Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07
Declares Action Forbidding Him
ToNa1d at Trinidad a Viola.
tIOr Of the Rights Of Man.
ALSO MAD AT UNITED STATES.
Tic i- Iuriously Angry az French
steamship Company
Nny BclHcosc Intentions.

Sort DO France. Martinique. April b.
-Cipriauo Castro. in rage against
the British government and The state
department az Washington. LEFT the
steamer Guadcloupe at this port today
md has taken up quarters on shore.
Finding aIl ports m the West indies
excepting For, do France barred
against him his present course was the
only one LEFT open % the former Ven
ezue'an dictator
senior Castro's wife win continue ON
board the Gusaelouro 10 Ia Guaira.
The American cruiser North Carolina
came into port today.
The decision OF the British govern
n'enl actinE on request from the
state department at Washington not
70 let him land az Trinidad was unofH-
ciaIly communicated 70 Castro this
morning. The former president OF
venezuela expressed himself as cx-
cee1lnsly annoyed and angry al this
uetlsoh' which he characterized as
NloNNon Of the rights OF man. He is
luiIoIslH angry with the American
government and the French Steamship
company. The latter has refused t1 le-
ann continue on board the GuadeI0upo
20 colon. After expressing his annoy
1u'' az inns unexpected turn in his az
IalIs' Castro dlscl0imed the bel. COS.
mentions with regard % the existing
pollcal situation ia Venezuela with
which lc has been credited ana he
oec'l'ed that his only purpose in re-
turning Co Ncnc1utla was TO 1ive his
ATTENTION 10 his private business Cas-
tio VIII ha attended during his sfay
upN his secretary and a body servant
tie appears stin TO be In IN health.
MAY LAND IN PRISON.
New York April Senior Jacipto To-
peg. the newly appointed VeDezuei,r
.onsul general to this city. was anon,
lne arrivals last night on th. "Rod ~
lhei philadelphia from VeUezpeTs
aeroi Lopez is poet and writer
~ '5 accompanied by his wife and
.hrec children
10 is predicted that tho new consul
General may have trouble before b.
assumes his duties for IL rs understood
.HA' feur's Picon, the appoint-a IN
lner PRESIDENT Castro. will insist on
iirfynE out every legal detail beforo
Do rcllnquishes the consulate Tbig ,,,i1
include the obtaining o. senior T,,f,,-'
'Nquateur from Washington. AZ Vene-
.leia now has no diplomatic represon-
awe AZ Warrington to attend 10 this |
I may % some time before the new /
'ousul general will be formellv in
tailed IN office. Peroras. tho nev, /
eneautian minister TO this country /
yiu not arrive for two weeks. ana In /
ne meanwhile Senior Lopez win have |
A passenger on the Philadelphia who !
HHnf.
pcaldng ~ conditions there SAID.
Nobody knows what is s-oirg O. 1
.sppen in Venezuela The friends of /
'astro remain in Office and his 'obier /
nemles. who were invited back 81 /
'aracdh by Gomez arc stul without 4
fhce. Gomez seems 10 be afraid ~ 4
1akc any decided movement rgainsf
he Castro people"
Senior Lopsz Is inclined to think fbs,
'astro will land IN prison n he az
anpts 10 land anywhere In the vicini-
y or venezuela lie thinks that he
.hl be forced to land at Ia CuaBrg
rom the steamer Gadalupe and 80
q viii 5o promptly seized he added
hat The new government would meroIv
nprison and nOt shoot him
CAN'T Use FRENCH SOIL.
Paris, April The Frsn h q vsro-
rent win undertake 10 r.. elt 10 n
b Castro from uFing French te ritrrv
base Of operations ara INST che
resent 20 eminent OF Venezuela
This undertaking follows cxch rngss
M Is lu ful accord with ID wishes
tho Wa urto1 E0rorrment.
Furthermore the French owe % nsnt
considering tho Sd l-arftv of *
sling Castro f0m the lsanl . Ma
nique where he now is No d.alsi,n
THE point however, has yet been
.ached
VENEZUELA SOUNDS FRANCE.
Caracas Tuesday April 6-The vone-
iolan 50 eminent has tound q France
ascertain whe her or rot difficulties
ould be encountered n Ci auno CAS-
o were arrested on board the 81 amer
iad louFe al "a NenezHel1u 90 C.. Tho
ply OF France Indicated she would |
axe no protest in such an eIe.t