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nient Troops Before Them.

Port au Prince, Hayti, Aug. 8. Tha

revolutionary Dominican troops whicu

assembled at Aouanaminthe have cross

ed the frontier and have taken posses-'

sion of Dajabon. The garrison at thaC

place retired to Fort Belair a strategic

position commanding the town. The

foreign population and the Haytien

consul left the place. It is considered'

probable that Jiminez, the leader of the

revolution will attempt to make a land

ing on the Island shortly, in order to

join the revolutionary troops at Daja

bon and take direction og the move

ment. The Haytien government is tak

ing measures to prevent Jiminez from,

landing in its territory.

BItYAN'S WAR NOTION.

"The Idea of Firing the Teachings of

Christ From the Mouth of a

Gatling Gun."

Marinette, Wis.. An sr. 8. Bryan 'lay at

the Northern Chautauqua assembly will

be remembered as the largest in a t tend

ance of any in its three years' existm-e.

All the mills and business houses close-l

at noon. Excursions came from Sturgeorn

Bay,- Escanaba. Green Bay and Oconto

and at least S.OO'i people were on tha

grounds. Mr. Bryan spoke for two and.

one-half hours.

He dwelt upon trusts and bimetallism,

making the point that good citizenship)

and not party demanded it. In denounc

ing imperialism he said: "Some people

say we must conquer the Filipinos in or

der to Christianize them. Of all the ar

guments made for imperialism this is t ho

worst. The idea, of tiring the teaching

of Christ from the mouth of a Gatling:

gun! It is langerous to substitute force

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Topeka state journal. (1899). Topeka, Kansas, 1899-08-08. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82016014/1899-08-08/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Topeka state journal, 1899-08-08.