Ottumwa semi-weekly courier

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istration secretary of the Siaie leach

era* association.

Munition*,for Uaj ll

Philadelphia, Aug. 9.—(By Associated

Press.)—A morning paper sa^:

"Three oflieers representing the in

surgents of San Domimro, and two

civilians, representing those who do

not like the manner in which tlie

president manages affairs in Hayti, are

here Endeavoring to find a vessel to

carry munitions of war recently pur

chased in this country.",

SAN FERNANDO

Otis Reports a Battle at That

Place Yesterday.

RAILROAD WASHED OUT.

'i?*'

The IJoprecedeuted Flood* of tlie Last

Six Weeks Destroy tlie Road

From Angeles— Insurgent*

Cannot Repair It. f/Sgmg,

saw

Washing-ton, Aug. 9.—(By Associat

ed Press.)—General Otis reports a bat

tle at San Fernando in the following

w/jrds: "MacArtliur, with 4,000 men,

attacked the insurgent's army, 0,000

strong, concentrated around San Fer

nando at 7:15 this morning. At 1 o'clock

he had driven it five miles in the di

rection of Angeles. The casualties are

few. The attack was ordered for the

7th inst, but- rain did not permit a

movement. The railway from Angeles

north was badly washed out by the

unprecedented .floods of the last six

weeks and is beyond the ability of the

insurgents to repair."

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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. (1899). Ottumwa, Iowa, 1899-08-10. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86061214/1899-08-10/ed-1/?sp=3

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Ottumwa semi-weekly courier, 1899-08-10.