The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 19, 1899, Page 3

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~ t - : ai scene Mere et ee ATT TTT a it iia il , ; " “s THE SEATTLE STAR. 3 | WW A SAD PLIGHT. rae Pacitic Coast Steamship Co iaporisnrea “eallgicg Fe rao tmma manne ? Second and Battery Strects sdhigunbahiniapected Bet a ARE (i NET} ENT. itomeat ~FOUR DAYS ee ae eS 1h , ' . STARTING - CC ecieat Continue Their Perjured Tes- timony Before Dreyfus. AN ATTACK BY CUIGNET Denies His Former plicating Paty Du Clam. TWO GENERALS ALSO TESTIFY Say They Believe Silesia Is Guilty, But Can Give No Evidence Against Him—Bitter Tirades Evincing Hostility. RENNES, Aug. 19.—Capt. Culgnet, aide-de-camp of the War offtce was the first witness before the Dreyfus courtmartial toda ‘ net was the man who discovered Henry's forgery He to bad faith on the part of the Foreign office in a despatch intender Dreyfu Not the Court of Cassation, neriminate tampering wi etanding this, Cuignet began his testim fRouncing Dreyfus. This tasted Ul! Dreyfus raised his hand in protes The witness showed remarkat Europe, his testimony soun that bushels of let from Schneider, the Jetter attributed to him, dectarin Many, was one of th claimed that his repudiation was force ation by Demange, the witness differed fr Court of Cassation, in withdrawing all implications against Paty du Clam and Hénry Du Clam was next « ny today with a tor with the oepy agate of the alphabet, » » Culgnet cla familiarity Re referred to secret agents by letters like a proposition in alge existed tneriminating Dreyfus, including a Austrian military attache, whose rey ve that Dreyfus Dad dealings with G nts of the tria Culene ¢ sensational develop m Schnelder » his tent i to the His absence, owing to “Il * was explained to the court, which ordere stand ness, 1 his deposit Paris. Gen. De Rersteffre, ex-chief of the general staff, was the next wit He devoted bis ness, He is an amiable gent an advanced in years. time to showing that Piequart was wrong in the testimony he Thure day and yesterday. Like the ex-ministers of war, the witnes# made a solemn unsupported declaration of the prisoner's guilt: “I am convinced as before.” said Bersdeffre, “Dreyfus and not Esterhagy, wrote the bor dereau. Dreyfus ie guilty.” At the conclusion of Botedeffre’s tem ness incredulously, as If doubting the posed was working for question the witness, Gen. Gonge, the next witness, told of Dreyfus’ He said Dreyfus wrote the bordereau, Dreyfur questioned Gense the letter’s assertian that he (Dreyfus) spied on the Wa He argued that it was 4 physical impossibility for him to have done cer tmony Dreyfus regarded the wit- of the man whom he sup being asked if he cared t 1 have nothing to ask. restorat Dreyfus replied sadly, alieged confexsion department { tein things at;the time and piace stated. Gonse finally admitted that it © was not probabie that Dreyfus had done these things, but insisted that it The coarse antis are im- was possible. The court adjourned until Monday of to Gay's evidence is regarded as unfavorable to Dreyfus. The creasingly confident of conviction Gonse repeated his testimony before the © how he took Capt. Lebran Renault to the War office urt of Camsation, retating on the day wing Dreyfus’ degradation, and how Le Brun Renault repeated to Ministe ot | War Cavignac the alieged confession of Dreyfus, He sald Le Bran Renault did not draft the report on the confession, as h neidered the affair terminated. Gonze admitted that documents named in the bordereau were probably delivered. On being examined by Demange the witness refused to admit the possibility that Esterhasy was gullty Dreyfus question Gonse and sf th high feeling I never asked Jepartments,” declared Dreyfus, “as you alles for passes to the other “Some people don't need th Gonse replied. Gonse sneered generally at points made by the accused. Gonse also made capital of allexed | of mecret service funds by Picquart d the latter's misappropriation investigation of Henry and Esterhagy. Picquart rose from his seat in the audience and fiatly contradicted thes witness. Gen. Billot, ex-miniater of war, then rome, and cautioned Piequart | against revealing confidences regarding the secret service. Piequart ar gued hotly, revealing nothing, but merely defend himself against an unjust charge. A general argument followed, in which Billot was fre quently applauded PARIS, Aug. 19.