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comMERcEA1 RELATIONS OF U. s.
Development of Trade in American
 Machinery in Western France.

l Washington, June 2.--In further se-
 ries of extracts from the forthcoming volume 2 of commercial relations deal- | ing with United States trade in France ! Consul Brittan of Nantes, notes the de- velopment of the trade in American l machinery in western France. During | the past season, he says, about eight | hundred reapers, mowers and horse hay | rakes arrived at that port. American | mowers give good satisfaction, and the increased prices asked for farm labor will stimulate the sale of such machin-
 cry in the future. The American now
 CT was common sight in the hay fields last summer In regard to the advan- tage gained by exhibiting machines the consul says:
 Last month a representative or a
 New England factory made an exhibi- tion of meat choppers in one of the Man.
 tes stores and during the afternoon
 about twenty of various sizes were sold.
 The Nantes house has since sold more
 than two hundred of these machines.
 If some company were to make an ex-
 hibit of wringers and show their work
 ing l am satisfied it would be found profitable enterprise. There are no
 wringers sold or offered for sale here, with the exception of few heavy Eng fish machines"
 Consul Covert, of Lyons, says: "The houses of this district which some years ago furnished fine French hardware to the United States have almost entirely lost that trade within the last two de- cades, and they are enabled to hold their own market here only by pro- tective tariff. American stoves find a steady market here. American saws and other wood cutting instruments are pronounced the best in the world. Az ricultural implements of American pat tern and bearing an American name are met with in every county fair and are highly prized.""
 Consul Tourgee, of Bordeaux, says: "The fastest time made by any railway, it is said, Is on the road between this city and Bayonne, where a run of 123 miles is made every day ir 12s minutes. It is quite to the credit of American mechanics that the honor of making this run is accorded to American loco- motives"
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Telegraph Hricfs

1 McKcesport, Pa., June 2.--By q collision
 between Il car on the United Traction com l pany's line and Il train on the McKeespor | and Ex-Governor branch of the Pittsburl | and Lake Erie railroad at McKeesport to | day, nine persons were more or less serious l ly injured, one perhaps fatally. | Erie, Pa, June 2.-While driving across | the tracks of the Lake Shore railroad q; | Northeast, sixteen miles east of Erie today Hugh Walters and Michael Findlcy were killed and Bruce Hasett fatally injured Their rig was struck by the fast mall going at terrific speed. Tho men all lived at Findleys Lake. N. J., and were on their way home.
 New York. June 2.-Rlchard C. McCor- mick died at his home in Jamaica, l.. l., to-
 day. He was born in this city in 1892. In 1866 ho was appointed territorial governor of Arizona. He served in this capacity
 until 1859, He was assistant secretary of the United States treasury in 18T7-S and WAS elected to congress Ill 1866, serving one-term. He served as the United States representative at the Paris exposition of 1889. He married a daughter of the late Governor Thurman of Ohio. She survives him.
 New York, June 2.-Joln R. Lord, receiv- CT of the William r. Miller 520 per cent Franklin syndicate, for promoting which Miller was sentenced to ten years at hard labor In Sing Sing prison, has been author ized by United States Judge Thomas to pay to the creditors of the concern dividend ment Is to be made on Tuesday, June Il, in the United States district court in tue Fed eral buldiH. Brooklyn, the gross amount being S2S7 0OO
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many bitterly contested events the west issued winner. Summary: Supremacy stakes, half mile, amateur Won by John Bedell Lynbrook, L. l.; George c. Schreiber, New York city, second; R. A. Brooks, New York city, third. Time, 1:1S45. Thriller dash, quarter mile, profes- sional, flying start-Won by Frank Kramer, East Orange, N. J.; Floyd Me- Farland, San Jose, Cal, second; Johnny Fisher, Chicago, third disqualified by referee, place given to H. B. Freeman, Portland Oregon). Time, 27 4-5 sec onds.
 Three-cornered match re.ce, best two in three heats, paced by single wheels First heat won by John Bedell, Lyn- brook, IL l.; Charlie Schlee, Newark. N. J.. second; George c. Schreiber, New York city. third. Time 2:o9 1-5.
 Second heat-Won by Charlie Schlee, Newark; John Bedell, second; George c. Schreiber, third. Time, 2:19 4-5.
 Third heat and race-Won by Char lie Schlee; John Bedell, second Time, 2:2O.
 Park handicap, one mile, amateur Won by Menus Bedell, Lynbrook l.. I. (S0 yards); A. Berriman, New York city (S0 yards), second; Charles Elsie, New ark GOO yards) third. Time, 200 1-5.
 May Day stakes, five mile handicap, professional-Wo by Howard B. Free man. Portland, Oregon (50 yards) Tom Cooper, Detroit (scratch), second; Floyd Mcfarland, San Jose (scratch), third. Time, 11:02 3-5.
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TOR HIS WIPES MURDI
Kansns Mnm Arrested Death of n Rcla'
 tive Insured for sso,0oo

