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developments, the Delaware will re

main at Vera Crus indefinitely; the

cruiser Tacoma left Port Au Prince.

Haytl, today under orders to proceed

iihmedlately to Veta Cruz; the gun

boat Petrel already is en soute from

Mobile, and the cruiser Dea‘ Moines is

bound from Progresso to Vera Cruz,

while the gunboat Sacramento is at

Tampico. Other available' light draft

vessels, morn valuable than battle- j

ships In tropical waters, are the gun

boats Wheeling and Nashville, held in

readiness with the armored cruiser i

Washington in Haitien and Dominican j

waters, while the entire Atlantic fleet I

of twenty-one first class battleships is

at Guantanamo within two and a half I

days sail of Vera Crux. Mr. Daniels

gave this summary of the position of

the warships but declined to discuss

future movements.

Am Acute Crisis.

That condition* again have reached

an acute oriels Was, however, admit

ted at all the Government depart

ments.

Asked whether the United States In

tended to uae physical force to obtain

a compliance with its requests, Secre

tary Bryan today replied that “nothing

had been decided on yet beyond repre

sentations,” and that It was best to

meet situations "as they arose."

Latest reports from Mexico City In

dicate a menacing condition of af

fairs for the 25,000 foreigners there,

of whom 2,500 are Americana

The Carranxa authorities have com

mandeered all medicines and medical

supplies in the chief hospital and sent

them to Vera Crus. An appeal has

been made to the United States to dis

patch a hospital ship to Vera Crus to

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The Montgomery advertiser. (1915). Montgomery, Ala., 1915-03-09. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84020645/1915-03-09/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Montgomery advertiser, 1915-03-09.