25
TAXI
Boston
Grill
nndC
Ambulance
Srvlc
Anywhere
at
Anytl
in
I
-
L'--k
II
f
km
a
ft
a
i
w
.
im
.
aid
TDAnrnv
w
mamithda
mvqte
OLOCAUST
WHILE
FATHER
BEING
MARRIED
THIRD
TIME
'
w
r
in
reef
or
Earthquake
Palestine
Terrifying;
Many
Lives
Were
Lost
CAIRO.
Kjrypt.
July
12.
Eye
witnesses
arriving
by
airplane
Wpm
rmox-Jordanla
say
it
is
believed
that
three
hundred
people
were
killed
in
yesterdays
big
earthquake.
At
Maan.
Arabia,
most
C
the
houses
were
damaged
or
collapsed.
The
earth
movements
listed
for
forty
seconds
and
the
effects
were
terrifying.
Many
were
Wiled
in
Amman,
Palestine,
at
Rudd
and
'Ramleh.
No
damage
was
one
in
C
airo
although
the
quake
J
r.ui
niii.r.
.i
jiiiv
-
r
ii
l
ay's
quake
victims
in
th
Jerusalem
district
gives
20
dead
and
UO
CABINET
WILL
MEET
AT
ONCE
Soon
as
MinixtcrH
Arrive
in
South
Premier
Oliver
Will
Convene
Them
!
'.Ueaues.
will
be
held
lw
as
Hon
Dr.
Sutherland
and
'
BBS,
c
u.
wrruw
arrive
iniu
w
iujiw.
'
WK.
la
u.t:
Icrstood
that
the
question
of
I
:!:
,
and
alio
the
possibility
of
a
I
mn
tal
election
will
be
among
the
,
(ten
before
the
cabinet,
la
all
pro
blllf.y
the
autumn
will
are
a
new
pre
with
him
f
flnmmn,l
Ia
Ih.
fjiitn.
ant.O
vtru
ir
whom
hla
suecetsor
will
beX
It-
U
not
rj
rotable
that
he
will
da
this
w
hmit
i1Urtijuiln
f
h
mtltr
wltH
hUJcolleagues
and
ascertaining
their
jlewi.
It
may
M
le(t
to
a
caueua
of
(be
Liberal
membera
to
make
a
choke
FJthe
matter
may
be
deckled
by
the
leablne'
I
II
I
I
'I.
I
'
I.
f
1
1
I
f
'I.
rmitiiufiuftuii
AUCTION
LOTS
Cale
Will
be
Held
of
Reverted
Lands
and
Upset
Prices
to
be
Low
PRINCE
GEORGE.
July
13.
The
city
tirut
nr1r
t
m
Inw
flfflir
nruuithlv
at
about
one
third
the
amount
of
taxea
against
the
property.
Prince
George
now
has
1800
city
lota
,
'via
a
i
a
im
ma
niiti
s.ist
aauauus.ii
v
vawn
arrtars
charged
igalnst
them
amounts
Tr
in',
nil
a
a
i
man
inn
lAKfi
nmniinf
tj
mrtrm
than
i
h
Intl
are
worth.
While
It
H
not
expected
to
ell
the
whole
of
thla
Droperty.
the
coun
cil
hopes
by
netting
the
Drloe
low
to
get
In
a
mrrn
ia
am
rt
,K
r.i
1
1
t
.
n
H
1
ntr
tAXea
ana
vnus
nave
money
to
Improve
tne
roads
and
carry
on
the
affalra
of
the
mu
nicipality
and
Improve
the
prospect
of
ana
all
the
aldermen
favor
the
auction
uu
urc
nuance
coinmum
oas
wen
in
structed
to
nrrn&re
for
the
auction
and
COLONIZATION
OF
PALESTINE
W1NNIPEO,
July
12.
Plans
for
the
colonization
of
Palestine
met
the
unan-
flmoui
approval
of
the
twenty-first
coi-
iventlon
of
ZlonlsU
here.
The
Canadian
quota
of
S300.QOO
out
tf
the
mllllori
dol-
lar
fund
wa
subscribed.
I
.
,
,
.
t
I
I
CANADIAN
I.KfilflV
I
rk,
in
nit.
l
AwUUIilO
Ull
HUM"
1
nesday,
July
13,
at
8
p.m.
