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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-02
oregon Mining.

Operations have commenced for tie
season on the Grubstake group OF
seven claims. A crcsscut tunnel is
now. being run which will tap tho ledge
at a depth Of $50 feet
Operations are 10 be resumed short
ly on the Grizzly anu Red Cloud group
in the Granite district. The Grizzly
was located 20 years ago and with En
arastTa turned out considerable gos1.
IL is reported at Slmpter. Ore. that
the object Of Alexander Barings visit
is for the urpose Of negotiating tho
purchase of the L. & Z. property near
the North Pole. He is now al Port
land and supposed 10 be in conference
with Jonathan Bourne. present oSner
OF the E. & f.
Serious trouble is threatened in la
yor circles at SumpUer, the leading
mining camp Of eastern Oregon. J.
B. Stoddart. manager of the Sumptsr
Lumber company has employed Jap
anese lRborers to cCi 1000 cords OF
wood. The trades and labor assembly
las notified Stodaart TO discharge the
japanese, which he has declined to
%. The SumpgeF Lumber company
has been declared Unfair
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-02
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

Definite instructions have been re-
eeiVed by cable from London for the
opening up Of work in Camp Mans
acid, at the head Of the south fork Of
kaslo creek.
since the dominion minister Of d.
nance has definitely stated that there
win be no change in the lead tarin
great indignation Is being expressed
by the residents Of the Kootenays.
Al Rossland plans are now being
prepared for an aeriel tramway from
the Kootenay mine 70 the Canadian
Pacific track, distance approximately
Of one mile. The estimated cost IL
81, goo. This does not affect the
eompany's plans for reduction works
With last weeks ore shipments the
CRANKY mines have sent out over 100.
600 tons this year 70 the company
smelter at FrRnd Forks. The Emms
mine. in Summit camp. rejoined the
shipping list and this week the Snow
Shoe, the u. C. mine and the Sunset
will probably start sending out ora
once more.
ROssland camp has two new ship
ping mines. The White Bear and tn.
o. K have sent out initial shipments
The l. X l.. mine has Joined the work
ing list and is 10 be followed in th'
next week or two by the Jumbo. tbs
Novelty and the Spitzee The Whit
Bear is shipping 10 Trail and the o
K. 10 Northport
Manager S. II. PArrish's cable re
port on the workings Of the lie Ro
az RosslaBd for March follows
Shipped from the mine to Northpor
smelier during the past month 1900
tons Of ore, containing 5al7 ounces o
gold. l0.5ll ounces silver and $3.50
pounds copper. Can not form an
reliable estimate as TO profits; cost pc
ton for treatment can not be deter
mined at present"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-02
OREGON NOTES.

Buyers and sheep raieers have not
gotten together very well this spring.
and sales have not been numerous.
Young Corbett' failed to stop
George Aenslc Of Chicago In four
rounds At Portland recently.
Austin Craig. postmaster at Whit
ney. Grant county. is under arrest on
q charge Of stealing a registered let
ter containing t72 on July Fl, 1907.
Portland will in all probability be
represented In the bids submitted 70
the United States government for the
Philippine transportation contracts.
Pendleton win be in darkness for
three weeks. owing 10 break recent
ly al the electric light plant, the break
being so bad that a part Of the machin
cry must be shipped away for repairs
The last rail on the Columbia RiveI
& Northern railroad has been laid
and within q short time regular trains
will be running between Lyle and Col
dendaie. Wash. a distance Of 40 miles
After dedpcting the improvements
such as depots. In the terminal cities
Of Spokane and Portland from the o
r. 4 n. Assessor c. P. Strain hal
practically decided 10 assess the prop
srty Of that railroad in Umatiila a
one-third OF its estimated marke
value, a figure which will almost, /
not quite. reach $4,000 a mile.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-02
psst Mv,ss Strike.

Al a signal from their business
agent 100 deaf mute electrical work
ere in the Automatic Electrical com
Psny at Chicago. M. inaugurated the
arHt deaf mute strike on record
Three hours later. The plant employ
ing almost 1909 persons. was closed
down.
A strike was declared In four Dc
partments Of the plant simultaneous
~. but the action Of the mutes. who
are the most akllful workers Of tbs
company. decided Hrst 10 suspend op
cratioBs for q time
The mutea are members Of the Tel
ephone and Switchboard Workers
union. They were paid the unloE
scale. but Joined with the brass work
ers. metal workers. polishers. buiferI
and platers In = strike Tor q shortel
DAY,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-02
MONTANA EVENTS.

