Judge — September 2, 1899 — page 13: what you’re looking at

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THE FRIGHTFUL HURRICANE IN PORTO RICO The Port of Ponce, as it appeared during the Height of the furious Storm, while | hundreds of Lives were being lost and incalculable Damage being inflicted.—Drawn by | F.Cresson Schell from Descriptions given by an eye-witness, THE AWFUL CATASTROPHE IN PORTO RICO. ‘The Storm-swept Centres to which Relief is being hastened.—The popular Market tee in Ponce, which was swept by the Flood and Storm.—The Landing at Ponce, where amage was done to small Craft.—The McPherson, the first Relief Vessel sent out United States, with Six Million Pounds of F Aibonito Road, showing the Characte c atives that were swept away by thousands,— Loading Bags of Rice on the Reliet Transport McPherson at New York THE FAMOUS DREVEUS CASE. WIHICIE IAS SET FRANCE ON THE EDGE OF A VOLCANO. NOTALLE CHARACTERS AND SCENPS IN ONE OF THE GREATEST POLITICAL CONSPIRACIES OF MODERN TIMES, Captain Dreytus, under Guard, leaving the Prison to enter the Court-room — Dreyfus « the Court on the opening Day of the Session Mrs. Dreyfus, accompanied by a Relative, leaving the Court-room.—Dreyfus's Counsel, Labori, sitting at the Window he Apartment where he prepared the Defen iew of the Court-room at Rennes— ken from the Judge's Table behind the Wicket in the Foreground.—Professor Basch Eprrance to fie Residence, io-which Label was cement alter the: Litier was —Labori, who was shot while acting as Chief Counsel for Dreyfus.—Captain as he appeared before his Arrest.—General Mercier, the Chief Witness against Dreyfus.—Demange, associated with Labori in the Defense ‘of Dreyfus.—Colonel Car- Chief Prosecutor for the Government.—General Boisdeffre, one of Dreyfus’s Chief :sers,—Colonel Picquart, one of the first to proclaim Dreyfus’s Innocence. 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