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guarded ih; theevent of disorder, believes

.thoVMari6t£a v is. .capable of -coping I with:

the situation "as It now exists. f

Venezuela's Greatest Battle Whic h Will

Decide the Fates of President Castro

and Matos Continues.

Special 'Dispatch to The i Call.

REFTTGEES ARE FILLING

CONSTJXATES IN HAYTI

Foreign Forces Put on Guard to Pro-

tect the Fugitives From

Harm.

PORT AU PRINCE, Hayti, Oct. 17.—

The foreign Consuls at Gonaives,' the

headquarters '.of the' revolutionists, after

negotiating with General Nord, command

er of the Government forces, have

brought about the capitulation of that

town. Government troops will enter

Gonaives to-morrow, and. it is hoped

there will be no clash with the revolu

tionists. Detachments of marines from

the Cincinnati, D'Assas "and Falk are at

present guarding the foreign consulates

there. The consulates are filled with

refugees.

Firmin, the revolutionary leader, left

October 15 for Mathewton, In Agua Isl

and, Bahama, on board the steamer Adir

ondack of t the Hamburg-American line.

He was accompanied by 250 of nig follow-

closed the door of the office. He was fac

ing Mallard, who* had asked him for the

check. An instant after he had

closed the door he drew a revolver

and, pointing it at Mallard, said:

"1 will kill you, you

Then he fired two shots at Mallard.

Instantly there was a wild scramble on

the Dart of the others in the room. -yXll

except Hamilton dashed for the- door, but

Hamilton, when Turner fired, sprang at

him to grapple. Turner;' was ito'o quick

for him, however, and dropping his

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The San Francisco call. (1902). San Francisco [Calif.], 1902-10-18. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85066387/1902-10-18/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The San Francisco call, 1902-10-18.