Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-08
MAKES SERIOUS CHARGES.
o.olares as Governor Roosevelt
llraed stcrers to Use Their m
fO,ence for lreIand's Promotion.
49, ., president Published E,ident-
~ 10 show IIis Alleged In
consistency.

c.,osgo Dec. s,--rhe chicago TT
TX, A. rs We shington dispatches
,'aar says that an extraordinary let
wv So. heen addressed hy BelIamy
~ n president Roosevelt and tne
,'.,nbsrs of Ills cabinet In regard W
n. dismissal from athe poet OF ann
.olor of the United States to Aus-
tdi.Hungaryi ,..o
AZ storer was dismissed because
l, N. vlfe's supposed lnterferepee III
Affairs Of the Roman Catholic chureh
,nd her alleged misuse Of letters from
~. president. II was also charged
n.f Mrs Sterer had meddled with
ra,ch poltlcs By taking part In an
,nu.Republican intrigue 20 promote
no marriage of Victor Bonaparte
Ian member OF the orleans family.
uo,b az these charges Mr. storer de-
II, and ON The other hand declares
M,, The presidents interest In the se-
,.c,,on Of Archbishop ireland ~
,.n,pal was not due to storef 'er 70
s0,sr's wife but to the president
sIoas The next OF Nh, storer's letter
"a, Orintcd and transmitted not on'y
10 thc president but also to memeers
q he foreign relations committee %
Mn storpr says that his rcmoyal IN
s,,,,,n,a,y a rnanner suddenly die.
missed min, from an offlcs watch ne
had been gtyon rcasun 10 believe that
he had Allied TO tho setlsfaetlon potn
N hls own government and oe thas
10 which he wue accredited and being
accompanied by no public explanation,
Il EXPOSED him 20 suspicious and IN.
furious eonjectures such IN must ma
uirally arise when man In public
office Is abruptly dismissed by his
government with what In obviously
Intended 10 DO discrvdit,
The correspondence shows the fam.
IL relaticns OF the president and tho
Scorers nom the time Mr.. Roosevelt
was governor OF Now York Just after
the SPANISH American war;
PRESIDENTS LETTER.
Some Of the Roosevelt letters to
stortr were addressed "kiy Dear Bel
Amy and to his wife, MY Dear
Maria" and Mrs. Storer addressed the
president as Dear Theodore"
M Storer asserts that Roosevelt
HIMSELF while governor Of New York,
wged the Storers to use their infiu-
snce with the vatican for lreland's pro-
notion, believing the prelate's we'll
Known patriotism would aid In solving
hs problems connected with the Catho-
10 church and the Philippines. The
sters Of Mr.. Roosevelt as president are
published evidently to show the presi-
dG,s alleged Inconsistency
Ons letter Of the president to Mrs.
snrr dated Dec. II, 1906, after the
ttcfs OF the Storers In behalf OF
Archbishop Ireland began to attract at
tntOn, contains the following passag-
g.
Your direct or implied complaint of
10 reflection upon my own personal
Mdlct give me no concern, but am
~ grayely concerned at the mis-
aEous effect your letters must have
incorporating the position of the
Nted States government and by the
Mreaching governmental scandal your
na~retion may at any time cause.
Tour letters not only convey . to-
1y wrong impression Of my attitude,
wy hey are such as you have no busi-
less Whatever TO write 10 view of tho
goalion Of your husband In tho diplo-
matte service.
Inc letter Of Cardinal Merry Del Val
70 you Of Novcrber 13 IL a rebuke TO
sos expressing plainly bis belief that
Nv nave been unwarrantably efioious
a :. matters with which you have prop
y 40 concern. 1t should OF itself be
,svusn 70 show you how exceedingly
s s,T,se AMI improper your action In
wiling to him was,
sr am indignant that the wife of an
49, saoor IN the United States service
shos,1a nave written such letter,
S outa nave given the impression un-
,hc.S'.ssuiy conveyed IN that letter and
%y nave incurred such a rebuke.
nm, 'ou aon't seem 10 realize that Il Is
n VI inc question for mo knowingly
~. E'Ihit the wife of one of our diplo-
10 S 70 engage in ecciesiastic intrigues
nnuence the vatican"
s,er referring TO the report that Mrs,
llw,ei was known In Europe as the
paorlcan smbassadoress to Rome. Mr..
"1sevelt closes thus:
"a must ask you to rive ma this nosI-
'e Promise In writing n Rellan,y IA
continue IN the mryicc ana 20 VIZ,
havs ssan'lilentionally violate II ! shall
for ask FOR Beliamy's resignation.
chascss anhot longer afford to have the
entir. y. scandal being brought on the
on ma american diplomatic service and
cross sacrament itself by such indis-
has h. and ill-adyised action as yours
eroRER VERY INDIGNANT.
" nc cannot trust myself to express full
i resa ie.ssllhs OF Indignation with which
M s, sne letter to Mrs. Storer," says
liz ss.o,h Though | was In the pub
had ioce felt and still feel that I
man hss none Of the rights which a
letters 70 Judge OF the propriety OF
fesent nuu1ressed to his wife and 10
u d,a improper communicable
since io not then know what / have
even r,Ihed, that the letter was not
alone 'tleten for my wife's eyes or mine
bsfors 1ut mad been shown 10 others
make was sent and thus used TO
friend eese against lady a trusting
ovn ds, %no could not be heard In her
having % ni,s was deliberately accused of
the fiSao.ed Isolated sentences from
er per so,uents letters to convince 9TH
What as mat he was doing exactly
stated ~ ne asserts. he had explicitly
This Is writing that he would not do.
based ~ e" s o. shameful conduct was
have ,nisi no evidence which could even
'ldsrnent t the writer into hasty
Nhkh. ~,h nss was In answer 10 a letter
least nrn nIssner approved or not. al
Ia Itself y. sues , no such evidence either
The ,o on ~ !, rs Enclosures.
rased pa,Is r OF long suffering and out
Mmen,lo,, the careful omission Of
ad hImss1t ., anYhing that the writer
sete N Inc none and authorized TO be
Vdtation fra.s ''.rs complained Of, the