The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-23
Paris Reporters Seek One Who
Gave Cslmette Oppo-
nent's Letters.
PRISONER STILL FAVORED
Movies Of Shooting and RiOting
Forbidden by the
Police. I
Special cable Despatch to THK srS.

PARIS, MaTCn S3.-lHo rtguTO COM
mains that the foreign press Is seeking to
distori the Calmette-Caillaux campaicu.
particularly the publication OF the ante
nuptial letters The managers of the
FIGARO have decided to lodge a judicial
complaint against the London Daily
Graphic. Meantime tho correspondents
are seeking to unravel the mystery OF who
ga, the woman who furnished the letters
20 " Calmette.
Tho paper prints a statement from
Nine. Calllaux's colffeur. who gave her a
shampoo on the day of the killing OF NJ.
calmet,e. to the efrec, that she said that
.ha. would probably be her last visit.
: Another reporter found dentist who. II
q alleged. made a similar statement.
Tire yicomte hc Tredern denies the story
printed IN LIntrdnsiocdat and credited
I, him 20 the effect that he saw Nine.
Calllaux practising with the revolver in
.he shop where she bought IL He says
he met Mime. Caillaux as she was coming
I'D from the basement OF the shop. where
there is a target. and that her hands were
dirty, presumably from firing the revolver.
and that she wanted to know where she
could wash them.
The Temps's account Of the intcrroga-
;!on Of Nine. Caillaux yesterday said the
Two letters which she feared would be
published contained comments by VI. Call
laux on his political past and explanations
q his attitudes. which NJ Calmette could
profit by publishing. Nine Caillaux
said:
Tho person who held the published
iei,er held these two other letters, al
though they were addressed to me-
want other Prisoners Favored.
Two lawyers have sent letters to the
Minister OF Justice in behalf OF Nine.
Viz a woman who has been a prisoner
y. -, Lazare prison Tor eight months on
. charge Of wounding a man. asking that
..- Ice allowed the same regime az is
gwen % another prisoner accused Of a
.-,t-r crime. such AS "a private cell. a
.s.c.A attendant and some OF her own
4..l-f.NE@. ne prison tutnoTltles Oe-
--s that the usual regulations are APP
..,d FOO Nine. Caillaux In every possible
.g...t.ou. The prison doctor has the right
.r order stove " necessary. The in
.stss-nr magistrate has the right to
.v r..tors
T. T.uBS, nevertheless. says IL is able
% confirm the stories of the ,enefits OF
-Ncrs.iy. tolerance accorded to Nine.
rdi.lauN. specially in regard TO visits,
Sae receives her husband whenever She
l.kes The Princess Of Monaco. formerly
Alice Hv.ue OF 81. Louis was among her
visitors A. Germaine, the daughter OF
Nine CaillauN lett st. Lazare prison after
yesterdays visit a reporter followed her
despite the dlsapproval Of her companion
and asked how her mother was. Germaine
repe I'd she was somewhat tired this
morning, monsieur" and added: 81 pity
her deeply. She is most unhappy"
" Hennion. the Prefect OF Police, has
prohibited cinematographs from showing
alms OF the crowd before the Figaro Office
after the shooting, Nine. Caillsux arriv-
ING q, the commIssariat, portraits OF NJ.
and Nine. Caillaux. &c. He authorized
l!ctures TO be produced OF VI. Calmette's
funeral, out no films depicting rioting.
". Cl-menceau's version.
NJ Is accepted as NJ. Georges Clemen-
eeau i wiling TO accept II, that NM. Monis
and Csil!aux interviewed in favor Of Henri
RochetJe, the notorious swindler, the Ques-
ton arises what benefit NJ. Caillaux de-
rived from this action NJ. Clemenceau
81. -
please VI. Bernard. counsel for Rochelle.
as possible rather than a probable rea-
son second reason advanced Is that NJ.
Bernard could make revelations abou,
otht- disastrous issues which had not
been prosecuted. VI. Clemenceau dismisses
this as u,ng unworthy OF Minister OF
Finance
Th' opponents of NJ. Caillaux declare
'a4' Henri Rochelle was a large subscriber
- W IailauX's party election funds They
POINT out that during the seven months
ios'ppH. ment of Rochette's trial the
promoter launched eleven companies to
Wh!ch over $4,000, 900 francs 5000. O0O)
Vas subscribed. They allow II to be in
'erred from this that VI. Cailaux was in
'er''tt1 I'm these companies, but there Ia
t''''t VI AU4S.
o' the other hand, the supporters OF
Cl'ilauN maintain that the report OF
FlDNe FIpsecutor Fabre was instigated
Y Ar!stIde BRAND to cover the Illegal
acto' " NJ. BRAND when Premier In Or
-sr''s the arrest OF Rochelle. This action
W BRAND produced great excitement
N i'e Boursc, whereby. It is alleged. NJ,
briard proated
i"..- ''ieuds OF NJ. Caillaux dismiss
WIZ" u'l'imty the talk that the evidence
" W h'lisl". the Judge OF the Court of
Appeals, which was favorable to NJ Call
AUX was due to pride IN maintaining his
gFo'' Hnal reputation. and ask where
w. h'''Nd obtains the money to live at an
'A'"Ns... rate when a dozen years ago he
,'h' .n"s lacked three francs to buy a
.'hh'r Here again no proofs are pro-
iuted
., Al Ms accounts for the keen interest
/" 2'in'rrow's session of the Rochelle in
'eS"l won commission.
PROJECTS SUMMONED TO PARIS.