The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27
LATIN AMERICA READY TO POP
~ ia Q. :. TO PREI ENT aiN-
IP az REPI BLICS.
GUA Ir,nalA schetalns 10 S:rAb An the ss~i
President % IlSGdurHs civ ~ o3o..
0OO 10 Help EstPsda Relieves OalS
Nashlnglaa aan Avert meraaahlr.

N eniril AmeTiCi ~ near crisis. With
NU.Iri gus split in twain by a disastrous
revolution another outbreak re1dy 70
be launched IN Honduras. and G,IRtsmAla
accused vi attempting To spring a coup
that might place this republic IN control
81 ali . " tropical Governments. Washing
ton vii nave a big job To prevent a general
uuthrs.
Form" prrsider Bonilla oG Honduras
who ~. lepossd three years ago through
the lns' uOentalitv ~ Zelaya. is GA his
way To- New Orleans with $40 OOO to help
nm nor Estradn's war
few months ago at the beginning
Of the revolution this stern old fgnre Of
GENITAL American politics contributed
$1,000. Not long after Zelays was de-
passed he said il would have been worth
th II" times the money. and he had the
sl'isfsction Of knowing that his cash
aug 1cnted Fs'rada'a slim treasury Just
VIII y VAS most needed. n eHr nm-
pas ( Lel,yr'S aDdicauon.
60" a RicA 10 the only one OF the group
Of =. trial American governments not in
volv.'t ia the impending crisis
OA"', a revolution In started here ii-
fires SPREAD uniil every republic il in
voived IA one wav or another Every
President ar pAsg PresideRi IL indsbted
TO or - a creditor oG the other Bonilla's
cOniV-ctiuR with the present situation ~
The result of hrs old enmity for Zelaya
When Estrada showed form enough to
star "A revolution Bonilla came forward
with funds ia the hop Of getting back AZ
Ieilya. who had fought against him Ia
his pnlit cal loss three OF four winters ago
Boulla dos not bslieve that Estrada ~
whipped vet That IL why he has drawn
on his resources. and 10 On his way to-
New Orleans 10 help Victor Gordon finance
he reli-i expedition.
To what extent tn. present situation
will raniify depends upon Washington
The D~Isrtmrn' ot state Inows What the
81 lIation 10 ''ui sserns here To have as
-uin.d the sam" indifferent policy that
u has taken in the Nicaraguan situation
Guatemala favors Estrada on general
Agents VI Niadr!E po-ts.d here
declare that GuatemIL. - planning To
take advantage Of tn. present unsettled
will give this republic domination II al
Central American governments
M. OnLEAN-. Mach - N,-ui cot
- gathering a force here Ia hsip Estrada
u hi- Tevolu,iph against iE" Madriz
government IA Nicaragua. T.. cke into
, conferences II "a cisl~ ia Tie Madr.z
IN the GodChaux Bui'dinx his I
noon After INDUCING N me formalit,es 7
nj hSndahs ling he very "almlv 'Otd
Minister CorsA and i'onsui-Gensral Alt /
,chul that all the IStiDs the side II Rome |
'Ouldn'i 0lIF hIaou' and that lac intended |
~ send the first ship u the relief sSps- !
iitinn 10 Estrada Just a. soon 49, he ian I
Hear her from New Orleans
After asserting himself -ytsnsss-lv |
Along this line GurdOn va lked OH On |
he street led 40 Ielaya Traders down /
deserted ailsyNaV aUd pdnlmelled |
both u them until fhSv promised 20 se' |
s~igned to other ioO~
Gordon = VISIT 10 the MadTIy CVUs,sa . J
Sas accustomed " staretnen' puD- |
i-l.d IN a morning paper accredited |
- Altschul M which the Consul-a'enera! !
hTeltsned 10 have Gordon arrested u |
~ continue n.- TLAn - set relisl 10 |
E-rrsd., The lteusni A'd among
,th-' ng- mai Srdon Sas very |
ordinary nli,n-ter stt-mrting ., y'ols'e
rt-rnai. nat ~
Gordon resented tL- ,HiputatiOn aud F,
= eut al, Ip To- NJ Nltschah TO tell ham I,
.bOut ~ o. nappened that AltsChui ,
\ ~ cio-etei with MinisI sr Aiadriz Brush |
~ past the consulate cIsTA Gordon Who |
yuaTS the title 81 General aud hRs fought |
u all kinds ~ wars said he ooulin' \
ell the Madriz ofhcis's that hs - not /
D. - not hEhtinE against a government
.,,ugni red by the United states
I'm going Ia --nd a relief eNpedt Ola
~ Estrada he declared and I'm not
making anv bones about IL. The sN-
l..iitlou 10 organized and yOu nsedn
end d.tsCtiv-- on INV trail "a hud OnI
bout ~
Gordon then minated hat h- NS-
,unte a. proficient a. rhe game ~ bun
- the vsrs q. Central American and that
{ the matter got down TO the point OF
he would b- 'OunG ready
o r-pr---ni
Nv, not - ms game from the pOhr''al
a. ndro'n' he said TIA an sa'srv
nd I'm going 10 earn u
The centre Of The Nicaragua - yolu-
ron seems 10 have been transferred To
IeV Orleans There - a gathering Of
he leaders OF both factions for the wind
~ The Madri1 or regular Government
,as - headouarrsrs ~ me Grunewald
iotsl with Minister LUIS Corsa. from
Ashington IN charge while the Estrada
PROVISIONAL or rsVoliu sonsry Government
as tts headquarters AZ rh~ NOntelons
io,.I with cen Chamorro IN commend
he NadriI people are trying 20
.-t ~" New Orleans import
AZ houses w,'b business interests IN
.-ntral America 10 throw heir support
- 'he regular Government believing
hai this would sind up fhe revolution.
'hese houses practically own Bluehelds
nd control fbe Atlantic coast OF Near
qua Their support. e not financial
ssistance - supposed 10 have started
he revolution against ZelAya.
II Minister Cores can get their COOL
ration it 10 believed that tho revolution
rill die out On the other hand. the "a
radisss count on aid from the United
tates especially the landing in Nicaragua
a q 1libs.aearIu0 Nnrr,e NJ AunaVfcan aha~., | ,