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patch boat Hist, accompanied by his aide

camp and clerical staff, for the purpose

of vißiting Manzanillo and to Instruct

Colonel Pettit to arrange the conduct of

the civil business there.

The French Consul here has written to

General Wood protesting strongly against

the order prohibiting the landing of ne

groes from Hayti. General Wood replied

that he could not allow any more paupers

here, as there were too many of them.

General Mayla Rodriguez, the Insur

gent commander, visited General "Wood at

the palace this morning, he was accom

panied by Colonel Garcia, who acted as

an interpreter, and remained over an

hour He said he was immensely pleased

v/ith the manner in which things are

conducted here and congratulated General

Wood on the work he had accomplished.

General Wood visited the San Carlos

Club laßt night at the special invitat on

of the committee to add to the reception

given to General Rodriguez.

MARRIES HIS WIFE.

Slater Was Not Sure the First Knot

Was Tied Securely.

SAN RAFAEL. Oct. 27.-" Well, I guess

we were married before all right enough,

but my wife's and my relatives made so

much ado over court decisions and one

thing and r another that we decided to

have the knot tied in conventional style."

This was the rather peculiar explana

tion given to-day by James Slater, a ship

joiner employed by the Union Iron Works,

after he had been united to Mrs. Anna B.

Pierce of 537 Alvarado street, by Justice

Gardner. According to Slater, both were

divorced persons when they wished to

marry a year ago, but Slater had not

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The San Francisco call. (1898). San Francisco [Calif.], 1898-10-28. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85066387/1898-10-28/ed-1/?sp=4

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The San Francisco call, 1898-10-28.