Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-22
klvll GUARDS DEFEND HIM.
low THE PLAN WAS FRUSTRATED.


uendaye Spanish Frontier), April
THE United states minister to
kpajn. Gen. woodford. reached here at
M. after an exciting experience.
A, valladoled the train was attacked.
n spanish police attempted to capture
7 member of the American legation.
4 Mr. Morono was the member OF the
r,,ed states legation singled out by
he Spanish police for capture on the
hound that he is subject of Spain,
!, the attempt was frustrated owing
the presence of mind of the minister.
Al valladolid the United States min
tiers train was attacked and stoned.
windows were broken and the civil
hlards were compelled to protect his
arriage with drawn swords.
A The Morono incident threatened to
! serious. The Spanish police made
determined effort to capture Mr.
Moreno. but Gen. Woodford stood In
he doorway of the carriage, declaring
should not be removed by force.
n A detachment Of police accompanied
T. h. train from Toloso to San Sebastian,
+ khere the police officials left ON seeing
IlIbat the general was determined to
maintain his rights.
"a At segovia the students of the mill
nv college gathered on the platform
.Iheerng for Spain. and there We're
eyeral similar Incidents at other stop
nag places.
Il Il, wos a rrea, relief IN the minister's
- M .o, a,ai,,.
MY Nh'h u se"eAi i'''ii''
ached French soil.
hut Gen Woodford personally
emed prconscious NJ any dnnrer ts
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i"e seH''"', III ''""'"s "
le correspondent of the Associated
ress, who accompanied him to the
or,ier reo,,estad tha Assoc,atea
80,
iess " eNpress MS siheele 'h"iihs ~
the representatives, of the press, Eu-
bpean and American, for their uni
,m t,,dpae. and good fai,b d,rine
-.
s'ay IN SPAIN
Gen. Woodford knew nothing of the
sturbances until he reached Tolosa.
oro s.,,.o,,,+ ., tho oi,,u e,,,r5 40
So - -"
mpailleu ny private pouIucu the
hin and demanded that Mr.. Joaquin
oreno dlgembark from the car.
moe tho so,,arot,s yatat ,hara,no,
n''9' '"e al N"iet' "e'eupo"
akened the general, who hurriedly
essed while matters were being ex-
,Ined ia hin, Tho yaneral than
,ms,i, ,,otrs,oa ,nroua, ~ -,
P'''s s'ei' w ~ u'eu
"a u, 5'' W 9 ,''.. u. w
lied Press, against the attempted in
S t I'm nus sun, ueelarlhs
.Al. ,hottno Wus nus prlnate sec-
lE auu Slitish subject me span
~. 'I in. tlat ne was spanish
p"' tne seherii refused 10 give
~, P ~ 'ng poiiee anu piaceu NM
n, T., ' 1T, IN ~, 's VI .he coilpart-
dn n, -" "', Moleiio was traNsi-
, .ts,'Ti u to i, to DO so, me
H. As.ar i aaSeI .ne .orresponuent
. under the protection Of the Brit
ND hIs nn Inv IT, that IL they took MN. 1t
re tn IL, o' ny USING personal vlo-
nrnnos"d ''.eu SUITES hninister'
n H. rrcn,is w piu'ee. ar moreno
an H' art ttDn yer Was Vas CROSSED.
Inent W. ny peeh present AT that
s, IN Gou'u nave secured material
aims ''V IN me doorway against
hi of NJ ~ SHINING encourage
an IN ill.,, aIiShus standing quite
n o,,a mit, 1hc ready to protect him
,1lnistap,' haT oeen made to touch
b beam cd,, me picture might
la s ~ features of James, de
e. ~ me prospect of brush with
y u 'I w'
6onaen, lloru whispered to the cor
nf,n,,, W me Associated Press.
NArus drew the Spaniards
pps no,i ana explained to them the
~, nature Of the action, pointing
Grao, "l,sht lead TO complications
on ,Tgat Britain. This argument
G,led and the troublesome visitors
Ib n'rI
a NJ, Ky me train reached San Sebasti-
r. .HI Moreno and Gen. Woodford felt
x 'u7fuhly relieved.
W THE wopv or ,,
INN VIZ THE MOB.
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