The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-04
IM|HcANS IN REVOLT.
DIRECTED AGAINST
president HEGREslx.
expedition of HesoIutionfsss-
rtvst Blow struck ut Monte
cr1sto, on the Hayfen Frontier.

r.,vvsuf,sd. 1913. by the Associated Press.
rtpE HAYTTEA. Hayti. June 3.-a'he
-~.s.ry surrounding the movements OF
4. fsyde lire steamer Fanita are now
-. 70 be fully explained.
=. snpaars eSta hiisaad beyond q doub.
-. ,lse reports OF an uprising IN the re-
.sssr of sanfs Domingo against the
800 az President Heure8ux are correct.
r. saitial blow was struck az Monte
ESQ. on the borders OF Hayti. the near
., I,su,in.can port 20 Cape Haytten II
.aaIs appear that the Fanlta. instead OF
s.ytar on board only seventeen Domln-
s-.nx probably had 10
T-s Tsniia arrived here on June 7. half
.,sstv. bringing from New York pro-
s..sxs for the navy. which she landed at
vs.,hsyfown bahama islands. she
sssrpeA away about ~ O'Clock the same
800 for the object, Il IS said. OF filling
- the empty portion OF her hold. Sne
"a ou board Chris Roberts, the most
ss,so,s* uglot OF the West inGies. The cap
- eff the Fanita said the portion OF her
-~rs which was not landed consisted of
80 bus there WAS good reason 10 sup
,.xss TIA. Il consisted OF something very
srsy.st frosa coal. The agents OF the
srsnssh consul here were aroused. He
sssaaucea the taking on board the steam
!, AZ the Doulnieaus, and the sudden sail
De- AZ tae vessel without notice. and with
-, he permission oF the Dominican con-
81 rhs Spanish consul classed this as an
aa.sare and AS an act OF piracy. and en-
ssrsa formal protest with the Hayden
ssssoriiief
~Aa majority OF the Dominfcans, IL ap-
s.srs while here were shut up In the
saH os the Fanita. 50 as TO escape at
ssnison
Ger Juan ysidfo J.n1inez and Gen. Pablo
ysIlsaeSya are believed to have been on
taar5 Il n noted that the former has
losg been in the public eye at Santo Do
rslngp as a desirable man for the pres,-
S,ney. Gen vllaneuvs fought brave,y
sgsInst President Hegreaux' alleged
usurpat'0n and was exiied. lie has been
ayfng al Grea. Inagua for some time past
snd the Fanita IL said 10 have stopped
.asre 70 take him on board.
The preparations for the revolution are
said 10 be very elaborate and there b a
strong belief here that the revoiutiouists
ass sure of success. But OF the other
hss.. the Dominican consul here says he
has report that the revoiut.onists have
been defeated at Monte cris,o. The re-
pert IL generally believed.
According 10 the impression which pre-
rails at Cape Haytien. the Fanita when
SIC left there had a tried and resolate
baby Of men on board. and also carried
heavy supply of arms and ammunition.
II IL charged that she skil.fully worked
Wp the impression that she wac engaged
IN sa expedition TO Cuba and WIS going
70 Monte Cristo 70 take on more men.
TIE advises received here on the sub
Re; cay shat the Faalta arrived at Monte
ffsso al =, n. yesterday, and that the
fssainiion'sts had no difficulty IN taking
ports have II that the rsYout.onists are
BOW n considerable force, and that Gem
erals Morales ard Nlilaneuva are march
.ng on Puerto Plata. White another de-
tachment II moving against Santiago de
los Cabcileros. on the YaqueS river. 10
niles sast u this place
Gen. Jlu,nez Il a merchant who has