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to-day for Newport Nv.vs, will leav

instead for Port an Prince. Ilaytl.

WASHINGTON. May 10.—Confirma

tion of the reported movement of thff

German war vessels has reached here

from S*t. Thomas, it being stated that

one vessel already has departed for

Port au Prince and that others were

coaling for the same trip. This move

ment was made on advices that hart!

fighting was going on in Haytl, but n-/

particulars are furnished.

CAPE HAYTIEN. May 10.— While the

rumor that a revolution has broken

out in Haytl is false, there is gen

ersJ discontent in the republic and a

revolution is momentarily looked for.

General Albert Salnave. notwith

standing the warning given him by

the Dominican Government, has not

withdrawn and continues to gather

many followers on the frontier

the Haytian Government has ordered

a heavy concentration of forces. Many

partisans of General Ftrmln. the head

of the last revolution, who is in Paris,

have crossed the frontier and combined

their forces with those of Salnave.

Companies With Many Mil

lions Capital Organized,

but Later Are Failures

German Cruisers Hasten to

Port au Prince to Be on

Hand in Event of Trouble

PARIS. May 10.— Le Patrle to-day

publishes the text of the Pope's letter

to President Loubet, in which his Holi

ness takes exceptions to the President's

neglect of the Vatican during his trip

to Rome. The letter is an energetic

and dignified protest against Loubet's

neglect of the Pontiff as Christ's Vicar

on earth. Continuing, his Holiness de

plores the anti-clerical movements in

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The San Francisco call. (1904). San Francisco [Calif.], 1904-05-11. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85066387/1904-05-11/ed-1/?sp=4

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The San Francisco call, 1904-05-11.