Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-04
ZELAYAN EMISSAKIES
TO WORK ON CONGRESSMIGN

Washington, Dec. 3.-President Ze-
laya has not only refused to take Of
fli4l e0pni-anCe -lf Secretary huOX S
note which was practically an ultima
tum, but he is declared to have dis
patched special agents to Washington
to endeavor to have the ultimatum
set aside, first by appeals to the state
department. and second by direct APP
peals Of members of congress,
The state department is entirely
aware of the presence and identity of
these emssaries. While they are
being watched in a general way, the
United States is maintaining over
them nothing that could be construed
as espionage.
In addition to this it was reported
today that any attempt that Zelaya
might make to escape from Nicaragua
would receive the direct and vigorous
attention Of the American warships
now lying off the coasts of that coun-
try. Secretary KnoX's note intimated
That the state department looks upon
helaya as the man responsible for the
urture and death of the two Ameri-
cans, Groce and Cannon.
The plan to defeat the American
Program with reference to Nicara qua
came to light this afternoon. Senor
Fernando Sanchez and DR.. V. NJ Ro-
man. the former accompanied 10y his
lamlly, arrived here and registered at
leading hotel. Neither Senor San
ehez nor DR.. Roman would talk. They
gave their addresses as New York.
Members of the Central American
diplomatic corps, however were in "A
ilutter when they discovered the new
arrivals. Senior Sanchez. they de-
elared is a partner of Zelaya in many
BUSINESS ventures in which he has
managed to amass a fortune of be-
tween four and five million dollars
III gold Or. Roman, the report con-
ehues' had been Senor Sanchez 5
BUSINESS adviser, and he. also is a
eiose friend and adherent of Zelaya.
During the afternoon and early
evening more than a score of tele-
sfdms We're dispatched from Senior
'ahchezs rooms. Almost an equally
~fge number We're received. This
geographic activity, the Central Amer
"dh insists, is aimed at member of
oohgress, with a view of winning over
enough OF them to render the admin
suation's program imperative in the
e'sht 1t is presented to congress.
Ut Salvator Castrillo, diplomatic
agent OF the provisional government
anu representative of the revolution
aS mere today made a formal request
secretary Knoxt that he be re-
.eNed on equal terms with the agents
VI .he Helaya government. While the
ae department has not rendered
g decision in the matter it is gem
eraly believed that Castrillo's request
VIII be granted.
"hiie making all preparations for
Ioh' lhls government has resumed
aa cain that preceded the issuance
secretary knox's note. There were
~ developments in the state depart
nen' today and Secretary Knox APP
Jared bored when Nicaragua was
ae'uoned. To all appearances the
partment is now marking time"
explanation of the status of
erlean consular officers in Nicara-
- II was said today that i'm all
thsoiiltN thsn the Nicaraguan consuls in
country would not be disturbed
present, nor was 1t thought that the
hflean consuls in Nicaragua would
required TO leave that country
The United States steamship Eagle
s.ad rived at Bluefields according t.
nspa'oh received at the navy de-
par,ment today.
in. s vessel is fitted out for survey
ana according to officials at the