The morning Astorian

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Of course the Dominicans discovered

ml that the river had changed Us

bed In the course of a night but that

the Havtien soldier had trinsfenvd

some substantial buildings some miles

into the Interior of Santo IKunlnno In

the spice of a single setting and rising

of the sun. The Dominium representa

tives appeared immediately upon what

was Haytien territory the tny before

and called upon th llayl-n othYer to

remove his posit ion to the other side of

the river. Tile Dominican officer who

'made the demand expressed the Indig-

nt'lon of his government at the con

temptible action of the Hayiieiis.

The Havtlens, however, refused to

i withdraw their post, calling instead on

the loininicaiis to restore the river to

Its original bed. Then the trouble com

menced. There was a clash of ar lis.

The H.ivtlens had the upp'r hand ind

si the Dominicans agreed to hive the

whole niatt-r decided by arbitration.

Meintlme the Iviminlcans Uiv quiet

ly preparing for war; and there Is a

strong feeling in Hayti that there will

h a clash of arms before the qu-s-tlon

of arbitration is settled The Hay

tien troops along the frontier have h-eti

reinforced and are now quietly await

ing the coming of the Dominic iiih to

force them from their own territory to

the opposite side of the liver.

IMPROVEMENTS AT MIUI.K.

Piers Will Re Constructed So That Ves

sels of Deep Draught May R

Unload-d There.

NEW VOUK. Ap.il 13-Frank It.

Merrill, president of the Mobil", Jickson

(k Kansas City railway, who has ln

in the dry for several days preparing

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The morning Astorian. (1901). Astoria, Oregon, 1901-04-14. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85042400/1901-04-14/ed-1/?sp=4

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The morning Astorian, 1901-04-14.