Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26

| hommce' and NJ. Narinard.@"
rAll pro- Dreyfus. NJ. Charavay was
al first against Dreyfus. then changed
| h-s views All the witnesses at the
| Zola trial considered that Esterhazy
wrote the hordcrcau.
faGave it as their opinion that Drey-
| fus wrote the bordereau, the three
called a the Esterhazy trial affirming
that they believed Dreyfus traced the
hordereau from E.sterhazys hand
writing in order to conceal his own
guilt ana incriminate another. NJ.
Bertillon lent the comic side to the
affair. drawing up weird design of .
fortress with deIences to indicate his
views on calghaphic differences. 1t
was received with shrieks Of laughter
ut the Zofa trial, and utterly dis
credited his view. None Of the experts
favoring F.stcrhazy are men Of much
repute.
GENERAL. MERCTER. Minister Of
War November. 1&3-IanuarN. 1850 when
DrcNfUs was arrested. Ills Interest foe.
and utterly implac3b!e. Il WAS he vino
laid secret evidence before The court
martial Judges.
NJ. CNNAiGNAC. Minister III War tOc-
tphcr lNY5-April. 1876; juno. l>.N-Spptcm Y
hAT. iNaNy. announced the discovery MI
/, iienrY'S forgery. but reatiirmtu hiS hell, 1
IN the guilt of brrYfus. lie Is a cousin
LIECTENANT COLONEL HENRY.
Iicquarts successor in the Intelligence
Departments To supply nou-cXlsteut
evidence. forged 4 telegram in the e.
cret jnssier. on discovery ard arrest. h.
cut his throat III Mont Nalerien.
LIEUTENANT DU Patty DE CLAM.
Sct 4 trap III surprise Dreyfus by iicta. !
inE y him the text of the boracreau.
part of the yelled lady" assisted in
forging kilograms to cnjrap FicQuart ana
did the dirty work of the War Office.
Since disowned by all and expelled from
GENERAL III -RLINDEN. War Minis
ter Ganuary. 1S95-Octobcr. lS95l. I'm
Military Governor Of Paris. Chiefly mem
| orable for his expression i'll the Chamhcr
Dreyfus. y fine type of the military
NJ DELEGoRGrE, president at the
lola trial. Made history by his stock
saving in favor Of the War Office party:
The question shall not b. put"
GENERAL Bll.LOT. Minister Of War
| april, 1N96-June ), 1888 during the time ui
| the Henry forgeries. 10 him Schcurer
Kcstncr uncncd up his doubts on tile VAT
| idity Of the conviction Of DreyfuS. Billoj
! played him false. and took his stand on
the authority of the chose iugee." Mud
! died the Zola ;rial. and stands convicted
. of consistent underhand practices.
'rF4.N t.tN+tl. t1f.h lNt'l y l.. Minister Cf
| War (September Is. fS9S October .. 1881
\ creature of Zurlinden. Chiefly mcmOT-
| able for his STACEY resignation in thu
| chamber.
| GENERAL ROGET. the manufacturer
| Of nearly MI the War Office lies about
Dreyfus, the revision ot-whosc trial he
| bitterly opposed. He was the savior ct
| the General Staff in its most Illicit mach
| nations, and that was why NJ. DerouIede
| tried to induce him to march on the
| Elysee.
! CAPTAIN CUIGNET discovered Hen
| rvs forgery, and was satisfied with tn.
| rest of the documents Of the secret dos
| sier. which he collected and filed. Gen.
orally mistrusted.
Nj. HADAMARD. the faIner-in-lav 81
Dreyfus, Il rich Paris merchant
| GENERAL BOTSDEFFRE, chief of the
General Staff at the time of the Drevfus
| prosecution. Resigned because Henry de.
ceived him. Was in touch with All IN.
| t.stcrhaZy trickeries. Now i'll. and keen
| ing in the background.
! COMMANDANT RtNARY drew HI
! the Numbering report at the time or the
! ESterhaZy court-martial.
| COMMANDANT BESSON D'ORMES
! CHENILLE drew up the "act Of accuse
| ton" for the court-martial of 1894 As
/ sumed allegations of guilt to be built
| GENERAL GONSE was the imnedia r.
[ superior of picquart. against whom ~
was. after moments hesitation 4 conN
sistently warm supporter Of Estrrhazv
! linquestionably had doubts about nrcyy
ius' guilt till the influence. Of Head.