New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21

=. .n,.r,sh,ng the Secret Service Fund. When at
,.crsd Nv the "Lanterne" in 1887 Rouvier had paid
100 900 francs that journal as the price OF peace
n. explained the matter 10 the Cabinet. and was al
lowed TO take $4,000 francs OF the secret service
money. and thus had depleted the fund The Ian
t.rper had ceased attacking Rouver. but lad con-
timed 10 denounce the other Ministers.
Revcrting TO the Reinach documents. NJ. AAureuA
ssid that he had obtained the memoranda rs u '"'
hierree checks, etc, from Cornelius Herr WHO hau
received them from Baron Rcnach. AndrieuS ola ho'
know that Rcinach had shown the Memoranda TO
Cl.m.ncaau but he himself had once showed them 10
Clemsnceau Her, after quarrelling with Reinach mao
..nt n NJ Constans then Minister OF the INTERIOR
Arguments showing that Reinach had tried to poison
him subsequently, however, Rcinach and Herr hau
h~en reconcled. As 10 the checks mehuohea III
Aron,s notebook Arton alone could give the desired
,,tornat,on Aron was at present In correspondence
with several men Paris, notably with the Bouangs'
Deputies Georges. La-uerre and Ierraii-Merih'N'
NJ Andrieux told the committee that several years
avn ho recaved trom Ur,z a letter signed Anal" in
which Baron Reinach was accused OF having hired the
writer 10 poison Cornelius Herr. When the letter was
shown him. NJ Reinach pretended that ne had wished
merely to brighten Herr into leaving Paris Inc
letter from Anal however, was in no way !ocular
but apparently meant business. Alter inc recVn''""
ton between the TWO men, VI. AndrieuA said keihach
was anxious 10 have his son marry Miss Herr
Tho totaI number Of Aron check foils Is now known
10 be 1910. OF this number probably majority are
excluded from legal consideration by the statute OF
limitation as the checks were drawn before 1881 Inc
Parliamentary Committee Of Inquiry may examine
the stubs OF these cheeks but the judges are bounn
10 ignore them. The most important Of the checka
in ouestion however. drawn In 1857 AND 1895
for the benefit OF Deputies. theatrical beauties anu
other professional persons, mainly women anu "c'
paper men, The whole sun Involved by these STUBS
Is about 6 600 900 francs.
On the strength OF VI. Andreux's testimony inc
committee decided 10 summon Deputies LaguerTc ana
rcrra Mermeix and Cemenceau 10 appear before them
To- morrow.
After leaving the committee NJ Andreu1 passed.
several minutes in conversation with Deputies DER
hayc and Millcvoye. whom he reiterated MS s'a'c
ments regarding Hers loyalty TO France am Ms
efforts to break the Triple Alliance. -, a.....no,,
The " Temps SAYS mat. in view OF NJ Stephahe >
testimony a. 10 his delivering TO NJ Cici:ehce"a
Earon acbs memoranda concerning the bribery OF
Eew,,ts VI Tibnrce Fran Iuevr. Examining MAIL
tn,e has summoned VI. Uemenccau TO appear before
him 10 morrow for examination or,
London Jan. 2O.-The Paris CORE spondent OF n"
Daily Chronicle" SAYS: THE bulk OF the ierz htcr
view published IL the Figaro was pr Daddy nlspred
nv NJ AndrIeux Herr doubtless confded The com
promising documents TO Andrcnx. aud We th"rei1ic
are in ALI probability on the eve OF new disclosures
II is rather remarkable in the face OF VI. step iane
evidence that ~ CleInenccau today tFriday) refused
IN sign sh or hand report Of his deposition on the
ground that ii might need rcctifying