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running in tho drove Hall and Jamaica fan Into hershe lostcontrol of her faculties

Plain sections. lenieiinwrcu miming more mini ner

n. i,.tl trains between Sullivan 1 friend visited her. At Dellevue the

square, t'hiirlestown and Forest Hills are

mfnniii.nt Trouble occurred near the

Milliv.in Square terminal in Fast Somer-

mil' one man was ludly hurt there I HAYTI AND DOMINGO WARNED

tluntiR the noting.

M-i tlo-lon and Chelsea are reported

'0 lie quiet

I' .hre in-p-ctors are guarding all the

rar h.un- 111 tlm city, livery avnllable

Itolifiiirtii has been ordered on duty and

the day men will sleep in the station

iviu-''.

The stationary firemen employed in

(h power hour's of the company will

n..id .1 mi-runs to-morrow to dicu-s tho

wue.tion of loiuiug the strike Should

elevated lines will

Spttlitl Cable Dep'tfch to Tus Sts.

Havana, June 7 The news that the

United States is preparing to send S.000

troops to Cuba awakened general en

thusiasm in Cuba, but President Gome

at 0:30 M when asked for his views

on the subject, said he bad not yet been

officially Informed that the Cnited Stales

had taken any such action.

The House this afternoon apptoved the

Senate bill voting the President $1,000,000

Ith which to quell the revolt.

The torrential rains continue, though

there has lieen an Intermission in Havana

since 0 o'clock to-night. The weather

bureau, however, predicts raln for to

morrow This accounts ror ine iaci

that, there is no Important news from the

front, though there have been frequent

skirmishes with small bands in which a

few rein-Is were killed. The rurales

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The sun. (1912). New York [N.Y.], 1912-06-08. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030272/1912-06-08/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The sun, 1912-06-08.