—Guerin and his fellow anti-Semites, who ar caded in the former's house supply is exhausted. ‘Two hundred infantry are now street declare they will open fire when their upying RENNES, Aug. 19.—Another individual allieged to have has been brought to Rennes. He was drunk when arrested. The condi tion of Labori today is highly satisfactory. The patient is improving RUSSIAN COUNT WILL NOT GET PRIZE MONEY IS ARRESTED, NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-Count 4 Mohrensohiid, who! publishes shot Labori Aug. 19—The Herald andro von ing from ame of Peter Peters, haa|its Wash nder been employed by a New York ir “Officers and men of the North At ance company, was arrested today on|lantic squadron will have to accept a warrant sworn out by the Russian) bousty money for the Reina Me consul at this port des rather than prize m y, aw they The warrant charges that en| recently claimed, if they eto ke 1892 to 1897 prisoner was a pub- | cure ward whate for the lic official in the employ of the Flus- | sink of the ship sian government and that he embex- | § from gled 70,000 roubles {ntrusted to him nd and fied to America ck Glove Trust Assured. : vk NEW YORK, Aug. 19.—The Times » tomorrow will say: The rh of a giove trust in wured 1e of organized on different tir fr coat of other combinations of capital, and 2 twill its creation will mark a w era in| be img ble for the officers and th: the glove t le of the cou men to obtain prixe money The tock will be 1,000,000 of whie a m 000,000 will. be ' i actual stock will be distributed in the na ture of a bonus. Wrestling Match. PORT GIBSON, M Aug. 18 Hi Wileon ' ung negr sccused An interesting re with will take p atth mn f attempted assault, was hanged theater Tue Aun re Op hen shot, here in the ard £.10, begir sharp. Hali Adlar Tv officials to kn famous Turkish wrestler, will v t the lynebing, and aa Jack O'Neil, champion of the & tpris find th for $220 a side. He will also wrestle! man in h dail a Well known Seattle man No demonstration was made at the aU RERERLa ee jail or is there evidence that any of Voll, the Ansayer, u » Roxwelt bik! the Phe were forced. on taken in | ! | r Statement Im- © (MARKET QUOTATIONS Saturday M ne—Th ket ty opened fi but ther * supply of everything in the Vegetable line, owing ta the arrive lof the boat from San wnelace California aweet potatoes are wellltyr at Bye Melons of all kinds are plentiful and cautelopes are selling » Plume are quite sea and AMUSE MEN TS. HIRD AVENUE THEATER. Phone Mad Wo M Kuswes) Lemee aud Manager Commeneing uf (he Supplementary on Week starting Sunday a R. & FRENCH Theater Company a Repertoire of Good Mays The ian ni “Flow | Handa Ao ross the See Thar ed {elder ° ane * mL j F Seein's B'lievin’ oe Have you been in our Stationery department re- cently ? Shelves are full of new goods, and in the basement. Better Come more Denny-Coryell Company 716 First Ave. ‘Latest wu APUMES & CO. | Legion, bave yuar | Taiioe-coade Suite made by Kooms 2b Pale Deposit Uuliding Sal Uiego Fruit C0 415 Pike Street That's the Place These Days rok Peaches, Pears AND Lemons. Safe Deposit Boxes For th Valuable Articles and Papers kor reat «t Be year how carr Safe Deposit Vauits 4 W. Columbia E. SHORROCK. Manage, faa Spot Cash é roa Gold Dust Ful! Reeay Valve. Any Quantity JOSEPH MAYER & BROS. OCherry hd, Malling ST aa aa PIGOT & FRENCH CO. 4 Washington a, have the oniy Linotype Job Printing Machina jn the Northwost. Catalogues, amp fete, ete,. ut specially ow prices. SAVE MONEY Uy ghving thew au opportunity ePqure ILMA 7 COAL Makes Heat Saves Money 0009900090 1400000000008 sect eeugkt lor SPOT CASH Highest Prices Paid. PLSD POOOOO JAKE MARTIN. | 80096-00909000000 96966098 ———- °° »«» Frelghi, Passenger and Baggaga, ‘Thone Main 41-46, °. Serr eereceecesosersoecserosc® | [Oteeresecoeseccesorocoessecoesceveveosecorse Cilicd 625 First Avonay e, Monday,A ug.21 GENTRY’S FAMOUS PeCeros re POS TO eT RODS TOF ES DOES ey mee has. ° sa $ : ‘ 4 . : The two smallest Performing Elephants