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office and he is bitterly opposed to the

present revolution. He has caused the

arrest of Charles H. Loinaz, the Nor

egian vice consul in Puerto Plata, on

the charge of having conspired to

overthrow the Jiminez government.

The consular corps has obtained the

release of Mr. Loinaz.

Vice President Horaeio Vasquez has

overthrown the government of Presi

dent Juan I. Jiminez after field opera

tions of less than two week's.

Vasquez is expected to assume the

reins of government at once. He is

of Dominican birth and has spent near

ly all of the 4u years of his life In that

country.

His friends represent him as pro

gressive, intelligent and honorable.

Monte Cristo, May s.—Messengers un

der a Hag of truce who arrived yester

day at Puerto Plata from Santo Do

mingo City confirmed the reports ol

the capitulation of the Dominican cap

ital which took place Friday. It was

also confirmed that President Jiminez

sought refuge in the ITritish consulate

at Santo Domingo. The negotiations

between the revolutionists and General

Deschamps, the governor of Puerto

Plata, for the surrender of that place,

it is reported here, Have fallen

through. The governor refuses to sur

render without an order from the Do

minican government.

RISKED LIFE TO SAVE WOMAN,

Pathetic Story of Wife’s Devotion and

Young Man’s Heroism.

Roekmart, Ga., May s.—From the

little town of Barnett, Ga., comes a

story of a wife’s devotion and a young

man’s heroism that touches the depths

of the heart.

Three weeks ago Mr. Turner, the vil

lage postmaster, was stricken with

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Americus times-recorder. (1902). Americus, Ga.;[Americus, Ga.?], 1902-05-06. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn89053204/1902-05-06/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Americus times-recorder, 1902-05-06.