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tranquillity there. General Cicéron Frangols, who

had taken refuge in the American Cq nsy te al

Port-au-Prince, has received from the President

permission to remain in Hayt! and to move about

is known in Ne

entire llherty. The Genera

with

York, where he remained for sor x

President Légitime after they had I

suregent, M Ducasse Nas aiso

S Hs

President Simon Sam to leave the hie

had taken refuge and to remah “i

and unsuspected citizen still, t w

fl t the of the Black R i

without apprehension when t Carn, as rej ed

in recent dispatches, that an ince: ry fire has dee

giroved the Camm lots 1 3 1

Port-au-Prince, for too often in Haytl fires have

Yim tt 3 y

becn tha precursors of approaching revolutions,

The latest malls from Chill give harrowing par.

ticulars of the disastrous inundations which were

reported from that cou 3 3 hes

1 between Valparaiso and Santiago, the

ry by cdl

The ralire

capital, can be considered as bhelnpg totally dae

rooved A vy 1

gtroyed An immense “laguna” or swampy lake

covers all the gpace the stations of

savyven N int

BS 1 linan, Quill yma President

Errazuriz, who was at OG route to

Rantiako, was compelled tra ra

r changes of rall and rtatior 41

1 ad to be a from the naval

gquadron

assertion that as a consequence

The foolish

the trip of the American naval vessel Wiiming

ton up the Amazon River the United States in-

tended to take possession of the Acre Territory

has not been believed for an instant by the people

of that region Sefior ifioz Reyes, a meniber of

the Bo iisgion for the fixing of the

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

New-York tribune. (1899). New York [N.Y.], 1899-10-11. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1899-10-11/ed-1/?sp=10

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1899-10-11.