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Cepm was one of the most noted revo

lutionists in the island. He took sides

with Morales in the last outbreak.

After the latter 'a defeat he leeeived

guaranty of safety, but with Navorro,

took the field in the Monte Chnsti dis

trict with a small party, presumably to

assist ^smugglers at Dajabon, on the

Haitian fiontier. No duties ever had

been paid at Dajabon, tho large quanti

ties of merchandise are received by the

customs officers. Cepin visited the town

and declared all goods there contra

band. While Cepin and his party were

fighting many goods were removed in

land.

After negotiations lasting some days

Cepin and Navarro agreed to lay down

arms. Cepin was promised the office

of military commandant at Dajabon. He

went to Guanyubin on a friendly visit

to arrange terms.

24th Annual Reduced-Price Sale.

The Great Plymouth Clothing Houae.

MILLIONAIRE'S SON

TO BEGOME A CLERK

Journal Special Service.

Chicago, March 10.Stuyvesant

Fish, president of the Illinois ^Central

railroad, and his son, Stuyvesant Fish,

Jr., are in Chicago. The son has an

nounced his intention of taking a clerk

ship in the Illinois Central offices at

$60 a month. He purposes to learn the

railroad business from the ground up.

Young Mr. Fish arrived from New

Yoik with his father in a palatial pri

vate car. He put up in one of the

finest suites on the parlor floor of the

Annex and took breakfast yesteiday at

the Chicago club. This is not the usual

program of a working man.

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Minneapolis journal. (1906). Minneapolis, Minn., 1906-03-10. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045366/1906-03-10/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Minneapolis journal, 1906-03-10.