New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-05

from, foreigners as Interested and misleading 10
France Several documents OF this kind hap
been omitted. particularly one recitlhg o'"
versation between n foreign sovereign anu "
French attacht. in the course OF when tne s"'-
-, ,,as renresented as saying that what was
occurring in France proof Of the power OF
tho lows That" added Commandant 'uiRn''
might be regarded as against Dreytus' "",.
nevertheless. 1T was not included In the doss''''
NJ Demangc expressed surprise that the docu-
mont in question had not appeared in the war
Office doselcr Commandant Cugnet rephed'
1T does not appear there because " was
ceived at the Foreign Office.
NJ. Paleologuo said that the Foreign Office
only acted as an intermediary in that matter
A DEMAND FOR ALL DOCUMENTS.
n Labor commented in a surprised way upon
the fact that alleged fresh proofs against ORGY
fus were still spoken Of. and demanded that
all proofs be produced once FOR all
General Chanoine was asked by General
Jouaust II he had any explanation to offer ana
replied that his duty was merely 10 produce the
secret doseier and that he could not say any
thing regarding documents outside the dossier.
Replying to VI. Labor. Commandant Cuignet
declared that there were documents relating To
Drcyfus in a dossier connected with espionage
in the Intelligence Department. NJ. Labor said
that he must insist that all these documents
be produced at the secret session Of the court
martial. at which NJ. Csornuzky is to be exam
iucd.
General Billot. ex-Minister Of War here
mounted the platform and said that he was
glad that reference had been made to the secret
dossier. as it enabled him to protest against
the nsinuation that he had handed Commandant
Cuignct document from the secret dossier. He
had handed the document in question to VI. ca
vaEnac.
VI Dcmangc begged that Colonel Jouaust ask
NJ Cavaignac to produce the document. but as
W. Cavaignac was not present the incident was
temporarily dropped
VI. Mayet. who is the staff Of the Temps"
testified that the spy Guenee informed him that
the War once had indisputabe proof Of the
guilt II Dreyfus. and mentioned a snapshot
photograph representing Dreyfus conversing
with military attache at Brussels
After a brief recess Of the court martial Or.
Peyrot deposcd that he met VI. Bertulus. Judge
~ the Court Of Cessation. at Dleppe after the
arrest Of Lieutenant Colonel Henry. and that NJ.
Bertulus narrated to him the dramatic scene in
his Office with Henry. VI. Bertulus worry
juhilant over Henrys arrest, and said that he
was convinced that II Henry were detained
everything would be known in due time.
COULD NOT IMPLICATE PICQUART
NJ Temps. a special Commissary of the rail-
way police. testified that he photographed the
bordcreau by order Of Colonel sandherr He had
not manipulated the plate with view to con-
cealing marks upon the document. When the
fac-simile Of the bordereau was published Lieu
tenant Colonel Picquart ordered the witness to
discover who had supplied the Photographic
this matter Lieutenant Colonel Henry upon one
occasion approached the witness and clearly
eynced great uneasiness at the successive rev.
eiations in the Dreyfus affair Lieutenant Coo-
mel Henry told the witness that the revelations
could only have emanated from an individual
who had had the documents in his hand. Henry, !
the witness testified added: They only
omanate from our Office where only Picquart
Lauth Grbelin or myself could have revealed !
them. am sure that neither Lauth. Griben
nor myself has been so indiscreet. You would
do We'll TO discover who is responsible
" Temps detailed successive steps in his IN
yestigatons showing how Lieutenant Colonel /
Henry and Commandant Lauth had brought
pressure to bear to make him impcate Leuten-
ant Colonel picquart. and their angry threats
when the witnesses report dld not suit them /
They accused tho witness Of being Influenced By /
some one.
Replying to NJ Demange NJ. Tomps said that
he had only once mixed up Estorhazy in connec- /
tion with the report Esterhazy had been seen /
NJ n foreign agents residence which had two |
exits. and had other suspicious relations Wit /
ness had found Confederation If this Re /
plying 70 ~ Labori. VI. Temps further detailed +
Lieutenant Colonel Henry's pressure upon him /
with view T. having the communication Of /
the bordereau 10 the "Matn' ascribed TO Lieu /
tenant Colonel Picquart Witness did not know /
# the leakage at the War Office continued after |
Droyfus left.