in captivity. | 3 tionably the World's Largest and Best Trained 4 Animal t t -2:30 and 8 p,m. Adulis 25¢ Two Performances Daily Admission Children 5c. Watch for the Grand Free Street Pa First Seattle Exposition October 2 to {5, Inclusive. Special Daily Attragtions Cheap Rates By Kail and Stea Free transp Floriculture, Mining, P. Address 45 Colman Block, f exhibit Agriculture, Horticulture, uiltry, General Displays. FRANK R. ARMSTRONG, Manager. Seattle. INDEX:- INDEX Eshelman-Corcoran Co.'s EXCURSION To the Great Copper Camp Index, Sunday, Aug, 20 to Washington Ride T of Time he §S What Butte City Is to Montana rough the Most Picturesque INDEX to View the t Tram way, the New dyes . Index, Gunn's Peal and Other Wonders of the Cascades FARE, a D TRIP, 82.00::.. eeee J. E. McManus . Thurston, 109 1 Railway, 612 First oran Company, 106-8 A 142-Mile Scenery; pl Mining Suspensior Sunset Falls Tickets for $ ait th & Son, 918 cond Avenu Cherry Stre Great North Avenue, and Eshelman-Core Washington Building. Purchase Tickets Early..... As the Number of Tickets are Limited to Seating Capacity of FOUR COACHES. Train Leaves G. N. R. R. Depot Foot of Columbia Street, on Sunday, August 20, at rriving at Index at 12:00 m. Returning Index at 6:00 p. m., Arriving in Seattle 9100 CHORES PLAY mi na en Felitz Tent and Awning Co. 7 ye lar way; When ~__ (). OO ° | 4 @ You Want wae ois A Bargain BRAMOPHONE = ‘The Finest Taiking Machine Mada In a New, Slightly Used REGINAS ~ or Second-hand From $7.00 to $300 PIANO or ORGAN sherman, Clay & bo. § Remember we have the “STEINWAY” DEALERS Largest and Most Com: 614 Fecond Avenue - Beattie plete Stock in the City. |- j C0) Gr write tor pric and terme D. 8. JOINSTON 903 Second Ave, Burke Bulldiag | SAN FRANCISCO eat AROMITECTS, FOR ALASKA j Novant Leave Seatile 9 a. m. AE Aug. 18, 24. Cottage City Hept. 12 City of Topeka, Aug. 6, 23, Bept. 7 Al-Ki. Aus. 9, 18, fept. 2 17, and : BHIDUE BUILOENS ASD CONTHACTORS. WAKES. Washington & “Blaska ~ STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S marion BANK OF j j i! (i . $190,000 City of Seattle ic wag want Friday, Se 1} I Yor ¥kagway ' & 1 i Thursday, August 24, at I P.M" * Shoe Ase arta DODWELL & CO. Ltd, rs one Lot wa, € , vale oF rent, Main 470 © i Manon and ‘ 113 James Bt, ‘Phon , t - » new and CLOTHES CLEANING. et Ke ° keep your : ¥ hut 1008, ST. MICHAEL On or About Aue. 25 Connecting at DASCING ACADEMY r « nchoal im Dawg, Rampart ad Way Puts == STEAMER DISCOVERY | ~srvascsarsomei vo to Cape Nome and Golofnin Bay 3 dus twiget and pamenger meter apply to ttle Steamship Co, = WHITE STAR DOCK pat deta: eater He arty Bank r- FOUND. powe Main os a SAPE NOME North American Trausporta- ton aud T v0 ont Cherry; \ s ROANOKE 98 Aproumate i yn lowest prices LLLP LIE LDELL OSSD PAILS POD IE but eg ws, 108 Ratiroad avenue. ttt ALASKA pays bighe ; i fiat We Ave. peenecet LOANS AND INSURANCE, AMES DOTHWELL-M ans, fre may Gare *. 28 Boston biook MELEINERY cclal Alaska Flyer = wire Skagway via Vancouvor, Ketchikan i and Juneau ‘ IN SIXTY-FIVE HOURS §. S. HUMBOLDT - ails From beattio WEDNESDAY, AUG. 23, AT 8 P.M, ATEORNEYS City Ofcoe, 8 First avenue doe biccnh ‘ Main ok A Eph AKNES & PEAMSE, 70 hoya bidg Cathe : eeiidou Treiman ad c ‘ a hoviee and Vlotay Grest Trekot Men, #2 es ave ‘ igatly; #10 A hous Maiw Li? n't ; yoniter . fon before purchasing ; Rai mate reason ‘olumb sco hm a sliver. A. wh Paul. ¥ son kley block. RUPTURE SPRCLALIST STREAMERS, Seattle, Edmunds and Everett STEAMER GREYHOUND 3 Dally —Ere Three # Rovnd Tr Sunday TIME CARD Sater in sewite Machines and’ cates Keattlo Ta. m., 12 mand & p,m ar * Tel. Mutt O41 9b am, 200 p.m aa 7 iil Uhaasihe Wines SHIP CHANDLERS. F 5 $1.25; Ka i ld at ttle i ‘ ie, I pm mB STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE RABE & MORGAN, 400-410 Occidental avg NBGVGGESTGRGOVES9 Main 140; torage; distribu Vancouver ie A TRIP throwin n vebert $ OF EVERY description ;mmig: and repairing ISIS fy Intec] «; in roofing, T « woM n St 8 fron of the n Bion Hhone Mein as? ( ; STE AMER 8 PALLONS BR meninr waa | SF aichns hee: Bier or the Line ot ® suru cite mag: ‘Tel. Brown wi & Basorvasesusnescusseund)

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