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to promoting the efficiency of the div
ing service are innumerable. This ser
vice is one that occupies a conspicuous
place in the Russian navy. and under
the minister of marine is an important
Divers school at CrOnStadt, where
a two years course of study trains
sailors for efficient submarine work
Among the many recent inventions of
value in this line is a pump enabling
a diver to descend 10 a depth of go feet
below the water surface. Another in
vention Of similar kind is a subma-
rine Photographic camera and outfit.
An interesting exhibit is made of the
uses of aluminium and other light
weight, durable metals. in the finish
ingS of war vessels, and the display of
ship armorings from the Kalpino works
further demonstrated the great ad-
vance in Russia's constructive skill.
Russia's Army Exhibit.
On the upper floor of the Russian sec
ton in the army and navy palace are
shown the various uniforms worn in
the imperial service. These are dis
played by an interesting collection of
life-like wax figures. Standing in a
group before a statue of the car are
officers in the brilliant uniforms of the
different arms of the service-the
gorgeously apparalled Cuirassier in his
white tunic, and wearing the silver
helmet; the Voltigeur. in his more bust
ness-like uniform of dark blue; the
brilliant Lancer; the theatric Hussar,
with his gold braided red jacket, and
the quieter costumes of the engineers.
the foot artillery and the infantry.
| Lounging about are other conspicuous
factors of the great army, chief of
which are the COSsacks in their pic
| turesque, barbaric costumes Of former
days and the present time
The exhibit, hereabouts, also com
prises a display of the various stuff:
and waterproof tissues worn by al
grades of Russian troops. The practi
] cal purpose of this display is to dem
/ onstrate how important a part colol
| plays in the selection of the servict
uniforms of an army.
The Russian Artillery Annex face!
/ the center of the army and navy
building, from which it is separated By
one of the chief promenades of the ex
| hibition. This structure more thar
anything else, manifests by its contents
the marvellous development of the end
of-the-century Russia as a. great mill
/ tary power. Nearly everything in TIL
way of war material that can be foun,
in the storehouse of any nation in tn
! world is duplicated in the Russian an
mex, and in many instances is improves
upon. The whole range of death-deal
ing machinery, from miniature riff
| as big as a scarf pin, to a colossal IL
inch engine of war, is illustrated in tn
exhibit.
The chief show-pieces in this extra
ordinary collection are the mounting
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one-ten- OF an inch in
thickness
From the one-ten-t housandthS OF an
inch IN thickness to cannons of ships
weighing thousands of tons. is range
that is almost infinite in its compre-
hensiveness. BY what they exhibit IN
Paris the Russians chow themselves
skilled and thorough in the big things
and the little things that go TO make
up the military strength of nation
Expert observers have come 10 that
conclusion from an inspection of the
Russian army and navy exhibit When
the knowledge becomes generally
known. perhaps, there viii be less dis
position than seems TO exist at present
to- stir up the wrath of the great white
bear-the traditional and historic
friend of the American eagle.
VALERIAN GRIBAYEDOFF.
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the simple mechanical appliances with
which they are equipped. The efficiency
of the apparatus is a palpable tribute
TO the advanced skill of the Russian
artilleriSts.
Among other entirely new appliances
devised by the Russian army are shown
the Nilus vertical projectiles and a va
riety of other projectiles suitable alike
for campaign, siege and fortress wedp-
ems; a gun carriage equipped with rub
Der springs to prevent dislOcation OF
the vehicle by the recoiI from the can
non; a 6-inch mortar mounted on
wheels attached in an ingenious way
so as to resist without fracture from
the recoil, demonstrating. moreover
how Russia has solved the problem of
employing large caliber mOrtarS in field
artillery; and a cannon and caiSson
exhibited by the st. Petersburg works
and by the Brianik arsenal, so as tc
illustrate a process of wood turning
serviceable for the construction of can
non and caissOn wheels
Russia and the United States.
Models of arms are exhibited fron
the imperial factories at Taula, Ses-
troretk and Ijevsk, and cartridges from
the state factories at St. PETERSBURG
and Lougansk, all bearing unmistak-
able evidences of being up to date ever
TO the smallest detail Specimens OF
steel made by a new Russian process
are also shown.
