The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-05
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washington. b. c.. November 49,
General Yalladares is btill holding his
Job as commandant$of Amapala Island.
in Honduras, according to the State
Departments latest sdviceB from Min =
.istcr Mccreery. at TegncgaIpa. Mr.
AcCreery expresses the opinion that
the revolutionary movement. inausu-s
rated by yailadares In retaliation
against the government for attempting
character, and that the opposition
leader, DR.. Bonilla, the cx-Presldent.
and his followers are not concerned
In II.
The Navy Department has no word
to-day from Commander Hayes. of the
United States Gunboat Princeton. which
is at Anapala to protect American In
terests. It Is assumed. therefore. that
there has been no change in the situa-,
tion and that yalladares still is await
Ing the expected attack from govern
ment forces.
It is not anticpiated that the Prince.
ton will be compelled to shell the town
in event OF any hostile act toward
Americans or other foreigners. II
Commander Hayes deems 1t necessary
to act, he probably will send detach-7
mentf OF marines ashore to take Valla-
dares into custody. With Valladares
eliminated the war movement woulel
end. It Is fear OF him. 1t Is said, that I
keeps zoo soldiers at their guns.
However, there are many enemies
of the government now at Leon, MIC;
aragua. awaiting a favorable opportu-
nifty to invade the country. They may
advance upon the ca capitalwhile Dayillass
few troops are engaged in subduing
.Nalladares. They are followers OF Boz
8nilla, Ewhosis now in Guatemala.
The gunboat Yorktown left Panama n:
for Amapala vest day to relieve tn the ,
L Princeton, which is running short Of
coal. She is; due to arrive a ANA paia pa! =
tomorrow evening.
Serious situation Created.
General Valladares and his arbitrary
Il defiance Of the Honduran Presid lent
constitute a serious situation In he
eyes Of certain La tin Americ can d iplo-
mattsts. They sec foreshad lowed cer7
tain interference by the United States
or complications with Great Britain
& That country no W ooks to the ny nited
States for the liqui uidati on OF Its bonded s1t,
Il debt with Fl onduras: s5.i.
Aside from other conside ttons the
activities of Generals = Val lladares re-
necting contempt for Presid Davli-
y la's S authority place he United States
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szSt5 AT the urgent req uest of the II ond Y
& ran government, the United States III as
underta KEN to care for the Honduran
debt and has had certain American
bankers agree to pay " In; return' n,
ss to issue bonds qua aran-
8teed bystlfe customs and turn them over 81
/ to the bankers. n N
"a syndicate controlled by j; 'ierpon,t
Morgan is prepared to make the "a loan @
z If the United Sta ates is civ en- the u g ~
to supervise the collection nd 8tdlstrl
4 button Of tho custom rev venues.
These details, arranged WI th Presl. 81
M dent Davilla, have he OBJ IT. OF salts
flying Great 81 Britain wi rose bonded
debt Of $4,000, 900 that government Is
a snnxi Gus Sto collect. The British n gov;
scrnments Isl ling to lea G,e set Tie,
sment OF the question in tile hands 81 g
*t he limited sta tes. .,s ISL
,$s5g Il is5s Dnyllln Pact Not u a tlfel,
ssSS No real ID III icul ty sas been ant clpat
ed unit rocall Y eve opnle Y ts "a pear Z
35Iss show that l,resident It loayi Ia ilas s. n
y POWER TO carry nto effect y gree
ment witllthe United States. IN he Y 'll7 on
duras Congress, cont lied 81 " Seno
ltcarpo Bonil la, rel fuses " loa
villa any suppo TT, Z s.l u
Many leading politicians In reguct
K galpa sappeurlSto question his eI
Now ZONES tn on ttro mt by Genera an,
Ga lladaFe SS, N, ,s;
Is estlmated h6raf tn IT General Val
4 res and q on ara \ ga rias had an " mi
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