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6oc Cheney
 FOulardS 44C.

Satin Face and plain twill, printed in all sorts of pretty scrolls and designs, also many in the popular polka dots every yard this seasons goods.
 Up-to-date dressers are laying in a stock for shirt-waist suits, which are to be the proper thing this summer-24 inches wide and gives excellent wear.
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SI. 2s Crash Petticoats 77c

Neat-looking, good wearing petticoats of crash, made with deep gathered founce finished with narrow rufhe, strapped above; carefully made, neat stitching-a very comfortable petticoat for the hot days.
 Ask for the s TIL l. M A N TOOTH POWDER -- no safer tooth powder made. Made up from the formula of a dentist of skill and learning and long expe- rience. An excellent whitener of the teeth. Sold exclusively by us
 25c bottle
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w o ol Soap 4c cake.
2sc Perfumes 7c

Your favorite odor must be here 50 large a variety that almost any one may be suited. Wish we could tell you the makers name can't though, it makes trouble. Odors are:-
 Parsy Blossom, Sweet Pink, Apple Blossom, Vio1ets of Sicily, Italian Vio- let, Wood Violet, Stephanotis, Lily-of- the-Valley, White Lilac, White Violet, Jasmine, Sweet Pea, White Rose, New Mown Hay, White Heliotrope, Jockey Club, La France Rose,
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SI.25 Venetians
 80 cents.

Wish you would get sample and compare these good with those ln other stores at same price.
 It's the only way you can ap- preciate these beautiful lustrous satln-faced Venetians which we oHer you ln all the wanted colors oI the season-54 inches wide. we've heavily stocked, that's why we give them to you at this low price. Would make stunning tallor-made suits.
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"Arnold's' Knit
 Serviette Napkin

Unquestionably superior to all others. Very soft of texture, easily washed, and of great sanitary merit. To each purchaser of one half dozen napkins, Serviette Belt will be presented gratis.
 sl.68 per dozen Special Demonstration of the 'sArnold" Goods. all this week at the Infants Department, rear of store.
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Aoc Corded Wash Silks 36c.

Very desirable, because so easily 1aundered, for shirt waists, In all white and black also yellow and white which is so much called for. Every other color combination you can think of.
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Tailored Suits Won't Last Long.

Business has taken big jump in this department during this suit sale, and everybody's happy. We never had so many people say such nice things before. Ought to, you certainly are getting the greatest money worth in these garments we ever saw or heard of before.
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sI,oo Kid Gloves 79c pr.

2-clasp Glace and Suede Cloves in all the newest Spring shades, also black and white-in newest effects and embroideries-a glove that we consider a bargain at the regular price.
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S1. SO English Top Cloth 98c.

The most wonderful seller we have had this season. Much in demand for walking skirts because it requires no lining-54 inches wide, deep rich black. Ask to see it4when in the store.
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S2, % Muslin Skirts SI.I9

Of Lonsdale cambric made with deep hounce trimmed with hen- stitched tucks, others with founce of French or openwork embroi- dery.
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Of Lonsdale canbric and lace
 stried muslin ", square and round neck, trimmed with fine tucks, lace and embroidery inser- ions and edges-excellent value.
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Girls $1, a5 Wash Dresses 95c

Children's clothes cost much time and strength; and many mothers have learned by experl- ence the advantage of using this well-equipped department ot ours, which gives the youngsters just as good clothes, Gf not prettier) and a much better mother.
 A new lot of those dainty little dresses of striped percales with large sailor collar and cuffs of white pique. Everyday price SIPS SOC
 Also a very handsome line of dresses in percale, dimity, duck and mercerized gingham, made in blouse and guimp effect-dainty trimmings of lace and white pique
 $l.5O to $2. 75 Misses and Children's Outer-garsa ments and cloth dresses reduced to one-half and less original prices-great bargains among them.
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Chlldren's Silk Finish Stocking.
 I2Lc., regularly 2Scs

t,, /20'' foS ufaI1y zoCS These are quite remarkable stockings to be selling!at this price. First time we have offered them so low, may be the last. They are hne- ribbed, silk finished stockings, with high spliced heels and double soles-stockings of the most want ed sort for school wear.
 WOMEN'S AND CHILD REN'S SIOCkINGS-the r21ls cent kind
 Sc pr
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

DESIRABLE offices to let, from May 1st, Chapel corner State Street. GEORGE H. FORD co. a22 If
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PURE WATER.

