Evening star
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Seven persons were killed by a freight
train wreck today in Dingess tunnel, on
the Norfolk and Western railway. The
dead are:
Frank R. Archer, brakeman.
Charles Booth. brakeman.
John Chaffin. fireman.
Four tramps, names unknown.
GEN. GUELLITO SURRENDERS.
Monte Christi Now in Possession of
Dominican Revolutionists.
CAPE HAYTIEN, Haiti, September 6.
General Guellito, the Heureaux command
er of Monte Christi, has surrendered, and
Generals Pacheco and Roca are now oc
cupying the city and its environs.
General Caceres' command, which started
to march against Monte Christi, has been
ordered to return to Santiago de Los Ca
balleros.
All the country is rejoicing at the arrival
of Juan Isidro Jiminez.
WILL BE INVESTIGATED.
Charges Against Florsehuts Referred
to His Superior at Coburg.
Mr. 0. J. D. Hughes, United States con
sul at Coburg, Germany. has been instruct
ed by the Secretary of State to Investigate 1
the charges made by Mr. Charles E. Ben
therm, so far as they relate to the official
conduct of Mr. Alvin Florschutz, the vice
and deputy consul at Coburg. Mr. Ben
theim alleged in substance that Consul i
Florschutz used his offRcial position to as- I
sist-.in the. secret tr&nsmission of informa- 1
tion regarding the French military service
to the headquarters of the German gen- 1
cral staff at Berlin. A particular allega
tion was that considerable of this corre
spondence was, through the connivance of
Mr. Florschutz, forwarded through the<
mails ini official enielopes of the United t
States consulate at Sonneburg, Germany, t
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Evening star. (1899). Washington, D.C., 1899-09-06. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1899-09-06/ed-1/?sp=1
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1899-09-06.
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