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ment is anxious to hear whether the re

port of Mr. Smythe's alleged interference

in Haitien affairs be true, believing that

if it is, the acquirement of the Mole is

something for the very remote future,

Minister to Hayti, Smythe, Sald to Have

Criticised the Black President,

If the story the Dutch steamer Prins

Willem 1. brought yesterday from Hay!!!

is true, says the New York Sun of yester

day, Minister Resident and Zonsul-General

Henry M. Smythe, who represents the

United States at Port-au-Prince, as wll

a8 being Charge d’Affairs at Santo Do

mingo, has probably been taking lessons

from Minister Willis.

Mr. Sinvthe is an appointee of Presiden:

Cleveland, and he is the first white repro

sentative this country has had in Hayt

for a number of ycars.

The story is old by Edmond Fortune,

who was the only passenger on the Prins

Willem 1. from Mayti. Mr. Fortune hails

from Trimilad. He stopped at Portan

Prince on his way to the United States.

When he arrived here he went to the

Astor House, and he was found there

later by the Bun reporter,

“1 found matters pretty quiet in Hayt!,"”

he said, “but there was considerable x

citement in the city of Port-au-Prince

cver a letter that had been written by

American Minster Smythe the Proci

dent of the republic, Hippalyte. The let

ter hadn't been made public, but the poo

ple knew one had Leen written, and the,

were thinking things worse than they

were, and there were some threats made

against the Minister. I could not get a

copy of the setter, but the German Min

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The times. (1894). Richmond, Va., 1894-01-30. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85034438/1894-01-30/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The times, 1894-01-30.