Evening star

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American legation in Haiti. Officials

interpret this to mean that the rebels

ire in complete control of Port au U

Prince.

The battleship Kansas and the transport

Hancock, with a full regiment of B

narines aboard, are bound for Haitian

waters as an administration step for p

he protection of American citizens and a

pther foreigners in that turbulent re- t(

public. Port au Prince, capital of Hai- 0;

:i, now held by the rebels, is the desti- j,

lation of both vessels, the Kansas hav- al

ng been ordered from Vera Cruz and p(

;he Hancock from Dominican waters.

Orders for the two vessels to proved

to the Haitian capital were sent

>ut by the Navy Department following

lie receipt of unofficial advices stating

hat Davilmar Theodore, having pro- 1

:laimed himself president, was march-

ng against Port au Prince. The Han- c<

:ock expected to reach Port au Prince fc

oday and the Kansas will arrive there tt

omorrow. pi

EXPECTS RELEASF

OF CM SHIPS

State Department Still Awaits

Report of U. S. Consul

at Gibraltar. s

EMBARGO IS LOOKED FOR

BY EUROPE'S NEUTRALS

May Prohibit Exportation of Metal.

England's Position Is

Made Plain. 'f

State Department officials \v?-re atva!tng

today further reports fro pi t'onsul

-uiiwuiiiii, .11.1

sircumstances of the detention of the

American liner Kroonlatid and the

talfan vessels San Ciovannl and Retina

d'ltalia. both bearing American

opper to Italian and (Ireek ports.

While no official communication of

he declaration of an embargo against

Ihe exportation of copper from all

European neutral countries has been

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Evening star. (1914). Washington, D.C., 1914-10-30. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1914-10-30/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1914-10-30.