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as the place at which Rear Admiral

Gherardi recommended that a coaling

station be established, and Mr. Bmythe,

Minister Powell's predecessor,

into negotiations with the San Domin

ican Government looking to the trans

fer of territory surrounding the bay to

the I'nited States. It is declared by

department officials that the only pur

■>f the orders issued directing the

Detroit to visit Samana Bay is to dis

play the American flag In that section,

and that there is no ulterior object in

view:

It will be recalled that the President

recently considered the advisability of

dispatching an American man-of-war

to San Domingo to collect the claim of

Nathaniel McKay of this dty, because

of the failure of the Dominican Gov

ernment to carry out the provisions of

a contract entered into with the Amer

ican citizen for construction of the

bridge. That Government recently

agreed to submit the claim to arbitra

tion, but it is believed that the

of the Detroit in Dominican wa

ters will expedite the negotiations now

on foot.

Minister Leger told The Call corres

pondent to-day that so far as he knew

this Government had not replied t.,

Bayti's proposal that the Campbell

claim be referred to arbitration. It

generally believed that the State i e

partment will consent and tint some

Government or person win be desig

nated as arbiter. rampVll is the

American who was maltreated in Port

au Prince and in whose behalf a reso

lution was recently introduced in the

Senate.

ROOSEVELT DECLARES

BRYAiV A GENTLEMAN

And Denies That the Newly Appointed Min

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The San Francisco call. (1897). San Francisco [Calif.], 1897-12-24. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85066387/1897-12-24/ed-1/?sp=5

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The San Francisco call, 1897-12-24.