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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-01
IiMINeZ TO BE RELEASED.
Gen, Brooke So Orders-Iiminez Confident Of
Success II Elected.

Santiago de cuba. Aug 3l.-tieh.
JimineZ. the revolutionary aSpirant 70
the presidency of Santo Domingo, VIII
leave Santiago de cuba, tomorrow, ON
a speciaIly chartered steamer. the
George Croise Gen. Leonard Wood, the
military governor having received m
structions from Gov. Gen. Brooke TO
release him from custody, unless there
are indications that he is promoting ]
flibustering expedition.
Gen. JimneZ, today, received nufner-
ous dispatches from Santo Domingo
announcing the downfall of the oid
government and urging his speedy ar
rival. He says the revolution mas
been practically bloodless, as the peo-
ME are almost unanimous against ire
old regime Gen. Jiminez mas ISSUED d
long proclamation announcing the r.
forms he will institute if he IS CHOSEN
President. The existing laws or Sahto
domingo are, he asserts. adequate u
properly enforced. All that is heedeu
is honest execution and ne mas IL
down of his own immediate success.
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GEN. H. G. FOSTER.
Continued from page IL

fore he would die. He rallied from tha.
condition. however, and the latter part
of last week his mind cleared ana II was
thought he was on the road to recovery.
Last night, he suffered another i'll turn
ana when the attending physician was
summoned Il was thought he could not
live through the night. He fingered
along, however almost pulscless until the
end came.
TO the community the loss ~ very great.
as nc was looked on as one Of the city's
most promising young men. Always
genial ana accommodating. he had won
the admiration Of everyone while his
sterling integrity in matters of business
had gained the respect Of an those with
who he had come in contact.
Mr.. Foster was also a member Of
Court America, FOrestoIs Of America
and "A member of the BombaZeen Tribe
or Red Men.
The funeral viii be held, Sunday
morning at II O'Clock, from his home,
7 Park place. The remains will lie in
state from 8 until 10 O'Clock. The ser
vices viii b. conducted by Rev. g. -.
Lindsay. ANA at Pine Grove cemetery
where the interment viii take place
the Patriarch Militant service will b.
performed BY Canton Halifax. The
entire STAFF of the brigadier general
win ~ present
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a. +. GERALD. Pres.
j. q. LIBBY, Treas.
olv
moosehcad Lake Notes.

Kineo. Me. Aug. tSpeciaD The
arrivals at kineo. during the past few
days. include many prominent citizens
Of Philadelphia and New York. from
which cities Kineo's most popular
guests come The fourth month Of the
most successful season in it's history
viii open, Friday. FOR the kineo house
The guests continue to arrive ana it is
only By reason of such a large num-
Der going into the woods that all ar
accommodated.
Lyman II. Golf ana party have re-
turned from Russell pond where they
have been camping. Nineteen days of
camp life were fun Of enjoyable trips
up Russell stream and to other points
Of interest. \ great abundance OF
game was seen, including moose.
Sunday morning. religious services
were held IL the music room. conduct
"a b. Rev. 7. j. Goodwin of Paw
tucket T. l. An offering was taken
FOR Maine Missions
hon. Herbert NJ. Heath Of Augusta
accompanied by his daughter Marion
have been spending a few days here
They are now in camp.
Arrangements are being made fOl
another golf tournament to take place
next week.
Eek Mayor Grace of New York, Will
a party Of 80 guests from the Kinec
house, went to the East outlet. Tues
day. and viewed the dam at the head
waters of the Kennebec. The party
then went to Lily bay where lunch was
served.
Mrs. Graves entertained a party o.
friends, Tuesday. on board the Kineo
They We're given a sail to Spencer anC
Lily bays.
c. a. Conklin of Atlanta, Ga. ha.
| received at Kineo a pretty gasolen;
launch for his own use.
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HIGH ...t;" MARK.
Gold in the Treasury, thursday. Reaches the
Sum Of s247. 88060I.