All
1
members
requested
to
attend.
l-
important
DuSiness.
t
r
l
4.
.ik.
w
was
felt
here.
nrnm
n
Din
pubii'iiiu
liar
m
ui
t
Injured.
Officials
fear
the
casual'
ics
will
yet
be
re-ported
larger.
The
comparatively
solid
building
the
city
saved
the
casualties
from
be
Ing
larger.
Intense
alarm
was
(air-
by
the
people
who
thronged
the
tree'.
.
Ninety
house
In
A
bud
la.
BeMiany
crumbled,
and
It
la
feared
there
wure
many
victims.
It
la
unofllrlally
reported
that
30
were
killed
and
350
tn'ured
at.
Nablua.
A
hotel
coUapMd
In
Jen.
Ik.
killing
three.
Pour
were
killed
at
jtifi
Mount
of
Olives
Oaza.
Acre
and
IWrshedba
are
Intact
but
Salad
and
Tiberius
!
-
..I
i
affected,
Caaualtlea
arc
reported
frm
more
than
twenty
towns
and
villages
REV.
T.
D.
RINDE
IS
LEAVING
FOR
SOUTH
.trcf'ls
Tall
In
Verilnn,
.Veliravka,
and
lr
on
August
I
Itey.
T.
D.
Iilnrfe.
at
prevent
pastor
or
Ue
Lutheraa
Ctouneh
In
Prince
Rupert,
has
accepted
a
sjtJl
to
Verdon.
Nebraska,
and
expeeta
to
leave
for
his
new
field
on
Monday.
August
1.
No
successor
has
been
appointed
yet
but
It
la
expected
that
the
new
minister
wUI
arrive
early
In
September.
Mr.
ninde
has
had
a
very
successful
ministry
here
as
the
first
permanent
pastor
of
the
Lutheran
Church
In
Prince
rtupert.
TURNED
PIRATE
BUT
BEEN
RECAPTURED
CANTON.
July
12
-
The
Chinese
gunboat
Konffkoo.
which
turned
pirate
and
aelzed
severs!
vessels,'
has
been
recaptured
and
the
mutineers
have
been
sentenced
to
toe
executed.
DRUNKEN
PASSENGERS
CAUSED
PLANE
SMASH
SEATTLE.
July
12.
-
A
coroner's
Jury
yesterday
found
Pilot
Johnson
and
three
passengers
who
were
killed
in
an
airplane
crash
here
on
July
5,
came
to
their
death
on
account
of
the
drunken
condition
of
the
passengers.
They
found
that
the
pilot
was
sober
and
competent.
WIUTIIF.K
itiroiiT.
Prince
Rupert.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
57.
Terrsce.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
65.
Alice
Arm.
Part
cloudy,
calm,
temp.
57.
Anyox.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
0.
Btewart.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
50.
Hazellon.
Part
cloudy,
calm,
temp.
00.
Burns
Lake.
Rain,
cslm,
temp.
65.
Whltehorse.
Cloudy,
south
wind,
temp.
68.
Dawson.
Rain,
calm,
temp.
00.
VANCOUVKR
HXCHAMJH
Bid.
B.C.
Silver
.
J-11
Coast
Copper
I'35
Cork
Province
Dun
well
I-37
Olacler
Oladstone
Independence
08
14
Indian
06
L
and
U
09
Lucky
Jim
18
Premier
'.
213
Porter
Idaho
30
Bllvercrest
06''
etilllorh
Xsked
1.75
15.25
.07
V,
1.45
.09
3
.08
V4
.08
.10
20
2.15
XX
.07
.70
Northern
and
FRINTE
OEOROE
REMUS,
for
jer
king
of
American
boo'!egers.
vmpped
on
his
mi
rn
m
c.n
:.':tiati.
Ohio,
after
more
than
yr
hi
.
Bpc-it
tn
vnrloua
.
priwu.
!:
rr
pii'.cd
tn
have
made
a.fXtOOOO
in
b:'-'i'es
prof.!.
RIVER
FERRY
IS
PROPOSED
Suggestion
Made
to
Minister
Yesterday
May
Speed
Communication
A
suggestion
wan
made
to
Hon.
Hr.
