The sun

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nn the city and President Sam's re..

dence began yesterday morning thero

was no American n.ival vessel In the

aiUir, while Admiral Capeitun on the

Washington ntul the converted yac

Kagle were lying Idle at Cape Haytlen.

sixteen hours run dbtant. Neither Ad

miral Caperton nor Charge Davlcs at

the legation at Port-au-Prince had re

ported anything which led officials here

SOLDIER DROWNED

IN BATTLE AT CAMP

.Miinu'uvres Hailed by Death

of Brooklyn Man Others

Narrowly Kseapp.

c.mp Whitman, FIMiklll Plain.

N. V July 28. Private John F. O'Pon

ncll of Company K, Fourteenth Regi

ment, of llrooklyn, while fording Sprout

Creek to-day in the militia nianirtivres

was drowned und two other members of

the company were pulled out of the

stream unconscious.

The Fourteenth Iteglment. comprising

part of the HIuc army, had Just driven

the hostile lteds from the west side of

the stream and were ordered to ford

the creek to pursue the enemy. In

squads of eight for n distance of three

hundred yards or more up and down

the shallow creek the guardsmen dashed

Into tile water nn the run to wade

across. The squad of which O'Donnell

was a member plunged Into a swim

ming holo 15 feet deep and weighed

down by the lilies and accoutrement

sank at oucu.

Nearly all managed to flounder

ushore, Private Walter 10. McKeon of

310 Twelfth street and Private George

Tutti of 2U2 Seeiith avenue wero

rescued by Capt, William Jackbon,

adjutant of thu regiment. After drag

gins Tutti ashore the Captain plunged

back again to save McKeon. The

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

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

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The sun, 1915-07-29.