Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-22
Once More She Gives Uncle Sam
Cause for 0Hense.
CENSORS ALL CABLEGRAMS.
Marsbips to be sent from New Or
leans TO Investigate the ,ncxpiic-
able Action OF the HcPubiIc.

ton.
Apparently at the Instance OF the NJ.
caraglan government such censorship
has been applied to all cable and tclc-
graph lines controlled by Prcsldcnt
zolaya that II has been absolutely i'm.
possible f3r the state or navy DEPART
mcnts 10 communicate with their
agents. Protests made 20 Senior Cor
rci. the Nicararunn minister here. are
~ no avail Protests TO tho cable
companies have produced no result.
The administration has finally deter
mined to take the matter into IT, own
hands and has ordered naval inycH.
tiRation preparatory to such action ~
may seem proper.
The crulFor Detroit will mako the In
Ncgtiguiinu. Her commanding officer.
Commander J. II. Dayton, has been
ordtfcd 20 proceed with his vessel from
New orleans 10 Iiluenclds. Nicaragua.
where h. viii consult with Commander
y. NJ. Symonds. commanding the
Marietta, now there. and deliver 90
him the Instructions that the navy de-
partmcni has been vainly trying to
send by cable.
Tho Detroit viii then proceed 20
Oreyt0Wn. where Commander Dayton
viii make an Investigation Into NiUn-
tarua'H peculiar action. lie viii be- nn.
sisted In his Inquiry by Commander
symonds.w viii remain at Blucnclds.
the ccntor Of the revolution. 10 provide
Protection FOR American citizens and
Interests.
What Il especially peculiar IN conncc.
tlpn with Nicaragua refusal to per.
nit messages 90 or from the American
agents within H. boundaries. ~ that
sh' allows cable communication be-
tween the British warahlp and British
a.
ceri outside that country. In some cir.
cles there II a belief that the Nicnra.
guam government IL cndeayorlng t1
curry favor with Great Britain. just
for what reason. however. II not appar.
ont. IN view OF the willingness Of the
London government 10 abrogatc the
Clayton iiulwef treaty 10 aH To rive
the United states frcr hand In the
construction Of the Nicaragua canal.
Dispatches sent 60 the Marietta have
been addressed Marietta, Gftytown."
but they went no further than the lines
controlled by foreign corporations.
Nicaragua, action II very nnnoylns
and 90 soon o. the authorities were
convinced that cablcgramH sent 10
American agents We're deliberately held
W.. Spnur Corrca was summoned and
through him u protest was made TO
President Zelaya. 4 satisfactory oN-
PLANTATION has not been made nor have
tho authorities been able 10 get any
message through within the last Few
days.
II h said there r. no excuse for she
refusal 20 receive the messages. ns
Groytown II IN possession ~ President
Xelayb'H government and operations ~
the Insurgents are confined 10 lluenelds
and vicinity. Moreover. the American
man.of-war at Blurhelds IL simply to
provide protection Tor American inter-
eHts and Il II said that President Ze
lnya ought fully O. understand 30. II
may be-. however. that he does not de.
sire the true condition ~ affairs IN
eastern Nicaragua 90 become known
and this may be- the reason for the
Censorship. should the abuse continue.
the authorities may 80 pa far as TO ~.
rect thu Detroit On take temporary pos
session ~ the cable station az Grey
town In order 10 get message through.
search for Remains Of uremat.d Family.
Chicago. Feb. .s.-whilc friends and
associates are engaged m anxious quest
for the charrod remains Of poHtnnn
Frederick n. Marty, who persisted with
his wife and baby In the Arlington
OATS Hire. Feb. n. point has come 10
the surface In connection with his fra
tcTnul Insurance only three months
ago Marty Joined George u. Mcclellan
Council No. lgi ~ the National Union.
lie took out $500 policy, making his
wife, Agnes Marty. the beneficiary. In
view OF the entire family'H death. the
question of aurvlVorthlp has arisen and
before the face Of tho policy can be
legally accounted for 10 must be deter
mined whether Marty or his wife died
tist
The decision on this question will de-
terminc whether the money shall be
paid 10 Mr., or Mrs Martyrs heirs.
NHUnIfN1 nnAm
parents living. and captain John j.
Hoaly. Marty'R superintendent az the
postoflicc. says he has "a blind mother
In New York, TO whose support he
contributed.
Men from the department OF public
works win today inhugurntc system
attic search through the Arlington ruins.
The opinions prevails that the Marty
bodies Will be found
school Teachers Authority.
st. louis. Feb. g2.-The ST. Louis
court OF appeals has handed down a
decision In the case Of the state 10 the
use OF - Beatty against j. H. Randall
ct al, from Barry county, sustaining
the lower courts decision that school
teachers are empowered Ia preserve dis
clplino among their pupils not only
while the pupils are ON their way going
from their homes 10 school and In re-
turning. In THIS case the son OF Beatty
refused TO obey the school teacher who
told him 10 accompany pupil home
and was expelled from school. The
school board sustained the teacher and
the court sustained the school board.
Well Known Western journalist Dead.
New York. Feb. 22.-Newton Dexter,
the well-known newspaper man, died In
this city last night Of consumption
aged 90 years. He was formerly editor
OF the Rocky Mountain News OF Den
Yer,
Civilians sigh for Military Honor..
Washington. Feb. 22-In anticipation
OF the passage OF n general army reor-
ganization bill, a great number OF civil
ian applications are being filed In the
war department for appointments as
second lieutenants In the army. The
Hull bill adds 9S2 second lieutenants
TO the regular army and II II semi.ofI
cially announced that II II passes the