Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-10
Ex-President Of Venezuela Off,
ciaIy Notified That He Must
Leave Martinique.
DENMARK ALSO APPROACHED.
United state, sounds Copenhagen ON
Matter of Permitting Him 90 tie
main m Danish West Indies

Fort de France. April lI.Hl II'.aNo
Castro. the former president off Ngno-
zuels. was informed officially today OF
the decision OF the French government
90 expel him from Martinique. he oft
once declared TO the chief of police Of
Fort de France that the state of his
health WAS such as t0 make It in-
possible for him To- leave his bee. The
government theroupun called Boo Dr.
Bouvior who win make "a report on the
condition of Castro.
MAY RETURN TO EUROPE.
Paris. April lO-Prccise instructions
have been forwarded to Mr. Fourc1u.
the governor OF Martinique ir the mat
ter of the governments intention to-
ward tipridnO Castro. A steamer OF
the French line win leave Fort de
France tomorrow for Europe and there
is possibility Castro wll Doe sent
from the island on this vessel iu case
be is well enough 90 bee moved.
DENMARK APPROACHED.
Copeuhaged. April l0.-The United
states has approached Denmark iu the
matter OF permitting Cipriauo castro
To- remain on the Danish West Indian
island OF ST. Thomas Ca case the for
mer president OF Venezuela should proc
coed there from Martinique a definite
answer ls expected tomorrow.
CASTRO STRONG ENOUGH.
Fort De France. April l0-The
doctor called by France 20 pass upon
the state VI Cipriuuo Castr1's health
declared that the former president of
NfueZ4,lI was sufficiently strong
enough tu travel and that me could
take the French steamer Versailles
due here this afternoon.
Castro protested He declared ne
suffered from intUlerablc pains Zoo tho
abdomen and the kidneys; that hc
was without funds 90 meet his travel
ing expenses from Fort de- France. his
money being deposited elsewhere than
Boo M9ruUiruo and that hc could not
embark ON tho Versailles Castro dc
Inanded sufficient delay Zoo order TO
make 90 possible for him Co leave here
for Santa Cruz De renerihe. in the
Canary islands. The Canary islands
are Spanish territory
VENEZUELA PREPARED.
Washington. April lO-It developed
today that the intention of the Ven
oEuclau government ever since 10 was
evident that former President Cas-
tr0 would leave Europe for South Am-
RIGA was 90 arrest him on the lndlct-
meuts pending against him 81 he ever
set foot on Venezuelan soil The Of
| neials there assert their belief that
they are in a position 20 handle the
situation adequately and that there
| need be no fear OF an uprising by
Ca-tro'- followers II Castro should sue
coed Boo landing 800 Venezuela What
tuey have been anxious TO have done
is 90 keep him of the islands in the
vicinity that might be made the base
OF a military movement against the
country Enforcement of the French
governments order to deport Castro
from Martinique is expected 10 relieve
the situation of any immediate Comph-
eating features.
MAY BIZ PRESIDENT AGAIN.
New York. April lO.--A revival og
the umor that Cipriano Castro. the
deposed president OF Venezuela, VIII
again assume the presidency with the
consent of President Gomez, is con-
tanned bon % special dispatch from
Port of SPAIN Trinidad, appearing lu
the Herald today.
The dispatch SAYS
"lt is said here that there will Dee
mo- opposition Co his tCHstro.sl land
irg. on the part OF Pres dent Gomez,
who. 90 is believed is ready Co give
up tine presidency without opposition.
Castro i- expected to leave Martini
que for Venezuela next week
DO fs added chat the belief prevails
hat sonora Castro who has not been
checked like her husband. VIII ar-
range for the peaccablo resumption of
Castro go his former office