The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
CASTRO IS BITTER
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sHs Hansu BaEAly As Things TAat May
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Fort De France. April 7-cspriano ysneShsla, has ken up his residence. tsmporariiy At least, at this place. He arrived hare last night on the French steamer 0uadeloupe. which sailed from lBordssux on March %. and he very willingly came ashore today. owing to
 permit him to- dfsembark at Port of
 Spain. TrfnidadN
 I A the port authorities here have re- | eeivsd no communication from the French government with regard to Se- l nor Castro. they permitted him to land without opposition. considering him simply ssg private individual 1 His wife and the other members of his nartyt continued on their journey to La GuayEa.. Castro has taken apartments
 at the Hotel Ivanes. where he denies himseif to all visitors. ', Tho former President was greatly
 wroneht up over the action of the I Britisha Eovsrnmsnt. and expressed l himsslf q having been outraged by
 the treatment accorded him by the I ISlove<pmenteS S concerned In hts inter- l 6ction. He showed the utmost indig-
 nation q the action of Prssidsnt Co., I mex. saying:
 Tt vas I. who placed him in his high | recompensed. But justice is imminent and the only satisfaction that l de- I sire. isl that the light shall be thrown upon sthess infsmies which have been
 attributed to ne"
 l When hs bid goodbye to his wife.
 Castro ehowed great emotion. He ex- l pressed keen regrets that be was not | able, to continue his-voyage.
 Cketro treated the captain of the fl 0uadelouoe to . farewell discourse, in which he darkly hinted at the possf-
 bility of the futpre. He referred frs- queptly to Providence. which alone, he said.swa capable of extricating ven-
 ssuela from the political storms. He Il appeared -stili pogsessed of faith that 1 could not be shaken in his star. @ When told of Gomez's intention to abAndon power temporarily he smiled
 siiently. Then his glance falling on
 tho limited. States cruiser Montana in
 fhes ofnns. he pointed in that direction and said:
 'fssisnce. sm not yet ready to sail l C1stro does not disguise the fear ,l that the unexpected intervention of n the United States and Great Britain II may let loose workable revolution at fssg Critical, in 'venesuela. a
 Paris. April 74-"The present situa- l tion In .vsnexuela Is critical: fcipriano Castro has niary partisans In high places even among the mon recently fl appoirted to once. and all are secretly
 anxious that he return to Caracas" l" is
 Che opinion; of the correspondent in ySnexueia of The Steele. as set forth
 sn a dispatch from Caracas published
 in that paper today. \ Public, opinion fs hostile to Castro. but the Gomez government is' the ob- 3ects of . bitter campaign by the iead-
 CTS Of the old parties suppressed by Il Castro ten years ago. he adds. ~ I InsconcIusion the correspondent says I that unless the various factions sink their differences. Castro will profit or anarchy win supervene. He is of the opinion that tntervention by the Unit ed States is the only solution of the
 dimcuity.
 | Excitement in Trinidad. q, Port of Spain. Trinidad, April 7.-- There is much excitement in the Vene-
 xuefAn colony here over the interdict
 issusdl by the British Government against Castro X, g sss ..g s \ Prior to the announcement that he
 xeuie nst ss psEuai'ttsa ?! !, ' ., ss la9d ,.., in Il dent. to this port was looked forward \ to by the vsnezueians. here with some ufieastness, and now the interest is cen Il tered in the question as to how long l Castro will bp permitted to remain in I Fort de France.
 I tThe United States cruiser North Il Carolina arrived here this morning, Il and the cruiser Montana its is under stood. will follow the Guadeioupe to | Port of Spain. where the commanders of the two. warships may have a con- sultation Reports received here spy that. the United States gunboat. Padu-
 eatr win arrive at La Guayra tornor- low.
 At Botton os Trouble.
 sWilIemstad. Island of Curacoa. April I7.-Word has been received here from T Puerto cabeiio that Hector Louis
 Parades, brother of General Antonio
 Parades, who. was shot by order of Castro, has been appointed Consul
 General of venesuela in the British West Indies. with residence In Trini- | dad. ,-.-,.t<. Hector Parades, long before Presi-