Not the least interesting and signif-
cant feature of the exhibit is a large
collection of Russian made instruments
of precision used in the governmental.
works. The most notable of these is q
magnetic scales to test the temper OF
gun metal. This is branch of science
that, as is not generally known, Russia
excels in today. Another fact that is
also as little known. is that Russia
owes her skill in this respect to tbs
United States. Russia, however, makes
no secret that she had American pre-
ceptorS in this line of industry.
General Alexander Van Der oven
the imperial representative in charge o.
the artillery annex, is enthusiastic
when he speaks of the United States
He represented Russia in the same ca
pacity at the Centennial exposition il
! Philadelphia in 1876, and from that visi
dates the Introduction of many Valu
able and practical ideas into the Rus
/ sian artillery service.
"All we have learnt" he says, ''i1
| the way of making these necessary in
struments of precision, we owe to TIT
! United States, and we are proud TO ac
knowledge the Indebtedness. We ar
also proud of what we do today in thi
same line ourselves, and we think tn
specimens exhibited here will show tina
we have proven good pupils of a worth.
MASTER
BY way of an illustration the genera
pointed to machine that measures tn
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Copyright 1900 by V. Gribayedoff)
Paris. July 9.-owing to English no
tions of diplomacy, and the English
press, Russia is forced these days into
the position of the most conspicuous
nation In the world. Scarcely day
passes that she is not credited, in a
dispatch from London, with being on
the poin Of invading some helpless ter
ritory or throwing covetous glances on
another. Men who look out of their own
eyes. and who think for themselves,
may be disposed to suspect that Great
Britain is simply trying to discredit
Russia with other nations, so that they
will Jointly prevent her taking any i'm
portant step until England is better
able to look after her own interests
than she is at present, with nearly all
her army in South Africa. Thoughtful
persons. however. cannot fail to rec
ognize in all thiT clamor the numb
lirgs Of a coming storm and discern on
the horizon an imminent war between
the great empire of Eastern Europe
and that other empire on which the sun
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for handling ammunition when in ac-
ton. but in such minor matters as
contribute to the comfort of officers
and crew. A young Russian officer mas
invented form of telephonset through
which the slightest sound is audible,
whatever may be the disturbing noises
about the ship. The same telephone is
made applicable to submarine uses by
divers. Indeed, the inventions devoted
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of two gigantic coast defense cannon,
The cannon themselves are there. but
simply to demonstrate the appurten-
ances belonging to them, This ma
chinery, constructed in St Petersburs
after designs OF Colonel Dourf&eher OF
the Russian army, manifests the ease
with which these enormous guns car
be cleaned, loaded. pointed. raised OF
lowered, sighted and fred, thanks to
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Westminster Presbyterian.-i30 South
Fourth West street, between First ana
Second South streets. Rev GeoIse
Bailey, LII. b, pastor. The services 10
daV win be conducted by the Rev X
Cn0ner Bailey ii Springville. Subject Tor
sermon in forenoon at IL o'clock Will es
''JJse of the Promises. In the evening
at S O'Clock, Elisha an Example tor Men
of TODAY" Sunday school at l2:l5 noon
Northwest sunday school. $40 West North
Temple street, at i:S0 p m; Junior chris
tan Endeavor at p. m; Y. 7. D Z. Z, a.
Gas o. m; Wednesday evening pray q
ties of Christians References Romans
chap. u, V. I6-A; also Ephesians. CHAP
6. v. 10 All are cordially invited TO THESE
services
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st. Marks Cathedral.--Rt Rev Bishop
Leonard. S. T. D. Very Rev. Dean Eddie,
B. D. Sixth Sunday after Trinity, July
2. s a. m, holy communion; 9;49 a, m.
Sunday school; IL a. m, morning prayer
and sermon; offertOry, baritone SOLO oy
MIR Week S D. m, evening prayer niI .
of A series OF addresses on the churcn OF
modern missions, the subject Delng'
China, the Shadow on the World 0i,
fertorv anthem. Judge Me, o God,
1RncI5 The public is cordially invited
10 the services. All seats free
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TONIGHT AT sALTAIR.

