Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-12-30
FIVE REVOLUTIONS
MAY BE BREWING
IN NEW ORLEANS
DaviIa Administration Is Said to
Believe That the United
States Is Partial to General
BonniIIa
(By Associated Press.)

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 27.-That the
Davila administration in Honduras be-
leves the United States government
wants to see Manuel Bonilla president
of Honduras is the belief of many Of
the Davila supporters in Central Ameri-
can circles here.
The Times-Democrat this morning pub
fishes the following in regard to the
revolutionary movement in New Or
leans:
"Latin-American revolutions were in
the air yesterday locally Many impor-
tant conferences were held on the sit
uation in Honduras and other parts OF
Central America, and, in addition, it de-
veloped that some budding revolution
promoters from Cuba have made their
appearance.
For some time past it has been re-
marked that the Spanish-American pop
ulation of New Orleans has been in
creasing rapidly. Every ship arriving
within the last few weeks. has brought
at least two of the olive-complexioned
natives, and it is the bella now that
New Orleans is becoming revolution
list center for at least five countries.
CUBANS ARRIVING.
1.-The Cuban revolutionists arrived last
week and it is asserted are making prep
arations for the starting of an expedi-
ton from some gulf port. They are
emboldened by the success of the Bonilla
faction in starting the Hornet for Cape
Gracias, but 1t is said that they are
working under different conditions.
"A prominent Cuban who was here
yesterday said: L am sorry to see
those fellows here to plan a revolt.
Revolutions are not desired at any time
in Cuba, and less now than at any other
time We know that the United States
has secret service men az all the south
ern and gulf ports and We feel sure
that any attempt will be promptly nip
ped in the bud. We do not care for
this except we fear that the president
will conclude that there is no use trou-
bling with Cuba any longer
FEARS FOR CUBA.
eff there is another Intervention, we
fear that Cuba will never be an indie
pendent state. That is why the con-
sentative Cubans discourage anything
like revolutionary plans
Those in touch with the situation said
last night, however, that the revolution
airy plotters mean to carry their at
tempt as far as possible. 1t is known
that they appealed to certain local per-
sons for assistance and were refused
because Oh the KNOWN nOSllllly Oh Ind
United States to any such expedition.
1T is now believed that this is not
the case with the Honduras plan.
Charges are made by friends of Presi-
dent Davila here that General Bonilla
has the moral support OF persons who
are influential at Washington
HONDURANS PROTEST.
THE Hondurans are filing protest af-
ter protest in Washington and many
of these are emanating from persons
in New Orleans who want to protect
certain concessions that the Davila gov
eminent has authorized, but, it is al
legged by Davila's friends here, that the
state department is turning a deaf ear.
AT any rate, both sides in the Cen
trail American controversy are awaiting
with expectancy news of the where
abouts of the Hornet. General Bonilla' s
friends would not discuss ting situation
last night, nor was it possible to ascer-
tain what has become of General Bonilla
himself. 1t was stated by private detec-
tives who were retained on the case that
the eX-president of Honduras was UNI
questionably not in the city, while
friends of Gen. Lee Christmas said he
had gone to Hammond, La. for hunt"