Mithrrland
jcMerdiiy
by
a
local
lesldent
which
was
given
consideration
In
ly
I
lie
minister
and
w
hich
mlflit
for
a
time
suite
the
problem
of
lransMrUtiiin
between
ITInre
Itupcrt
and
Terrace
mi
that
the
mud
may
lie
opened
within
a
reasonable
lime
and
without
so
my
crr.it
cost
In
the
pnnlnce.
The
nugsesllon
Is
that
as
mmiii
as
the
road
readies
M.rena
t'lly
ferry
should
lie
put
on
the
Mmtii.i
lllier
to
carry
cars,
and
passengers
past
the
bad
xirtloii
of
the
road
to
connect
up
a
few
miles
farther
Inland.
This
the
minister
tjiought
might
be
a
good
thing.
It
would
lie
only
tniixinirv
hut
It
would
glie
the
ieoile
here
and
In
the
Interior
an
opportunity
to
use
the
through
road
quicker
than
other-Hlse
would
lie
the
case.
ANOTHER
VICTIM
OF
FIRE
IN
VANCOUVER
BRINGS
TOTAL
TO
8
VANCOUVER.
July
12
-
William
Harper,
a
Vancouver
broker,
died
as
the
result
of
Injuries
sustained
In
the
Royal
Alexandria
fire,
raising
the
total
victims
to
eight.
Following
testimony
given
at
the
opening
of
the
Inquiry
yesterday
as
to
the
effect
of
the
paint
remover
used
on
the
floor
where
the
blaze
originated
which
was
highly
Inflammable,
Fire,
Marshal
Thomas
ordered
It
withdrawn
from
sale
In
Vancouver.
Speaking
of
the
celebration
tof
the
event
connected
with
the
Jubilee
of
Confederation,
Mr.
.
Pattullo
said
that
the
demonstration
that
was
provided
in
Prince
'Rupert
would
do
honor
to
many
places
of
very
much
greater
size
than
the
Northern
port.
The
residents
of
that
city,
with
the
unanimity
that
characterizes
them
on
such
occasions,
made
a
splendid
showing.
'Victoria
'coI.nlHt.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
RUPERT.
H.C
.
TUESDAY.
JULY
-
-
1
"
1
'
LIMITATION
NAVAL
COSTS
HUGESAVING
Mr
Joseph
Chamberlain
TelU
Houe
of
Commons
Kffect
of
Proposed
Treaty
IOMMIS.
July
It.
Ilrltlsb
iMtal
limitation
pnipwals
at
4ieuevawlll
lead
to
expenditure
rrilin
tloiit
nearer
lilt
million
pounds
than
lorty
millions,
thoitly.
Jtight
linn,
sir
JiimoIi
fliamlierlalu
told
the
House
of
(
oiiiiin.ii
heir
ilc
rdiii.
Hi
declared
It
unthinkable
thst
ItriUin
should
ruler
a
rate
with
Hie
I
lilted
KUtes
In
naval
urni.iinrntk.
FISH
JUMPED
FOUR
CENTS
American
Sold
Today
on
Eu-hane
at
17c
and
9c
Fish
landings
this
morning
were
rather
Ugnt
This,
coupled
with
a
blr
demand.
:f
ulted
In
a
big
Jump
in
prices
and
an
increase
of
four
cents
was
the
result
of
:tcn
bidding.
Top
prices
today
wen
IT
10c
for
firsts,
and
ie
for
eoonds,
to
the
Flattery,
an
Amerteaa
bat;
the
bsfb
Canadian
boat
was
the
Helen
--with
6.000
at
15.10c
and
7c
to
the
Rival
Flah
Oo.
Arrivals
and
prices
are
as
follows:
AMKHWAS
Algl.
llOO
lbs.,
Canadian
Flah
St
Oold
Stcrae.
17c
snd
9c
Flattery.
5.000
lbs..
Atlln
Fisheries,
17.10c
and
Sc.
l...iiii
aj
Bvlsac
No.
I.
13.000
lbs..
AUIn
Fisheries,
15c
and
7c.
Morris
I!..
8.000
lbs.,
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage.
15o
and
7c.
Helen.
8.000
lbs..
Royal
Pish
Co.,
15.100
and
7c.
GUARDS
OF
BORODIN
HAD
TO
FIRE
WHEN
COOLIES
RUSHED
BLDG.
HANKOW.
July
12.