lb gallon, 30c., gallons in demijohn, 35c. DISTILLED ARTESIAN WATER-G bot. ties, 40c., gallons in demijohn, 40c. The StiIlnan Water Co.,,
 151 COURT STREET.
 Telephone, 1422S. aS cod tf
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AFTER May 1, stone house 60 Wall Street, with or without stable. Inquire at office of WHITE. DAGGETT & TILSON, 42 Church Street. m1 cod It
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Handkerchiefs for Women
 and Children Z for 2Sc,

Women's fine lawn all-white hemstitched handkerchiefs, child ren's with white centers with dainty colored borders-would sbe good value at 5 cents each.
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12Hc Dress Ginghams 9c.

In the prettiest dress patterns you've ever seen-mostly stripes ali colors.
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MARINE LIST. ,4aGxE. PORT OF NEW HAVEN slaasl2

ARRIVED. Sch Hattie V. Kelsey, Rulon, Norfolk. Sch Expedite, Collins, New York. Sch Neptune Holbrook, New York. Sch Lucy, Wilton, New York. Sch Phoenix, Colins..s New York.
 CLEARED. Sch Onward. Miller. New York. Sch Keystone, Smith, New York. Sch Margaret Ann. Duffy, New York. Sch Susan, Mott, New York
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Wonder wat makes them trolley cars go?" unused Mrs. Reuben Way back
 ''I reckon" replied her husband. ''it must be what they call wire purin'.' I don't see nothin' else ter drag 'em along. '=-P Philadelphia Rl
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FARM WANTED,

WITH stock and tools in exchange for q nearly new Two Family House with modern conveniences we'll located and near electric cars, in this city. Would like grass farm suitable for raising stock, colts, etc. For full particulars, permit to see house, etc, please call or address GEORGE A, ISBELL, Masonic Temple New Haven, Conn. a22 If
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. BIDS FOR SUPPLIES FOR, PUBLIC
 SCHOOLS.
 Office of the Board of Education,
 21 Center Street,
 New Haven, Conn.,, May 15, 1902 Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Board of Education, 21 Center Street, New Haven, Conn, until Monday, June ?, 1902, at twelve o'clock noon, at which time they will be opened by the Committee on Schools, and the Committee on School Buildings, in public meeting, for furnishing supplies, including Fuel, Sta tionery, Printing, Drawing, Janitors' and other Miscellaneous Supplies. for the Public Schools of the New Haven City School Dis trict for the year beginning September 1, 1902
 Copies of specifications and forms of pro- posals may be obtained upon application to G. T. Hewlett, Clerk Board of Educa- tion, 21 Center Street, New Haven Conn., The right to reject any and all bids Is reserved.
 c. T. HEWLETT, m15 St Clerk Board of Education.
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FOR RENT.

BENCH room, with power and use of lathes, planer, etc, or two rooms 600 square feet, with power for light manu- facturing THE GRILLEY COMPANY, 424 State Street. m10 It
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Curtains-Reduced.

Genuine Madras Curtains, in the most exquisite color schemes suitable for dining room or library-reduced to half price.
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WOMEN'S VESTS-l5c instead of25c. Fine Jersey ribbed shaped vests, V-neck and sleeveless--a dainty little garment and we'll worth the regular price.
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We could sell them easily the regular prices but want Thursday are:-
  uckg Bishop tucked
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dd1a,rts.

One cent word for each insertion: i've cents word for full week. seven
 timea.
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COlOred Shirt Waists.
 $1OO regularly SIPS and $1.5O

Percthn looking bate gnghams,
  made in the
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Other upholstery bargains are:

Other upholstery bargains are: SILK GABLE CORDS-were 2oc-
 Now lOc yd MERCERIZED CABLE CORDS-were I5c- Now Sc yd SILK ThSSEL FRINGE-was 15c 25c-- Now Sc yd CLOVER LUSTRE EMBROIDERY-
 Now lc skein PILLOW TOP AND BACK-Now 1Oc ca
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FOR RENT.

STORE 1925 Chapel Street, corner Day.
 Apply at 1923 CHAPEL STREET. m27 If
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RENT FREE TO JUNE |,

49 MIDDLETowN AVENUE, whole house. II rooms. acres land $22: or first floor SIP, second floor S10, An ideal location , for poultry raising or vegetable garden. 5l GARDEN STREET, 1st floors. ,
 rooms, with water and gas, $15o0
 Other rents.
 EDW. VALLEY, DPS Chapel St. m13 It
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FOR RENT.

