Harrisburg telegraph

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tempting to arrest a bandit, were re

ceived to-day by the Navy Depart

ment from Col. Pendleton, command

ing the American forces.

First Lieutenant John Marston, 111,

was injured by a fall presumably dur

ing the fight, although the dispatch

gave no details. The bandit. Ramon

Batista, was killed. The dispatch

does not say where thfe fight occurred.

It adds that conditions otherwise are

quiet.

DEATH OF BATISTA IS

SMALL LOhS TO ILVITI

New York. Oct. 25. The death of

General Ramon Batista, a rebel leader

in a fight between his forces and Am

erican troops in the Dominican Re

public yesterday was characterized by

William W. Russell, United States

minister to the republic upon his ar

rival to-day as "the smallest loss that

could come to that country. Batista

has been a thorn in the flesh of the

present Dominican government for

some time," Mr. Russell said.

Reformed Synod Plans

$1,000,000 Annuity Fund

ork. Pa., Oct. 25.—An overture

to the General Synod of the Reformed

'Church in America to set aside the

next trienniuin as a period for raising

$1,000,000 for annuity fund for relief

of aged ministers and their wives was

adopted by the Potomac Synod here

to-day. The General Synod will be

overtured to consider a more uniform

i system of relief. Details for the cele

bration of the 400 th anniversary of

the Reformation, next year, were left

to a committee.

Prohibition Special

Will Make Stop Here

Frank J. Manly, Prohibition candi

date for President, will be in Harris

burg November 1, n:ien a Prohibition

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Harrisburg telegraph. (1916). Harrisburg, Pa., 1916-10-25. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85038411/1916-10-25/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Harrisburg telegraph, 1916-10-25.