-Ousrds
of
the
Russian
Michael
Borodin,
advisor
tothel
Nationalist
Government,
had
to
fire
the
air
when
wharf
coolies
rushed)
the
building
in
which
he
was
staying.
SUCCESSFUL
STUDENTS
TORONTO
UNIVERSITY
Following
are
successful
students,
from
St.
Joseph's
Academy
tn
Uiil-L
verslty
of
Toronto.
Toronto
Conservatory
of
Music
Theoretical
easm)iiaUons.j
Elementary
ineory:
jionors:
itain-erlne
Watson.
Pass:
Elizabeth
ritt,
Edith
Kergtn,
Katherlne
Duncan.
1
Primary
Theory:
.
Honors:
Agnes
Robcrge.
Pass:
Ellanne
Roberge,
Gwendolyn
Palmer.
Marie
Murphy.
Junior
Harmony:
Pass:
Ruth
QUlles,
Ale.Ua
McKlnley.
Children
Burned
to
Death
as
Man
Was
Being
Married
to
His
Third
Wife
at
Whitby,
Ontario
OTTAWA,
July
12.
Four
Lacombe
children
were
burned
to
death
when
fire
destroyed
their
home
at
Wiino,
Ontario.
The
dead
are
Alice,
11
years
of
age;
Belle,
9;
Edna,
7;
and
Isadore,
6.
Yvonne.
18
years
of
age,
is
near
death
as
a
rdsult
of-Jnjuries
received
from
jumping
after
a
vain
attemptlo
ve
the
others.
,
i
Early
in
the
morning
Joseph
Lacombe
started
for
the
town
of
Whitney
to
be
married
to
his
third
wife.
He
was
accompanied
by
his
daughter
Elizabeth
and
his
son
John,
leaving
the
others
asleep.
An
hour
later,
at
the
exact
time
the
father
was
being
married,
Yvonne,
who
was
to
have
been
married
,
blown
out
of
the
window
by
a
smoke
herself
next
week,
rose
and
replenished
the
fire
and
went
out
to
feed
the
chickens.
While
outside
she
saw
smoke
issuing
from
one
of
the
bedroom
windows.
She
rushed
In
and
endeavored
to
wake
her
sisters
and
brothers
who
ere
overcome
by
the
smoke.
After
get-"i!g
'hem
to
t4ie
window
Yvouae
wa
12,
1927
s-
W
ADMIKAi.
H.
O,
H'ThARD
-ruir-msn
i
h
..(
iy
'in:
mi.iea
United
State,
feoiv
i!
R;n!o
Coinm.Mlon.
taken
bt
ii..
d-sk
in
'.tie
department
cf
c
;nmi.-.
Par1
of
h;s
duty
is
to
see
tiiat
Canada
"nets
the
air."
but
not
:n
the
ubnoxloui
tense.
T
1
UUiiU
WITH
MURDER
"Obviously
a
False
Charge"
Was
Protest
of
Son
of
Constable
Plunkett-
lit
Itl.l.V,
J
l.i
It.
Ucorge
l
lun-krtt.
Min
ot
('unstable
I'lunkrlt,
was
one
of
nine
mrii
apejrliig
In
court
today
rliarged
w
II
Ii
conspiring
to
murder
Kelu
(I'lll'glns.
All
protested
"(llnlousli
a
false
charge."
Eight
of
those
arrested
were
trunk
Kerll.i,
tyilllani
Koc.
Michael
I
ltrtrl
k,
Oaeu
Connuily.
llraedon
,
O'Curroll,
Joseph
Krlnolds,
Aubrey
limit,
und
Henry
Hunt.
BANTING
GOING
ON
ARCTIC
EXPEDITION
TORONTO.
July
12.
Dr.
F.
C.
Banting.
Insulin
discoverer,
will
accompany
the
federal
Arctic
expedition
and
It
Is
understood
he
will
endeavor
to
carry
out
further
research
work
which
he
has
under
way.
LUMBER
CAMP
MAN
IS
DROWNED
JERVIS
INLET
POWELL
RIVER.
July
12
M.
Mathe-son.
skid
road
builder
at
a
lumber
camp
on
Jervis
Inlet,
feu
overboard
from
a
launch
and
was
drowned,
according
to
a
report
received
here.
REPARATIONS
MONEY
RECEIVED
AT
OTTAWA
OTTAWA,
July
12
Canada
has
Just
received
450.000
under
the
Dawes
reparation
plan.