|
 Kansas City, Mo, June 2.-w. Fl. Klensmre, whose wife was yesterday
 found murdered near their home In Hol- l ton, Kas., buried in a shallow trench, was arrested in Kansas City, Kas., to- day. Marks on the body. which is be- | Iieved to have been buried since May 19. indicated that her skull had been crushed with club and suspicion was
 directed against the husband who dis appeared on that date
 When arrested to-day Klensmre was as he said, for Holton. When told that he was wanted on suspicion of murder
 ing his wife, he refused for a time to talk. Then he declared that his wife had committed suicide on May 12 On the following morning, he said, when he found the body hanging from the rafters in their house he took it to the trench and buried it. Klensmire denied that he had murdered his wife, and af- ter making this brief admission refused to talk further. He was taken to To- peka tonight
 Klensmlre was supposed to have gone to Teas, but 1t appears that de- teotives who have been working on the case, traced him to Kansas City yes- terday Friday last one of the. Klens mire children in Holton received tele- gram from Texas and apparently from the father stating that Mrs. Klensmire had died there of yellow fever. Fol- lowing the finding of the body, the mys- terious murder in 1892 of Paul Swetlick, Mrs. Klensmire's brother. who carried $50, 0OOO life insurance in favor of the Klensmires, was brought forth as sus- picious circumstance and this led to Klenmires' mysterious appear ance with the killing of his wife.
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 RAGING AT vAILSBURG.

East Meets West on the Track-Thril
 ling Contests.
 New York. June 2.-East met west at the vaisburg track to-day and thrill ling cycling racing resulted. McFar- land Cooper, Freeman and Downing battled for the west; Kramer, Corbett. Fisher Kimble, Jacobson and Krelis for the east. Out of the conflict of
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short Skirts.

Short Skirts.
 Lonsdale cambrics and fine cotton Skirts, some trimmed with hamburg, others with clusters of tucls. Regular soc
 Sale price 36c. Long Skirts.
 Fine Lonsdale cam bri c Skirts, with twenty-irch u1n- brella ruffle, elaborately tri1n- med with six rows of fine Val. insertion and lace edge; others with broad torchon insertion and edge, also the extra wide skirt with double cluster of tucks and wide hamburg edge. Regular $2.25.
 Sale price T.75. Long Skirts.
 An excellent line of lace and hamburg trimmed skirts \ some with point de parie, honiton, Val, duchess and good imitation of renaissance lace. Prices range from SIPS to $1o.5o each. Sale prices
 from 95c to sS.45 Gowns.
 A big assortment of fine gowns, square and circular neck, trimmed with fine lace and hamburg. Regular price $1.oo. Sale price 75c Corset Covers.
 French style or tight fitting, low round neck or V shape, prettily trimmed with lace or hamburg. Regular 25c.
 Sale price l9c each
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YALE Br- CENTENNIAL.

to learn of boarding houses and private dwellings in which visitors who come to New Haven for the celebration, October 20- 23, may rent rooms, either with or without table board. The addresses of furnished houses which may be rented at the same time will also be welcome
 Those who have my Information to give regarding accommodations are requested 10 communicate by mail with the chairman of the Committee, HENRY W. FARNAM, 43 Hillhouse Avenue. New Haven. Conn.
 ip1
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BETWEEN 13S Temple and the corner of Chapel and State streets. diamond min. Suitable reward if returned to
 jel 2t 138 TEMPLE SIT
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Gowns.

