Waterbury Democrat
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ing arrived from the south but a few
days before. He said the jewels were
jrtven him by a friend who asked him
to pawn them.
The robbery of Mrs Kuhne's jewels
took place in her apartments at the
.Bavoy hotel.
HAYTIAXS AND DOMINICANS.
Cape Haytian, Hayti, Feb 2G, (via
Haytian cable.) The skirmish between
Haytian3 and Dominicans, which was
reported yesterday as having taken
place at Phitcbert.. was caused by the
occupation by Haytian troops of some
territory In dispute. The Dominican
government is disposed to re-establish
Rood relations with Haytl, if the gov
ernment of that republic will recall its
troops.
NEGRO CONFESSES TO MURDER.
Terre Taute, Ind, Feb 20. George
(Ward. 27 years of age, colored, for
.meriy employed In the car works here,
'f tM arrested to-day and confessed to
police to having murdered Ida
v. L mteln, the school teacher, who
v found dying last night In a grove
town. -v
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EPIDEMIC IN PHILIPPINES.
Twenty-Five Thousand Natives Have
Already Died.
Manila, Feb 20. Au epidemic of
rinderpest exists in the Yisayau is
lands. The disease first appeared on
Burias island and spread thence to
Tieio and Masbate, and it is now ap
pearing on the island of Pauay. Tweu-ty-five
thousand caribao have already
died on Masbate island. The natives
are dependent upon the caribao for ag
ricultural operations; and the disease
has minimized rice planting and re
stricted the sugar crop, and much suf
fering is likely to ensue. Rigid quar
antine measures have been adopted.
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Waterbury Democrat. (1901). Waterbury [Connecticut], 1901-02-26. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn93053725/1901-02-26/ed-1/?sp=1
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Waterbury Democrat, 1901-02-26.
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