Hdison's Vitascope Opens an Indef-
mite Engagement Tonight
Tonight at Saltair Beach the famous
yitascope company opens an engage
ment at this popular resort and viii
give one of the best exhibitions of NOV
ing pictures and stereopticon views
ever displayed in the west The sub
iects are all new and up 10 date
The Vitascope is the best moving
picture machine and the films are o.
the best
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Church ANNOUNCEMENTS.

First Baptist Church.-Corner second
South and Second West Rev. II B. Steel
man, pastor. Services at II a m. and )
p. m; Sunday school at 12-l5 p m; B. Y
z. L. at o. m; Wednesday evening ser
vice at S p. m. A cordial welcome TO all.
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At a meeting of company c. Fir.
infantry. y. G. u. the following resell
lions of sympathy for the loss bv das-L
of Corporal E. J. Corbett of that CON-
many were unanimously adopted.
Whereas. Almighty God has seen A.
in his infinite wisdom and justice -
take from us our beloved friend ana
fellow soldier. Edward J. COrbett M
the officers and men of COMPANY -
First infantry. National Guard of TTtsL
ioin hands and hearts in expressing 70
the bereaved family our deepest SYN
pathy for the loss of their noble SON
Resolved. That a copy of these raSo
buttons be spread on the records of an.
company and also be published in rbs
CITY PAPERS
Respectfully submitted,
LIEUT. JAS TERRY.
SERGT- ROYAL G. Poor.
CORP. WIN. PEARSON
PRIVATE ROY FROST
Committee
Read the Lace House Summer Cash
Clearing Sale ad, on page 20,
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St PauFs Church.-Main and Fourth
South streets. Rev. Ellis Bishop, rector ;
Rev. w. Daunt Scott, curate- July =,
sixth Sunday after Trinity: 5 80 a m, holy
communion; Gas a. M, Sunday school; IL
a. m, morning prayer and sermon; p
m, evening prayer. Wednesday. July .,
St James day: IL a m. holy commun-
munion; 7:30 D. m, evening prayer; p
m. Sunday school teachers in rector 5
study.
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Tiff NJ. E. Church.-Cornor Ninth East
and First South. Joel A. smith pastor;
Bishop c. H. Fowler, ID, LII, II -. o. 81
Buffalo. N Y, viii be present az inc -. -
in the morning ministrations. The con
gregation will be delighted in meeting LIS. Iiils
noted minister of the cnurch. III, Ie
Power of Your Tongue viii be the SUD
iact as presented by the pastor at p m
a pleasant musical programme IN connec-
ton with the services.
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St Mary's Cathedral-DlVIne services.
First mass at 3 O'Clock; second mass al
8 o'clock; Sunday school, $50; high mass
and sermon at Il o'clock; vespers and
henedictiOn. 1870; mass and sermon at st
Patricks at ! O'Clock.
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Central Christian.-Corner Third East
and Fourth South streets, Rev W. h
Bagby, pastor. Sunday school at t., g;4S a.
te1nber / Morning subject, Our Great
High Priest" Night services discontinued
till September l.
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Resolutions of sYmpatbu

evening. Services at $50. Subject ..rs.
Shalt Love the Lord Thy God AAo'
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Burlington Chapel.-Corner Indiana ay-
enue and Navajo street Preaching at II
a. m. and p. m; Sunday school at S;lo
p. m; Friday evening service at clock
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Northern Utah and Idaho

Corresponding low rates to marv
other points and from all points in
Utah. For full particulars see O. S. L.
agents. City ticket Office, 20l Main s.
Read the Lace House Summer Cash
Clearing Sale ad. on page 20.
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East Side Baptist Ghurch--Rev. E H
Shonk. Morning service, subject: God 5
Arm" Mr. NJ NJ. McCorkle viii sing a
baritone solo in the morning Evening
theme. "A Good Man Arrested" Mrs
Drew will sing during the evening.
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St. PauPs Associate Mission.-Rector,
Rev. Ellis Bishop; associates, Rev W.
Daunt Scott, Rev. James II. Cox, Rev
O. st. John Scott. July %, fifth Sunday
after Trinity.
