New-York tribune., 1908-07-19

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dispatch from General Davila, President of Hon
duras:
Tegucisalpa. Honduras, July 17-The sosernmeh, n
has put an end to the revolutionary movement II, VI
ssa das enemy was and
Salvador. DAVlLA-
washington July fA-vice-Consul Linard. at
Ceiba. Honduras has telegraphed the State De-
partment that the insurgents are expected 10
make another attack on that place. following the
one on Thursday. when they were repuiseo. a1'er
an hours fighting.
San Salvador. July 1.-THE following reply mas
been made by the Salvadoran government 10 tne
Central American Court of Justice. regarding 'he
revolution in Honduras:
Salvador awaits a communication. as per Article
XIV cf the convention, specifylns = tne s,oyerr
charged by the HonGuran and Nicaraguan s.i,d soNGr,d
ments, as the kilograms received make no oe'aueu
In addition Article No. OF sa'd convention hss ss
cognizance OF question on which the chancellors &
eannat come to an aof addressed any com
muncation TO Salvador for explanations SO , tnae
psrna it's aGso savsao s BEING eou, as yet Of
grounds which the questions have been Eaiseo SEQ,
and in spite OF the vasuenes. Of their nature Sal IL
yador reb4s the S Of
and Nicaragua which win be replied 70 within the the
orders e%e o fhs Court eapecay these
everything that has been done here iro IN t ne of
breaE' berinnins in Gracias and Chouteca. sending
to Dsa sss
Honduran emgrados imprisoned there-without
sansdor the nothing win be
done here to alarm either Honduras or Nicsras4a. &
rns on the frontier We're carried
shi es no." @ s
in the military forces along the frontier ene reg,
ular troops having amply suficed 10 MAINTAIN
The orders of the court would seem TO indicate
~. 0aIx
duras Salvador protests that she sees no cause in
and hs at the time her on
usual footing
San Salvador. Republic Of Salvador, July 1s-
The Central American Court Of Justice at Cartaso'
Costa Rica which came into existence as result
of the Central American Peace Conference. heid IN
Washington last year, has addressed a teiegraphic
communication to the government OF SALVADOR iii
which II saws that the government Of Honduras,
by telegraph July 10. indicted the governments
of Salvador and Guatemala for protecting ana
fomenttng the revolution against the government
or Honduras which was initiated In Salvador
Continuing Honduras declared that neither republic
had coroped with Article XVII of the Peace Treaty
signed at Washington. regarding the surVeliahco
Of malcontents preparing for civil war, and that
thew had violated the neutrality entoined by Aru-
Gle II Of tho additional convention to said treaty
Furthermore, Honduras holds Salvador ana
Guatemala responsible for tho loss OF mo ana
property resulting from the revolution. Tor 'he
placing Of Honduras in a degrading posltloh oeiore
the other nations and for breaking tneir Gooo
faith with the United States and Mexico. Tho
uonduran government declares 1t has sufficient
proofs to condemn the republics It denounces ana
It offers to forward them by wire or post, as the
court may desire Finally. Honduras desires the
court to take action to prevent worse evils unul
Judgment shall be passed
The court has decided that the indictment brought
by Honduras requires Endorsement by the presenta-
ton Of the proofs. as per Article XIV OF the con-
vention under which tho court of Justice was esao-
lished Nevertheless, tho appeal Of Honduras de-
mands attention without delay, and IN order to hx
a line of action the parties concerned, pending
a final Judgment, the court has resolved that, ac-
cordnE Articles l. II. III and XVII OF the Treaty
of Peace and Article II of the additional conven-
ton It is the duty Of Honduras first to indicate by
telegraph the proofs which serve as basis for the
accusation, and then to forward these proofs by
mail to Cartago for reply by the accused govern
ments, and, second that order In the mean while
be maintained by Guatemala and Salvador adopt
ing tho following measures. which may be modified
or amplihed later:
"a, To abstain from all military naval action
or any direct indirect act implying Intervention
in Honduran affairs:
residents who suspected Of revolutionary activ-
ity, or who known to be enemies OF the Hon.
1co To suppress all military preparations their
(d1 Efficiently to prosecute all maIcontents:
lel To dsarm and place under I supervision all
% To reieass from the military, service ali Hon
sha ana be- Kep nnder
(g) The army of Salvador and the army OF Guate-
to 6s ce nafn m 9n n force
only for eficient patrol to prevent armed men
fhJ The, court directs that Honduras Is not to
or e savador. This resolution has been telegraphed
to all the states of Central America.
Furthermore the court Of justice advises Sal
vador that Nicaragua, on July 10. by telegraph.
the Honduran revolution. giving at the same time
the supposed reasons for this course of action and
urging the court to take such steps as the occa-
sion made necessary. AS Nicaragua, In this tele-
gram. makes formal Indictment and does not
clearly specify her charges against Salvador and
Guatemala. the court asked Nicaragua for addi
tonal details The court in duo course received a
reply from Nicaragua declaring that the telegram
of July 10 sufficed for the court to take action
under Article XvIII of the convention under which
the court established. This article requires the
court to fix the status quo Of all tho contencing
parties until Judgment has been handed down In
this matter the court resolves:
(al That neither Guatemala. Salvador nor Me
arga m of 70 the adonsr OF she Peas
Treaty signed at WASHINGTON:
sstance to the revoutonists from their respective
at convenient spots along the frontier. make I'm
possible the supplying OF the revolutionists with
(c) That they place under supervision all foreign
residents who are suspected OF favortng revolution
or who are known to be- enemies OF the Honduran
government.
(d) That they take measures against the revolu-
tionary leaders prescribed In Article XVII Of
Treaty>of Peace:
(ej Each country to place It's respective army on
peace footing consistent with the necessary addi-
tional guarding of the frontier.
10 That they release from the military service
ali immigrants Americans acting as offcers
such men reside IN the respective capitals under
surveillance;
(g) That they capture and dsarrn any revolution.
ary body reaching the frontier. and.
. (h) Neither Guatemala. Salvador nor Nicaragua