Mrs. Frank Dooiittie, living near
Lolo. has q genuine case OF spotted
fever. trAeeable 10 q woodtick bite.
Judge Webster Of Mlssoula has re
fused TO grant a new trial 20 Louis II.
Mott. convicted Of wife murder and
sentenced 10 be hanged May 4.
The supreme court has decided il
had no jurisdiction In an injunction
10 restrain the school book commits
sioners entering into q contract reqnir-
ing that only text books bearing the
union label be purchased.
The Butte Cinnamon who work in
the Chinese laundrIes are on strike to
the number Of 800 for higher wages
They have been getting from 81 TO 81
q day for washing and delivering
clothes. Now they demand 81 q day
coloney Bolton Of the Third cavalry
has assumed command at Fort ASSN
nabolne. owing TO the stroke Of paraly
sis sustained by General Albert Wood
son.
Before resuming his tour Of ths
west. President Roosevelt participates
Ia the laying OF the new cornerstone a.
the northern entrance 20 YELLOWSTONE
park. The ceremony WAS performed
according to the Masonic ritual ans
was In charge Of the grand ofhcers O
the state OF Montana
Major Smcad. Indian agent at tn
Flathead reservation, who coDducte'
an investigation Of the death Of Mrs
Angelina Mats. found dead on th'
reservation. has asoertained beyond :
doubt that she met her death from ;
stray shot fired by an Indian boy VIII
was shooting at a maybe.
While drunk last Sunday John Cul
yer Of Great Fails struck his mothe
during a discussion. Filled with n
morse for his act, he later placed tn
muEzie Of 4 rife In his mouth an
blew the top Of his head OF. The dee
was done in front Of his home o.
Seventh avenue. while his w.fe an
mother stood helpless 10 prevent H.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-02

Stevens peak district, Idaho. While
the force was engaged In running .
drift on the lead a body Of sulphide
ore was encountered. The properties
Of this district are rapidly coming TO
the front II was not long ago that
the Park Mining company encountered
native copper
EIuieing on all the creeks In the
Klondike has begun. Duncan creek -
turning out a second bonanza, and an
increase 10 looked for on all the old
creeks. The estimated output for the
present year is given as SIS .0O0. 900. ~
against $4,000. 900 for last year.
The consumption Of copper for 1909
was divided amongst the following
countries: Germany, i07 500; France.
81, 300; England, III SIT; North Amer
lea. "a, 600; Anstria-Hnnga 2z.440:
Russia. 24,sss; Italy. l4.064; Scandi-
navia. Spain. Belgium, Turkey and
Asia, 10000 10 $4,000; making q total
Of 5s5,2S4 tons. The prodnction dur
ing the same period was 557,s42 tons.
showing that the consumption was
about 10000 tons In excess Of the pro-
duction.
Three men are dead and a fourth
probably fatally injured as a result OF
an explosion Of giant powder in the
Chloride Bailey mine near DERRICK.
Trinity county, Cal The names Of but
two Of the victims Of the accident are
known. they are Fred Linden and
!. wilbur, both dead. Linden and
wilbur were working at the breast OF
a drift One Of them dropped a box Of
powder. There was a terrific explo-
sion, shaking the entire mine.
4 News from SaItillo, Mexico, an
nounces the death al that place OF Vic
tor Clements, q mining expert Of inter
national fame. Mr.. Clements under
went a sugical operation and his death.
IL is believed, was due 20 improper
medical treatment In the small Next
can town.
/. Mr.. Clements residence was in Salt
Lake City, but he has conducted i'm.
. portant mining operations in all parts
OF the world. As an associate Of John
hays Hammond he took a conspicuous
part in the development OF many great
! mines Of the South African rand. He
was regarded by the Beers as one Of
the ringleaders in the Jameson raid
, and for many months lsnguished in s
Transvaal Jail under sentence u
death. Timely intervention of the
American and British governments
saved him from the gallOws.
he was born In California and at
, tended the California School Of Mines
) On the opening Of the Bunker Hill
! Sullivan mines in the Occur d'Alenei
he was in charge as manager. From
Idaho he went 10 South America. II
1909 he was general manager Of tbs
4 De La Mar interests in Idaho and Ne
vada. Recently he has been engaget
Z in the development Of his own prop
! critics in Mexico.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-02
QUITE We. wgsrERM UNION.
Trovbls Between the Two SIN Yin
setttae

