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it is hoped to have executed under state control.

Water rights contiguous to arid lands are valuable

property.

Revolution has broken out in the Santo Doming-o

republic on the Island of Hayti. Much after the man

ner of revolutions generally in the Spanish or Latin-

American countries in South America and the West

India islands. In 1869, at the instance of General

Grant, then President, a treaty of annexation was

agreed upon and adopted by the Dominican people; but

it was strenuously opposed by a few leading states

men in this country and was never ratified.

Ex-President Cleveland may be greater than his

party, as Mr. Hanna suggests, but that fact should not

cause Grover to place an order for a larger hat.

It is a very unfortunate condition that obtains in

Butte. Two parties, each worth their millions, are

warring over other millions that neither of them need,

while thousands of laboring men with other thousands

depending upon them, are forced into idleness. Sure

ly this is a case where the laws should be applied, and

that promptly and vigorously, and the industry started

again.

Dowie's trij) to New York is liable to have a far

different result from what he expected. Instead of

gaining followers and sheckels he is gaining a notor

iety that bids fair to expose him to the contempt of

his heretofore duped adherents, even as he has the

contempt of all rational, honest persons who have

taken the trouble to investigate him. Dowie, for Dowie,

financially has been a huge success. He is entitled to

much credit for organizing and maintaining an almost,

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Seattle Republican. (1903). Seattle, Wash., 1903-10-30. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84025811/1903-10-30/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Seattle Republican, 1903-10-30.