The
total
sum
so
far
received
by
Canada
from
Germany
and
Austria
Is
14.500,000.
Advertise
In
The
Dally
News
explosion
and
was
picked
up
by
neigh-
American
Union
Committee,
represents-bors
badly
Injured.
.
The
neighbors
were
,
tlves
of
the
foreign
countries,
eighty-six
too
late
to
rescue
the
children.
Fred.
I
commissioners,
chairmen
and
assistants
who
was
trapped
In
the
attic.
Jumped
and
broke
his
leg.
J.
H.
Pillsbury
sailed
for
Ocean
Falls
n
the
Pri:'.ee
Oeorge.
W
W
MM
WKOV
SPSRW
Worst
Air
Tragedy
in
History
Manitoba
When
Three
Members
of
Survey
Party
Were
Killed
Head
of
One;Man
Was
Ituried
in
Ground
and
One
Wore
Parachute:
1
Debris
of
Machine
Was
Scattered
WINNIPEG,
July
12.
Investigation
ia
under
way
today
of
what
is
considered
to
be
the
worst
airplane
tragedy
in
the
history
of
the
province.
Pilot
W.
C.
Weaver
of
Metfort,
Sask.,
A.
T.
Herdley
and
F.
II.
Wrong
were
killed
at
Fairford,
Manitoba;
yesterday
afternoon;
when
they
fell
a
thousand
feet
in
an
unexplainable
manner
from
a
plane.
They
were
members
of
the
Manitoba
serial
photographic
survey
party.
v
j
The
opinion
is
expressed
here
that
the
plane
was
struck
by
!
1
ginning.
1
The
body
of
one
of
the
victims
was
louud
burled
in
the
ground.
The
other
:wo
were
nearby,
one
wKti
a
pafaejiute
on.
which
apparently
he
bad
rvj
time
t
handle.
The
debris
of
the
machine
was
scattered
over
a
wide
area.
CAX.WUIN
TEAM
WIXEKS
III'
Ti
l'
AT
AT
I1IM.KV
I1IM.KV
TOIUY
4
BI8I.EY,
July
12.
Canada
won
the
Imperial
Kolaporo
Cup
today
for
the
third
time
by
thirteen
points.
This
Is
the
greatest
service
rifle
team
match
s
of
the
National
Rifle
Association
meet.
'
4
VICTORIA
IS
MAKING
READY
Invitations
Heine
Sent
Out
r
or
Hig
Pacific
Foreign
Trade
Council
Meeting
VICTORIA.
July
12.
Letters
hsve
been
sent
to
42S
commercial
organizations
In
the
United
States.
Canada
and
other
countries.
In
addition
to
personal
Invitations
to
trade
representatives
and
Industrial
leaders
throughout
the
whole
ocuntry,
bordering
the
Pacific,
George
I.
Warren,
managing
secretary,
reported
at
the
meeting
of
the
directors
of
the
Victoria
Chamber
of
Commerce
today
in
tailing
of
plans
made
for
the
Pacific
Fcretgn
Trade
Council
to
be
held
here
September
15.
16
and
17.
Each
of
the
425
commercial
organizations
was
asked
to
circularize
Its
members;
to
give
the
names
of
eight
or
ten
representative
people
to
whom
invitations
can
be
sent:
to
send
representatives,
and
secure
publicity
for
the
great
convention
which
will
meet
for
the
first
time
on
Canadian
soil.
Thirty
foreign
consuls
In
Seattle
have
been
requested
to
advise
the
countries
they
represent
ot
the
convention
and
to
give
the
names
of
ten
to
twenty-five
representative
people
to
whom
Invitations
should
be
sent.
Thirty
steamship
companies
In
Seattle
have
been
requested
to
co-operate
along
similar
lines
and
to
circularize
shippers
at
their
ports
of
call,
telling
them
of
the
convention.
(IIVKN
WIHK
ITIH.ICITY
Two
hundred
and
twenty-five
news-pspers
in
foreign
countries
and
trade
magazines
have
published
stories
about
the
convention
to
be
held
tn
Victoria.
Every
Pacific
Coast
Chamber
of
Commerce
hss
been
ssked
to
help.