nsgis. Mobt. April s5.-The execp.
tive board ~ the Silver Bow Labor AMI
IFaasa assembly wAn IN snasiou sun
day uiKAs over the question Of the
trouble kstweah tke stTikin. msassa-
ser boys aud the Western Union Tole-
graph eompanY The meeting was held
behiad closed doors aud iadglnE from
the sounds cmRnAtinE through the
unbsosnA a warm session VAS "A
pTuKFuAa The various business later.
eats % the city have brought strong
pressure 10 bear on the labor aSscm
bly, and u uAs said that = settlement
Of the trouble was quite probable
though the radical faction made a de-
tuFmincd light for the recognition u
the unioa by the Western Union.
The labuF assembly board adjourned
al late hour without arriving at ans
settlement
The eoard came 20 The conclusion
that a. the telegraph company hai
ceased doing business in the city Their,
was no reason why an attempt should
be made 10 settle the ailiiculgy.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-02

Manila papers received at the wal
department state that the shortage oil
Treasurer Bartlett Sinclair Of Ria
province. formerly OF Idaho. amounts
OF $4,000.
Steps are being taken 20 courtma,'
tiAl Captain Hartmann Of the sigma
corps on a charge relating TO dealing
In government horses.
Soldiers are not re-enlisted on &C
count OF the present excess in regi
mental strength.
A coartmartial Is to be convened &c
try Lieutenant Lee OF the Tenth an
fantry. charged with unlawtilly eN"
cutting prisoners OF war.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-02
oen. corhIn en eY J Geo.

While Major General Corbin. U, S.
A.. was making an inspection Of the
worlds fair grounds alone recently,
and thinking over his coming duties
o. grand marshal during the dedica'
ton ceremonies. a common yellow
cog slipped up from behind and with
out warning bit the general on The
leg.
General Corbin wheeled around, but
the dog seized his clothing with al
avidity which put the warrior 10 route
Upon reaching the emergency hos
pital the wounds were speedily eau
teriEed. DIR. Moore assured the gen
eral the wounds were not serious.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-02
Montana Mines.

The Butte mining district. as oper-
ated today, covers an area Of approx
mately four by six miles. or "a square
miles.
Il u probable that in the near fu-
tare the manufacture OF Portland ee-
ment will be added to Montana's vae-
led Industries.
Charles Austin has resigned the sn.
perintendency Of the properties ot the
Red Blur Mining company, operating
In Madison county.
The contracts for the erection Il
the buildings have finally been let for
the new smelling plant TO be built by
Franklin Farrell's syndicate at Butte.
The. St Lawrence mine, near Vir-
Einia City. situated On the divide be-
tween Alder and Williams gulehes.
again gives promise Of being a big
producer.
The reorganization OF the Bear
Guleh and Revenue properties at Jar
dine. now the Kimberly. Montana Min
Ing company. will Immediately start
the Revenue t0-stamp min.
In the case Of Lee Mantle against
Mrs. Lulu Largey, as Administrative.
which has been on record pending
appeal In the supreme court. q supu-
lAtioA between the parties has been
! nloA
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-02
Advantage In ovsrhsnS.

II Is clear from the Reliance per.
Torrance that under fair sailing con
ditlons she will derive Whatever al,
yantAges there is In the addict SAL.
ing length In her loag oveFhans GoI.
ward and aft
Her after oSerhang quickly tC1cae J
tho wafer when she heeled. but she
seemed 10 carry her bow eonEiI,. ably
higher, Her stem seemed 10 side over
The surface rather than to cut through
u. and the slight splaRhing 81 tbs bSw
did not appear 10 regard her. So tAl
as could be noted. without oppor,nn
ity TO compare her with the Columbia
or the Constitution. Ehe oA-r.ed her
larger spread Of canvas cas- y. stand
inR up well to the puns. Although the
two steering wheels indicate Iaal Dc
signer HeTrcShon Anticipated trouble
In steering her, nothing Of the kind
was manifest At no time Aas there
more than one man at the Waoel. and
the Reliance responded quickly 60 h''I
helm. Il was repeatedly remarked
that che pointed very close TO tho
wind. and although her msinShutI wal
trimmed In Cat. she seemed TO Sa'
faat under these conditions.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-02
MINING NOTES.

