Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-29
PRESIDENT REVOKES
ORDER SENDING
INFANTRY TO
NICARAGUA
Hostile Criticism in Closing
Hours of Senate Believed
Responsible for Sudden
Change of Attitude.
MARINES AND SAILORS
TO HANDLE SITUATION
lny EvrnInE nrraIa a. p. Iesssa wIr.l

Washington. Aug. 20 - Adverse
criticism of the state departments
Central American policy during the
closing hours of the ust session of
th. SENATE, With intim1tions chat on
American army would hy sent ru Nic-
UrHE.a soon after cougrOe. adjourned.
ur. believed nN SOME officials here
Geo b, tine ryHsons rEi,h uptuut,d
President TAFT bon rcyoEiug 900. ,rtnr
sending th, Tenth infantry from the
oauHl luu, tu Nicaragua
All authorities on International
law loo thy state wur ar navy dee
purtmpuus arc practically agreed that
thor. Is mo- technical ditfrreu," bee
tween rho khaki clad soldiers and
tu, marine ut blue iurkpt when &c o.
pIu}rd u~ % landing force boo "a furUiEu
country isn't therr iH 3D. publ, s.p'l-
m.ut which uvariuhl. HssorlttDs the
landing uI .uldicrs with a"tu.u ware
O.. The other hand marines IVl blue
j.'ntt 900, su frequently called urau
IIr tup most tcmpoiIrN Iud ,ElE, ut
service H- tu excite little comment.
tfum military point ut Nit,', 10 iH
li.u 600 tho state department. thf uuly
D.,rt uI th, president action ut lost
.tLhl Nil Do, Co slightly ryturd the t.-
s,Mblg uf t sufficient Nm,ri 'au iurCe
boz Nicaragua 10 insur, the mtntcu-
ul,, OF communication hytw .pu tho
American legation Boo MuuJEut aud
tho Nur ships go Coriuto. seventy .tyO
andes AWAY.
% ls NOT npucycs thag American
lives Will he boz great danger ipr the
nest two or three dWs, ESPECIALLY us
knowiodgr OF the purpose ol tho
United States Geo use u.N necessary
amount ui iurCe tn accomplish The
purposes announced by Minister
Moitzcl Be- tuly knUNu Co the rchci
leaders
m, uuvN's roiufurccmcnts arc hc-
ginning Co report their arrival iu
Nir1tuEW. The guubuat Denver are
riNrd ut tutiutu uu Tuesday. hut the
dispatch tuuuuuDIuE that fact Geo the
navy department dH not reach here
uutil early today ge-ldrs reporting
thu arrival of The gun boat the dis
patch said tho cruiser California was
to, yesterday. land about 400 marines
aud blue Jackets % Curintp and
steam for Panama to embark th, $50
marines which the Prairie rs now
speeding tu colon Tor transportation
across the Iuhmus
Anxiety b. expressed fur Muuaguo,
los view ut % dispatch dated Monday,
which was received ut the state de-
partmcnt early today from American
Minister Woitgrl Tho dispatcn
merely Stated that tho government
nnd been informed that another at
tack upon the capital would be made
hy the rebels Nothing Of later date
b had been received 900 noon today
Upon hig arrival 90 Corinto. Conn
mandrr Washington, VINO Is now the
/ senior navW uIiicfr IN Nicaraguuu
/ waters. called into conference com
mittcr representing the rebels The
/ revolutionary forces ncQui'scod In the
/ demand TOR the immediate repair OF
the railway between Coriuto and
/ Mduagua and the opening ol tclc-
graphic communication.
a dispatch received here today said
wires between CuTiuto and MuuuEua
would Doe ia operation within forty
eight hours. hut that n would require
eighteen days for The repair ol tho
railroad.
Much surfrriug uv reason or the
great scarcity of food wls reported
hy Commander Washington.
Tho CONSUL ut CurInto Says com.
mission nr r,b,ls appeared at CuriutU
August t2 under "a flag of truce
. Francisco Huru. Whu headed tho
pnrtv presented bu ultlmBtum to m,
federal commander for the oapitulu.
tinn OF the town Within sis hours
The consul assured them that th'
commander ui the gun boat ABu1putn
was prepared tu hand an armed force
Tor the protection ul the place and
the rcAcls disappeared