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anl, with a double boiler, which could be

put into her at short notice, could make,

her engineer declares, about twenty knots

an hour. Her officers would like to serve

in her under the American flag. Her second

officer is an American, who was in the fed

eral navy during the civil war.

A Haitian deputy, who professes to be

well informed on all political matters, said

yesterday that the government was certain

to favor the elimination of Article 6 from

the Constitution at the session of the Cham

bers, which will probably begin this week.

The correspondent of the Associated Press

derived from Brutus St. Victor, the secre

tary of state for foreign relations, to-day,

an entirely different view of the parliamen

tary programme. Mr. St. Victor denied

Categorically that the government contem

plated any project for the removal of the

prohibition of alien" owrership of real prop

erty. Such a step, he said, if ever taken,

must be yet a very great way off. “The

people,” continued, “are not ready s o

accept a change. There must be a

gradual preparation of public sentiment be

fore the government could even suggest it.

There is, no doubt, such an opinion favora

ble to it, but it has as yet manifested only

chiefly in the cities, and it must be remem

bered that the mass of the Haitian popula

tion is rural, and that it is strongly wedded

to national traditions.”

Mr. St. Victor would not speak definitely

as to the means which the government in

tends to take to check the increase of the

premium on paper money; but*he admitted

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The Indianapolis journal. (1898). Indianapolis [Ind.], 1898-05-16. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82015679/1898-05-16/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Indianapolis journal, 1898-05-16.