Washington. Aug. al.-Today's treas
urv statement shows that the amount
NJ n.t gnld an nand i= $.i'.NSo.tol.
This is the largest amount IN hand At
one time in the history of the depart
mont. Tlr receipts today, exceeded
the Expenditures by $l,i6a,Gc, and for
IT,. month the excess amounts to near
IN Silo0,uuu
sine IT,. first of July. however. a
deficit N shown M Siu3fGla. The total
receipts Tor the month are S49.9'Nl'' 81
which S2r5i6. SO. came from customs,
s.4. 1a1 .0a9 from internal revenue and
S51a44i6 miscellaneous sources
The expenditures amount to $f'.'ls 4
900 of vLich sl49lS.0 900 was charged e.
,he war department, $i,59S."oo to tn"
navy. S1S.l.nOuo to pensions and the
remainder 10 civil and miscellaneous.
interest .uI Indian accounts For
August. last year. the payments I" tnr
war department amounted "a $2i,o15.-
93i
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SAILED INTO HILLS.
Our Troops Drive FiIipinos from ImLusE
Attack on linus Abandoned.

Manila. AUG. @l.-1.30 H. M.-pi@-
patches just received from Cehu an
nouurr that tbe American troops Gnd~r
Cob Baylcss with two field pieces.
Monday, sailed into the hills against "A
band Of natives who recently ambushod
four OF our soldiers, and who have been
generally troublesome. The American
force found the natives entrcnched and
drove them from their trenches. fur
Their into the hills. There We're no cas-
ualtics on the American side. though
there were some heat prostrations The
natives loss is not known.
The United States cruiser Charleston
landed men. who guarded the city dur
ing the absence Of the troops.
The 18th Infantry having rJpared to
give the insurgents a warm reception.
the latter have ceased their prepara-
tions for an attack on linus.
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my condemnation. had determined to
kill myself | had made up my MUD not
to undergo the frightfuI torture Of a sol
der from whom they wished 10 tear the
insignia of honor. Wei. then. let me say
this: That. If went 10 that torture. /
can say here that IL was thanks to Nine.
Dreyfus, who showed me my duty and
who told me that If ! was innocent I
ought to go 10 it for the sake Of her AMI
orr children. II ! am here, IL II to her !
owe IL, my colonel"
Here Major Forzlnetti said: at Is quite
true. In his last interview with his wife
Dreyfus said: For her and for my chill
dren | viii undergo the torture of tomor-
row.
Tic declaration Of Drcyfus that his life
was Que to Ills wife deeply stirred all his
hearers. lie spoke in broken voice,
with emphatic gestures swaying 10 ana
fro WIN emotion. ANA when ~ had fin
lshed he abruptly sat down. evidently to
conceal his di4comppscd features from
lhc gene of the spectators. Tears were
gIisieniug IL his eyes aud he was clcar.g
suppre4slnE an ouiburst Nj aobbin4
The session concluded with tine con-
formations % capt. L"brun .Rcnault ana
Gen. ~ Epi-drfirc. the former explaining
that hr did not speak 20 Major rolzinctti
u thr Drcyfus confession because Nv h.td
received instructions 90 keep silent. Glen.
De IsoIsIcar" denied that Major For-
zinctti hnd expressed ~ him conviction
that prcyIur Wls innocent. The major
maintained his assertion. however.
The court then Adjourned uAtl tomyf
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A WONDERFUL CURE OF OIARRHOEa.
A Prominent Virginia Editor Had Almost
Given Up. But Was Brought Back 10 Per-
feet Health by Chamberlain's Collie. ChoI-
era and Diarrhoea Remeiy.
READ HIS EDITORIAL.

From the Times, Hillstille, Va.
| suffered with diarrhoea for long
time and thought | was past being
cured. | had spent much time ana
money and suffered SO much misery
that | had almost decided to give up
III hopes of recovery and await the
result. but noticing the advertisement
# Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy and also some tes-
timonials stating how some wonderful
cures had been wrought by this rem
edy, | decided TO try it. After taxing
few doses | was entirely well of that
trouble, and l wish to say further 10
my readers and fellow sufferers that
am hale and hearty man today anu
feel as well as / ever did in my lie
Q. r. Moore. Sold by Jno. Cougnhns
Ia Water street, druggist.
tri,mon,wed.tf .saIA-iALnIs
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TWO MINUTES FLAT.
Wonderful Work of Star Point
er at Hartford.
Letah S., Billy Andrews, Rubber anc
The Abbott the Winners.
Giles Moves. Directly thomas c. and Tommy
Britton Win al Dubuque.

