Evening journal

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There were suggestions in dis

patches received today from the black

republic, that foreigners had been en

dangered President Guillaume was

referred to before his deposition, as

having been engaged in expelling

them as fast as he could. Following

his retreat to the French legation, ns

a refugee, It was said there had been

threats by the populace to Invade the

legation Itself, to capture and kill

him

The State Department's early ad

j vices were to the effect that Gull

laume was still at the French lega

looktlon, following his flight from the

presidential palace, after (he building

had actually been set on fire by the

mob

The outbreak's violence was attrlb

uted to (he brutal bad judgment of

Guillaume's chief supporter. Gen

eral Oscar, governor of Port au

«•a 5.•£»„•* »"".'t

band» includta« ex President Zamor

The government *ôf'ganta Domingo

a«..

censed at the mob's invasion of

Dominican legation at Port-au

Prtnce. where Oscar look refuge but

from which he wii dragged and «hot

ten

on thé threshold.

Thé fhrong, being led by a strong

force of mutinous iroop», Vas said

have been remarkably well organized.

I

at

Entertained by Governor

Miller and Viewed Regi

ment on Parade

PREPARATIONS FOR

BIG DAY TOMORROW

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

CAMP MILLER, Organized Militia

of Delaware, Rifle Range. Near New

Castle. July 28.—While there was no

relaxation from the strenuous "war

gam* through which the First Regi

ment, Organized Militia of Delaware

is being put In Camp Miller here to

day, preparations were under way (or

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Evening journal. (1915). Wilmington, Del., 1915-07-28. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85042354/1915-07-28/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening journal, 1915-07-28.