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st. Peters Chapel-Fourth North and
Fifth West streets Rev. W. Daunt
Scott, vicar. $50 p. m, Sunday school,;
4:30 p. m, evening prayer.
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Rio Grande Chapel-Second South, be
tween Ninth and Tenth West Sunday
school at $3.50 D. m
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Universal Notwithstanding soPIleai
society in America international Broths fIS
bocS Ie 80 Lodge No. 81, room al, 4lS
Dooly block Meeting at p. m anS
e,1eninar will be devoted to questions quo Sl
s s',sniaTs = / meeting on "Wednesday
ais n m. The library open az lnee 81
meetings for the loan and eAchdiis0 -
books. All are welcome
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Church of Christ Scientist.-Holdsr ser
vices in us church edifice at $50 East
Third South street as follows; Suiio q;
school 10 a m: church service, II a III
Subject. Lave Each Wednesday
evening at o'clock the wednesday even en-
ing meeting is held TO listen to the te eI,7
monies of the healing OF slckhSss s -,
sin. Free reading room open dairy lto III
10 a. m. to D. m also in the evening on
/ the ground floor of the ManltoG, -
kindly welcome to all these meetings.
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Miss Belle Richards. daughter of state
Auditor Richards. will address the con-
gregation in the Twelfth ward chapel this
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second Church of Christ. scientist, r hota
their services at 1870 Ninth n, E sal We'd
Sunday, II a m. SuoJeeI o'clock.
al made welcome
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swedish Lutheran lions Chureh'-EEsesstt
ner Second South and o to.sn IN,
street, sure 7..5 SerN me- sunday school at l.
noon. p. Z. Aslev, pastor
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St Johns ChapeL-Perkin's addition.
Mr.. +. F. Kraft. lay reader. 5 p m,
Sunday school.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church.-kev;;
Richard Wake will preach at II a. 10. anu
ar Sn m Morning subject, Splr1tual
Gifts Evening topic, sabbath Laws
Divine and Human.
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German Lutheran.---Swedsisn. .o LSsi-e and
church. corner Of Second S 20 y. m
Foufcn # ian n. m. H. Holman, pastor. =
H street.
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thirteenth and thirty?" Order O. sI,b Eesl !.
class meets SUNDAY at !. P m An are in
rs Medicine . Failure 75,..a II worship,
vited No collections; iaNO
2sl5 West First South
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Holy Trinity English Lutheran Snt Ilio 4
@ Sweinsberg, pastor No service today
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OUTING EXCURSION.

Read the Lace House Summer Cash
Clearing Sale ad. on page 20
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St Andrews Mission.-Harker'S Han.
Murray. Rev. James H Cox, vicar $3.50
p. m, Sunday school.
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Preaching services in the EeotsS ss9.1d
bnrcb ~ fatter-day Saints, East S502 IA
South street sunday at u a III H. =. M.
%. m; Scandinavian services
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Mill Creek AIission-Wilbor school
house. $3.50 p. m, Sunday school and
eVenSOng.
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First congregational - Corner First
South and Fourth East. Rev Clarence I
Brown, pastor. Public worship at Ii
o'clock Sermon this morning by the Rev
DR.. Ingersoll, an eminent divine of Brook
lyn. Sunday school at 1880. Y. 2.
S. c. h. at 6:45. All invited No other
evening service.
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Universal Friends Magdalen Home,
affiliated with the Sun Worship Temple
assOciat ton, Prince Ra-Gata of Bactara,
founder. Meetings held regularly every
Sunday at o. m, ROmmema Z. Paul
overseer and teacher. Rev. DIR. Ottoman
ZaradauSht HaniSh. Of the El-Kharman
Temple university, will speak on the sub
iect: The Life and Mission of Jesus, or
Where Was Jesus Between the Ages of
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Truth Center viii hold service at, Il
a. m. today at Madame Thiessen's@ par
lOrs, 302 Constitution building. Every
body welcome Topic for today; THE
Inner Kingdom" Thursday at p. M,
mid-week meeting at Mr. Broughton' s
home, II Willard court. Sixth South.
The subject viii be: True Freedom -
Everybody welcome.
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Y. NJ. c. A.-Corner Main and First
South streets. Mr.. George Wanless ad-
dresses the mems meeting today at p.
m. All men are invited.