Gowns. Fine cotton and cambric gowns, full length aud width, square neck, helnstitched ruff fes and baby ribbons; others with torchon lace and inser- tions. Regular 8oc.
 Sale price zoe Chenises.
 All styles, from the plain good cotton, to the dainty nainsook ones, elaborately trimmed with fine 1aces and pretty ribbons. All at Sale Prices Drawers.
 Fruit of the loom cotton drawers with wide hemstitclied rufles 1; others with clusters of tucks and wide he1nstitched hem. Regula price 25c. Sale price l0c pr Drawers.
 Lonsda1e cambric and fine cot ton drawers, with two rows of Pt- de Parie insertion and wide lace edge; others with fine torchon lace and good hamburg edgings. Reg ular price soc and 69c.
 Sale prices 36c and soc Short Skirts.
 Fruit of the loom cotton skirts, wide hemstitched ruffle, full width. Regular price 2oc.
 Sale price 2lc each Bridal Sets.
 Made of cambric and fine nain- sock, trimmed with honiton, Val, point de parie and duchess; also fine matched hamburg sets.
 See window display.
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FOR RENT.
rOR RENT OR SALE

Tho frst-class residence. 109 YORK ST., IS rooms, all modern Improvements, hot and cold water in each room: two water closets, laundry, new heater, fine range; all in perfect repair.
 splendid location for physician, dress maker milliner, or for renting rooms, or private residenSe u Inpq4qhlre at lo5 YORK
 my23 7G0 Chapel street.
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Sale of Fine rluslin Underwear.

TWICE year sacrifice all profits and sell great quant. 1 ties of Muslin Underwear at SALE PRICES. This happy and appreciative event will begin
 Tlonday Morning at Opening Hour, With This
 DIFFERENCE from rlost Underwear Sales: Our underwear bargains skmped material and cheap y put together but actual bargains-rea frstclas gar nents at less than their ordinary selling prces-sometes bought at sacrifice but oener reduced from stock
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TO LET.
FOB SALE.

LARGE room, top floor; club or light house keeping. THE GEORGE H. FORD COM PANY. my0 If
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TO close an estate, the house No. 356 Or ange street, just above Grove street. The lot Is 75 feet by 150 feet, Inquire. of
 CHAS. A. WHITE, Executor, my10 If 60 Church street.
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Hamburg-American Line.

TWIN-SCREN EXPRESS SERVICE. PLYMOUTH CHER1OURG-HAMB
 F. BISMARCK, JUNE G. 10 A. M. A. Victoria, June 20IF. Bismarck July 4 pAssENG SERVICE PLYMOUTH -CHERBOURG-HAM Patricia, June S"Bulgaria, June 22 Waldersce, June 15Pennsylvania, July 1
 "For Hamburg direct.
 Hamburg Amer. LtMe, 37 Is'way, N Y. Thos. H. Pease < Son, 1O2 Church street; NJ. Zunder & Son. 249-25l State street, NJ. B. Newton x Co.,. New Haven. fe7
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FOR RENT.

HOUSE IFS Olive street. 15 rooms. all improvements; location unsurpassed. In. Quire at law office of
 JACOB B. ULLMAN, apl2 If AIS Exchange Building.
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Shore Cottages for Rent

Two modern Cottages at savin Rock, To- cated on Beach street on the water side. All improvements, including gas range.
 w. D. HUDSON,
 Room 8, SeS CHAPEL STREET.
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.TO RENT,

AT Madison, Conn, Summer Residence fully furnished; twelve rooms and bath; modern conveniences; privileges private sea bathing pavilion included. Apply
 JOHN O'BRTEN, 401 Crown street, my20 14tp New Haven.
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FOR RENT.
LOST,

PRIVATE barn to rent.
 je3 Ftp 1305 CHAPEL. ST.
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TORRENT.

HOUSE No. 459 Orange street, 13 rooms, modern Improvements, ill drst-class con dition. F. J. CRONAN,
 my10 If 4Q Church street.
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WANTED.
vANTEU.

BEST domestic help Of all nationaliftsSS Ior city and country. Cooks, waitressss. ete., may here obtain good aituations. N at this home office. '-ou'v o1ss lt Wish dsn, F years experience, we endeavor t6
 MRS. M. N, BABE,
 SNLECT EMPLOYMENT oErYr,o I 126 COURT STREET, INear tlrnncSA @
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geal Estate.