NO. 65 FRANKLIN STREET, near Chapel, whole building, 3 floors, with stable. Lot 5Ox1o0 Good location for laundry or light manufacturing. Rent low.
 F. VALLEY, DPS Chapel St. ml3 1t
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Mems Furnishings.

Mems Furnishings.
 You're geeting to like this de- pertinent more and more each day. Glad of it--For Thursday MEMS MADRAS SHIRTS-in all white and colored stripes-good value at 75 cents soc MEMS TICK SCARFS-in good style and colorings, mostly fgured-5o cent kind S3c MEMS SUSPENDERS.-in white and delicate colorings-Always 25c-- lSc W ol Soap 4c cake.
 The best of all soaps for wash ing all-wool fabrics - prevents shrinkage-also for the bath.
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FOR SALE OR RENT, HOUSE with barn at 23S Orchard Street. House has eleven rooms conveniently ar ranged, with modern conveniences. En- qulre on the premises of A, J. AAR MOUNT. m2S If
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LOST,

LADYs gold open-faced watch, long chain
 m15 2tp 2l7 SAINT ROMAN STREET
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WANTED
WANTED,

SITUATION to cook or do general house
 work. 533 EAST STREET. m16 1tp
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ANIDEAL PLACE ToL LIVE.

T I WILL sell my elegant home, T1S Orange Street, with every known upto date i'm provement that cost me $17,O00 Make an offer. Or will rent. JOHN ID. HEALY, 521 Grand Avenue. az If
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Patent Stove Brick are Cheapest.

District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court May 12, 1902 ESTATE of ISABELLA N. TROWBRIDGN
 late of Dresden, Saxony, owning prop-
 .erty in said District. deceased
 The Administrator having exhibited hjs administration account with said estate to this Court for allowance, 1t Is
 ORDERED That the 2d day of June. 1902, at two o'clock in the afternoon, at < Court of Probate to be held in New Haven. in said District, be and the same Is ap.. said account, and this Court directs fhst notice of the time and place of said hear ing be. given by publishing this order three times in some newspaper having circula- ton in said District.
 LIVINGSTON W. CLEAvBLAND.
 m13 3tp Judre.
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WANTED,

W AN TEU, ERRAND boy. Give age and references HARDWARE, Courier office. mI5 1tp
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girl to do general homework. Call after p. m., 1S2 NORTON STREET. m15 ftp
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DEATHS.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MAY 15 Sun Rises, 4.35 Moon Sets High Water Sun Sets, TOP 12J6 5;29 &. m.
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MRS. s. A. GL,ADWIN'S
 GNr,a ll

Employment Agency,
 102 ORANGE ST, Bowditch Building, room 40. Headquarters for best situations, Il years experience. Coachmen, farm hands, porters, girls for general housework, wait rlesses, gardeners, cooks, laundresses, house. needing situations should apply. The best Swedish and German help furnished with refsrences. German and English spoken.
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2sc Corset Covers l9c

PILLOW TOP AND BACK-Now
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WANTED,
 BEST Swedish and German servants ar0 all secured here. Employment Agency. qua If N. SHERMAN, 77b Chapel st.
 WANTED,
 FOR U. s. army, able-bodied unmarried men, between ages of 21 and 30; citizens of United States, of good character and temperate habits, who can speak. read and write English. For information apply to RECRUITING OFFICER, 890 Chapel Street, New Haven, Conn. a7 3taw tojeS0
 WANTED,
 BEST help for any kind of work can al. ways be secured here. with our long es-. abolished and largest business in the State. We can guarantee satisfaction. We have. more and better help than can ba found elsewhere. We know, and have dis carded, most of the useless class every body knows that this Is the most reliable place in the State. N. SHERMAN, Elm ployment Agency, ITS CHAPEL ST. te
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-20
A MURDERER's STATEMENT.
Writes Gov, TOole Declaring Himself
Innocent of Grimes Charged.

