The Manning times

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IOne hundred and sixty men, in

cluding a former president of Haiti,

Gen. Orestes Zamoe, have been exe

Icuted by order of Gen. Oscar. gover

Inor of Port-au-Prince, who later in

the day was dragged from the shel

ter of the Dominican legation and

riddled with bullets.

A dispatch fronm Port-au-Prince

Wednesday says a mob of infuriated

H faitiens Wednesday removed Vilburn

Guillaunme. president of Haiti. from

the French legation. where he took

refuge Tuesday, and shot him to

death in front of the building.

'Washington reports: The cruiser

Washington with Rear Admiral Ca

perton, seven hundred bluejackets

and an expeditionlary force of one

hundred marines, sailed from Cape

Haitien Tuesday night for Port-au

Prince.

Rear Admiral Benson, acting secre

tary of the navy, received a brief

cablegram from Admiral Caperton

Wednesday saying that the Washing

ton sailed at eight o'clock Tuesday

night. She should reach Port-au

Prince about noon. Admiral Caper

ton will use his discretion about

landing marines.

Turns Down .$27,O00,000 Order

E. T. Borrowes, a wealthy manu

facturer of Portland, Mc., turned

down a $27,000,000 order for rifles

for the Allies.

School Ship at Charleston.

The Presidente Sacrimento, a

school ship for the Argentine navy..

Sarrived in Charleston harbor Thurs

ENFIIKtS EMUARO

ENGLAND TAKES UP DEFENCE

OF NEUTRAL BLOCKADE

IS IMPORTANT QUESTION

In Preparing Note to the United

States Great Britain Subordinates"

Everyting to the Queston of

Blockading Neutral Ports to Pre

vent Reshipment to Germany.

Defense of the right of a belliger

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Manning times. (1915). Manning, Clarendon County, S.C., 1915-08-04. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86063760/1915-08-04/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Manning times, 1915-08-04.