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ST. Mary's Hospital Chapel.-Sixth
Sunday after Trinity. Holy communion,
100 a.. m; evening service, 6:15; daily
evening prayer. ella. Rev. d. Douglas
Wallace, vicar.
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First Presbyterian Church. - Second
South and Second East. William NJ. Pa
den, D. D., minister; II. w Block. assist
ant minister. Morning service, IL a. m. !;
Living Stones Like Peter" Evening
service, s p. m, THE Keys OF Christian
ity." DR. Paden breaches al both ser
vices c. E., e:45 p. m; Sunday school,
1890 .. m; Wednesday evening prayer
meeting. 7:45 p. m.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-08
266
AMOR SIN NoMBRE

Ell 0dio muerte simulaba ser su di-
visa, odio negro, reconcentrado y fu-
TiOsO hacia una criatura que no habia
tenidO mas pecado que ell de entregar-
le & Ell su coraz6n y su vida.
Els impossible concebir un hombre
tan perverso y corTompido como ell
Oonde de MaillOt.
Sin la mas ligera idea de los dulces
deberes que lie ligaban con Evira, re-
cOrdaba con ferocidad ell malhadado dia
en- que habia undo sus destinos a los de
ella, cuando fuera, en- el gran mundo,
encontraba diariamente una mujer her.
mosa y perfecta que le sonreia, que le
amaba, y que, dltimamente, le cansa-
ba J aburria, 1esprendiendose de ella
con t0da facilidad.
No podia darse cuenta de como ha-
bia llegado q un c0lmo tai de .imbeci-
lidad que estimara como question de
vida 8 muerte ell carino 8 el desvio de
ElVira, y mncho menos ell que ileVara
q esta ante ell altar de Dios, para con-
sagrar ALI un amor Y I'm afecto que 4
los pocos dias no iban q kacerle falta
ninRuna.
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]. RENAUD DE v1ENNEs 267

El proceder del Conde de Maillot
estaba explicado dentro de su cliterio
y de sus sentimientos; nuncaa nte los
sentimientos y ell criterio de los hom-
bres honrados.
El COnde de MaiIlot podia tambien
constituir objetO de estudiO por parte
de sus inclinaciones al juego y a la be-
bida, en- cuy0 asDecto habia tambien
proporcionado a la sociedad mejicana
repetidas ocasi0nes de admiration,
poique tambien ell vicio alcanza gi-
gantescas medidas que lie hacen acree-
dor, por decirlo asi, al asombro y q la
extrafeza general
PerO tantO en- este caminO como an
los demas, siempre podia hallarse al
Conde de Maillot plenamente satisfe
chO de 81 mismo.
Su extraordinari0 cinism0 s0l:citaba
un APPLAUSE para sus desafupI zos y es-
cardal0s, v0lviendO la espalda al p(I-
blico en- son despreciativo cuando 70 le
Otorgaba aquel.
Las hazafas del gran senior deban
ser reidas y comentadas favorablemen-
te siempre, so pena de que Sc encaIa-
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Sc VENDE un qLitrin acabado de reci-
bir de Ohio con cabida para tres perSOnas.
Sc admite dinelo Sc Gambia por un buen
caballo de coche un par de vacas de leche.
Para informes !: Cochera de Pancho Her
nandez Marina lrante al tranyia.
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NOTAS.-La isla de Curacao, .si-
tuada al Surde la de Puerto Rico, ofre-
ce los puertorriquefos analogas con-
diciones climatol6gicas que esta.
Ell viaje de Puerto-RicO Curacao
60 de un dia Y medic.
Para mas informes, dirigirse al lSr.
Inspector de Instruction Pnbhca Dr'
Enriaue Huyke en- Arroyo, y al ''Bo-
letin Mercantil," San Juan.
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FUR SALE. One American saddle In
good condition and very light. Address
for particular u. E. V. E. CO. Boletln
Mercantil.
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Intercs personal.
Want Column.

A fine saddle horse of the best Porto
Rican breed, and seven ''cuartas " in height.
Price 5 $50. Those wishing to see the hor'
Sc will please address L. d. Post office,
Box G.