Hartford, Conn, Aug. 3l.-The fea-
ture of the day at Charter oak PARK
was Star Pointers great mile. when
was in = minutes flat, without snip OF
break, beating the track record MADE
by the same horse. last season, Z-uo,2'
Dave McClary drove Pointer ana ne
was aided by two running horses. one
going to the half and both coming
down the stretch either side OF ti'
PAGER. The time by quarters was: ~
100. 1909. 200.
There was intense excitement during
the progress of the unfinished 80 trot
in which Letah S. was the 1aVorll''
early in the day. Is to 10, and. later,
before the race starter, % To 3S for IN"
field The change in the odds looked
suSpirious and there was great
amount of money up. Dollade Wilkes
ana Leiah $. had each heat in
Wednesdays contest and Letah ). took
the first of the heats. today.
IN the fourth heat, however. there
was trouble brewing. Kenny. driving
Ietth s. did not score her to the pol"
and the word WAS given with the mare
wen in the rear. She broke at the
first turn and made the mile in fifth
place. Kenny complained that he was
fouled. but the judges took him OFF the
seat and put Geers up in the fifth
heat. The veteran drove her to second
in the ffth heat ana in the sixth took
the race. although Spears. behind
Pilot Evans. was fined $25 for not
driving the hat to win. Dollade Wilkes
had two heats.
Billy Andrews took the go pace, the
first mile IN 2.o6h. The consolation fol
all horses below second place in the
Charter oak stake Of Monday was
won by Rubber, in three straight
heats.
The Abbot had 4 good thing in the
free-for- doing the small field
John Nolan, Eagle Flanagan ana Mon
tcrey, with ease.
J. e. T.. blk 9. II. NJ. Norton. Chi
caCo beat his record OF 2.l2 10 road
wagon. making the mile in 2.1l4.
w. ]. Andrews. the driver. was fin
ed 500 for not starting John II. Gen
try im the 2-minute race, Wednesday.
The summary:
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Chic-go Markets.

