Arizona republican., 1899-08-28
DICTIONARY or
THE DREYFUS CASE

tnat figure III the DTeyfuS trial:
The BcrLareau-The document fount
in bits aro1g the waste paper ut tn
GrsIln1n UII52-Ey, pieced tiog6'Ile', ant
s5ttr- bJ1ted to DTeyfrs though undoubt
ely EsteIhazy wrote 1t. 1t offers Sc
crst Information, and is, of course, IN
signed and undated
The SScIst Dcsisier-A collection o.
more or less private, documents bear.
ling on the case, only enc cG which, Ua-
less THE war office has manufactured
more forgeries, mentions Dreyfus
by name, and this tI5 absolutely com
m0np.ace and innocent.
The 'fDixi'' AGticle-Written by Els
terhszy in the "Ec!ia.r," b1:oer1y al
Iri-tsl1ing Picquart On private infor1na-
ton illegally lent him by the war OF
fee
The Blanche" and 'fSpsranza' Te1e-
grams-Two telegrams forged by Du
Patty de Clam and E5terhazy, and sent
to Pcquart with the object of bluff
ing HIM ir'J0 the belief that a lady
who YVES in the ''p'lct'' had gwen away
| the 'tsecr5il'' .tlat he forged the Estei--
hazy petit bleu'
The Petit Bleu-A telegram found
at the German dnIba5sy, written by
! Colonel ven S.5.Ewarzkcppen, the Ger
man military a.1ta-k5, 10 Esterhazy,
inviting him to call. 1t was torn up,
| the writer having Changed his mind
about sending it. This E5terh3zy con-
tends is a forgery.
The Weyleu' Letter-A forged letter,
discriminating Dreyfus, sent to the war
office. Arthor, probably, De Cam.
Ce Canaile De D "A phrase in
one of the documents CT the secret dos
sier. Does not Ief5r to DreyfUIs, but u
a subordinate. whl3:ie name IS said to
be known 10 the French war office.
The Document IiberateuT' 9TH
e. words, that beginning 'Ca canaiIle
de D WAS the famous cGe which
Esterhazy threatened Felix Faure he
would disclose, unless protected
against PicquaIt Hls alleged it had
been stalen by Picquart fer a foreign
embassy. Es5eItllzy eventually re-
turned it to the WET office, after it had
served his purpose.
LilIGtcra15 Col1nel Ftcqua5,-Ex-
head of the Intelligence department.
took Up the l-'lu-ia OF Dreyfts on the
ground IF :ri5ufficieucy Of evidence,
and also p1oducctl tkl5 lamcus petit
bleu (teIegram), alleged to have been
written to Eaterhazy by '5E'ei German
adtache, Colonel Won SchwarzkOppen
making in appciltni-rI-, bU5 then torn
up and the pieces thEicwn into the
waste basket, whence they were re-
covered by clacret ls-cts. He was re-
moved frctIl the army and imprisoned
On a charge of forging the petit bleu
himself. Since BbeTatad. The Bay
ard of the ''Affaire''
NJ. Zo,a-The novelist, published his
now famous letter of accusation
CJ'Accuse'') egaile.s the entire French
general staff, accusing Them, in point
Of fact, of a gigantic conspiracy to con-
vict Drsylns Put en- trial, convicted,
fined and sentenced to inpr:s0nmen t.
He appealed, and his sentence was
qUashed. Again prosecuted, but On "a
sentence in his article which barred
any reference to tle Dreyfus case.
Hence he permitted Judgment to go by
default, and, baLlg condemned left the
country, appealed. and lived IN Eng
land, returning emily recently to
I'rance His celebrated danunc-,c-i0a
is now proved TO have been founded on
absolute truth.
Commcr15IcLlt F'c.z Et-tti-DirectOr Of
the Charche Midi prison, where Drey-
fus w9s first confined. He denied the
prisOneta made any confession, and
eventually, for affirming belief N his
Innocence. fell into CtcEg-isl 2.
the captain, WAS Gre Of the Pioneers of |
the oamrl-tgn for r:vision 1t was he |
who first denounced E5teCEnzy as 'She |
writer CT the boTE-Eaau.
Count Wllsi1-Eaterh3 zy-A solder I
of fortune of the shndlest type. was /
c-l5 CT the chief Cppons1ts Of d. eyfUs. /
NJ. Matthew Dreyfus having denounced I
him as The wII-r Of the b. itarcau, he
WAS tried and acqui ed, cIIii1 an anti
Jewish manifestation. Subsequently .
ON charge Of forging the /
t SperanZa" and Blanche tele9. ans,
but -i-reIaLad IN a technical point He
was, however, expelled from the army
and has since gravit3ted b-ttW5sn iOl-
and, London end Paris, now fully ad
hitting he w1t.e the boEderr5au by de-
sire, and now denying ne evsr said SC.
There - LttIe dcubt he Gid write it.
With Dfs Patty .Cl3 CHM, ne STOPPED to
3ry lnti-DreyfI5 Trick. no MATER how
nUan but he played all parties equally
a-Ee.
NJ. Scheurei -K6atneT-Tll3 senator.
The first public man who prominently
.ook up the Cause Of revision In July,
LS9O. An ablsi champion, who WAS not
afraid Of consequences.
Mature F'ernand Labocr-C0unsel Of
GOA and Picquart Also now appear
ng at Rennes.
Maitre emamge-Dreyfus's counsel
at the court martial md during the
present trial
Handwriting ExD5rr5-Dreyfus trial I
No. IN. Gobert,% NJ PeloIier.' NJ
--i,heravay,*% NJ. Tsya-C,1r.e,1e and NJ
BerlTrcn. *# Zc!a. tEia.-M Paul Mey-
sr," N. A. 1IoEnter.* NJ E. Molinfer,*
VI Celerier,* NJ. L. F7ranck,* M. Havet,*
VI. Pau MoItaud.* NJ Gry,% NJ Bour-
lon# and DR.. Heric;-aIr1.* Fate- hay
-rial-M CCuaTd, - NJ Bzlhommet**
ind NJ Varinard. -
General MsrCier-Mi1ister Of war
November. 1893-January. 1880 when
OreyI[us WIS arrested Ms t-tterest