Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-20

them. The Guatemuiaus "a | Il
,oss OF 1000 men In killed. "ounu0 I
and prisoners. ,.s ,rvad.
The Guatepalan army. which in'au
I'd by way Of Santa Fs. was rep"'S q
by the Honduran army.
Honduras IL making common CAUSE
with Salvador.
Nav york. July 16.-The following o'S'
rotch has been received by the Assn
ciated Press from President bohi''a VI
Honduras: uor
"Honaurss has not declared war.
Guatemala invaded territory w'"
previous declaration. (sisneo' 0
nilla."
MEXICO City, July le.-It is now
|. Known that General Regalado. OF esf
4 v.dor. lost his life in a scouting Ok
peditlon. He was in command VI n
|. army ON the border OF 0ua'e~
q when he resolved to explore ~'.u'.
. On. border of Guatemala. He star'eo
A ont accompanied only by an adIu'sn'
% .ra a ANAL escort, when he came un'
eYpectedly upon . large body OF tua'
sp,a,an regulars who overwhelmed MI
force. Regalado and his escor. so,'
their lives dearly making ne1o''
40 N.ht ana killing many OF their ioes
10 nut thew were euterminated. M
-, quarter was asked.
- This account disposes OF the 1ua''
~ malan official report. which represen
eo "a that Regalado was killed In pitc'
-. ed battle. The battle that rea'iy v
W. Cured on the same day was pe'~ee
col General Toledo's revolutionary arm
'er opd Cuatemalan regulars, which end'
'o in defeat for the latter.
Iefs The consul general Of Mexico In
'hu sucigalpa, capital Of Honduras, repol
Oh omcial,v that in spite Of the strit ne
w. w. trality hitherto maintained W
o Honduras government. the territory
INC that country was invaded by Qua
}. ~ t.,an troops when q conflict oc
'''" red. This invasion was an act Oh "
Honduras has more than $4,000
utia. mostly we'll armed, ana
prove a valuable ally OF saiVaoor
nday Of the revoluti0nists.
Sho- When the Guatemalan troops CT
erva- cd over into Honduras had some
lders, troons engaged in guarding the
I.arge flor IN preserve neutrality. Hond'
ls Of oousiders its well maintained neu
that itv was violated by Guatemala,
,r for duras OF course, asserts that tney
close mobilize within two weeks pow
4 will army. Both Honduras and SAW
until have long been ON good terms.
n will
about Mexico City, July 16-The Me-
open Herald suggests that the oniy
being BILE plan for permanently pac'
alton. Central America. preserving oroe
protecting peaceable residents
native and foreign, In those cou
NJ. srom the rule OF despotic ie
vhoae sole aim is to enrich
..n.dov selves. Is to place the Ave little
- r. Mes under the protectorate, VILE
las just leo anu '"e
in the Ing. A.. ~,
.o. The Herald declares that IN
ns .cn ... little freedom In Central Amer
'Sv Wv. ,hs these people who most need pro
.mn.nv Of wise and progressive rulers
=" S.o. tral Americans who are desir
''s, 1890 r living at peace AMI with q
"S. .. make their way in the world
will sell pressed oy osu s ',,. =, tyr.
we'd, Will loans sno =" '"0 o'''1
Washington. July l6.-Hond
willing to disarm and submit II
her. ances to arbitration ~ soon al
William mala and Salvador agree 10
'Is'' wise. -,
he Tombs A dispatch announcing HI
prisoner willingness to srbitrate was
Stanford Monday by the state departing
lived from philip II. Brown. the America
lble to VS. d'a6aires who 10 looking ate
mt to the terests OF the United States
Josiah c. duras and Guatemala during
OF Tnsws sence Of Leslie Combs. the
minister to those countries,
on his way to the United sta
,.,,. the war broke out. and hai
s-B. Van been able TO get back to nj
. rr,a was (,uatemals City.