New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-12
CANADA ASKED THEM TO GO
DU Bose AND CARRANZA WILL SAIL
FROM MONTREAL TONIGHT.

Montreal, July 11.-Senor Du Bose late sec
retary Of the Spanish Legation at WASHINGTON.
and Lieutenant Carranza. naval attache. will
leave Montreal Tomorrow night by the Do
minion steamer Ottoman at the urgent and
psated request Of the Dominion Government.
The request was conveyed through H. c. st.
Pierre. Q. c., who counsel for Du Bose and
Carranza in the litigation following the arrest
OF Detective Kellert on a charge of stealing
letter from Lieutenant Carranzas rooms. On
June Mr. st. Pierre received from the Solici-
tor-General an urgent summons to Ottawa. In
an interview with the members Of the Govern
ment ne Informed that the United States
objected to the presence OF his clients in
Canada, and the Dominion Government wished.
with little fuss and trouble as possible. 10
induce them to depart. Mr.. ST. Pierre replied
that nothing could be done so long as the money
Of his clients In the Bank Of Montreal was held
under the capias issued at the instance OF De-
tective Kellert but that when their money was
released he would what they had to say
about going. He returned to Montreal ana con-
suited his clients.
Sehor Du Bose stated his position to Mr.. 81
Pierre in Letter in which he said
Upon my part, am naturally most anxious 70
avoid anything which might cause friction OF d ~,
that Of Canada a, whatsoever personal incon-
venence and financial loss which SO SUDDEN ,,hf He
vor Your r0 persnna coenizance / will unhesitatng
comply with the wishes OF the cSnndsan sa ocay
made known to me This vii not - Wpiy arsh ,nso Gov
eminent so TO proceed either on the ground OF In;
ternaonal or civil law Al the presehi p S'" 30 ,bese
rights which such action on the part OF the Cen n
adam Government would undoubtedly viois'e tSa tOa
same time ! expressly reserve to myself the right
TO take such steps when may pe o. 10
friction. which would probably be 'he Case II
ShSqf %hoh, dG so snsns a" s mo h of the
may mention that no attempt even. beyond Dasue ,e
NfHspaDs' with ;hs dteT suos solen as and
on %i'C Which nay expulsion from Canada is founded
The notorious INJUSTICE Of This persecution WI , ne
only too clear to your brilliant ana iesai 'n'e''
As have already stated. my acauiescenc;e ;ar.i N
struggle which could only resul, IN my being an.
,horized to enjoy that British hosptaliiy whiSn Se
who observe the laws q the land is not TO be taken
fitting occasion shall promptly vindicate'
The Government wished the spaniards to go
at once but the capas was not quashed until
June 80 and on that day Sir Wilfrd Laurier
telegra phed urging that the departure should
take place on Saturday July 2. The same day
he wrote to Mr.. St. Pierre to the same erect
Officially insisting on the departure OF his client
After saying that Sir Julian Pauncefote had
furnished Photographic copy Of the stolen let
ter he continued:
The letter O sehor caTTanas une9ulyDcsy stais, sens
that he has been N e odk IN he spy system he was
then establishing. The action o. senior CaIranZa is
,besf6re 10 re9est scnor Carranza to leave this
country. have 20 make the same request o.
an accomplice in the establishment o. the SPY ser
vice which organized by Sehor Carranza
Mr.. ST. Pierre communicated the Premers
letter to sefor Du Bose. and received reply
July saying that they would sail on the next
steamer Of the Dominion Line. In this letter
he wrote:
81 must no ever emPhaticay, Pr9te',, assn.,
which he states that the Secretary OF State Of the
6 10 ss SIR nan al As1a Her Eye Am
bassador at Washington. OF the orig na ever ad, %
Nav S last. to ire spanish Minister Of Marine and
placed IN his nds pho'osIaph.c G0py d Tl ,he he
Canadian Government This is completely false.
Mr Carranza has given me MS woTd @ o, honof ono ma
private one, addressed to Gomez lnez. rea,on alton
qd ri ms r6s M te of Ny M carranza
rated by the alleged translation OF the letter VIII"
Further on In Ms communication s!r Wifrid
Laurier permits him 'elf to assert that from evi-
pice in The establishment OF spy service. which was
Ssan15d 6 6S sea so WICK hoad not be made
BY d Responsible statesman 1t viii be ncuG1bens N Inv
AS regards he a CONta ned In S!T NlNr!d
Laurier's letter that "the action OF senor CarTanzIa
is violation q laws OF the and n,I,akag can Ing
n s3 his ' 5w s and Ya 5 ac The only spy
tion Of wnicn have cognzance Is that WIN & &"nlch
Cd and dorged me since have been In Canada o.
this there is ample proof which snail ne de eshl"l &
sire Within my own comparatively snort official
career there have been tAIee separate ocoesicns e
has utilized private letters as the nass Of dipo
fet.e Obtained from
ent LORD SacRvle. then Her Matesty's Minister
s at WsShf'GGn "a , 81 Ga%fea M dpoma Another @ pr
vae letter stolen from the PDst ana pueshea IN
Derart,nent compel tho retirement ~ the late
Spanish Minstr pe Lone rinaly h tn. ,-nI Dre,'n, n
nine. r. employed % means OF causing my ex-
prlson frcrn caradao SOIL 80, 80 n,,,o, T., ,,s
representation ~ E%y",nment w1rrr an,oacy
,.oye Go 70 ne conslAeraton % sir wnfrd I.aurer
ana the Canadian Co"a-rren'.
corno dc,ov occurred IN the arrival of this
letter at ottawa and the Government at once
becarne uneasy. Teleerams passed 10 and fro
Sir Unfr,d Iaurier inquired anxiously. "Fave
marty left" The party had not gone. Sehor
I'm Rosc on July . expressed his intention 70
coil by the next steamer Of the Dominion Line
on Ju,y o He was unable to do so because he
could not obtain passage on her. and Mr.. Tor
Vance wrote to the Government TO the effect
that there not berth vacant AS the Gov
ernment was so insistent. however. Sehor Du
poec decided 10 sail on the Dominion steamer
ottoman. a large freight vessel. which has
small passenger accommodation, and he goes
on board tonight. lie is Indignant at the treat
mont to which he has been subjected. and says
the Government will hear from him again when
the present troubles are over
On his arrival in Liverpool he Will go to Lon
FrOu Government
fore proceeding to Madrid
NENCOPSUJP TO BE. ENDED.