Chicago, Aug. 81.
Liatless ami heavy under a burden Of
large ANA Increasing receipts he wheat
market Siu4-iShly moved within a half
o,.'.t range. today. ana closed AT the bot
tom. a,c. under yesterdays last price.
corn. oats ANA r-uyiSions followed the.
greater market. corE losing TX. oats i and
PROV .siuus 2lzC.
The leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT-S september, 6Y7s; December,
i arUI7s: May. 747..
CORN-Septembe 3e7.; December. 2S4s;
OATS september, ly7sa-l; December.
1884; May. = Il.
f6RIK-sgpjemhser. ss-12l-; october,
LARD-SerIember. $50; october, s5.25.
January. 5-42i..
RIBS september. $515; October, IS 22l2;
January, N.91ia.
cash quotations closed as follows:
FLOU Unsteady.
WHEAT-No. ? spring. -; No. do, o.
nIol2: No. > red, 1224
CuRN-No. :, 5lm5lss; No. yellow, 31ss
m32.
0ATs-No. ?, 2ll4; No. white, a3a234
NJ. white. .2d.3.
RNE-No. = So ,1iJ6
.FLANsEED-No. L. sl.1S. Northwestern.
81 1871 -.
TIMOTHY sEED-Prime. $2aOn2 IS.
LARD 5.U1la d5.232l2.
pDRk-Mess. 81 4ullS. 70; ribs. 4g0a5 Is;
shoulders, 5i2H5Ss; short clear sides, S. 80
H1tU
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crop country was cooler but a warm wave
II ~ the heels Of the cool one. Weathe-
IN England is unsettled but fine In France
ana English country markets were firm
while French country markets were duIi
The stock market. at the opening
showed further evidence Of more cheer,
abroad, owing TO the conviction thai
trouble IN The TransyaaI Will be ayerted.
prizes ri.h ior Americans ~ London wert
tefnatiOnaIy listed shares. The earl,
tone Of the market was mainly strong
though Federal Steel was unsettled. de-
Ginning point. The volume Of business
vas bTlsk ana there was some evidence
u speculative contest In the rnsrka,
The especially weak features were tn
bacco shares and T. r. Commission bnt,ap
had more buying orders than for 4 few
days past, but traders thought the mar
Ret opened up 10 take advantage or M
bnllish sentiment and they began To plaV
for "A reaction. bringing about uliia
general realizing during the first hnur
The attack on T. T.. brought litte guDnnr,
and this worked against the marie,
Consolidated Gas sharply advanced III III.
formation that an agreement had heen
reached for settlement Of the Ga4 WAN.
Mr.. jefferson Levy cabled from London.
Morgan brokers buying Northern Paci6a.
here ana there IL a point 10 buy NorfniI
Western common. London's unr.
chascs. today. are estimate ted al about n
DD1 shares. the largest amounts baIny
Southern Railway, Northern Pacific
tulOn Pacific and Norfolk IL Western
The movement IN Traction stocks NAV I.
considered an index - the working ~
large interests i'll another important deaI
which in due time may b. expected IA
play an important part In tile general
market. There are a number Of i'm
pprtant schemes 9till in allegiance. We
think an effort will b. made 10 boom In.
duRirial stocks ana do not believe that
the great interests have Yet sofa enough
stock 90 enable them NJ Withdraw their
active support from speculation. IN 4
general way II may br said that holders
Of stock are showing great Indifference.
to the Immediate fluctuations in price ana
are seemingly more concerned as to tha
main facts WaTiuutiuZ them in holding
for long period for higher prices
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Howard. Crosby & Co.'S. Letter.

Boston, Aug. 81
cut. YeSter-
chicago. Opg. High Low Close. dav
Sept. wheat, 1o. 7OA 699s CO.'S 701s
Liverpool cables. today. said that the
advance of 3sd. at the opening. this
morning, was entirely due to the high
prices and firm tone at the close Of thr
American market. yesterday Later the
traue became dun and being unsupported
the market oased off. closing at oniy Isd
over yesterdays close. The unsatisfactory
cables led 10 more or less selling in thi.s
country. under which prices reli on. III,
New York market was weaker than III
Chicago market. The weather IL favor
dhie ~ the Northwest and foreign housee
traded on both sides. today. Price Cnr
rent says: Production of winter wheat
east Of Rockies. 1870, 600 600 bushels md
laSt year; spring wheat, s0,o00 600 under ).
fhiS report received a builish constrnc
ti1n but did not check the offerinas
. Nort .,n, receipts We're 707 ears.
last Year. Or 15i cars at Chicago II,
were new wheat. The weather in ths
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At DUBUQUE. IOWA.
Giles Noyes. Directly. Thomas and Tommy
Britton The Winning Horses.

