The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
PrSrILENCE Ar BLTEFIEL ~.
Madriy soldiers al the Mum Dying Per.
hap- of yellow Fever.
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Srpcili Cdbif Desp1fch n THE Sr-N
BLuEVIELDs. July IA. by wireless Ia
Colon A new danger thre aten- Blue
fields Among the forces 81 President
Madriz garrisoning Bluehelds sickness
~ an unknown nature has broken out
and deaths ara occurring with alarming
frequency. The American onsul here
has advised Gen Estrada t. a doTt strict
measures 10 prevent the disease reaching
here from the BluT.
Gems Irias and Martinez recently left
Blu.fielis Rlun very hurri~dly Gen
lria- was gravely III. The present com
mander there Gen. Fernando Rvas. il
III and IL Isolated.
II - rImored that the disease il yellow
fever. hat this - not confirmed Many
of the MadriEists are fleeing from N"
Blum II il followed that the American
naval commander here will establish
rigid regulations ~ prevent the CON
tAgion FROM reaching the men ~ his
vessels
II - expected that a battle will shortly
ocCur at Ac"yapa Gen. Mena rs strongly
fortified there and ~ ready Ia JON issue
with the 90 Madriz TROOPS commanded
10y Gems Lara. Chavarria and NaSqueZ
The revolutionary leaders here say that
II ~ probable the fate 81 the revelation
viii H. decided hy THIS hattI"
MA.uINGION. July IA Al the request
II Pr.sl,,,.nt Taft the state Depar' In.u'
will carefully sCruiIu,zs the treatment
Accorded 10 William y PIttmaD. Of Boston.
the American who ~as captured 10y tho
Nadrz forces Will" engaged in planting
MINES during the battle AT Bluaf"lds
several weeks ago Secretary Mort on
call,,i No the officers ~ N. state Depart
mcnt today on the long distance tele-
phone FROM Beverly 10 inform them that
Mr. AFT had been requested by relatives
Of PIi'mau to tax" steps To insure his
safety
Ia" gunbnat Vlcksburg. which IS on
hcr vav from Panama to CorInto. will
army" within a day or two. She Will
rorua.r indefinitely 10 protect American
interests amt to insur" Plttman proper
treatment
trtIug SECRETARY Of State Huntington
" .lson las directed Thomas L Mofa'
American on-ul al Buefeids. To hives
rigat. rho report that DIR Lavren". Burg
hsIm. an american ci1tZ"u. ~ held prisoner
hy the Na.irrH forces a. the Blum near
Blu"Grld- aud has been compelled &"
tr-ar he wound"d. a. has heen ali"g"u
IA re,"u' press dispatches
iRoppdO Montenegro. military gov
Nrnor pf the department in which Ma
nagIa - lpcatcSt has adopted stringent
,ueasurss to prevent tho inhabitants
,uenr He has issued orders 10 prevent
any person from leaving the c.tv q Ma
nngria without q passport. Private gather
.u - a. homes and m public establishments
AFTER y o'clock al night have been for
bIddsn except upon the written consent
~ m" military governor The use ~
rockets and pe'ards has also been pro
hihitcd "a they have been used by tho
ravnlutioui-ta in calling meetings
Persons violating the@" regulations
have been warned that they will he re-
garded and punished a revolu'iorIst-
NEW ORLEANS. July 10 The Nor
weglan Government has given notice
to owners and captains OF vessels hvIng
the Norw egian flag that hereafter Shirs
entering the port 81 BlIefeids. Nicaragua.
do 80 a. their own risk This comes a.
confirmation OF the report that Nor
way hal recognized the Madrlz faction
IN Nicaragua as Il regards the port 81
Bluefelds a. closed. according Ia the
NadriZ dictIm.
However u il believed that ship owners
and captains will look To Washington Ia
protect their interests in Nicaragua. par
tICularlv Nhen the vessels carry freight
to American CONSUMES or have American
passengers
NorWay's recognition Of Madriz In
said Ia nave been lnfuenceh from Berlin.
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