The Northern Guardian. — 1899-09-01 (Hartlepool, Cleveland, England)

MORE SENSATIONAL EVIDENCE AND EXCITING SCENES.  ISPECIALLY TELEGRAIIHED TO THE " GUARDIAN:I  The following evid.nee taken before the adparlament •rrYved after Sr bed gone to, preen !mit night Lieut.-Colonel Guerin, who had elan attended ' the ceremony of degradation by order of Gen. °sooner, In order to 'toot upon any incidents that might occur, dew-riled the arrangement. made on the oceumn. sod the words winch prisoner bad utternal a• they were reported 10 hoe by Cap Lebrun-Reenult, and aaid they eeemed to lama no important that they land boot theft in hie memory for emr. He had no recol, lectien of any steps being taken to subetentiate 'the renfolaaan.  In reply to the President as to the three yesrs' elape before hal inneeenon would he proved, presoner repreated ha former 0(0,0 00 ite to the Ooverninenh having meant. investigatiog his caae, but requinng time le to vo for seen'''. nf State. He protested that his worts had rune of the heists, moanleg wheh had been attached to them. Major Porzonetti, a fencer Governor of the Cherehe-Muli Prison, declared that while Dreyfus was confined there hie bearing was alway. that of on innocent man, and that he constantly declared hinteelf to be innocent. if. had confidede to General de Boiadeffre his he,: fiat that Itscyfini wee not guilty Neither thiot Lehrunillenault nor p 1 a'Attel, with both of whom he wee well erquainted, bad ever spoken to hint of any confesinon. In reply to Madre Deneange, wine. de. earthed how Du Psty of. Chun endeavoured to induee hint to surpshe Dreyfus on his sleep in order to dosconcert lion, and to turn a strolls letup suddenly on to lin face. 11, also .poke of onenneds despats after his sentence, and to tin wido hii ceprctvcd that he could moon.. 4 suieide. . .  Prisoner admltted the truth of the statement thst he had wished to mans, suicide, end declared that it he had borne his torture it was all due to Medame Dreyfus. The auut then adjourned. Item, PrldaY. A. this tel approaches its heal stages the pollee and tmiltury preesuime. erns. any disorder nr minimal attempt, se Mr nom being re/axed, are more minute and Innocent than  -.'1:1;e general pail.. lune form a queue outeide for on hr beferr th, court meta. me tearehed by the police before being admitted to the standing room allotted them at the back of the hall.  v. The heat evldenee this morning. when the Conel remantd at 635, concerned a atmeso. d"l'llea'Cf"Me'ra 'er.%7MXtZT'eur.„rrePtrd! 6on, ...Mad that Lhe Court should app. to Lha poke. for nah.u.on concern.. Ina put. The Premdent mew bald he would not have demand had not tho witness himself f Caned I. IC hut the emplane, ...gest. I hal been made, unl the Clerk of the Court we Ad read the report saheb bad been I-enured in reply. This wt. done. and 0 sppated from the rep.. that IC du Rettil ha I n.ver teen a to., dealer as 51nr3re Labcn ...seemed, and that b. .4. a person of the blew.. m  Demanie instated that • ,tolgoae•tt I come to at • cue tried Uy tho Court at co., !soon, asol .n Brawl was eon.  M. du Brenil here otiverimd. and mid he had Laken slope to i.ut the court to pno•ranr.n all the feet* of the en. queeteon. Mean. while he road letter from Cool< de 11lor. wilk. rolv,reare to the .Itepute, yd. opt,ke of ham n terort ..f tugh pral .. lie ol.c renl • letter frt,m • frtend to whom he had gookeu shoot 1891 of ha. ee1..., wall  8011 SON AND He concluded he thanking the Preentent for affording him thie opportunitt a clearing hine eel( from the imputations of Maitre Labon. ['name, :ward as to the date a his relations with Madame Hodson, rephed that woo in 18117.  trine) offered M pinve Me dam by the emilence of Mr. min arcs... (Laughter.) Prieontr milignantly ',inmate() against his , relabom with Madame Mullion being raked up. repeating his fernier declarations that he hhd met any foreigners at the hoes.) quem they  —A wanes. named German, Ppoke U, having saddlvd a hr... 11,411,18,n in 11186 for Dreyfus. who, he mud, was tollowdut the manoeuvre. m Aimee. . .  -1;:--r.t7p-1; to Ifailre Dentange. wane. denied that be had ewer been tried for tarintlhott and actptitted, but he attnntted that at 1893 he was sentenced to pay .sa. of 20 frame fur ernbt.stlemett. Iry had alao been sentenced 10911 to nx months' iniprtsountent for a stmilar , dream  sionwer to the Pre...dent, adrothled that at 1886 and 1887 he meet I. life at Mulbausen but he declared most poctieely that he had never followed the German menoeu. eras. It was moth possible that in the noun< of he. walk., during ha holidays, be had seen earthtfl regonenta manoeuvring, but he bad oever went any, log nianoeuvrea, and he had layerr.eithor dined or iunehedwith German ov It i any rchaorTrlkrn In ale in‘bv:.ho.iie Pen the whine. ilerunin rm. rl ; chimed that he nad ever ridden out cob 10.-av fits or amonywnosl Ibrn the nwhonui ere. Staff lank.. Lemoomer wativil that it. hail lawsoi two veers with lirequis at 60 ,1,..... who"! 1834. /le nocutond ...strati] roam beta,. the German and Auatetanseethros. t/ne day Dr.los ran. in and chatted. The converse.. 1..0 on tloi rover.; of the troop* fib., Vosges, nal., and on tie, motet..hi to la corned out in mead.. Mawr th outbre-38 of hostilities. ilreyfie, then remarked lint he knew t.iie or, wleeli the fiernsans relied to cheek the 'flan Patton, Itat eaiel wan to the east of Huthausen, and he knew it very well, for he had one day followed the German manoeuvres on horseback.  --ir-tg-nr:r. replying. raid plum wu eudently eanfttting one poen ten wt It another. He repent,'  The rivet wannen wan • mina trnd.wirun nomol %%lion. win, ntelbst when he wm al Berlin in 1881. oterheard • ennvomlion bPIII,II some German oilawen who won Imiehing in Ow Adj...., morn al tho Cenind Hold. One of them was very indignant. Lbal a French °Ricer obmild be gailly nf froaaen. and the other replied. 'lto a Bonl ilabe fur von know: we 101. expecting a plan td die mobiliwOinn from Dreyfus." 1111 n. I)))! .d approval and dira,dnad) In rep:, to Madre Demange. redrawn wail h. had