The sun., 1893-01-21
HERR ARRESTED IN ENGLAND
7TO DE7ECTIrEs yEHrE THE W.fE-
RANT At MI:,NIGHI.
ur. Herx i- sick In Ned. and the Detec-
dives Will watch Vim Cntu 1io Is Ahie
90 he Kemovcd-IIc VIII Fight y. tradition
-r'nri- Much Interested In tho Arrest
~. Andrieux Again Giving Testimony.


10 b- Kemoved-Iic VIII right Estrndition
- -rnri- Much Interested In tho Arrest
v. ~. Andrieux Again Giving Testimony.
IoHpoS. Jan. co.--Dr. Cornelius Herr was
arrested Mt midnight last night, on warrant
Issucd on demund OF the French Government
on tho Charge OF having been fraudulently
IMPLICATED In Panama HwirdiinE and corrup-
F.. ton. The detectives assigned TO make the ar
rent won't about their work very cautiously.
ns, although /, was reported that Hcrz vas
sick, IL was though. from his previous record.
both IN America and France. that he might be
shamming Illness and would take mn oppor-
tuniiy TO escape. 1t was known that Herr
was at tho Tankcrvillo Hotel, Bournemouih.
;. Tho detectives started for Bournemouth after
dark. When they presented themselves at
the hotel they at first stated that they had
como down from London and proposed 10
Rtay a short time. and. as IL incidentally.
ask ed for DR.. Herr. The rcbly was thGt DR..
Herr was too i'll TO be seen. The detectives
then reriied:
I'VE are officers OF tho law and must SEQ
DR.. Herr 9
Tho clerk inid: ALLOW me to announce you
in advance. and no doubt he will be Willing 10
SEQ you."
NO" snid one OF tho officers "we will nm
nouncr ourselves: let tho porter show us the
rooms"
The rorter led tho wav 10 DR. lIcrz's apart
men Ia ard knocked at the door IL was then
midnight, and tho indications wore tint all
ID within wero asleep. After II few minutes tho
, door was opened slightly, and n female voice
asked what was wanted. The porter replied
witt, much apology that some gentlemen
were there that wanted to see tho Doctor.
ma'am."
But ho is asleep. ana cannot be disturbed"
0rel tho voice which WAS TINT of lIIs
Herr.
We are sorry. madam" Put in ono OF the
detectives. but we must see Dr. Herr at once
We arc officers vi the law. aud although we
wish to act with all proper consideration. We
must perform our duty. Please TO tell DR..
Herr to dress at once. In the mean time We
will wait In the anteroom."
p. The detectives quietly onened III, door,
Mrs. Herr retiring 10 her husbands sleeping
apartment. She came out in !. few moments.
Her fnce showed signs OF grief and agitation.
and she could hardly restrain tears us she
,.'Gcntlcmen. DR.. Herr Is too i'll 10 get NJ.
You are welcome to so In and SEQ Tor your
Ths, detectives entered The sleeping room.
SpsS Sss S with anG GSws %sss s "s M wife Sye His ws s
sunken. and he bore every sign OF being
in weak tones rs t was icuit for lin Ta; 10
talk. You see my condition; ! nm willing
The detectives thcn summoned the physl-
declared that Herr was In such serious con-
dition that h9 could 9nIy ne removed at the
ent Appearances 1t would b.. imn"ssihl- TO re-
move hn ,,; ior some tim. Iho d",ce,ive, @ tel,
told to remain with the prisoner. but to do
nothinC about rcmorinv MIN without further
watching. one OF them remaining near tho
sick mni. wh'lo ;he other found what rest he
- Herr notwitiIstandin. his illness. has made
,nergetic, .rrerarations 10 contest tho effort
Mr. Iewis hs fm Iii nas n sn Sir
Edward Clarke and Mr.: Gill are counsc! in the
c,,, cnsr;, some surpIis. is sXpressed int Herr
+" the last point when. before arrest. he had PRO-
iesset his readiness to surrender; r. ~
money and effects. The medical cSrtilcs,e
given to-day by the doctor summoned to the
.aaeetion oi the heart; diabetes: great pros
PARIS. Jan. 20-lhe F,gWo ,pubishes, m in
S fsrvisw between % fSHrresp0ndent and NJ Her
attending him. Or. Herr looked worn and eN-
haustei with physical and mental suffering.
That he was u mere, ndventur"r, who had
gained position and honor ty unsrrurul"ns
sareer and Sen'"ned I M .: aarn~a "s sdri
ties to which he belonged iie showed letters
from Baron NordcnskiolJ. the noted swedish
naturalist and explorer. exp:essin. their mr-
preciation VI his services in the cause Of sci.
He also said that he considered It an honor
tonumher NJ. Clemcnceau among his riends.
although that connection wnS proving fatal TO
his interests. He had held the best Iotions
with republicans Of every shade. and had been
especially Intimate Win Gen. 3uuianSer and
Dr. Herr vahemently dc,i Al that he had ever
botp an agent OF British interests 1t was
true thnt i,e had ALWAYS rassed the winter in
Enginni. put % thnt was WITH ~, view t" n" sd,i.
lived In ,r.trem.nt, and he had not single
political friend In Great Britain.
have lin exradi.ci. Dr. Hsrz W said % that no
rested his whole hone on thr, re,rect enter
and the traditional ,epugnnnce OF tho British
extradlte for political Offences
.asEsisn thai l;s had 6sea q t assns il Frssss
81 tho Triple Alliance IN; only foundation
sahss % sSih bs9her was o s WIZ w ony by
ago ATTEMPTED to extort money from him
% On th. threat TO- 1eG"un"e Zen him as = rrus,
70 Gen. Bouianger. then Minister o: War, en-
ahoaySring hn t" sstnsh @ he as"HnGGatlon Gin
hutei, statements that he declined 10 in lnire
into the cha,gt and handed the documents 10
submit these d6cnments @ t 10 ii lie va cSmmittSs Of
lnyestiga'ion OF the ChaInter "f Deruiies, ana
II the mittee refused 70 examine tiicm. he
would lay thom before q Iurg OF honor. 20 iar
from tetng atraitor TO France he was MISSION
personal trouble to serve Fren"h t" Interests. % In
seek Ing to detach Italy from the Triple ALI
Ance he went to Homo and cultivated the
friendship o! S2nor Crsni. He had exchanged
letters with Signor Crispi,, which he was ready
to produce before jury %! honor.
Dr. err showed to tho interviewer n letter
from Gen. Nenabrea. formerly italian Minister
at Paris. written in 1atterin: terms and in.
Producing him to Signor Crispi Herr also
showed other letters written By Gen. Mena-
broa while mbassador expressing nigh cs-
tseni Ior Herr. DR.. Herr added That ho took
Gen. Menabrea's own son into ls employ
ment at salary of LOGO fares y month and
spared neither pains nor money to gain Mona
In conclusion DR.. Herr stated that no act OF
corruption could ne trnrcd to him. During
thu whole Of tho alleged campaign of corrur.
tioa ho was never In France. having been
Travelling abroad ut the time. a, 10 tho ~.
laAxe. no preferred suicide to prison
TIE ARREST EyCI1ES Paris.
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