Watertown republican

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tion. the Dominican government is ready

to cede such a station to the United

States without asking for ihe payment of

a dollar. Mr. Smytho has not submit

ted an official report on this subject to

the state department for the reason that

his resignation was accepted before he

had time to prepare the report, though lie

had called on Secretary Sherman, to

whom be made an oral report.

“In a letter recently written by Mr.

Smythe to a former friend 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 latter 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 ‘coaling facili

ties be allowed the Dominican navy in

American ports.’ The coaling station or

depot was to be located at any point in

the bay of Samana, or in either of two

fine harbors east of Santo Domingo on

the Caribbean sea.”

THE RETIRED BURGLAR.

Caught Through a Contrivance Made for

Another Purpose.

“Why, say,” said the retired burglar, “I

got caught once in the very simplest sort

of way. I stepped over a door sill into a

room one night, raising my foot rather

high, as I always did, whether I had rub

ber shoes or not, so as not to scrape my

foot on the doer sill, and set it down

smooth and easy inside. But the instant

1 boro my weight on that foot the floor

underneath it gave, just a little bit; but it

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Watertown republican. (1897). Watertown, Wis., 1897-05-05. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85033295/1897-05-05/ed-1/?sp=3

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Watertown republican, 1897-05-05.