The Dreyfus Case.
United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright. Received August 23rd, 0.30 a.m. Paris, August 22. Gribelin, an archivist, who alleged that he co-operated' with Paty de Clam and Commandant Louth in bolstering up the Dreyfus conviction, admitted helping Paty de Clam and Henry in favour of Fsterhazy; that Henry sent him, disguised in wig and spectacles, to carry a letter to Esterhazy just before the latter made his denunciation. Esterhazy, who is in London, has published a further criticism on the French generals. Schneider is lodging a complaint with the French Government relative to the forged letter mentioned at the Dreyfus trial.
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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2571, 23 August 1899, Page 1
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