The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25

While all officers were r-tiseat to
discus. the reason for Zela,as d.
t.a,iub. IL Sas generally supposed to
he a charge Of muEd-s connect d.
with his summary execution al tsn-
nun aud Grace. Americans. iu Nica.-
aAna ~ 1908. ~hieh led Ia the no
nosssi which .nied ia Zelsys's fiikLt
Ia Europ. and . revolution which
thrrs his party oIi Of ioSrT
WashIaxtsu. Nov, .s.-Na Inl-g-
ts;irs d-,slopmrr, so.ia. ~as The
in a reliable .larls. that
IN. United .isi~s GoS~rlncsI mas.
In the near future. I-s-Is- a gr,fa..,
fsoa, Ni.arsxus fog tn, -,trli.,s II
ct G.s-fsi Zhiaya to MsaAsua an ar
susl ipns a! robbery and ass,ssina-
iica.
I, u ss.-ti.d ia. Pr-s-ai alsiais.
Itra,isn :, Nicaragua has ai.s",v-si !
. .prg.. save or chamber uGa.r the
rssiass IN ~h'-h G~.rssi I-iays ii,g,f
at Msnasla In which human bshvs
sad sa-..,onS Of rdspn,,s we're
tauu..
Seine u s..s- bones ,.sr exhibit
~.i to nia'Eii'-Fs of ,hr Nicaragua rsa-
ss->s In connection ui,. the nC;irn
OF the assembly IN asking for :h-
riai Of ."iaya for alleged s=saFs'na-
s,on.
tas.s ia- ."i- in force Z~.ays
sou'i be tried sna A.n'cn.-,i in his
absence ;h,gsa s-G,.nc.. -. sIsrsr.
could NJ. L- -s-.u'.'' ugs.I hi. g.ss
turn 1. Nicaragua
s~mbiy. /, ua. aisn sssI. had az.
ranged In' the trial ~ Z-issa b-fp..
the Supt -m- Coar' a. Nsnassia on
the essa..iussioa charge. tho .pseiN-
cation b-'trs ,ast he had brought
at,,u; :h- death as saur or GS- ns-
sis-s. two o' shon' ar~ alleged I"
have L~~n Lusnl In the uub,i. square
~ Mana. .ssin.
There has b--n . vas; ain"'in; .f
acseip ever .lnc- Sa,"nI,-r q. ~h-a
General I-iays srr'Vrd IN N-s S.ss
on the orcsnI. from ais exile In har.
eciaaa aud Brussc's. and particularly
since Nosrnb~t -. when Man'ou II.
wy,rii. private secretary - Srrrc-
IEry Of state Bryan. informed rep.
r-scntatiV- o: General Zsisya that
Ar. bryan would rot see him piy's.
nat. have been wonderful. what Dc.
tcisra-nts ~oul! follow conferences.
which II vas reported General Icis-
"a ~oaid have IN New York With
former fcIl1wrrF. anon. them Gcn-r-
al irais. "S-M!nis,-r G-n-tsi Of Ne.
arHxva. who has also hv-n IN exile.
General irtHs resigned ss Minister
General ON December 80. 1899. 4.,.
rn days after General Z.isya quit ih.
presidency of Niraraxus. and fled
from corin,o ON 'iir Mexican gunboas
Guerrero ami ,hrg" iays az
ter the Nic.ra~usn C6nE;cs. had
rhsca DR.. jos- Msjris. Zclsys'- can.
'li'iatC for the Nicara.uan presidency.
General Ir'ays fled fir., to Mexico.
where lie was reported .. hny" on
Ioavore.i 10 persuade Purfirio Dia,.
'hsn President. to take a hand In the
raa,rai American imbToyiio OF 1902.
In favor Of q Central American fed. |
rrriion aim-'I at Prcsidcn, Cabrera.
,f Guatemala.
After that II. went into .S,lc at |
and Mru.sci.. going into
,siic nt the zane time General irias |
,naouuccd h!- intention of travelling |
abroad.
On March IL. only eight days af-
'cr President Wilson entered til.
White House. he Issued statement |
-cxardiuk the attitude Of the Unit
nj States toward Central America.
The impression was strong In |
at the time that prcs,-
lent Wilson'S statement was prcdt-
:atrd uuon information which came
% the American government leading
L TO believe that zclaya and Castro
we're Interested in = movement that /