Yorkville enquirer
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The Yorkville Enquirer reported that Dominican authorities arrested former Admiral Catrain as he attempted to sneak aboard a German steamer in Santo Domingo to join an insurrection led by deposed President Morales. Catrain, who had previously commandeered the gunboat *Independencia* during Morales's 1906 ouster before receiving amnesty, was suspected of returning to command a revolutionary vessel. Dominican officials discounted Morales's assertions to his followers that the United States supported his return to power.
The Yorkville Enquirer informó que las autoridades dominicanas apresaron al exalmirante Catrain cuando intentaba subir furtivamente a un vapor alemán en Santo Domingo para sumarse a una insurrección liderada por el depuesto presidente Morales. Catrain, quien anteriormente había tomado el mando del cañonero *Independencia* durante la caída de Morales en 1906 antes de acogerse a una amnistía, era sospechoso de regresar para capitanear un barco revolucionario. Las autoridades dominicanas desestimaron las aseveraciones de Morales a sus seguidores acerca de que los Estados Unidos apoyaban su retorno al poder.
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keep track of his movements. Since
his departure Consul Medina has ascertained
that further sums have been
received and forwarded to him. It is
stated that Morales assured his followers
that the United States government
favors his return to power and
will display no undue activity in balking
his plans, but this is believed to
have been said with a view of raising
the courage of such of his supporters
as were timorous of success.
A fine steam yacht is said to form
part of the revolutionary equipment
and that a former San Domingan admiral
now in Santo Domingo is to assume
command.
That the Santo Domingan administration
gives credence to this statement
is obvious from the recent arrest
of ex-Admiral (Strain on attempting
to secretly leave Santo Domingo. Catrain.
who is a prominent man in Santo
Domingan politics and a famous
leader, was admiral of the fleet during
Morales's presidential term. When the
latter was deposed in 1906 Catrain
seized the gunboat Independencia and
joining Morales's supporters at Monte
Crlsti attacked Puerto Plata, Samana
and Sanchez, but was forced after a
brief struggle to surrender. He accompanied
Morales into exile, where
he remained until an amnesty permitted
him to return to Santo Domingo.
On January 16 he went on board the
German steamer lying in the port of
Santo Domingo city and is said to have
secreted himself with a view of escaping
from the country. The Santo Domingan
authorities, who were informed
of Morales's movements, had been
watching Catraln. Believing him to be
the officer intended by Morales to
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Yorkville enquirer. (1911). Yorkville, S.C., 1911-03-21. US/DR Newspaper Timeline, record cr37382-1. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84026925/1911-03-21/ed-1/?sp=4
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Yorkville enquirer, 1911-03-21.