The enterprise

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on the steamer Mexico of the Mexi

can Navigation company, which it is

said has been chartered for this pur

pose.

MARINES MAY ENTER HAYTI

Troops Ready for Duty in Santa Do

mingo, Too.

Washington, July 20.-Three hun

dred American marines, ,the vanguard

of the expedition ordered to warn the

Dominican and Haytian republics that

they must quiet down on pain of in

tervention by the United States, ar

rived at Guantanamo, Cuba, ,on the

transport Hancock from Vera Cruz.

This force, at the first sign of an

emergency in Hayti, will be sent to

reinforce the crews of the four Ameri

can men-of-war stationed about the

island. Tentative plans are being con

sidered for dispatching additional ves

sels to the scene.

KING CALLS A CONFERENCE

Will Meet Party Leaders to Seek

Solution of Irish Problem.

London, July 20.-The king has

called a conference of the leaders of

the parties to seek a solution of the

Irish problem. This is the announce

ment which Premier Asquith is ex

pected to make when the bill amend

ing the home rule bill comes up again

for consideration in the house of com

mons.

The premier"s speech on this occa

sion, indicating how the government

proposes to deal with the lords'

amendments to the amending bill, is

awaited with anxiety.

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The enterprise. (1914). Harlem, Mont., 1914-07-23. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83025323/1914-07-23/ed-1/?sp=4

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The enterprise, 1914-07-23.