Alexandria gazette

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is succeed him, will reach San Frau

cisco on January 22, and he has been

requested to come to Washington at oiice

so tbat he can take office on the day

that Mr. Boot retires.

A rumor isincirculationatSantoDom

iugo, that troops of the provisional gov?

ernment haveattacked the revolutionary

troo|.s stationed at Monte Cristi. The

government troops were repulsed, and

are now besieged in a fort in Santiago

citv. All is quiet in the neighborhoo.l

of'the fort, though the situation may

become serious at auy moment.

Senator Hanna yesterday made a for

mal request of the Senate Committee on

Miihary Affairs that Leonard Wood be

subpoenaed to come home from the

I'hilippines to answer the charges against

him afli't'ting his nomination as major

general in the army, and in order that

he may bc questioned coucerning his

action while governor general of Cuba.

The committee has given no sign, as to

the course it will pursue with reference

to this requeaL

The Senate spent yesterday on the

Cuban bill, most of the time being oc

cupied by Mr. Bailey, of Texas, in an

elaborate argument against the con-ti

tutionaliiy of theproceeding. He elaim

ed that ii.. treaty changing Ihe re.enue

lawsthat wasnotfirstauthorized bylegis

lalion originating in the House of Re

I,r.-etitatives nas valid. Mr. Bailey also

oppoaed the bill as a matter of general

policy. Brief speeches were made by

rs Ttiler, Depew, and Lodge.

The latter a-sserted that Cuba had adopt?

ed the same immigration laws a.Jhhose

of the United States in regard to Chi

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Alexandria gazette. (1903). Alexandria, D.C., 1903-12-15. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85025007/1903-12-15/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Alexandria gazette, 1903-12-15.