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Pnr|s, Dec. 15.?Although the strike

at Marseilles has now lasted for three

weeks, no Serious disturbances of or

der has yet occurred. Thp nearest

approach to rioting wap the disorder

of Friday, when tne strikers attempt

ed to destroy the track In front of s

car loaded with coal, several persons

being wounded.

Port Au Prince, Haytl, Dec. 15.?

General Alexis Nord, who waa war

minister under the provisional gov

ernment. entered the capital of Haytl

yesterday at the head of his army. Hq

waj accorded a sympathetic reception

by the people. General Nord's inten

tions aro not known. It is generally

believed that in case he announces

himself a candidate for the presi

dency. his election to that office ?s

assured by reason of the numerous

force at his command.

TRAIN FELL THBOUCH BRIDGE.

Two Dead and Six Badly Injured and

Many Bodies Still Remain

Under Wreckage.

?rookfield, Mo., Dec. 15.?The Ident

ity of all the persons killed in the

wreck OB the Hannibal and St Joseph 1

railroad, just cast of this city, early

yesterday morning, has not yet been

determined, as there are known to be j

in the wreckage the bodies of men

whose identity will not be known un- j

til the wreckage shall be cleared

away.

The bodies of the following hare

been recovered: James Murphy, road

master; Arthur Hyatt and Thomas J

Ainsworth, bridge men.

The injured, some of whom will die

are: Thomas Phelan, conductor;

Harry Steele, bridgeman; W. Ooode

engineer; Texas Leatherman, bridge

man; R. Green, fireman; C. McDon

ald. brakeman.

j The Brookfleld wrecking train waa,

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The daily telegram. (1902). Clarksburg, W. Va., 1902-12-17. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85059715/1902-12-17/ed-1/?sp=4

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The daily telegram, 1902-12-17.