, Ga, sept lO.--Mrs. David
Rolchborg OF this city. who recently
started q movement to raise "A fund
among American jews for the purpose
Of presenting a handsome sword TO
CAPT Alfred DroyfuH, received letter
yesterday from Nine. Dreyfus, In which
sue said that the captain could not
accept sword from the American
people.
To Move Italia.
victoria. -, g., Sept. 1.-THE town |
OF Tuiia ~ soon To be moved across /
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