The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-28
REVOLUTIONS BRED
 IN CRESCENT CITY
Hondurans and Cubans Are
 Now Very Active
WATCHING THE COAST
Secret Service Men Are at All the Southern Ports But They Cannot Stop the RevOlutionist
 Councils

New Orleans, December 27.-That the Davila administration in Honduras be- lieves the United States government wants to see Manuel Bonilla president of Honduras is the belief of many of the | Davila supporters in Central American l circles here.
 | The Times-Democrat this morning pub fishes the following in regard to the rev olutionary movement in New Orleans: | "Latin-American revolutionists were in the air yesterday locally. Many import ant conferences were held on the situa- | ton in Honduras and other parts of Cen tral America, and, in addition, it devel- oped that some budding revolution pro-
 noters from Cuba have made their ap pearanee.
 For some time past it has been re- marked that the Spanish American pop ulation of New Orleans has been increas- ing rapidly. Every ship arriving within the last few weeks has brought at least two of the olive compleXioned natives, and it is the belief that now that New Orleans is becoming a revolutionist cen ter for at least five countries
 1ut SuDAH dIIlNSQ ldSl week and 1t is asserted are making prep arations for the starting of an expedition from some gulf port. They are em- boldened by the success of the Bonilla faction in starting the Hornet for Cape Gracias, but it is said that they are work | ing under different conditions. "A prominent Cuban, who was here yes | terday, said: T am sorry to see those | fellows here to plan a revolt. Revolutions are not desired at any time in Cuba and less now than almost any other time We know the United States has secret service men at all southern and gulf ports and we feel sure that any attempt will be promptly nipped in the bud. We do not care for this except that we think the President will conclude that there is no use troubling with Cuba any longer If there is another intervention we fear that Cuba will never be an independ- ent state. That is why the conservative Cubans discourage anything like revolu- tionary plans
 Those in touch with the situation said last night, however, that the revolution ary plotters mean to carry their attempt as far as possible. It is known that they appealed to certain local persons for as sistance and were refused because of the known hostility of the United States to any such expedition
 Tt is now believed that this is not the case with the Honduras plan Charges are made by friends of President Daviia here that General Bonilla has the moral Washington. It was even stated by Davila's friends that if the Bonilla fac tion is once able to get a foothold in Honduras this government would do little to preevnt it's success.
 The Hondurans are filing protest aft CT protest on Washington and many of these are emanating from persons in New Orleans who want to protect certain con sessions that the Davila government has authorized, but it is alleged by Davilas friends here that the state department is turning a deaf ear.
 At any rate, both sides in the Central American controversy are awaiting with expectancy news of the whereabouts of the Hornet General Bonillas friends would not discuss the situation last night, nor was it possible to ascertain what has become of General Bonilla himself. It was stated by private detectives who were retained on the case that the eX president of Honduras was unquestion- ably not in the city, while friends of Gen. Lee Chritmas said he had gone to Hammond La, for a hunt"