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alleged shortage in Turner's accounts for

¦which he was threatened with criminal

prosecution.

Special Dispatch to The Call.

Robert Hamilton and W. J.

Mallard Murdered While

Seeking Settlement.

Sensational Tragedy Is

the Sequel to a

Snortage.

W. C. Turner Kills

Partners and

Himself.

"MASON."

"NICHOLAS MOLE, Hayti. Oct. 17.— St.

Marie surrendered on October 14; national

forces occupied town peaceably. Cincin

nati arrived at Gonaives Wednesday noon

(October 15). Firmin" evacuated Gonaives

October 15 and has left by Hamburg-

American Steam Packet Company's

steamer for Mathewton, Bahama Island,

with about 250 adherents, leaving no gov

ernment at the place. ..Have landed force

for the protection of American consulate

and to preserve order. The German gun

boat landed force also. National forces

are near at band and it. is, expected they

will occupy Saturday or Sunday. All

quiet there. It is considered practically

the end of the reyolutkfn. I am returning

to Gonaivci immedlateiyr I shall embark

landing "party and will proceed^jLo Capel

Haytlen when ahTairs "are settled at Go

naives. No attempt has •¦'been- made to

blockade ports mentioned <\n my las t dis

patch (Gonaives and St. Marie). French

cruiser D'Assas arrived' October 1G, 8 p. m.

This, according to Commander Mason,

marks the end of the revolution. Mason's

report is as follows:

Commander Mason landed a force from

the Cincinnati for the protection of Ameri

can interests. The German gunboat also

landed a force. The Government forces

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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.