">175 D’Estournelles de Constant, friend of M. Caillaux canvass for M. Caillaux, 257 Doumergue, Prime Minister M. Caillaux telephones his resignation, 23 Cabinet Council, 24 speech of M. Delahaye, 27 speech in Chamber of Deputies, 32 challenged to a duel, 42 improbability of re-election, 43 M. Caillaux endeavouring to maintain Ministry, 107 M. Renoult, Minister of the Interior, 115 Doyen, Dr., surgeon his opinion as to M. Calmette’s treatment, 277 Drouot, Rue office of the Figaro, 2, 3, 4, 43 Du Mesnil, managing editor of the Rappel statement by M. Fabre, 35, 39 DuprÉ, Jules first husband of Madame Gueydan, 88, 95 Durand, Yves, chef de Cabinet de M. LÉpine sent for by M. LÉpine, 194 ordered to find plaintiff, 194, 195 visits M. Gaudrion, 196, 198 sent to M. Monier, 197 accused of speculating, 199, 206 called as witness before Commission, 207 acquitted by M. LÉpine of all dishonourable action, 208 Duret, M. Rochette’s Private Secretary his evidence, 223 Fabre, Victor, Procureur GÉnÉral M. Calmette and letter, 26, 138 M. Delahaye’s question, 30 declaration carried by M. Calmette, 31 statement produced, 33 “deplorable abuse of influence,” 41 Madame Gueydan read letter, 97 story of pressure put upon him, 140 position at Aix, 180 evidence before Parliamentary Commission, 231, 232 cross-questioned, 234 statements re Rochette case, 235-247 FalliÈres, President of the French Republic Franco-German understanding in Congo, 158 warning at Cabinet Council, 160 visit to Tunis, 163 Faubourg Montmartre, Rue du police-station, 3, 9, 12, 23, 44 Fez French troops to be sent, 163, 164, 165 Fontainebleau M. Rochette’s early life, 194 Morand, Albert, Artist of St. Lazare honoured in Carnavalet Museum, 47 drawings in this volume, 47 Morley, Lord letter in the Times, 168 Morocco interests of France, 151, 152, 156 serious trouble, 160, 161, 163, 169 M. Caillaux’s telegram, 166 German Cabinet and the crisis, 171 Moroccan Company of Public Works formed after approval of provisional agreement, 154 Mortier, Pierre, Editor of Gil Blas would not use letters, 93 Neuilly private hospital at, 3 N’Goko Tanga charges of corruption by M. Ceccaldi, 126 offered to give up a portion of territory, 154 question in Parliament, 155 convention with Germany, 163 M. Caillaux explains failure of negotiations, 174 Pams, Rival of M. PoincarÉ non-election resented by M. Clemenceau, 102 Paral Mexico Company floated by M. Rochette, 184 Paris Omnibus Co. M. Rochette endeavouring to get concession, 220 Pau M. Caillaux founded Radical united party, 104 Paul, Dr. Chas., Medical Officer of Health report of the autopsy after M. Calmette’s death, 283 PÉret, Raoul appointed Minister of Commerce, 25 Perrier, Minister of Justice (Monis Cabinet) M. Calmette’s article, 139 Philippeau, Robert reported conversation heard in Paris Tube, 284, 285 Pichereau, connected with M. Rochette’s enterprises introduced by M. Gaudrion, 196 accusation against M. Rochette signed, 198 formal charge made, 199 M. Rochette in letter to examining magistrate, 201, 202 claim against M. Rochette, 202 documents in M. Rochette’s desk, 203 M. Rochette takes legal action, 205 prosecutor in M. Gaudrion’s stead, 225 Pichon South American Bank Loan refused, 134 Foreign Minister, 152, 153 convention with Germany, 163 Pierre Charron, Rue M. Caillaux’s house, 89 Pierre de FouquiÈres of the Protocol, 13 Place Beauvau situation of Home Office, 194 PoincarÉ, President of the French Republic hears of the tragedy, 24 signs decrees, 25 evidence on oath, 79, 80, Printed by
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