Daily Kennebec journal

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at Santo Domingo city, owned by Mr.

McKay.

This bridge, according to Mr. McKay's

statement, wa- built by him at a cost of

-I'l.tioon, under ado years exclusive cunoel

slon from th- Dominican government, to

maintain such structure for vehicles and

p issengers and charge tolls o-\t-r it.

The investment, while not particularly

profitable, has brought in a fair income.

Last year, a scow ran iDto the bridge and

caused #z.0oo damages, for which Mr. Mc

Kay s agent -m d in the lot al courts.

In the_ lower court he obtained juJf

in. nt, but the case went against Iiim on

npjienU to the higliest judicial authority

of the republic, and *3do0 wa- awarded

the government for injury to the scow and

the costs of court. Mr. McKay declare*

that this is contrary to law. evidence and

everything else.

The judgment of the court was promptly

supplemented by a government decree

seizing the bridge and offering It for sale

to pay the costs. Against this, according

to Mr. McKay, United States Consul

firirake at San Domingo, has been In

-tructcd to protest most vigorously.

It is learned at the state department

that action has been or will he taken to

prevent illegal injury being done the

property of any American in Santo Do

mingo. but full details of the affair, ac

cording to custom, are withheld.

PRIVATE FUNERAL SERVICES

Over the Remains ol Late Ambassador Theo

dore Runyon at Berlin.

Berlin, Jan 28.—A private funeral ser

vice was held at the residence of the late

Ambassador Runyon, today, at which no

one was present except members of the

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Daily Kennebec journal. (1896). Augusta, Me., 1896-01-29. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014248/1896-01-29/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Daily Kennebec journal, 1896-01-29.