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Winston Churchill's bealtb is most

unsatisfactory, and his doctor has ordered

him to take a three months' rest. He

will go to America for a trip lasting

until the re-opening of Parliament.

The Paris Temps this afternoon states

tbat a French warship will be sent to

Hayti to demand reparation for the in

sults otiered the French Minister-at Port

au Prince who was stoued while driv

ing on Wednesday.

All the dead and injured have been

removed from the wreck of the train

which was last night dcmolished and

burned on a bridge iu the province of

Teruel, Spain. Thirty-two persons were

killed and 25 injured.

The divorce of Princess Naime, the

Sultan's daughter, from Kinial Eddin

Pacha is ollicially announcd. Her hus?

band is aectised of trying to poison hi

wife in order to marrv Jladid Ge Sul

tane. He will be exiled to Arabia.

The American EaabaaaJ la Paris ]f

uores the reports regardi:ig the disap

|.earanceof Kcnt J. Loon.is, who was

said to be hearingimpnrtaut dispa'.iIn?

to the American American Amassa.lui

at Paris. The officials say 1hey hear.l

ot no important dispatches for Mr.

Porter.

Cowherd on the Platform

Democratic leaders are ?lelighted w'.th

the repubiican uatioual platlor.n a.lopte.l

at Chicago because they. r<?gar<! U is a

laine political document. At the head

quarters of the democratic o.ngrcssional

committee chairmaj Cowherd had thi

to say regarding it

"Heretoforc tbe repubiican party bad

a record for holdness. At Chicago it

established a record lor timidity an.l e\.i

sion.

"The platform is remarkable mainly

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Alexandria gazette. (1904). Alexandria, D.C., 1904-06-24. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85025007/1904-06-24/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Alexandria gazette, 1904-06-24.