Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-12-17

Des Moines. Gen. Vasauez Of -.
eminent forces near Rama, he ,,,e gov
doubled his efforts to obtain Com. re-
mise with Estrada. '"pr0'
Estrada Is Hopeful.
Gen. Estrada now has 24OO ma,
looks forward to an early engagn,, ana
that will result in a decisive yict9r rl''ent
the insurgents. Estrada annonnco,' Ief
his first step preliminary 10 1lat
Morales and other leaders in oo1 oJliIA$
attack upon Managua, will he thu
rounding of Vasquez, which n,o o~e sur
Estrada thinks is partly accom ,GIineAt
now. Gen. Nasquez has reco pcnn5tnenIe
his troops in the hills overIookin,,, ate" H
Mico river, a few miles from Ram, Tie
Nasquez's right is threatened NV g..
Luis Mena, who has taken uD nos %G0'
nine miles south on the Rama rjypr ' ~
the other flank of the government or W%
is Gen. Fornas Diaz, whose troons ,I5
cupy a strong position on the Ill.,, o
river. AS the AIico river flows hat 5rSu'a
the Rama and the Siguia rivers VasngTo
is hemmed in on either side 9"T
Cut Off Enemy's Retreat
Estrada plans simultaneous nav.
mentS by DiaZ and Mena. outline orf VT
retreat OF the enemy to the north "
south, while Gen. Chamorro deIivnr, VI
front attack from the east. The DIo,,
complete and the inauguration If ~
campaign awaits only the arrival Of or
tillery and additional ammunition ,,l
are expected daily by steamer. ""''0
Gen. Nasquez apparently rpcocn;,..
the advantage of the insurgents rs ",
continues to send messengers to the raho
camps seeking compromise. Tbnya
messengers are invariably turned han1
with the statement that Gen. Chan,nrr,
will consider nothing save unconditiono
surrender.
Want Zelaya to Quit.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec. 14-Al|
vices from Port Limon, Costa Rica, S,y
reports have reached there that DR.. Max
riz, Nicaraguan member of the court of
Carriage, has made a vigorous appeol i,
Zelaya to lay down the presidency. Il
is stated that DR.. Madriz urged ZpIora
to do this mot only for the integrity If
Nicaragua, but for that of all Central
America"
The action of DR.. Madriz is construed
as al indication that the court of Car
tagO has inside information in regard
to the attitude which the United States
will assume toward Nicaragua ana
Central American statesmen, will place
the integrity Of the whole of Central
America in danger.
Anti-American Meeting.
An anti-American meeting was hel|
in San Jose, Costa Rica, several DAVIS
ago to protest the landing of troops in
Nicaragua by the United States.
1t is reported in Port Limon that al
recent visit of the private secretary off
Zelaya to San Jose was for the purpose
of getting permission of the Costa Rican|
government for Zelaya TO pass through
that country if it becomes necessary for|
him to leave Nicaragua.
Warships Reach Corinto
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Dec. H.
The cruiser Albany and the gunboat
Yorktown have joined the gunboai
Of Nicaragua.
The Albany has $50 blue jackets
aboard and the Yorktown 1856 These,
together with the 15J aboard the EickS
burg, are counted upon to protect Amer
lean interests and American lives in and
around C0rinto. 1t is understood the
Nicksburg is IN need Of coal and should
this need become pressing she will g0l
to Panama to replenish her bunkerS.
All the marines to sail on the Prairie
for Panama or Nicaragua have received
orders to be aboard by 4 O'Clock this
afternoon. The Prairie will probably
sail shortly after that hour, although
her departure may be delayed until tpI
morrow.