Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25

of hls mind and by the sublcty 81 his
cunning All thH time our conversation
went on. VI was som thing 81 over AN
hour first with myself and, ut Inter-
walls with visitor after visitor who
came Co pay hla respects. there were
thr.r ur four punr fellows down Goo the
bowels NJ The chip tUvulut luuIats taken
with arms ln their hands. who wer'
waiting the work of this impcrturlhir
dictator 60 determine whether they
should live ur die.
The president spoke without reserve
Of the errors ~ tha liaiilen nation. and
denounced the uuwIsdlm ~ THEFT re-
polllut attitude toward the fpfolgueiai
hH rscrruiz q the fact thlt the future
prugr'Fs uf bic own country lay Iu the
announcement NJ foreign enterprises
within itf border. Above ull b. would
d. ch1ry " provoking the iu-wIll ~
the United States of America. Some
day, he declared. ali OF tho greater
Antilles would either belong to him or
he under che pfntro'uritc of the Amorl-
GA ur.iuhllr There was but one rsuHI.
Ole course fur suutD Domingo or for
Haiti. That was Co cultivate the best
political and commercial relations with
thu Tinted States
ON th1 subject of neutrality. Precedent
liourouN was somewhat ambiguous 10
was lnfispniad. Doc said. 90 offend
either Spain ur the United states The
0umlty uf thH former might Do nf dis
nsiruus tn his government ua Co the lat-
tur SUI. De- allowed % CO. be- under
stood. " 10 came Go choice, he must
stYrl with thH Americans.
o WIS when the conversation turned
Co ihI late ah1rtlve uprising 10 Monte
rr.ai that tn real opportunity 90 study
The character NJ The muluttl dictator
presented itsUlf To begin with IL WIS
curious o. oht.rve tho words and man
nor ~ certain of the DomInIcanH and
prominent liultlfnH who came aboard
10 pay h0mnrr 60 iieurcux Some ~
tho former had been hand In glove
with the DluHuIrufurn / know pouInu-
nlly that this was the cHHo. one Loo
I particular. bosom friend ~ e. relative
~ th president. who had iutcrceird
Tor him. Appeared with most cx.
uulH'tn hiHw and cheerful smile both
I Learned In Paris. and addressed come
huurycd phrases 90 the Hr'at man IN
I a voice pitched high In an effort 10 hide
IT, lack Of assurance.
llcuruuX seemed a. rrcornlz. the futii-
ity NJ Vaccinations ~ ounapiratnrr
aud had % prophetic vision nf the fate
b Do mlEht Wttf out when this same boy.
. in mtddlrr again engaged in rrVnlu.
I tunary undertaking n certainly would
mater gtrN little tn UturruN who ~
his own family lutcfctded with him In
/ favor ~ one % hIH enemies. Ills con.
J. duct towards DIE own brother lnsluW IL
/ HtIll vividly remembered. Ne took the
| man CO. live with him IN the presidential
[ palace 30 S1ntp Domingo. clothed and
/ led him ana gave him onioinl dlgniti,s
/ Twice thr beneficiary cunHuircd hsIinst
I the hruvfaCtnf. The first time h. was
I forgiven. The second time ilrurouA
called him to him and said.
4 have tried Co make Il gentleman ~
/ you. Sow I want you On put On your
/ fun dress costume In one hour YOU
| win ho shot. There D. nu use Tor YOU
/ o. Hay anything II must be- only !
/ particularly request that you hehny,
| like gentleman" And the brother
/ in-hw war shot dead az the houi and
I minute
The prominent HnitfnH who visited
| the president all hold ofiicer. arr reint.
| 81 more or less g. the administration
| ~ The Porto ~ cape lialliyn with
| The exception ~ General julie paricicn
| whose wife lH cousin ~ tieurcux. they
! al presented vpilUd excuses or state.
ncntH IN Cxculpailun 81 Themselves IN
! connection with the shipping ~ in.
HufrectlonistH here whom the Fnnitn
departed for Monte Criftl
| II was In cffcct an Implied nckn0wi.
cdgmcnt N thc comparative impotcuc,
| ~ their own government and OF the
/ force ana much dreaded Will power of
the president ~ Snnto Domingo.