Arizona republican., 1899-08-28

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court martial judges.
M vaiignac-MinisteF of war Zoe
tober, 1S95-April, 1896; June, 1898
September, 1899, announced the DIS
covery of EIsnry's forgery, but reaf
firmed his belief in the guilt of Drey
fUs He is a cousin OF De Clam.
Lieutenant Colonel Henry-Pic
qTart's successor in the intelligence
Department. To supply non-ex.st5n
evidence, forged a telegram in the Sc
creit dc==ier On discovery and arrest
he cut his threat in Mont Vala-fen.
Lieutenant Du Fatty Dis Clam-The
melodTamiaitic villain of the piece, SCI
trap to surprise Dreyfus by debating
to him the ,5ext cf the bondereau
Warm supporter OF EsteThozy, acted
th,a part If the ''vofl5d lady assisted in
forging te1egxsiIrlsl to entTlap Picquart,
and did the dirty work of the war Of
fee. Since disowned by all and ex-
riJled from the army.
| General Zurl:nden-War minister
january, 1895-OeSober, 1880. Ex-
N: Htary goveIrlo;7 of Paris Chiefly
n,lInDTable fer his expression in the
chamber CT absolute conviction of the
guilt of Dreyfus. A fine type of the
Military bluSf-ersr.
M egorgue-Pres.dent at ths
Zen trial. Made history by his stock
siay17g IN favor of the WIZ office party:
TIE question shall ne. be put
G,er,5rsR B:llot-Mfn.ster CT w3r
april. 1896-June, 1899 during the
tfnt5 CT the H:-i-y ilorger' es. To him
Scheurer-K estnsr opened up his
Csulots On iche validity OF tile ccnvic-
t1-n of Dreyfus BiI.ot Played him
fsl1e, ard took mis- stand en- the ''au-
thority CT tho chose jugee." Muddled
.E'J Zc-a tr;al, and stands convicted eff
consistent underhand practices
General Chanoine- ster of wa
Bartender 10. 1898-Oatober 25, 1899.
A creature of Zurlinde1. Chiefly
memorable for his stagey resignation
N the chamber.
Csae1al Roget-The manufacturer OF
nearly ell the war Office lies about
Dreyfus the revision Of wl.cse trial he
Bitterly opposed. He wGs the savior
of The general staff in lis most Illicit
MACH nations and that WIS why M
De-i-rtGdI5i tried to in il,ce him to
march on the Elysee.
Captain OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hen
rvs forgery, ard was satisfied with the
rest of the documents Of the secret dos
sier, which he COLLECTED and filed.
Generally n1istruC..ed.
NJ. Hadtafnsrd- f3ltler-in-law of
Dreyfus, a Etich F'aTis merchant.
General BoisdeffTe- Chi:f of the gen
e7al staff at the time of the D9,syfus
prosecutor. Resigned because Henry
deceived him. Was in touch with ali
TING Esterhiazy tI.ckerics. Now ill, and
in the background.
ConnnGGarls RaVary-Drew UP the
report e. the time of the
Esterhazy court martial.
Compartment Besson D'OTmeScEe-
up the "act Of accusation
fer the court martial of 1894. As
sum.ed allegations Of guilt to lbs guilt |
General Gorse-WsE The Immediate |
superior Of Picquart, against whom
he was, If er a moments aJtation, a |
warm supporter of Ester !
hazy. Unqquest ionably had doubts !
about Dreyfus's guilt till thu influence, /
Of headquarters made him solid with /
he other generals, since when he BIT /
-eriy cppOscd revision.
Spe1rnza Ll9tte.-FC-g-d lstter sent |
% Picquart with the object of inspir- |
ng official circles with the belief thai |
la was an agent of the Dreyfus synd |
,ate.
COur de 3lSi0n-Highest French |
,ourt Of appeals. The body which de
y
The Dossier-The collection Of legal |
documents bearing on a case. Prop
sily specking, the "envsI0pe' contain
hg the documents
NJ Lemercier P.card-Wa- Office
gent and fOrger Of the humber type. |
laid trap for the Dreyfus party, |
which failed He was Imprisoned and
ranged himself.
General LIE Pellieux-AIso en- the
french general staff. Supported Es-
crhnzy and used Ch3 H7nry forgery IN
he Zoda ,,Iial as an absolute proof
Il the guilt Of Dreyfus.
Colonel Schwarzkoppen-Th Ger
nan military attache in Paris. to
whom the E0p3eTSau WIS sent, and
vino wrote this p5tit bleu to Esterhazy.
Major PannizarGi-The Italian mil
larry attachs, supposed, enormously,
o have had relations with Dreyfus.
;ent the telegram to his government
n which Henry based his forgery.
Reyision-Tlle reheaTlE;g Of a case.
Colonial Sl3ndherr-lMember CT the
leneral staff and a faratical anti
eGnite. Died from brain disease soon
fter the first trial. at which he pIayed
prominent p2T's.
The Syndfcate-A Pigment of the
Imagination of the alti-Semites, who
ame to tha Conclusion that number
T wealthy peGp-'1s were financing and
working the Dreyfus campaign.
NJ. Paleologue- eign office expert
nd corset t1ancfator of the PaEni- /.
ardi tlslsgIl,n, which Henry fa,sified. ,
NJ Bertulus- magistrate who
lade the pre.fn. nay examination of
he Esterhazy case.
Nine. De BoU-ancy-A relation of
;sterhazy and an acquA' ntarrca of
iolonel Picqrart- Es5e-hazy tried to
Tag her into the conspiracy Matched
gainst Picquart by suggesting she
-nCte certain lett-t 5. + was absolute
7 false
NJ. Representative of the
oyernmeut at Zo.a'S second trial, and
io5ator Of the NV fer the purpose Of
aving De Clam, ting 1orgs=T
NJ. Felix FlaMe-Pres.den Of the
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