The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-31
ACCORDING TO THE FRENCH.
Police Court Case Reported in True
Partisan Style.

Police Court Case Reported in True
Partisan Style.
Detroit Journal: n. Jouaust Sellers
Judge of the cour de Cessation, opened
the last session of the week at 1855
o'clock this morning. He entered the
room eating a thin slice Of speranza
procured at N. Quast's with a half q
francs worth Of petit bteu.
Following him closely was Maitre La
borl Gidday. counsel for the accused,
who still appeared half shot.
n. Robert Schemansky, the infantry
sergeant, former attache Of the Polish
Legation, commanded silence and then
NJ. Dreyfus Regan, the accused, enter
ed the room. tsensation)
La Dame Blanche Crowley and Nine.
Colonel Henry Mitchell, who had been
out last evening with Patty de Clam Nc
Dounel and Count Esterhazy Passkey,
came In the room later.
Colonel Jouaust Sellers, who had
heretofore shown his anti-Irish feel
Ings, decided to cross-examine the ac-
cused. (Sensation.)
He commanded the accused to
stand, II. Dreyfus Regan said In strong
voice:
Eyes, my coloneiY tsensatiOn).
Where did you see Dame Blanche
before she entered this room?"
The accused turned pale, but answer
Meyer, my colonel" tsensatIon.)
He never saw Dame Blanche. He is
guilty.
DO you smoke clgarettes?"
There was silence in the room, and
all eyes were turned upon the accused.
Controlling 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
onel Jouaust smiled grimly, while
Maitre Labori Gidday listened intently
and for the time forgot his wound.
Did you ever try the couchee-
couchee dancer"
mo. my colonies"
He is guilty. He never tried the
couchee-cnuchee.
Angry feelings were depicted on the
faces OF the anti-Semltes.
did you see the secret dossier and
the bordereau engage in a dIsgraceful
row at the carnival?"
yes, my colonel" (Sensation.)
He saw the quarrel. He Is guilty.
Were you in NJ Nicholas MIllers
when the bordereau came in bleeding
from numerous wOunds?"
Never, my COLONEL" prolonged SEN
satlon.J
He was never in NJ. MIller's.
Colonel Jouaust picked his teeth with
jack knife. and then feeling Of the
DIxI that slumbered on his desk, said:
DO you know NJ. Moreland, minister
Of the public works?" (Great sensa-
tion).
The accused staggered as Il about to
fall. but NJ. Schemansky steadied him,
head detiantly and cried out as II In
Eyes. my colonel, but I could not
help it,"
Great excitement followed. and cries
Of "CanaIlle! Canaille!" filled the room,
He knows them. He is guilty.
When order was restored by the gen.
darmes, Colonel Jouaust arose, and
bending stern face on the accused,
said with hiss:
did not NJ. PIngree ask you to run
for mayor II you regnined your lib
erty?" tremendous sensatlon).
The accused tried to speak, but the
tears blinded him and ne choked with
emotion. With great effort he sprang
to the tribunal and casting himself ut
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, NJ.
Dreyfus Regain was sent up to NJ.
Nlcholson's Isle du Diable and the
crowd went over to NJ. Quast's to eat
speranza. drink petit bleu. and listen to
the dossler and the bordereau quarrel
over game Of slEty-sIx.