Evening star

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states has returned to Washington from

Virginia Beach, and have been in confer

ence with Dr. Hollander, the representative

of this government, who has charge of the

collection of customs In Son Domingo, and

other American officials concerning the sit

uation in San Domingo.

Mr. Joubert is of the opinion that the re

ports of the revolutionary movement are

based on Information supplied b#k enemies

of President Caceres, and says he does not

think It Is true that 500 revolutionists are

opposing the government troops at Monte

Christi. No change In the government Is

anticipated by Mr. Joubert, who says the

negotiations now pending for a settlement

eventually of claims against the Dominican

government do not contAiplate any expen

diture of the money the United States Is

now holding for the little republic until

after the ratification of the Dominican

treaty.

"Reports that an attempt Is being made

to get a division of the funds derived from

customs collections are without founda

tion," said Mr. Joubert. "The negotiations

now pending are for preliminary arrange

ments, which will make It possible to pay

out the money without delay when the

treaty shall be ratified. The adjudication

of claims and other preliminary work might

well be done immediately, and then the

funds could be disbursed more speedily

when prbper authority is granted."

Mr. Velasquez and Mr. Joubert will leave

Washington Monday for New York, where

Mr. Velasquez will continue his study of

American institutions by visiting a number

of schools and penal institutions. Mr. Jou

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Evening star. (1906). Washington, D.C., 1906-07-08. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1906-07-08/ed-1/?sp=16

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1906-07-08.