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afull dlot Just now could not fall to bring nbatu after they bad disposed ot tho llrst

REVOLUTION IS ACTIVE

Troops Crossed the Frontier and Gained

Possession of Dajabon

THE GARRISON WAS FORCED TO RETIRE

The Foreign Population nnil

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the

Port au Prince Hnytl August 8 The

revolutionary Dominican troops which as

sembled at Ouana Mlntho havo crossed

tho frontier and havo taken possession ot

Dajabou Tho garrison at that place re

tired to Fort Bclalr a strategic position

commanding tho town Tho foreign popu

lation and the Haytlen consul left tha

place

It Is considered probablo that Jlmtncz

the leader of tho revolution will attempt to

make a landing shortly ln order to Join

Conllrmntlon of Alliance

London August 0 Tho Roma

correspondent of tbo Dally Mnll

sa s tho Italian government has re

ceived positive confirmation ot tho

report that China and Japan havo

concluded an alliance

SANTA TERESA INCITED REVOLT

j Present Uprising of the Yaquis Attributed to the

J Magnetic Woman

El Paso Toxas August 8 Santa Teresa tho Mexican woman who has long

been revered as a saint by tho natives of Chihuahua nnd Sonora and who is

believed of tho hands

to possess tho power of healing tho sick by tho laylngon

Is believed to bo moro or less responsible for the present outbreak among tha

Yqui Indians

Georgo Harold nn old Texas ranger now a policeman at El Paso says that

ho is confident that Santa Teresa Is responsible for tho outbreak Harold was

ono of tho officers who rounded up tho ringleaders that raided the Mexican cus

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The Houston daily post. (1899). Houston, Tex., 1899-08-09. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86071197/1899-08-09/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Houston daily post, 1899-08-09.