Deer Lodge, Mont, March Econ
vict Dotsou, who is awaiting the sem
tence Of death In the penitentiary here,
has made a remarkable statement TO
Gov. Toole, in which he declares his
innocence of the two murders with
which he is charged
The first murder that OF Eugene
Cullinane on Aug. 5, 1880 he asserts
was committed by oliver Benson and
Ellis Perslnger alone, he being In Hell
ena at the time. Benson's confession
Of the crime was that Benson remained
In hiding while Dotson and Persinger
murdered the old man.
The second murder in which Oliver
Dotson, father Of the condemned man,
was the victim, for plotting which Dot
son Is to be hanged It Is charged, was
done by James Macarthur, who was
hanged for the crime last September
Dotson was In for life for the first
crime and II was charged that Dotson
and MclIthur Matched plot within
the prison walls whereby Macarthur,
whose term was shortly 10 expire, was
to murder Dotson's father and pin a
purported confession on the body This
confession, Il was supposed would clear
Dotson OF the first crime and give him
his liberty.
Dotson makes the sensational state
ment that in the plot Macarthur was TO
kill Warden Conley, and attempt gem
eral release OF the convlcts. DotsOn
says through him this design was frus-
trated.
Dotson declares Macarthur confessed
TO him the murder OF man whose re-
mains were found near Central park In
1896. His name was Allen and his folks
resided In Wala Walla, Wash, Berry,
Bitter Root rancher Is also lmplicat-
ed In this murder.
A few days ago Gov. Toole refused
Dotson's appeal for clemency When
his last appeal was presented In Helena
today, the governor took immediate ac-
ton. He refused to act. and IN con-
Guiding his letter to D0tson, said
you need all the time possible 10
prepare for this melancholy event. II Is
lifting that | should act promptly. /
accordingly advise you that | find moth
Ing in your application to outweigh the
solemn verdict Of the Jury that tried
your case, or the unanimous opinion Of
the supreme court that you advised
and encouraged the murder OF your ia
Their"
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DECLINE or british SHIPPING
Lord Bercsiord Discusses II Befo, o
institute OF Naval Architects,

New York, March 2O.-Admiral Lord
Chas, Beresford, at dinner Of the in
sttute Of naval architects referred to
the decline In British shipping says the
Trlbune's London correspondent. Ten
years ago the British India company
had the largest tonnage the Messenger
les Maritlmes came next and the Pen
insular and oriental trade. Today the
Hamburg-Amerlcan line leads, with the
North German Lloyd second and Elder
& Dempster third, Ten years ago the
British mercantile marine formed 50 per
cent of the shipping world, but today
II accounted for only 60 per cent Prop
er preparations should he said, be
made for the protection Of England's
mercantile marine, He appealed to the.
nation to see that the naval reserve was
placed on more satisfactory footing
and then electrified tic audience by Dc.
claring that he should 60 to different
towns in the country and explain cue
condition Of affairs, even II the author
tiles court martial him out Of the ser
Vice
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j, @. FAIRS WILL.


San Francisco, March i9.-The su-
preme court OF this state, in decision
handed down today, declares the trust
clause In the will OF the late Senator
James G. Fair invalid and the property
will at once be distributed among the
children OF the deceased senator. II Is
estimated that the estate is worth up
ward OF s2O,O0O,OO0
The effect OF the decision liz In reality
the complete dissolution Of the trust
which the late millionaire sought to
create for the purpose OF passing final
distribution OF his property beyond his
children and TO their heirs, vouchsafng
for them the net monthly income OF the
estate as q life interest
BY former decision the trust was
invalidated so far as II related to the
real property which was ordered dis
tributed.
The trustees contended, however, that
this decision did not extend In effect
TO the personal property, valued at
between 100000 and 100000 and
upon the order Of Judge Trouf for a
distribution to the Fair children OF that
potrlon OF the estate, they prosecuted
the appeal which Is now determined In
the court OF last resort. The personal
property is now subject to distribution.
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To Amalgamate Alliance Ass. Co,

New York, March 2O.-The scheme for
matchmaking the Alliance Assurance
company, Imperial fire. Insurance
company, limited, and Imperial Life
Insurance company Of London has been
placed clause by clause before the ex.
traordlnary general meeting OF the
shareholders Of the Alliance Assurance
company, and was again passed says
London dispatch to the Journal Of
Commerce, but under strong protest
from three shareholders A new name
of Alliance and Imperial as a sub
stitute for Imperial Alliance was pro-
posed. but not settled upon, The oppo-
nents Of the amalgamation are expected
to further oppose the plan in the law
courts, as they especially asked wheth-
er the resolutions authorizing 1t viii be
binding until the sanction of the court
shall have been Obtained In answer
to their query the chairman said that
they will not be binding
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FOOD CURE.


