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from the operations of the law. All save f

hundred of the remaining haif had obeyed

Combes’s circular and closed voluntarily.

others had decided to wait for the decrees o

closure. These decrees were submitted to

dent Loubet to-day and he signed them.

HAYTIANS MARCH ON CAPITAL

FIRMIN'S ARMY REORGANIZED-DEPUTIE

TO CONFIRM ELECTIONS.

Port-au-Prince, Hayti, Aug. 1.—The Firmi

army, commanded by General Jumeau, whic

ratreated to Arcahaie after its recent defeat

has_ been reorganized and is now marching t

the capital. Deputies to the number of sixty

four, constituting a quorum, have assembled fo

the customary verificatio:. of the validity of th

aAalanttane

A ebarming spot near Tannersville, in

Catskills, and some of the quaint Sw

architecture in vogue there. See The San

Tribune (O=-MOrrow.

WELL KNOWN SWIMMER UNABLE TO CR

THE CHANNEL.

SRR EE CBREAREINEAS

Dover, Aug. 1.—Holbein, who started at

o'clock last night from Cape Gris-Nez, France

to swim across the English Channel to Dover

was obliged, after a plucky effort, and when i

sight of his goal, to abandon the attempt, ow

ing to unfavorable conditions. He was subse

quently landed here.

Holbein was in the water thirteen hours, an

was beaten by the strong tide. He was sti

swimming well when urged to desist, as, at th

rate of headway he was then making, it woul

have taken him thirty-six hours to complet

the journey.

Although Holbein failed in his attempt t

cross the Channel, he covered much more tha

the distance from coast to coast. At 5:30 o'cloc

this morning he had covered thirty miles, an

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New-York tribune. (1902). New York [N.Y.], 1902-08-02. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1902-08-02/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1902-08-02.