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ton, Rear Admiral lletisoii, act

ing secretary Of the navy, de

clined lo make Ihe message pub

lic, but said "Admiral Caiperton

now has ihe situation in hand,"

WASHINGTON, .luly 2R. At the

request of Secretary Lansing,

Rear Admiral Caperton wag Instructed

loda) lo land marines In I'ort Au

Prince, Haiti, to "protect the lives of

Americans and foreigners."

With this order, the first step by

the United states to re-establish peace

in Ihe Hsltlen republic was taken.

The general belief tonight was that

(he marines would not bS withdrawn

until some definite arrangement wag

made WhlOh WOUId give promise of

permanent peace m the republic.

Admiral Caperton has 100 marines

and bluejackets on board the r. s. s.

Washington, which arrived al Port

An Prince loda) ami the collier Jason

with another hundred marines is duo

there tomorrow. Additional lories

are available at Ouantanamo should

thS) bl Heeded.

Presldcnl Assassinated,

The admiral bad reported by wire,

less while en route from Cape Haltien

to I'ort An Prince early tudu (hat the

situation at the latter place was "v.ry

grave.'' The siate department re

ceived messages from Charge D'Af

falrea h.ms telling of the assassina

tion of President Gulllaunu bv a mob

which broke into tip. French legation,

shot the chief executive and dis

member. .1 bis body.

This violation of the diplomatic

Immunity w hich foreign legations en

Joy would be regarded ordinarily as

a serious affront, but in view of the

absence of hii established government

and the general!) turbulent condi

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Tulsa daily world. (1915). Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.], 1915-07-29. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85042344/1915-07-29/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Tulsa daily world, 1915-07-29.