Dubuque. Ia, Aug. 31-A large crowd
was disappointed at NutWood park. to-
day. IL gathered with the expectation
of seeing great scramble between
three great PAGERS for the special purse
of 5.D00 The race was 4 gift to Di-
rsctlv. Uhu was never in danger from
beginning 10 end. The best heat was
turned in 2G1. The other two being
2.oSi.. ana 2.0SI respectively.
1t took two heats to decide the 2.oi
pace. postponed from yesterday. Giles
Moves went to the front al the quarter
in the first and easily Won by length
in 2.062t In the second, Toler ana
Moves came down the stretch and I'M
der the wire so close to a dead heat
that the Judges were a long time in
giving Noyes first place and the race.
The deciding heat was done in 2.oI4.
In the first heat of the 2.lS trot, Illert
led to the quarter where he was headed
w Acgon Star and Jack ID, who led the
procession to the three quarters pole.
Hack broke. In the second Thomas c.,
led all the way.
Aegon Star and Thomas c. put up a
pretty contest in the third heat. Star
finished a nose in front on a break and
| Thomas c. was given first place. The
fourth was easily won by Thomas Z.
Tommy Rritton had an easy victory i'll
the 20 trot. The summary:
eC7 PACF-PU-RSE -U'NFINlSIIED
WEDNESDAY,
d i,Gar, Noy G3fferR b. , & by 500
sallie Toller; b. m. by Ash
| Wilkes. CHusseD ........: /
| Indiana. b. e. by King of
| Bellaire, (kinScr) ........ ! } 3ds
| Tom Ogden. br. z. .-.......- ! Z 5ro
Sherman Clay. $. g;:..;,::,3 . 4 > o ore
Time, 2.O6, 2.O5A. 2o6l2, 2oH14, 2.o61i' 2V'i4
ESPECIAL PACE FOR \ PURSE OF
$4,000.
Directly G.O3l4), blk. s., by Direct,
| (WesD ...........:..:..-...:.. 1 y
Borough Park, (2.04aD formerly
| Planet, b. $. .-..........-..:.......
Ananias. (2oj,. br. $, by Patron,
Time, 2.0i. 2.oSl4, 2.osa..
2IS TROT-PURSE $500.
Thomas G., by Son of Hamdal-
| lah. Rutherford) ............... Z
| Aegon Star, b. $, by Aegon,
| tJuh)
E M,ss s, b; + i. N: ...:::::.:: ss5aa
Dove Wing ch. m. ...............
| AehhrooE h. a. Observation-Disclosures. .
Jack D. b & neutrality-suspicious.. 3 I
| t.arline s. b. m. ................. 8
Lego. b. g. Observation-Disclosures. s
Time, 2.1lia. 2.l2i,. 2.l-a4, 2.l3l2.
21o TRoT-PUR3r. $780,
Tommy Brit,n. br. s., By Liberty
Bell, (Wesp Observation-Disclosures. l l
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The ST amrOck's Eainsai! Is q Beayiy

New York. Aug. 31.--For jas L. min
utes the yacht Shamrock had her main
sail set, today. The sail is a beauty,
with its cloths running the regular way
from head to foot ana 4 high peak to
it. But the sail. as a whole, looks
smaller than the COlumbia's.
1t will not DO hoisted again, accord
ing to David Barrie. Sir Thomas Lip
tons representative until the arrival OF
Will Fife, the yachts designer, tomor-
row.
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II Never Will Be Lifted.

New York, Aug. 3l.-The Brooklyn
Eagle says: "A boycott has been de-
clared against the Rapid Transit
Railroad Co by the allied labor unions
Of Greater New York. This Informal
ton was given by one of the leaders i'll
the recent railroad strike and it was
said that the boycott would never be
lifted until the railroad company rec
opniZed the Knights of Labor.
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Santo Domingo City is Quiet.

Santo Domingo, Aug. Sims ct,s
remains quiet. but business Is uui'
The gunboat Restauraclon Is SUN vi
the rocks at Macoris. rears are ei.'ei
tanned that she may prove totdi i""S
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. Aug. 81.
Cotton futures closed quiet September
a-62: October. $50: November. 5s6: Deem
her. 5.@l. January. 5.92: February 6.O0it
SOB; April, dd7; May. GIL; June 6.l5.
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It's the little colds that grow iato biz
colds; the big colds that end IN conshmi
ton and death. Watch the little colds
DIR. Woods Norway Pine Syrup.
mon, wed, fri&wky,
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SHIPPING NE\yE.
Other Domestic PORTS.

VINEYARD HAVEN-AuS 81, psd
sch Lawrence II Blake. ElizabethpoT'
for Gardiner.
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The Cumberland Club of Portland.
Will give complimentary dinner TO
Congressman Reed, Saturday. Attend
lnce will confined to members, and 70
covers being laid
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Red Mems Great Sun Council.

