| Show WOMEN WOUNDED BY MACHETES IN BATTlE MM Details of Struggle Near Managua Managua Man Man- agua Indicate Rifles Were Not Most Deadly Weapons Washington Aug 25 Details of an inspection of tho the battlefield near Managua Managua Man Man- agua ngun where the government troops and rebels fought the recent grueling contest contest contest con con- test today reached tho the state department department department depart depart- ment in a dispatch from United States Minister Weitzel The dispatch was delayed in transmission being dated August 21 a. Instead o of finding mangled bodies bodIce on the tho field the charred bones of or burned victims to be bo seen seon according according according ac ac- ac- ac cording to the tho dispatch In the hospitals hospitals hospitals hospi hospi- forty women were found They Thoy had been wounded while passing ammunition ammunition ammunition am am- to the tho men mono Tho The majority o of tho the wounds were vero inflicted by machetes and not by rifle shots Tho The dispatch said the tho government officials announced that about noncombatants noncombatants noncombatants non- non combatants wore hurt during tho the four tour days days' engagement but so far tar as aa known nono none were wore foreigners Another Cruiser Soils Sail Seattle Wash Aug 25 The armored armored ar ar- ar- ar mored Inbred cruiser Colorado Colora o sailed from the Puget Sound navy yard ard early today under orders to proceed to Corinto and Join the fleet of or Rear Admiral W. W H H. H. H in Nicaraguan waters Officers at th the 1 navy yard ard are rushing tho the work of oC putting tho the cruiser Cleveland Cleveland Cleve Cleve- land In commission She will wUl follow tollow the tho Colorado south Tuesday |
