Show NICARAGUANS RID OF ZELAYA Fallen Tryant Leave Managua on Mexican Gunboat Causing Sigh of Relief From Follower Managua Jose Santos Zolaya ex president of Nicaragua has deserted his country and his followers gqlng aboard a Mexican gunboat on Thursday Thurs-day bound for Salina Ciuz Zclaya left the country he had so long misruled and the people ho had plundered without the blare of trumpets Under cover of darkness Thursday morning Zelaya accompanied accom-panied by a heavily armed guard proceeded pro-ceeded to Corlnto In which port tho Mexican warship had been lying for several days close to the United States protected cruiser Albany Other American warships swung at anchor In the harbor with marines aboard awaiting Instructions At 6 oclock In tho afternoon the warship weighed anchor and pointed out to sea A salute of 13 guns was fired from the shore and hundreds of solders and citizens waved the former dictator n farewell from tho breach u n n Zelaye stood alone and waved back In nnawer He uncovered when abreast of the Albany but the American Ameri-can cruiser made no response Then he turned again toward the shore gazing gaz-ing until out of sight The people were relieved when they learned that Zelaya had gone and President Madrlz has already begun his promised work of reform All reports re-ports that Madrlz Intends to resign the presidency are untrue Ho himself states that he accepted the olllce only after mature consideration of the opportunity op-portunity the position gave him to bring about harmony and peace In Nicaragua and also of the dangers which attended his acceptance Ho Is willing to face the dangers he says In order to save the country News of the overwhelming victory won by General Estrada at Rama liis nov reached thl ears of all In Managua Man-agua as well as the report that the revolutionary forces will soon be marching In this direction But Es I tradu jsus yet a long distance off undo und-o Js held that before his men reach the capital a settlement satisfactory satis-factory to all sides might be arranged ar-ranged t |