The Wichita daily eagle

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Dominican government is ready to cede

such a station to the United States

without asking for the payment of a

dollar. Mr. Smythe has not submitted

an official report on this subject to the

state department, for the reason that

his resignation was accepted be

fore he had time to prepare it, though

he had called on Secretary Sherman, to

whom he mode an oral report.

In a letter recently written by Mr.

Smythe io a former frieud in Washing

ton he says- that he discussed .with the

Dominican foreign office a treaty which

embraced the following heads and di

visions: Commerce, navigation, extra

dition and reciprocity of interest and

concession. Under this lntter division

he obtained the concession of a coaling

depot for the use of the American navy

during the continuance of the treaty

on the sole condition that "coaliny-facilities"

be allowed the Dominican navy

in American ports. The coaling sta

tion or depot was to be located at any

point In the Bay of Samana or in either

of two fine harbors east of Santo Do

mingo on the Caribbean sea,

LOVING CUP FOR THE BAYARDS.

Former Ambassador and Wife t Re

cche a Handsome Gift.

At a banquet tendered former Am

bassador Thomas F. Hayard and Mrs.

Sayard in London the other night a

handsome- loving cup wrought in solid

gold and made in London was presented

to them as a testimonial from the Amer

ican society in London.

The cup consists of a representation

of a giant pumpkin, weighing 175

pounds, which waa presented to Mx.

Bayard on Thanksgiving day by the

United Service club of New York. The

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Wichita daily eagle. (1897). Wichita, Kan., 1897-05-21. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014635/1897-05-21/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Wichita daily eagle, 1897-05-21.