The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-13
AMAPALA DESPOT WEAKENS
RESIGNS i<tOW iNDI\TF iFTER
INM IIING Z. y. OIFIIER.
Washington HrarS Trouble NJ Honduras
Port u NeArIN Over, hut San sal a'lOr
Reports Threats TO B"R,bard IiOusrs
Of AmerIrAns- e.unbOaI u Ready

WAsHINuroN. Oct - ten Jose Mara
kalladaTes Comandante at Amapala, on
III. western coast OF Honduras. whose
dictatorship over the island 81 mapIla
has stirred Ip troubl" for the Government
az TegucIgilpl. IS going 10 Qult After
complaints had been made hv tn" foreign
CousIls against his conduct President
Davila ~ Honduras teegrap had ordering
hun - resgn from Office ami proceed
az once To- IN. capital G-n \tliadt'sS
uls replied that IA" will leave Amap,ln
- soon ~ he - aDle To- clos" h.~ &c
coYui.
SAS SALVADOR oct. ~ Information
has reached herr, tna' ia" United states
cruiser Princeton arr ed al Nmapala veS-
trrday and demanded the Surrender II
tumanda'te Nalladar"s who has m
augurated a reign oi terror against Amer
can and British interests m the Western
part uf Honduras NaIladar", i said
ro haN. refused t. surrender sending
word h. - not -rui~srVI-nt To- American
yIgS
Just prior To- the arrival 81 IN" American
war-hip. President DavIla sent word ~
Nalladarr~ ~ meet any demand made
ul.un nun hy the American commander
l"gu,Igalpa that no - running hi> rort
~ % SUITS him lie refused To comply
with the President = request tur surrender
It." news hst L,gn' from Auapia
declared thar AmeriCau marines w"f"
preparing 10 land and taA- iorCibl" pu--
SESSION Il the pot. and that they would
uTrt4thlv meet r,sl~taUC' Naliadlr"s has
mounted rapid iir" guns a. ~" custom
MOUSE. commanding 'h" wtLa rV"-. and b"
threatens To- fight IN any attempt "a tn"
fsrt { Nauk-.' or English marines I"
land
"a EEgh~h cruiser - uu tho wsv To-
Amtpila Mh-'hsr th. american marines
will await IT. arrival Tor concerted attack
nu \illiiaTr~ : stronghold - not known
her"
Many American and English residents
remain IA AmaI1ii n"N W"r" anahI"
To ,.sCap.. with uth-r foreign residents
VITO went away Wh.u \Hliidar'.- droy"
Dat the b-itl-h pnsil TIE remaining
'or-l xn"r- h"r' a." Narrlraded m iheIr
homes NalladaTa- declares he Nlll open
tire on their residences ~ N. first app~ar-
anDc nf IN American or british vessel
u l. not known whether he earned out
MS - r-at with N" arrival ~ tn" Prince
ton because immediately after tins news
mad been flashed the VII" was closed
IN" wireless was not working lat" last
night
In" british Consu'. who vas driven
from Nmapala. declares ma conditions
thor" nav" N1tall@l"d save ~ ahhf'hN
FOR IN" last Two months IN" Unn1N
"a M, last we"k between the British con
:. n am tho port Dornandan'. over tr.hiug
ruu'iu" ono" matters \ailddarr~ lie
rltr.i ha would shoot the Consul and
ordered tn. lliisr- arrest b"fpr"
a sluai - soldiers reached m. consul
at" III. oftiC.r had Nci and reached
a roa-iing schooner with bullets raining
about hIs heels He j. her" nov
II u The impression herr. that the I uItsd
State must 'ak. immediate charge "
Honduras Their" ar" several factions
battling for supremacy IN" established
Governm"n' j. helpless. finances are on
m. verge % bankruptcy and business -
confined 10 sheer living uscessli.e-
Honduras II now the only Central Amer
lCau stat. where an unstable government
exists