The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-27

General Zurlinden-War minister (Janu-
airy. 1ss5-October, 1850. Ex-military gov
ernor OF Paris. Chiefly memorable for his
| expression in the chamber Of absoluts
conviction of the guilt Of Dreyfus. A fine
type OF military blusterer.
| N. Delegorgue-President Of the Zola
trial. Made history by his stock saying
In favor of the war once party: 1.-THE
| question shall not be put
General Billot-Minister of war (April
1Ss6-June, 1889 during the time OF the
Henry forgeries. To his Scheurer- KestneT
| opened I'D his doubts on the validity Of the
conviction of Dreyfus. Biliot played him
| false, and took his stand on the author
! ny of the chose JUICE" Muddled the lola
! trial and stands convicted OF consistent
underhand practices.
General ChanoIne-Minister OF war (Sep-
TENDER IS. 1Sss-October, 1855. 4 creature
| of ZurIinden. Chiefly memorable for his
STACEY resignation in the chamber.
General Roget-The manufacturer OF
nearly all the war Office lies about Drey-
fus, the revision of whose trial he bitterly
opposed. He was the savior OF the gen.
eral staff in its most Illicit Vaccinations,
and that was why NJ. Deroulede tried to
induce him to march on the Elysee.
Captain Cuignet-Discovered Henry's
forgery, and was satisfied with the rest
of the documents of the secret dossier.
| which he collected and fled. Generally
n.istrusted.
NJ Hadamard-The father-ir-law Of
Dreyfus, a rich Paris merchant.
General Boisdeffre-Chicf Of the general
staff at the time CT the Dreyfns prose-
cubion. Resigned because Henry deceived
him. Was In touch with all the Esterhazy
trickeries. Now ILL., and keeping in the
background.
Commandant Ravary-Drew up the blum
| dering report at the time of the Esterhazy
court martial.
Commandment Besson D'OrmeschevIlle-
Drew up the 'act of accusation for the
court martial of 1894. Assumed aIlesa-
/ lions of guilt to be guilt.
General Gonse-Was the immediate
superior Of Picquart. against whom he
was, after a moments hesitation, a con-
sistently warm supporter OF Esterhazy.
Unquestionably had doubts about Dreyfus'
guilt till the influence of headquarters
since when he bitterly opposed revision.
Speranza Letter-Forged letter sent TO
Picquart with the object of inspiring off,
cial circles with the belief that was an
agent of the Dreyfus syndicate.
Cour de Cassation-Highest French court
OF appeal. The body which decreed the re-
trial of Dreyfus
The Dossier-The collection of legal doc
uments bearing on a case. Properly
speaking, the envelope containing the
documents.
NJ. Lemencier Picard-War Office agent
and forger of the humber type. Laid a
trap for the Dreyfus party. which failed.
He was imprisoned and hanged himself.
General lie Pelheux-Also on the French
general staff. Supported Esterhazy and
used the Henry forgery in the lola trial
as an absolute proof of the guilt OF
Dreyfus.
Colonel Sclwarzkoppen-The German
military attache in Paris TO whom the
bordereau was sent. and who wrote the
petit bleu to Esterhazy.
Major Pizzardi-The italian military atL
tache. supposed enormously. to have had
relations with Dreyfus. Sent the telegram
to his government on which Henry based
his forgery.
Revision-The rehearing Of case.
Colonel Sandherr-Membero Of the general
staff and a fanatical anti-Semite. Died
from brain disease soon after the first
trial at which he played a prominent part
The Syndicate-A figment of the tpa gin
alton OF the anti-sem4tes. who came to the
conclusion that a number OF wealthy per-
sons were financing and working the
Dreyfus campaign.
M. Paleologue-Foreign office expert and
correct translator Of the Pannizardi tele-
gram, which Henry falsified.
NJ. Betulus-The magistrate who made
the preliminary examination in the Es-
terhazy case.
Mime. De Boulancy-A relation Of Ester
hazey and an acquaintance of Colonel
Picquart. Esterhazey tried TO drag her
into the conspiracy Matched against Pic
quart by suggesting she wrote several
letters. 1t was absolutely false.
NJ. acknowledgements OF the gov
eminent at ZOla's second trial, and viola.
tor of the law for the purpose OF saving
De Clam. the fOrger.
NJ. Felix Faure-President Of the French
republic, and an unqualified supporter OF
the general staff against Dreyfus
NJ. r-Perier-President al the time
OF the Dreyfus trial He had the courage
to speak out in the court OF cessation and
announced that the prisoner was convicted
on secret evidence.
Nine. De Pays-The mistres Of Ester
hay.
NJ. Gribelin-The keeper OF the archives
and an abettor OF De Clam.
Captain Lebrun- Renaud-An officer to
whom. II was at one time alIsdged, Drey-
fus made q confession. As matter Of fact
he did nothing OF the kind. Only the war
office. by purposely distorting the officers
report on the circumstances, made it ap-
pear that ne did.
Yelled Lady-Was Du Patty de Cam, dis
guised. who handed the document lib
eratuer' to EsterhaZy near the Arc de
Triomphe. II was suggested that Ester
hazy thought the lady was inspired by
revenge on Picquart.
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