Boston. Aug. Sl-The Great Sun
Council. Improved Order OF Red Men.
began its annual session here. today.
With about 200 present. The counsel
fire was kindled by Great Sachem
Steele, who also appointed committees.
This afternoon. reports were present
ed showing that the order has been
prosperous during the year.
the session was devoted
to legislation and discussion of the or
der'S welfare.
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HAD RIGHT TO SELL.
Col. Elias MiIiikcn Says His g., o. 20. Stock
Sale Was All Right.

| The Bangor Commercial says; Col
Elias Milliken of Augusta, president OF
the Bangor. Orono & Old Town Street
Railway Co, who is being sued by r
q. Real, a director in that company, for
| the alleged Illegal sale Of collateral
stock of the corporation, is in Bangor,
Mrs Milil<en, who is also a director in
| the company. is with him.
Col. Milliken was seen at the Bangor
house. on Wednesday night. by Com
mercial reporter. who asked him e
speak for publication concerning his
relations to the company and Mr. Beal
in the case in question.
Pres. Milliken refused to speak cx-
tcnsively for the newspapers. II don't
want To get into any public controversy
with anybody" he said. II haven't
done anything Irregular and everything
has been according To the records
which can be shown without any
trouble
"All that | can do for you" said Col.
Millikcn, lis to show you Il copy Of
the note held by me for the collateral
stock that has caused this affair. Here
right had to dispose of that stock"
This is a copy of the note as given
to the reporters by Mlliken:
SEE
WaterVillr, Me, oct. 25th 1897.
Six months after date. for value re
crivcd. the Bangor. orono ana Old
Town hallway Company promise to
pay Elias AIillikrn or order ii his
plac" Of business. twenty-five thou
sand dollars. with interest, having de-
posted herewith rs collateral securi-
ties, TWO hundred ana fifty shares Of
the Bangor. Orono and Ola Town Rail
way company stock with authority u
$ II tn" same ur any collaterals substi
tu;cl f.tf ur added to thu above. with
our rotier. "-ihrr AZ public Of private
sab or otherwise. at the option OF the
eaii holders. "a Ia" n-p'rformanc,
of Dhia promise. said company apply
ing til, net proceeds to the payment
az this note ANA accounting to sgners
for The surplus, if any: and it is here
by &Crc,d that such surplus. or any
excess Of cola ttrals upon this note
shall he applicabl. 10 any other note
or claim against us hcll by said COM
pGnY. In case Of depreciation in tn
market vllu" Of any security pledged
for this loan. hereby agree to deposit
on demand. further amcunt Of col
lateral: ana falling to deposit such nd
ditional security. this note shall l..
deemed Ia bc due ana payable forth
with. anything hcrcinbcforc expressed
70 the contrary Notwithstanding. and
the holder w holders may Immediately
reimburse themselves BY the sale Of
the security.
Bangor. Drnnn & Ola Town R'y 40.
,Siencd)
a. +. GERALD Pres.
]. q. LIBBY, Treas.
Copy
II will 81 seen that the note gives
| I'll" holder Of the stock permission L.
sell it without motto" n any time. and
! on that condition he bases his argu-
| meut that his action was perfectly
proper.
Moreover" said the colonel. "th,
sale of the stock was authorized at a
meeting Of the directors held in 1897,
| prior 10 the making If the note.
II don't want to talk for publication.
| Eut YOU can say this much. for ihc
| benefit Of my friends who talk as if
| was subject tn free entrance to the In
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on the Produce Exchange:
Ett-Steady. creamerles. 1920;
dIiries, l2l .Ftl1.
CHEESE Firm. "a dl0ii.
EGGS-t irm; fresh. 13i .0Il32,.
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JIMlNEZ WINS.
Pres. Figuero Resigns in Favor
of the RevolutiOniSts.
Yields to the Force Of Public Opinion
and Steps Down.
Reyolutionists in Control and Will Establish
Permanent Government.

Puerto Plata. Aug. 31.-President
Figuereo yielded his executive author
ity to his council Of ministers, at Il
noon, today Official notice OF the
change in administration has been re
ceived from the capital by Gen. lmbert,
who is the provisional governor OF TINS
city, by direction of the revolutionary
committee. With the fall of F'iguereo
the revolution is victorious.