Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-29

M. Delahayo Continues to Make Charges
In the Panama Case

In the Panama Case.
PARIS, January 2s.-At a meeting OF
Senators belonglnging 10 the Democratic
section a resolution was passed 70 request
M Bourgeois, Minister Of Justice, 20 cause
search 10 be made OF the residences OF NJ.
Andrieux and M. Delahaye, with the view
OF finding the lists OF persons compromised
by the Panama scandal, concerning which
NJ. Delahaye and NJ. Andrieux have spoken
on several occasions but which they have
failed TO produce. In his celebrated speech
which started the Panama investigation In
the Chamber Of Deputies, M. Delahaye
said that not less than 100000 francs
were distributed among 80 mem
bers Of Parliament, only q few OF
whom were Senator's. Here deafening
shouts Of the thames" were
raised on all SIDES. The excitement and
tumult were intense, but Delahaye con-
tented himself with declaring that the In
Quiry he demanded would divulgo them.
When after long waiting NJ. Delahaye wRs
again aole 20 make his voice heard, be said
that tho first distribution OF money only In
creased the appetites OF those who had
shared IL. The administrators Of the
Panama Canal Company were assailed Dy
veritable pack OF political hounds, and
they had, 80 20 say, no choice between Pill
laying the company and succumbing. PRO
louged uproar and renewed shouts OF
"names.n) A hundred thousand francs
was required for one Journal,
hundred thousand francs for
another and hundred thousand
francs for election expenses. That 10000
francs was handed over by the canal COM
pany, but ne would not say who received
IL. M. Delahsye repeated that he could
not say TO whom the 100000 francs was
given, but be could say that sum was given
- A rfufe a. la
was now dead had received q cheQue for
900 900 francs from the company. Aiournal
not worth twenty francs was bought Tor
200 600 francs. On account OF the influence
attached % it.a political parsonage thought
IL wise 70 bribe a great foreign Journal
with 800. 900 francs, and the money was paid
by the canal company. Continued shouts
for names" only made VI. Deiaoaye
repeat that the inquiry ne demanded would
diYulge them. but would tell the House
that the great foreign Journal la Questian
was proud enough not 20 sign It's name az
the back Of the cneque; IL was one OF the
journals managers who signed the cheque,
but he (M. Delahsye) knew the name.
both OF the Journal and its manager. The
committee Of the chamber charged TO re-
port on the bill for the lottery loan was
composed OF i've members in favor OF the
measure and FIVE against IL: tho eleventh
member had no opinion, but he went 70 the
Panama Company and offered 70 vote in
favor OF the oil for the consideration OF
200 900 fraDcs. The company AZ first re-
fused this. but az the last moment paid the
money. After the refusal that be nrst met
with. this yenal deputy formed syndicate
for q fail in Panama shares. because he In
tended 70 procure the rejection OF the
measure, snd when he received the money
ana changed his tactics by which the bill
was adopted, he forgot 70 inform his asso-
cfates ia the syndicate for The fall 1bas
gentleman was completely ruined by thu
sudden rise which took place In the Pam
anna shares.
In spite Of repeated demands by tho
Chamber, ~. Delahaye refused 70 gire
names. He persisted IN the same attitude
hefore the commission Of inquiry and - -
now propoaed q obtain by sfsrch OF his
residence, II n bible. any list that be may
have. AdaN Is officially published -
nounciug removal Of the lname OF Dr.
Cornelius fron the rsll y The La<ton
af Hsaar