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ton Reports Situation Under Control.
Wahhimiton, July 28. American
marines and bluejackets were landed
In Port-iui-Prlnee, Ilnytl, to-day nml
havo taken charge of the city, fol
lowing the revolutionary upheaval of
yesterday, which culminated to-day
In tho violation of the Frvnch Lega
tion and the savage execution of
President (Julllnume Sam, who had
taken refuge there.
Hear Admiral Caperton, who nrrlved
nt Port-au-Prlnct' on board the
cruiser Washington this nojn, has
only 150 marines and the crew of the
Washington available aa a landing
force. One hundred, addjyq;! mlnea.
are accordingly being sent to his aid
on the collier Jason, which left Guan
tanamo, Cuba, t--dny. nnd should ar
rive at Port-au-Prince to-morrow
niornlng.
Tho N'uvy Department received a
message from Admiral Caperton to
night saying that he now had the
situation in hand.
Tho marines are guarding the Anier-.
lean Legation, the I'reuch Legation
and the American Consulate, nnd h.ue
jackep" are stationed In the Hotel Mon
tulne, ovrlooklng the city and the bay.
The marines met with no resistance.
They took charge of the pier anl
matched to the American Consulate.
Foreigners came out Into the atreets
nnd cheered them a they marched Into
the city. A wiro.ess station has been
erected on the roof of the American
legation.
The French cruiser Dexcarte.s Is ex
pected to arrive to-morrow and prob
ably will land marines to protect tho
French legation.
Kvents of the last forty-eight hours
la Ilaytl probably will be tho occa
sion of much more drastic action by
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The sun. (1915). New York [N.Y.], 1915-07-29. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030272/1915-07-29/ed-1/?sp=1
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The sun, 1915-07-29.
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