Richmond dispatch
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CAPTAIN GREENO'S STORY,
A Timely Heowcue When Threatened
by Dominican Desperadoes,
RAYEW ANIA 2 VN)
According to the story told br Captain W,
Tl. Greeuo, who formerly commanded the
Nova Scotlan brig Martha J. Brady, and
who with his wife, mate, and six seamen
arrived on the steamer Saginaw yesterday,
the protection of American men.of.war 1s
needed somewhere else than in Hayti, Cap.
taia Greeno left Annapolis, Nova Seatla, in
the Marta J. Brady, bound for the West
Indies, Ou the might of October 28'h the
brig was blown ashore on the southeast const
of San Demingo at a place culled San Luis
Petit Trou,
The vessel had struck a reef and lay in a
very dangerous position, xo Captain Greeno
got his wife and crew into the boat and suc
ceeded in getting ashore, They had only
the clothes on their backs and a few articles
aod shipstores they could lay their hands
on. Nex! morning, after passing a nigai
ex posed to the elements, Captain Greeno saw
that it wonld be possible toreach the strand
ed brig and obt#n from it the eects of the
crew, the sails, aod other property, A boat
went over 10 her and succeeded in geting a
quantity of useful things,
On its return and while the Captain was
engaged 1n putting up a tent fo shield the
party somewhat from tne rass of the tropl
cal sua a band of feroclous-tonking Dominl
cans, armed to the teeth, descended on the
camp, The crew grasped wast arms they
had snd warned their piraticsl-lookiug visit
ors to keep at a respectful distance, There
were about fifty men in the armed party,
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Richmond dispatch. (1888). Richmond, Va., 1888-12-20. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85038614/1888-12-20/ed-1/?sp=3
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Richmond dispatch, 1888-12-20.
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