The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05

Two Attendants OF the Paris Stock Ex.
change Are Talking. One Says: "He
said 1t before me, but l had no conf.
dcnce in him" A Reference to the Stock
Tips Minister Caillaux Is Said TO Have
Given TO His Friends. Cartoon by Forain
in the Figaro.
I'm conSequence OF this rieht.aboutfaca.
which VIII perhaps surprise some socialists
the french Rentc is, therefore, on the proposal
or NJ. CaiiiauX. excepted from taxation. The
Minister must have made to some OF his
friends OF the Stock Exchange the valuable
confidence OF the panody, which he was to
make pubic on March a. after the closing OF
inc STOCK exchange, for on the OF receiv.
Ing this privilege, which places them above
ali other securities, our State funds had shown
sudden advance OF one franc which. alas.
neither the interior the exterior relations
OF our country could explain
nat are we TO think OF the Minister who,
10 attain power or 10 prolong the enjoyment
o. MS appctltes thus publicly and cyncally
tears into shreds all that makes the nobility OF
power. the loyalty OF parliament and the dignity
OF our Government"
In his earlier attacks on Caillaux tho oditor
stated that the Minister had demanded so per
cent OF Sl,o50.000 from the heirs or Marcel
frieu for securing the due TO them which
was in the hands OF the Government Preu
was great French merchant whose property
was confscated in Brazil which eventually paid
the sum named as an indemnity to tho French
Government
Calmette further charged that Caillaux had
brought about the postponement OF the trial
or tienTi Rochelle, who swindled the great
faris bank, the Compton National D'Esconpte
u an enormous sum OF money. The postpone
ment enabled Rochelle 10 escape to Mexico
Calmette a,so charged that Caiilaux extortea
ssV.ooO from the same bank for political uses
When Madame CaillauX injected the passIon.
ale ana tragic elements into this bitter contro-
IeFsy, she raised Paris TO state OF frenzy
In rnI,
despicaDle attempt of the propertied classes
10 discredit true friend OF the people On
the other hand, the royaists and the upper
classes were enraged By the Urospect that ona
"hom they regarded a demagogue and cor.
Tupuohist might escape from punishment under
co.Gr OIL an assassination
an lie ne, youhs Ioyaiists. known as the "Camelots
uu rol, because they believe in promoting
!helr cause by street propaganda held a noisy
oe in In the Cafe Napolitaln. Cries
p po,,@ nU own win Win; the Republic" and "vive 10
[ol! were raised The meeting was dispersed
py the police. 1t gathered larger than ever
IN IN ana around the big Cafe Cardinal. Two
thousand antgovernment demonstrators col.
with force
The sentiment that always favors the woman
, was invoked on behalf of Madame Caillaux
oeautlui woman had acted for the sake OF
1--WE. therefore her action was sacred When
Madame Caiilaux called on Editor Camette.
re sn,o' 40 not wish to see her, but must
iecc,'e her because she is woman"
When the police were going 10 arrest her
she SAID DO not lay hands on me, am a
woman. When she was put IN ST. Lazare
pii"Ch TWO '!!ousal students demonstrated he.
meath her window, and swore that thew wonld
dle before a hair OF her head should be touched
Just because she was woman
Forty thousand soldiers ina We heen r,oros TO-.
Paris in readiness to supp ess any insurrect,on
II was as recently as 1871. within the memory
OF elderly men, that Paris rejected the national
souv' nine men. ana set up the Commune because
IT was irritated. The emotions of paris frfvo
ious as they may apl EAR, can always give any
lety to French Government, for thew hava
produced mighty upheavals in the past