The tales told Of how food will make
people well are nearly always interest
ing A young lady In Cleveland, u says
II had an attack Of nervous proslrauon
and finally had TO give up and 80 10 bed
Did not know what was the matter win
me, Ny physician told me that should
take O trip, and o fayortc Aunue, VINO
was at that time a visitor at my home
urged me to return with her, The doc
tor said might get out Of bed In few
days, and so, although ! was stu very
weak, ! made the Journey which Was
short one, to Cleveland.
There / gave out again and had neu-
ralgla badly In addition to my other
nervous troubles. While IN this condi-
ton | was urged 10 change my food and
try Grape Nuts, had tried Grape'Nuts
at home but did not Ike them because
did not use them right having put hot
water on them, but under the advice OF
a friend started I'm on Grape-Nuts and
cream or very rich milk. That was a
different story and | enjoyed the food
greatly
In a few days / began to get strong
20 tell you that ] had been suffering at
so from dyspepsia This gradually LEFT
when had Grape-Nuts Food FOR break
fast and supper.
Shortly after | began TO put on flesh
and went up from rs pounds TO 1904 In
about six weeks When returned home
all my friends remarked on my I'M
proved appearance, and the ylgor and
strength | had regained paid me well
for my food experiment.
In addition 10 strength OF body
noticed a remarkable improvement In
my mental strength II was a pleasure
to me TO read and think and great big
worries that would have put me 20 bed
In my former condition slipped on as
easily without depressing me az all
Name given by Postum Co., Battle
Creek, Mich,
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C lARCES AGAINST no VOW
Is Chinese Consul General al San Francisco
And Brolher-in.Law Of Minister WI,
They Are Said 20 Have Been Made at
The Instance Of the six
Companies

San Francisco, Cal. March 2O.--GraVe
charges against Chinese Consul Gen
Ho Vow, designed also TO lnculpate
Minister WI Ting Fang, all under the
seal Of the Six companies are ON file In
the foreign Office in Pekin. says the
Chronicle this morning, When Inter
viewed In regard to the matter Ho Vow
said
Eyes, the minister has been Informed
by the foreign office that charges are
on file and has telegraphed me to IN
vestigate and learn their sources. There
are q number Of charges, the greatest
stress being laid on the allegation that
am not conducting the fight against
exclusion az aggressiyely as the COM
plainants think ! should. Another
charge Is that | am neglecting my Of
fetal duties and am not protecting the
interests and welfare OF my country
men We are Informed by the foreign
Office that the charges bear the imprint
of the Six companies, ] Informed the
companies and they at once entered
disclaimer on their minutes, and that
disclaimer will be forwarded to the min
lister and by him to the foreign Office.
( am Informed that the signatures ana
imprint Of the companies are forgeries'
Ii Is quite possible that the charges
emanated from disgrunued highblnders
lncensed at the efforts to stop their
practices"
A prominent member OF the Six com
panies said
1--WE were informed that the charges
comprised Is articles. one was the
charge that a great deal of his time was
devoted TO his racing stable and that
his Jockeys wore the national colors,
yellow dragon jacket. The royal gov
ernment win not permit this,
"Then there were other charges Oh
official and personal misconduct The
charges against the minister were that
he had previously been notified OF an
this but had failed to call the consul TO
account, and in that had shown neglect
OF his duties"
Minister WI and Consul General no
Vow are brothersin-
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Russia win Build Her Own ships

New York, March 2O-Accordng TO
col. p. p. Tchernigovsky, of the Russian
navy, who has just sailed with his wife
and daughter, for home on the steamer
81. Louis, Russia Is not likely to order
any more war vessels from foreign snip
builders. He has been in this country
superintendlng the construction at the
Cramp yards OF the Variag and ketvi"
IAN for the Russian navy These vessels
having been completed, he Is now on MS
oRussian yards, he said, have a ca
paclty for building eight ships simul-
taneously ! have prepared report on
American methods which viii have the
effect / think, Of doubling Vheir c.apac-
ity. If al any time Russia should nec>
any more warshlps from foreign eoun-
try. America will get the order The
United States is far ahead OF any OF
the European countries in the building
of battleshps and its Ideas are more adj
Vanced"