FOR SALE, HOUSE @ 1631 Chapel street, II rooms, @tU00, on easy terms. Apply ny21 If 1920 CHAPEL ST,
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aMan1s.
One cent word for each insertion < rye cents a word for full week. seven times N TN
WANTED.
NAMED

S,u ,roit ALTON as maid and seamstress ana
 ia3 un ihfailu. FAIRLY, XVI -'' - .so -e0 2S Edwards strset.
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WANTEIl.

BEST Swedish and German servonta afS
 ai, anA secured N here Employment Aesncy,
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WANTEip,

OWrk, " SSuerui l0u6e~1 my2S It S1 Arrnrypo,, u,,, <
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MRS. 8. A. GLApwIN.s

T7--11 N41AR W11N 7777g777 .A Employment Agency, As5 !02 ORANGE ST., Bowditch Bulidlna. ru6d 4,5. Headauarters for the best situstion7i 10 years experience. Coachmcn' Hri{ hands, porters girls for general hOusew6tf3 waltresses. gardeners, cooks, lauhdFssS(ls others needing situations, should snnisz and those requiring superior help cSh
 furnished at the above 0flce Getman dH% English spoken. 7T7 o1I s$
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NURSE wishes to attend inyalid. co,ntv
 vr S1 sSn1ore, June and July. Address M s'l ny z1 UP NURSE, this ofaea x
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INVESTMENT.

EQUITY for sale; S10,O00.Oo legitimate equity in magnificent 4-story brick, six family apartment house. All the modern improvements, steam heat. Always well rented; good paying income property.
 je3 1t P. o. BOX 1474
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Drawers.
Short Skirts.

Fruit of the loom cotton skirts, wide henstitched ruffle, full width. Regular price 2oc.
 Sale price 2lc each
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WANrAD,

nUUhikEEPER os,i ,iaEPER with four or five years
 fect.,r ftvrGe TOT position of trust with man,s.s age. p pa1S' n' Un UTet Fl years Of my3O It '" DhA WEIR 70, fE92g
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WAN,rEu

REST help for any kind of work cang eS ways be secured here. with our ions s2 ssatoilshed stot and largest businesa in t62 have. more and better help thSn csn
 found elsewhere. We know, and hnVS' dl2S; carded, most of the useless clasS; afr N Dody knows that this ls the most rsl|Skl3 ployment Agency. 77b CHAPET 6TI fl S
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WANTED, fESiIiON by intelligent exnar,ercs,t ,t fef 3In BOX 1927. -S---2H-- -S---2H City postofHca #
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WAN IEJ. M A IApABLE man of good address fo saiYs sgcur,ties; or un salary; give full particulars.
 ny27 It F. n tb,. ca,.. 1;s
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WANTED,

WANTED.
 uihL na Tor factory office work; mnst hs ,a,., < PPenniah Pe and good ut figures: wonIa Ig svv0a nss some kneMlss1eo kgn ssaool df graduate and one with n own handwriting, statinr pay exnn, nadsess VI Y \, U DRAWER q ggisWusS
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WANINn,

AN experienced man in tha m..4 .lI
 ay ceTy business. Apply 10 $. W AitT Wrrffs4 ft3, ooHI' lof4 Chapel street. r,y2e 4f z
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-06-06

t Mt1'e er inc name in the blank space under
IA Iin nT name OF the candidate for the
o onrc Inc ballot should not be marked in
Ii ~ oCnet manner. If the ballot be spoiled
~ III must oe returned TO the ballot clerk, who
naost issue another in its stead, but not
Wy Wy lnan three in all TO any one voter.
- I'VE minutes time is allowed in booth
ro, iis,t pallot. Unofficial ballots or memo
thanutH TO assist the voter in marking his
pa ball l can be taken into the booth and may
pe USED 10 copy from. The ballot must not
3e SHOWN so that any person can see how
~ mas been marked by tho voter. After it
- - tafked II should be folded so that the
90 i, canIlot De seem but so that the print
gu Endorsements and signatures of the bal
toI clerks on the outside may be seen Then
me voter should pass our Of the booth or
CoLlpaFtnent, give his name TO the inspec-
Lor IN charge of the ballot box hand him
nls paiot to be placed in the box and pass
o 3 OF the voting place. A voter who de-
cures TO the presiding officer that he is I'M
ape ape 70 READ. or that by reason of physical
ulsaPlHty he Is unable to mark his ballot,
c;n nave assistance of one or two election
oIhcerS IN marking the same. to be chosen
oy the voter; and if he declares that he is
LotalN nhnd, he may he assisted by any
person CHOSEN by him from among the legal
voters r,In or me county. The presiding officer
may ADMINISTER an oath in his discretion,
as 70 such persons disability The party
deslgnatlonS and candidates for the differ
ent oLnceS are for example. as follows: in
sert list of party designations and candi-
dates
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INFORMATION\TO VOTERS.

