The enterprise
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buildings. Colls were sent to the city
for the fire department and nn ambu
lance, and they quickly responded.
The loss nmounts to many thousands
of dollars.
Pnmnr nf Buttle nt Res.
Cape Hnytlen, June P. AdviceR from
Mole St. Nicholas say that Saturday
some distance off Jean Babel, a sea
port on the northwest coast of Haiti,
half way between Port De Pnix and
Mole St. Nicholns, a eonibat took place
between three Spanish and tour Amer
ican warships. The American ships
are said to have withdrawn from the
combat. One of the Spanish warships
entered the harbor of Jenn Babel for
water. Jean Babel is an Insignificant
seaport and there is no telegraphic
station there. It is thought possible
thnt the Spanish ships encountered
were the vanguard of the Cadiz fleet.
HE FANITA RETURNS.
A Thrilling Account of the Cruise of the
S imer that Carried Jlrnlnez' Hand.
Key West, June 7. The steamer
Fanita, which sailed from Mobile, May
24, in a suspicious manner, conceal
ing her destination, arrived here Mon
day. Her captain and crew refused to
make any statement regarding tne
trip further than that the lanita
sailed from Mobile with a general
cargo, discharged it and had now
called at Key West for orders. This
statement in no way tallies with the
appearance of the vessel. It was
learned later that the Fanita had
taken a cargo of arms and ammuni
tion with several tons of dynamite
from Mobile, and that so far from be
ing engaged m peaceful traffic sue
had been for two weeks on a filibus
tering expedition. From Tampa the
How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo
The enterprise. (1898). Wellington, Ohio, 1898-06-08. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84028272/1898-06-08/ed-1/?sp=2
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The enterprise, 1898-06-08.
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