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Washington, Jan. 12.—The Government probably

will take cognizance of the troubles in San Deo

mingo and will take such actlon as is necessary for

the protection of American interests there. Thus

far, however, the State Department has not heard

frem Cansul-General Maxwell on the reports that

the Dominican Government has resumed the direc

tion of its own fiseal affairs, thus terminating the

system by which an American syndicate collected

the duties and paid the debts of the Government.

This plan of private management was adopted

some years ago, and it is understood that some

Belgian bond owners raised an objection to it, this

objection terminating in the present course of the

authorities. The State Department will, however,

awalt Information from Consul-General Maxwell

before taking action on the matter. Messrs. Holls,

Abbott and Ward, of New-York, representing the

San Domingo Improvement Company, have held

long conferences with Acting Seeretary Hill and

Solicitor Penfield, of the State Department, con

cerning the reported repudiation of the company's

grant by San Domingo. It ig understood that a line

of action is being formulated and that a cable mes

sage of inquiry has been sent to the Ameriean

representative in San Domingo.

HER LIFE SAVED BY HER FORETHOUGHT.

NARROW ESCAPE OF AN AMERICAN WOMAN IN

PTARIR.

Paris, Jan. 12—A rich American, Mrs. Mathilda

Rozener, living in Paris. who returned from sev

eral months’ stay in New-York this week, has had

a narrow escape. She woke up at 4 o'clock in the

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New-York tribune. (1901). New York [N.Y.], 1901-01-13. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1901-01-13/ed-1/?sp=4

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1901-01-13.