The advocate

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REI'UBMOSJ ARK F1UENBLY

llayti and San l>omingo on Best of

Terms, Says Commission.

Sau Domingo, August 24. The rela

tions between the Dominican Repub

lic and Haiti havg been placed on. a

much more friendly footing by the

visit of a Dominican Government Com

mission to Haiti. Tho Commissioners

returned here yesterday and reported

they had been received with the ut

most cordial'ity by the Haitian Gov

ernment officials and that any idea of

hostility between -tho two republics

was baseless.

LINCOLN'S FORMER SERVANT

Joli.ct 111., August 27. Eliza Early,

90 years old, colored, servant for 10

years in the family of President Abra

ham Licicoln and the nurse of Robert

Todd Lincoln, was adjudged Incurably

insane today by a Will County med

ical commission and ordered sent to

the asylum $t Kankakee.

Born in slavery in North Carolina,

she was purchased by a brother of

Mrs. Lincoln and acted as h >r maid at

'the marriage to the martyred Presi

dent. T-lie aged woman left the Lln

co'/ns after the assassination of the

President and came west with h?'.r

h usband.

Her lease of life, :the exam'ning phy

sicians say, is brief, and h3r journev

through life, which has included th?,

White House and the almhouse, win.

undoubtedly end in an asylum.

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The advocate. (1912). Charleston, W. Va., 1912-08-29. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85059812/1912-08-29/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The advocate, 1912-08-29.