The evening tribune

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as minister of war. The revolutionists

entered Santlago Tuesday evening, Gen

eral Popin, former governor, having ac

cepted the guarantecs offered by Gen

eral Vasques, the revolutionary leader.

The victory was al! the more significant

because stamped with popular approval,

What has happened at Santiago and

Puerto Plata is typical of what is hap

pening at other pointg along the eastern

boundary. The clvilized methods with

which the change is being effected prom-

Ise an aarly peace, with all its advantages

to the agricultural interests.

Two Serious Bu'let Wounds.

Norway, Me,, Sept, I,—Miss Martha L.

Lovejoy was shot at Paris yesterday,

and she may not récover. Aceording

to the story told by Mrs. Washington,

the mother of the unfortunate woman,

they were out in a pasture, when Dan

fel J, Gammon came out of the woods

nearby and drged Miss Lovejoy to go

for a ride. Upon her decided refusal, he

drew a revolver, and, Mrs. Washington

says, deliberately fired at her daughter.

Mhe bullet entered her left cheek. SBhe

fell upon. her face, and as her mother

took hold of the man's arm, to prevent

iis firing again, he tore his arm from

her prasp and shot the prostrate

woman agaln in the back of the neck.

Cleveland, Sept. I.—The Pittsburg rail

*oad and coal mine combination has been

lormed. The new corporation Is the

Pittgburg Coal company, and Its capital

stock s $64,000,000, It has practically

ibrolute control of the docks and coal

‘oading plants of the Great Lake¢s, and

hag a monopoly on all the outlet to the

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The evening tribune. (1899). Pawtucket, R.I., 1899-09-01. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn92064073/1899-09-01/ed-1/?sp=6

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The evening tribune, 1899-09-01.