Evening star
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to subsist upon the country, and this sud
den outburst of generosity is probably due
to the war ministry's desire to effect an
enormous squeeze of the public purse
THE BANCROFT SAILS.
Will Join Squadron Cruising in Domi
nican and Haitien Waters.
The Navy Department Is informed that
the gunboat Bancroft left Pensacola yesr
terday for Guantanamo on her way to Join
the small squadron cruising in Dominican
and Haitien waters for the protection of
American Interests. The cruiser Detroit
and the gunboat Newport are now in Domi
nican ports. In addition to the Bancroft,
the cruiser Scorpion, now at Pensacola, Is
under orders to Join the squadron, which
will be commanded by Commander Dilling
ham, commanding the Detroit, who is the
senior officer on the quartet of warships.
RELATIONS AGAIN STRAINED.
It Was Thought That Peru and Brazil
Were on Verge of Agreement.
The relations between Peru and Brazil
are again strainod, after it was supposed
that a settlement was on the verge of be
ing reached, and Dr. Calderon. the Peru
vian minister to Washington, has made a
long oral presentati'n of his country's dif
ficulties and grievances to Secretary Hay.
These relate particularly to the action of
the Bra7illan government In preventing the
ascent of the Amazon by Peruvian vessels
carrying arms and munitions of war Into
the Peruvian headwaters of that great
river. It is alleged by Peru that these arms
are Intended not for the soldiers of Peru,
but for the settlers and foresters In the
wild rubber country, to whom they are an
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Evening star. (1904). Washington, D.C., 1904-05-25. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1904-05-25/ed-1/?sp=1
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1904-05-25.
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