The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-12
OF the Examination ofthe Secret
DOssier, and cIamOr for the
Widest Publicity oft,
WHICH WOULD MEAN PllL6RY
For Gen. BoisdeFre andhls co.con'
spIrators-.clear Plot Against
the French Republic.


Il n ia granted the military and ma
tlonallst parties would be utterly dis
graced. They arc convinced that the
diplomatic and war ofiice dosslerS TEEN
with forgeries. OF course their im-
presslOns are derived from the nVe
counsel present at the examination OF
these precious papers.
Publicity would mean the pilloFy TOT
General De Boisdeffre and company
They would be pelted with their own
foul eggs, while Captain Dreyfus woula
be cleared In the face OF the wnole
world.
The military caste here Is furious at
the turn things are taking. The corres-
pondent of a Russian paper told mo TO-
day that in cafe frequented by ON
GERS he unfolded the Dreyfuslte Aurore
to read. All the military men nearby
scowled at him in a marked manner,
and after coughing and otherwise show
ing their disapproval, went In body
to the other end Of the cafe as II the
Russian were leper.
The Enfeebled Military.
an ..o o@,ars ., the military club
80 ~. On tha cIub balcony. when
: ~, ,,r,S,o ~ nrev,usIte Journals were
so'"n h,,-nod IN the streets. and they
snnroved the performance by unmls-
taxable gestures. One now sees the
wisdom of the order forbidding officers
not attached to the garrison to stay
here during the trial.
/ hear that. In unclean imaginlngsr
the secret military dossIer exceeds the
worst top shelf literature To secure
secrecy the scribe who worked for
Henry and his friends did not hesitate
to forge letters from high diplomatic
personages. Nearly score OF love
letters from n lady high In the diplo'
matte sphere were supposed to have
been seized in the dispatch box OF an
embassy during transmission to Berlin
The person whom she is reported as
having had as a correspondent was an
attache of an embassy here, and much
younger than the lady, who is made to
appear lmpassioned, quite an EIolse. OF
course she mentions the Dreyfus af-
fair, and asks the attache to help to
whltewash the unfortunate captain.
Plot Against tbs Republic.
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The examination o. the diplomatic
dossler was concluded this morning.
Dreyfus, on leaving the lyceum, looked
brighter than he had ever previously
appeared. To-morrow's proceedings
will be memorable in the history of the
affair.
NJ. Demange has lost no opportunity
to conclllate the seven Judges. He has
let himself be interviewed In order to
say nice things about them. That as
tute advocate understands human ma
ture. He remembers that the seven are
ignorant OF law, always ready to sac
rince equity to authority, quick to
scout at the rules OF evidence and re-
member a caste who think they
have been attacked by Jews, cosmopou-
tuns and foreigners. Some OF them
boast of not having read the report Of
the inquiry before the court Of casSa-
tlon, because they thought 1t published
at the cost of a syndicate, and intend
ed to cast odlum on the army.
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