Evening times-Republican

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regarding the arrangements made to

protect the lives and property of for

eigners here, adding that in case no

precautions were taken he would conk

sider It his duty to fake such measures

to provide for their safety as the situa

tion demanded. The nature of the re

ply of the government was not made

public.

When the revolutionists were sighted,

Minister Powell called a meeting of the

diplomatic and consular bodies at the

United States legation, with the.result

that a delegation, composed of the

United States minister, the French

minister and the Spanish. German, Ital

ian and British consuls, was appointed

to wait upon General Vaaquei and in

form him that no attaok could be made

on the capital, under the rules of war,

until due notice had been given to the

diplomatic and consular corps here.

Vasquez appointed the following

morning for an interview, adding that

in the meanwhile he would suspend all

hostilities.

During that evening, however, Vas

quez Informed the government that he

was shipping munitions of war on a

gunboat to San Domingo, and that he

had sent troops to tho River Ozama.

Mr. Powell was advised of these move

ments and he dispatched another mes

senger to General Vasquea. demanding

that his troops retire. The revolution

ists, however, already practically had

possession of the city, -j.,

Later the Haytien and Spanish min

isters communicated to the revolution

ary commander a message from Presi

dent Jiminez consenting to a treaty of

capitulation, which wan to provide a

full guarantee for the safety of the offi

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Evening times-Republican. (1902). Marshalltown, Iowa, 1902-05-08. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85049554/1902-05-08/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening times-Republican, 1902-05-08.