The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-18
Madrns Arriyal May Mean Trouble. BELIEVED zEAYA TRYING TO RETAIN HIS CONTRM Ren Admiral Kinbal Will Csn
 nand Fleet Lives and Property Of Aneriean Cits- .es. wnn se Preteetea by Ma rine. aaa G..s--nrs.s May
 Be selected =
 Pre.ia<.t

f ordered to sail at once for corinto This action was taken today as the result of a telegram received from tho United States consulate at Manaxun, fn which 1t was stated that inasmuch as zeiaya, in his message resixning the presidency, had made Unpleasant ref- erence to Amertcans. and owing 10 . report which was current in. that city to the effect that civilian adherents Of z&laya had been armed with dag gers. the citizens of the United states residinE in that city had appealed to the censuIate for protection.
 Anothcr telegram from the Amerf-
 can consulate at ManaKun states that 1t is currently rumored there that when
 Madriz arrives in Managua. presuma-
 ply tomorrow. zelaya twill formally surrender his office 10 the national as- sembly and that the body has already received instructions from ZelAyh to cast it's vote for Irias. as President of Nicaragua
 This rumor is directly at variancs
 with the undsrstandinx here based on dispatches from Nicaragua ofaciaIly
 and otherwise, to the effoct that Ma
 driz would receive the support not only Of zelaya himself. but of his faction
 Would ss1lI censref. The conclusion Of the United States oAnNSfh " Atah&auh te tntt py thc s1- iectin Of Irias. Relays would stiii re- tain his hold on power and c6ntinus to dominate the situation
 Both Iriag and Madfix have long been regarded as xpisya's wulins toois. and It has been suspected for some fifne that Iri4s was realty zsiaya's first choire for the. presidency and that Ma drix was the second,
 The iiurfy ordsrs sent to the Buffas<
 .9 eEsssss 's cssiass ss s asys sos
 asniuch AA iiAr arrival tis0rs ia iooxad for on the very day mat sAradrix 1A ox-
 nNcksd te arrive tn afann8ua. 1Het1s- CT ths stq s,,Asislsz eIa tl1e efrtxtI of t1t | der the erdtrs of xha unifo6 z<ak4l
 consulate ct tfanaKnu. doSs not appear. but it is Assnnied that fhe eomhfandsI l ef the Bunalo wilI take auch ssept Aa American oitizsns ana American Inter- ests sss ' ' X 1, X
 Rear AdmarAl Klmskli, wno wsat t6 Panama on the nixie wtfi aceonpaaY the marines to corlntp. Ha will fhea take command of tho naval vessels et that port. Those new s2lare are the Albany Yorktown. vtek2hurK anG tlte collier Saturn. The Princeton ia ex~ pectad totniKhk elves Costs Rseass .s&anh. Mir caivo. Costa Rtenn Minister tc Washington and Mexico today gave sIza
 Asaociated Press the Following sta<s- ment showing his copntry's Attitude in regard to Nicaragnan affairs: xRegarding the differences now un- fortunateiy existing between Nicara- qua and the United States, the Cezts Rfea 0overnment sarneEtfy deplnrea tlss. strained relations between the. tws countries and the consequent situation While Cesta Rice would be ready te do all within, its means toward happy solution. It has taken no action whRt-
 ever in the matter. the Government
 having no opportunity to co-operats to that end"
 With reference to the pubisceti9n made in which Senor Don Ricardo Jim- ines. President-elect Of Costa Rica.l has
 been made 10 appear as having anff-
 American sentiments. Minister calvo
 emphaticaIiy re-aflrmed that these are
 erEaneoug asaertions.
 +ssner yiminez," he said. lis prom-
 inent lawyer, man of high 'character and true patriot, with keen ap- preciation of Central American sove-
 rAignty and an earnest desire that
 the traditional good rsle.tons befweAu costa Rica and the United states shaii continue.