The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-15
'MADRIZ MALTREATS PITTMAN
CONTINUED from Fret Page

State they declare. u daily looming
NOR. intense Tn. antI-Am"rican propa-
Randa ~ ~ said. il due largely to agents
OF the MadriZ Government
Consul Olivarps has made representa-
tons To- 500 or Madriz on the subject and
has reiterated to him the warning IN Sec
rrtary Of state knoX's note of December
4 IpOs that the United States will hold the
MadrI faction strictly accountable for
tn. security % the lives ard property
81 Americans IN that part Of Nicaragua
under his control The feeling against
the United States at Matagalpd has be-
come 50 intsns. that foreign citizens
there have also appealed to their Gov
ernmsnts for protection. This Il - Ire
lev,.d here. il the main reason Tor IN" send
ing OF "A German Kunboat from Calloa,
Peru, to the west coat of Nicaragua
Charles & Ebarhardt. American Consul
GENERAL at Large. who ~ at present IN
Nicaragua on has regular tour of inspec-
ton or the COnsulate-. has also cabled
Information 10 the Department regarding
the political situation in Nicaragua.
During "A reCeut visit To NiBtagalpa. he
| said. the foreign residents informed him
that they had become greatly alarmed
b.cariEe of repeated threats against their
lives and property bv local NiCaragians
lie also reported that the opinion prevails
ia Matagalpa that the anti-forslgn de-
monstrations have he.n arranged by
agents of the Madriz faction Officials
OF ia" MadrII faction. he said. have openly
threaten-d Americans and other for
eigners
INV ORLEANS. July - Tn" Tinted
States cruiser prairIe. Commander y 7
Mith"TSpDon commanding. which reached
here FROM Nicaragua last night. brings
news that Estrada has captured N" Madriz
pIubnat Venus IA Au engagement on
the coast between Pearl Lagoon and
Bmeiel,l- IN" wireless operator Of the
Prairie picked mp "A despatch saving
the Venus had l''-u captured There
were no details
The boat Eailed from her, under a Nor
wsgian flag thr'-' months ago and turned
mp at Greytown Nicaragua. a. full
iedgsd pInboat. we'll armed and eluIpped
She was under command of Gems Irias
and Alt-Chul, Madras personal repre-
sentaiIver
The men 81 the Prairie tell 81 fearful
conditions -Ni-tIng IA Nicaragua Com
mAnder NIth"rspOOn says American
intervention may result IN temporary
complications - far a. the relations Of
b the ulted States With the Latin AmeTI
can republics ~ concerned. but he believes
this H. better than Ia permit a cont mum &c
- present conditions lie said to-day
-Blu"iieldS II almost AN American city
and IN" protection Of American interest
IN that place II only right and proper no
matter " HON " affects Unless Intarven-
ton comes th. struggle Will 60 on IN
definitely. Tor MadriZ cannot take the
east cpG-t and Estrada cannot take the
west COg-t
Every ship that nov enters Bluefialds
CARVING AN exclusive American cargo
has on board two American sailors The
reason for this - that Gen RIvas. IN
commend of the Blu"heds Bluffs sent
4 word IL ~ that he. would sink any -hIp
that attempted To- pass ia" custom house
controlled by NgdrlZ In event Of hi
firing IN any ship c.rTyIng any of our
/ sailors YOU can depend upon II that Blue
ii"ld- Blue will b" l"veil"d
-Regarule-~ of stories tO the contrary
President MadriE - - IN" sam" strip" A.
Ieaya. and the state Department deaf,
IugS with nm nav" been entirely 'y'rrer'
should MRdTtZ gam control ot the country
/ y would he IN" sam" thing A. I"laya
W" ~" protecting no interests except
American interests
The MRdriz peopIe broke their word
/ with uS in the removal ~ plttman. a. thsy
promised that he should not he taken
from the Bluf- unless We we're told
-
him som" EXTRA food and something
tn read We have me- jurisdiction whore
PittmAn - confined because they hsv.
a. much right 10 k'~'p HIM in Nsnagua a.
snvW Ger. else, hut they have not the right
=" court martial hun. A. Gen lrias antad
to ~
pe'tcn from the women IT Nee
raSpa r""iting tales ~ alleged hsrharity
rapIn". RECOMMENDATION and other Crima-
against 'lviiZstion almost unb.lia' Z. ble
~ III. twentieth century he's been racei we'd
by nou Adolfo WAS of this city The
petition requests tho State Department,
in the name ~ humanity To- interven.
and bring about An end nf the Madr,,
Government
The women declare their slaaping
apartments have been invaded hy the
secret polio" IT Madri1 aud that Their
holmes az. subject ~ search almost
and young girls Of Nicaragua came az,
a statement showing the number of
prominent men no have been imprisoned
sine" m" expulsion ~ Ielaya
N"RiIE. july - The Norwegian
steamship Ulster" IT the Camurs M",'c0-
nell Lin" has no' received her clearanC.,
paI"i- shpUgh she ~ ready for sea pand.
iuE INSTITUTIONS from m. Treasury he
rariinent ~ Washington a. '" ,,tutrahand
g'-'ds loaded ~ her hulI II was brought
To- III" attention of tho local customs
pHi,,'rs TODAY HAT InO BOXES ot arirIdR..
sad to- y" destined foT IN. NadriZ faction
~ Nicaragua were on bnard her They
werr shipTHd hv raj 10 Mobile from New
Orleans and wcr" ~ "harg" ~ u. Ahadi
Who - said Ia 10 a representative ~ Cjrn
Nadri2 : W Rlk"'. alsn of New Or
leans. cam" over - representative ~
TINS. Chart"t"rS Il m" Jtstein
When Application was made To -day for
clearance for BhI"iields the papar~ were
r"fi~ed On the ground that tho vessel had
IN her hold c"ntrahand goods which were
C"nstrled Ia u" IN violation ri the netI-
trnlity laws
COLLECTOR - Customs Ashley would not
discus, the detention 81 the LISTEN
whether representatives II N" Estrada
faction had brought the matter to- the
attention ~ the Government officials
could not 10 learned The cartridge.
were loaded IN IN" vessel only this fore
noon. II il not thought likely that clear
anc" paI~rr VIII hc gwen until tho car