Trade
commissioners
In
South
America
and
the
Orient
have
been
reminded
of
the
convention
here,
and
asked
to
arrange
for
leave
to
permit
them
attending.
D.
P.
Miller,
chlefeof
the
Foreign
Service
Division
of
the
United
States,
has
been
Invited.
Already
822
commercial
leaders
tn
foreign
countries
have
received
personal
Invitations
In
addition
to
forty-five
United
Statoi
commercial
attaches
abrosd,
153
US.
consuls
and
diplomats
In
'foreign
countries,
28S
members
ot
the
United
States
Senate
and
House
committees,
likely
to
be
Interested
In
the
work,
twenty-one
members
ot
the
Pan-
holding
office
In
Washington,
DC.
who
would
be
Interested
In
the
business
of
the
Foreign
Trade
Council,
and
forty-
three
business
men
In
Japan
who
have
specl.il
mterevs
la
the
Pacific
Coast.
Large
Upatair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
Vid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latent
and
best
for
the
least
Phone
457.
P'ii:e
Five
nt8
EaVaW
SIBBBHKB9
SJ
CITY
ASKING
FOR
FLOATS
Accommodation
for
Fishermen
on
i
Waterfront
Apparently
Not
on
Program
1
The
city
council
at
their
regular
meeting
last
evening
decided
to
commu-
!
ukate
with
the
Provincial
and
Dominion
!
authorities
asking
that
Immediate
a:-
I
tlon
be
taken
tn
regard
to
work
on
the
i
fishery
floats
at'
Cow
Bay.
After
the
re-
gular
business.
Mayor
Newton
brought
'
up
the
matter
stating
that
whlle'
thers
had
been
much
talk
and
even
a
sum
of
15,000
mentioned
in
connection
with
work
on
the
fishery
floats,
he
had
been
unable
to
get
any
definite
Information
that
work
would
be
done
this
year.
Unless
It
was
started
at
once
the
fall
storms
would
be
here
again
and
aa
last
year,
the
boats
would
be
without
protection.
While
$15,000
had
been
mentioned
In
the
supplementary
estimates
of
the
Do-
i
minion
House
yet
even
the
local
mem-
i
.
.
oer
wss
not
aoie
to
say
mat
uw
wora
wculd
be
undertaken
this
fall.
Mr.
Brady
h&
made
a
strong
appeal
before
adjournment
but
nothing
had
been
accomplished.
The
council
agreed
that
now
was
the
time
to
act
and
the
city
clerk
was
instructed
to
write
both
the
Provincial
and
Dominion
authorities.
BASE
STEM
JNG
WON
TWO
GAMES
(ichrig
and
Kuth
are
Running
Neck
and
Neck
For
Honors
Today
NEW
YORK,
July
12.
Base
running,
which
was
thought
to
be
almost
a
lost
art,
won
two
American
league
games
yesterday.
Bucky
Harris
of
the
Washing
ton
team
stole
home
in
the
tenth
against
Cleveland.
BUI
Barrett
did
likewise
for
Chicago
against
Boston
In
the
ninth.
Gehrig
tied
Ruth
in
pe
number
ot
home
runs
tor
the
season
in
the
seventh
Inning
In
the
New
York
Detroit
match.
The
Athletics
got
fourteen
hits
from
Llam
Vangllger
of
St.
Louis.
Cobb
got
three
hits.
Including
a
home
run,
and
St.
Louis
gained
half
a
game
on
the
Pirates
who
were
Idle
in
the
National
League.
AMKItlCAN
LOUIE
Washington
3,
Cleveland
2.
Boston
6.
Chicago
7.
New
York
8.
Detroit
5.
Philadelphia
7.
St.
Louis
8.
RATIONAL
I.L1III
C
Chicago-Boston,
wet
grounds.
St.
Louis
7.
Philadelphia
0.
U.S.
ORDERS
A
REBEL
TO
QUIT
Ultimatum
Sent
to
.Ventral
San-dino
From
Capital
of
,
Nicaragua
MANAOUA.
Nicaragua,
July
13.
Major
O.
D.
Hatfield,
commanding
the
American
Marino
Corps
here,
has
sent
an
i
ultimatum
to
the
rebel
leader,
Mentral
Sandlno,
to
lay
down
hla
arms
at
El
Ocotal
by
the
morning
of
July
14
or
else
'
he
will
be
atturked.
s.1