Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-17
THERE ARE BUT TWO or THEM.
They Are Manuel i. Amador and
Frederick Boyd, With c.Araosenena,
Secretary, A. Boyd, At.achc.
RsTIcEkT AND REFUSE TO TALK.
Cause of This Was the Fact That as
let They Do Not duow Their
Ey c StatuS.
FIFTY.TIIIRD YEAR.

New York, Nov, i7.--Trom the Fore
mast head OF THE steamer city OF
Washington, which arrived today from
Colon flew the flag of the republic o.
Panama, and on board were ne special
commissioners, gent by the republic 10
the United States. The commissioners
are Manuel r. Amador and Federico
Boyd, AMI With them are Carlos Ara.
osemena, secretary and Archibald Boyd
attache.
The City Of Washington was In the
center of the trouble at Colon and re.
ceived on board large number of wo.
men and children because OF the gen
eral fear OF clash between the insur-
rectlonists and the Colombian troops.
There were 500 OF these troops In Colon
who demanded transportation by rail
to Panama, but the railroad authorities
refused to take them, They marched
down to the railroad terminal aud were
stopped by United States marines from
the United States cruiser Nashville.
The marines had run fiat cars laden
with Gotten bales In front Of the depot
and filled the windows with bales uf
cotton and other bales forming barrl-
cades which We're manned by marines.
After some parley the troops went
down on the pier TO the British royal
mail steamer at Ratio to embark for
Cartagena.
The commanding officer Of the troops
haH 10, 20.
and they were without commanders
Col Black, with the marines, taking
advantage OF the fact that the troops
had all passed down the pier, changed
the cotton bale barricades until they
blocked the pier and refused 10 allow
the tsoops to came back to shore.
A fund Of $4,000 was collected and the
troops were sent passage prepaid by
the Atnrao TO the port OF Cartagena.
For two days, Nov. and 8, great
excitement prevailed IN Cartagena and
many foreign residents sought shelter
with their families on the city OF
Washington.
The commissioners on their arrival
here did not know their exact status and
declined to talk until they had received
the latest news from Washington. They
could not say whether they would 60
direct TO Washington or not. DR.. Man
uel Echeverrl, OF New York. met the
commissioners at quarantine.
FRANCE RECOGNIZES PANAMA.
Washington. Nov. I'M Jusserand,
the French ambassador, today formally
received NJ Bunau- Varilla NJ the
French embassy as envoy extraordinary
and minister plenipotentidry OF tta
republic OF Panama.
MARBLEHgAD sALUTEs NEW
FLAG.
Panama, Nov iL-The United states
flagship Marblehead In Panama bay sa-
bted the flag OF the new republic OF
Panama at o'clock this morning with
81 guns.
The French consul a Panama has no
tilted the junta that he will open OFF,
cial relations with the government OF
Panama, saying Foreign Minister Del
casse had informed him that Frence
viii formally recognize the new repub-
lie later,
PANAMA. CASE DISCUSSED.
Washington, Nov 11.-At the cabinet
meeting today the Panama situation
was gone over I'm all its latest phases,
Secy. Hay laid before the president and
cabinet the protest against the actl0n
OF the government OF the united states
sent TO the senate by President Mar
roquln OF the government OF Cubs. The
protest which went INTO rhe hands OF
Senator Frye, as president pro TEN. Of
The senate, was turned over by him TO
the secretary OF state,as the senate can
not receive petitions or protests from
a foreign government.
No decision has yet been reached
whether the document viii be formally
received or not. The nature and the
terms OF the treaty 10 be made between
the United states and The repub-
lie OF Panama for the construction ~
the canal were discussed OF length but
no statement OF these terms will be
made public.
Brief reference during the session OF
the cabinet was made 20 the case In
volving the indictment Of Senator Die
trich OF Nebraska, for alleged accept
anco OF n money consideration for the
appointment Of n postmaster at Hast
inss, Neh, and the senator's demand
for the summary removal from office OF
United States Dist. Atty. W S SUM
mers, between whom and scaator Die
trlch political feud has existed for o
long time, but no action, Il is UNDER
stood, vas determined on.