Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-04-28
SHARP PLAY.
I5rmtO Declared Closed,
al Goods Entered,


s Liable 10 0e44 l'l g 1'9 49, 9
.5s the British Lines MS
--. Great Britain With Little
~,ve,+ing Her Indem-
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Town and 4Lfed19u 10 - D1,- ~
... a-dqes Behind Them-Ihe
...,, Ov7iD0us of Trouble.
4, ADrU 2T-The
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one udt --
-a the landing OF the BRUSH
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... >-;.,rsgr,rs i'm
-,.,s MORT Tho
ing .
.. e events came d" 1''9
.I. GuLhdn' lue NiC'I d.
....-..r here. had been waiting
hours at the State Depart
.. Secretary Gresham. He
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...-s IRON, bis own GOVERN
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BRITISH FLAG WAS FLYING
lid. .,y.r which had baau desert
... >-;.srss.,.,, o45cisIs AMI tbs
.-t..i-a7+s Tba second cabIs-
@ ...,.s. +bsr rho o,,-boritioe nod
-. ..- man nal STr crttiDe +Le
connecting tbe cable Dort with
.r1 SD that the British forces at
.. latter place could not communicate
-.r home government except
ending boat 20 the cable station.
... u..u body OF the Nicaraguaus who
rsoued tOriutO had crossed a
which sparates the town from
mainland and had strongly en-
themselves.
Information was promptly COM
a,.a to the State Department.
.. aHlua1 who has been In in health
us suffered 60 much from the
Hs strain of the last few weeks
.a Obliged r0 take r0 his bed this
rna.. would NOT DO $50 until be
N gone through the strain 20 see Sec
l.'-.t 'f'sn.u and officially cOmmu-
Hili.r I'D n.u tle substance of his
ldo.eSran.
The news. DC was apparent was not
.neeieo oy the State Department
..cl had never believed that the Mic
AduS would go -o the length of per-
..HS the occupation of Corjnto In
'',' 20 p'-IHS -1e indemnity.
THE SITUATION
..rut1 is now regarded as omin-
.. .. serious trouble for tho d.
.r.s Indicate chat tha Niearr-uars
. suo-.I to resist any further ad-
... Ir -le British
. Information reaching here is ~
I... that the Nicaraguans may
isolate The British at Coriut0
rrs tle bridges across the Lac
separating the town from the
Tire British position is
. ' very bad from strategic
The town Is practically
u. being .anarateI from the
.E stretch of marsh,
. This is trayersed bv bridges
shore. The Nicaraguans have
eAd oI the bridges.
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.'7 N'S i'oS''ioN mas
. .' ensure 'nt occupy
.'tH a''tt t.l armed
..'.N 10y JAe Nlgaras-
-l" WIN any deIloerate
-ius JAe town. Tor
-l1l lAe BRUSH
.. --'' lNe interior az
was s'', ,'-iuiS not
-.l P'o-l li'iiilile OF oper-
N'l'" " -' our govern
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