The following instructions are given for
the information and guidance Of voters. A
voter upon entering the polling place and
giving his name and residence, will receive
a ballot from the ballot clerk which must
have endorsed thereon the names or initials
of both ballot clerks, and no other ballot
can be used. Upon receiving his ballot, the
voter must retire alone to a booth or COM
partment and prepare the same for voting.
4 ballot clerk may inform the voter as to
the proper manner of marking d ballot, but
he must not advise or indicate in any man
ner whom to vote for. If 1t be a general
election these words are to follow: the voter
if he wishes to vote for all the candidates
nominated by any party should make a
cross mark X under the party designation
printed at the top of the ballot in the circle
made for that purpose. A ballot so marked,
and having To other mark, will be counted
for ali the candidates Of that party in the
column underneath. unless the names Of
some of the candidates of the party have
been erased or q cross mark be placed in
the square under the name or at any place
in the space occupied by the name or names
of candidates in another column, and will
he counted for anv name written In lieu OF
one ased. If the voter wishes to vote for
some of the candidates of different political
PARTIES he should make a cross mark under
The name of each candidate he desires to
vote for or at any place within the space
in which the name is printed. II he wishes
to vote for 4 person for certain office
whose name is not on the ballot, he must
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ELECTION NOTICE. r


Office of ............... Clerk.
- q.
To the electors Of ............ county or city:
Notice is hereby given that general cleo
ton or judicial or city. or school, or special,
or judicial and city election, as the case may
be, is to be held in the several towns, wards
and election precincts in the county city
dav of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., H., at which
Ine officers named below are to be chosen.
The names of the candidate for each office
to be voted for, whose nominations have
been certified to this office, are given oppo-
site the title of the office and under the APP
pr0~riate party or other designation, each
in its proper column, and the questions sub
mittnd TO q vote are stated below.
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fPnhIished MAY %, 1901.

CHAPTER rs,
ACT relating TO cities. and fixing the
terms of certain city offices
@ peoDIe of the State of Wisconsin rep
eSent6i in senate aud assembly do enact
$ follows
Section |. In cities of the second. third
d fourth classes the terms of office OF all
Y otHcars hereafter chosen by the cleo
rs. eXcenr aldermen In cities governed by
ecial charter. shall be two years pro-
ded, that this act shall not affect the term
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amended by striking out the figures 1897
IN line eight thereof and in place thereof
inserting the figures. "17z2, so that when
amended said section shall read as follows:
Nine or more persons, residents of the state
OF Wisconsin. may form corporation for
Tue purpose of making insurance upon the
hVes or health of individuals and every in
surance appertaining thereto or connected
herewith on the stipulated premium plan
as defined and regulated in this act, by
complying with section 1872 of the statutes
OF 1898, and any such corporation, company
or association NAV incorporate with cap
ltal stock of not less than fifty thousand
collars Or upon the mutual plan as shall
be proviued in the articles of incorporation.
Section 2. That said chapter 270 of the
laws of 1899 shall be construed the same as
though it had been originally passed as
amended by this act except that no cor
porate right or privilege heretofore acquired
unHer the provisions of that act or any part
thereof, shall be held to be hereby taken
away or inyalia5ted and no subsequent act
shall be construed as amending, repeating
0" modifying said chapter 270 of the laws
OF 1889 or any part thereof. unless that act
shall be therein mentioned and the inten-
ton TO aTect 1t specifically expressed.
Section s. This act shall taffe effect and
be in force, from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved May a. 1901
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Published avn %, 1901.

CHAPTEK 40.
AN ACT to create the office. of county SUI
nervisor of assessment, with power to SUI
Dervise aud investigate the work of all
local assessors in the county.
The neoDle of the State of Wisconsin rep
resented in senate and assembly do enact
as olows:
Section l. The county board of all coun-
ties at the annual session in November in
1901 and every third year thereafter, SHAH
elect a county supervisor of assessment VINO
sbolI hold his office for three years from
the first Monday in January following such