Foster's daily Democrat

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tended for the purpose of building a rail

road. In 1892 Westendorph Co. trans

ferred all of their rights to an American

company, chartered in New Jersey under

the name of “‘l'he San Domingo I:nprove

ment company of New York,”” the lead

ing spirit of which was Smith Weced.

1t was this company which has now

come to the front in epposition to the

French program of a forcible collection of

the indemnity elainied by it. I¢ has rep

resented to the state department that if

the Irench ships tidertake to interfere

with the collection ghe Dominican rev

enues they will treich directly upon the

rights of the Amaican company, and

that even any atteir'pd to close the ports,

or to obszrucr- busiiess in any way that

would curtail receipis; will be an injury

to the company ap operate to prevent

fact that the bonds of :the Dominican

government are largely/ held in Holland,

Belgium and England, as well as in the

United States and France, and naturally

these people feel an interest to prevent

any action of France that might destroy

the resources of the company to which

they must look for the security of their

bonds.

State Department Appealed To.

The Dominican governmens has taken

no direct action in the matter and has

left it to the company to appeal to the

state departmeént for protection, although

the Dominican charge d’affaires, Mr. Gill,

has accompanied Smith Weed, the com

pany’s representative, to Washington

from New York, and bas heard the state

ments he has made to Secretary Gresham.

The secretary has been impressed with

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Foster's daily Democrat. (1895). Dover, N.H., 1895-02-28. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84023058/1895-02-28/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Foster's daily Democrat, 1895-02-28.