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of North America, New York, as the de

pository for funds, and Col. B. F. Jones,

chief quartermaster, to receive supplies

and provisions. Ills office is in the army

build‘ng on Whitehall street, New York.

DU VIVIER INCIDENT CLOSED.

The Right of Asylum I* Not Extend

ed to Offenders.

Washington, Aug. 12.— The incident with

Hayti, growing out of the effort of one Du

Vivier to seek an asylum in the American

legation there, is thought to be closed. In

structions were sent Minister Powell just

a week ago, and he has not been heard

from except to say that the instructions

would l>e carried out.

While the nature of the Instructions have

not been disclosed, it is understood that

they conform to the well-est iblished usage

for the state department that the right of

asylum is not to l>e so extended as to make

the United Stales legation a refuge for

those committitng offenses against the io

cr.l authorlteis.

While there is a purpose to resent any In

vasion of the rights of the legation, yet it

is felt that the circumstances in this case

are not likely to make it one requiring a

strict enforcement of the doctrines of asy

lum.

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The morning news. (1899). Savannah, Ga., 1899-08-13. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86063034/1899-08-13/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The morning news, 1899-08-13.