The mining stock market in Spo-
kane continues TO remain inactive.
The San Juan section of Colorado
is ON the eve Of the greatest activity
Il has ever known.
An assayer a; Seattle gets returns
Of So in gold TO the ton Of coal mined
miles from Seattle.
A pocket Of ore running from 5000
to s5.00o a ton was struck recently IN
the Trade Dollar mine. at Silver City,
Col. at a repth OF l,500 feet
Revised figures indicate that the
output Of the Lake Superior copper
district last month exceeded l7.000.-
0ee pounds Of refined copper.
The city Of Joplin, NO. is now &C
lively engaged in the mining business,
having leased reserve tract OF Is
acres on the west OF the city GENE
terry for a period Of ten years for min
ing purposes.
sam SilveTman. who is down from
Prince Of Wales island, in southeast
eTn Alaska says that the Brown
Alaska company he represents is con-
sldering the erection of a 900 ton
smelter at the company's property.
The 10 stamp mill Oh the American
Eagle mine at Elk City. Idaho. contin'
ues 10 steadily crush ore. and each
cleanup amounts to about $500. Since
the mill began running. early in Jan
uRry, the total cleanup for each month
has averaged about 5000.
Two more bodies, charred beynnd
recognition. have been taken ouS II
the ruins Of the Northwestern Star
OH plant near Minneapolis. This
makes six bodies recovered There
are thousands Of barrels OF oil still
in the basement. and this viii burn
for days.
At a recent meeting at Amador. Cal
between representatives Of the min
ers' union an agreement satisfactory
to all sides was reached. The agree
ment Affects all the mines which werS
concerned in the strike and takes sf
feet Immediately. The miners win be
gin going 60 work at once.
II. N. Williams. manager Of th'
Panhandle Smelling company, say'
that his company has started 4 board
ing house at it's works near SAINT
Point, Idaho. Although Ar. Williams
viii not admit Il, Il Is generally con
ceded among mining men that th'
smelter will be run as a lead bas'
plant, instead Of q copper base plant
as has been given out.
II. Il. Forster, who Is largely inter
ested In the North San Poll mine q
Republic, visited II recently with c
o. Barnes. and reports Il looking yer,
well The water IN the shaft ha
: risen 80 feet. but steps have beel
4 taken by which Il can be easily draine'
A drift and stope have been starte'
on the so foot level. from which OF
!, win be shipped TO the smelters.
Il is reported that an importan
5 strike has been made on the Spring
iAsla seRpsF RrsRsEaH, located h u
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-02
MINES Of THE NORTHWEST
items Of Interest Of . miscellaneous
Mature Gathered During the Past
week--Nsw Districts Brought 10
the Front-Msny MinIns Aecidents
and Personals.

II lie reported that the smelling
trust and the United Metals Selling
company have combined TO corner the
silver bullion market in London. where
a large short interest exists. These
companies are not selling much, but
are boarding silver. taking advantage
Of the sharp demana from various
countries. The same operation VIA
formerly applied 70 copper when Il
was around IL cents. The indepen
dents were persuaded TO sell ahead al
low price. then the Rockefeller
Clique grabbed all the floating sup
ply, creating a temporary scarcity.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-02
rrsd. Report.

r. O. Dun & Co.'S weekly review OF
trade this past week says:
Trade responded promptly 10 better
weather in many sections OF the coun.
try. notable activity appearing In eea.
sonahle lineA of wearing apparel. yet
wholesalers report conservatism. as
compared with earlier months this
year. although business L. more &C
tive than Il was a year ago. Some
branches are still backward, and there
ls more or less complaint regarding
collections. while renewals are fire.
auently asked. Outdoor work Is Wig
orously prosecuted. agricultural com
munities endeavoring to make up lost
time. and structural undertakings call
for large quantities Of lumber ani
building materials. sustaining quota
tons. Labor problems are being
solved with celebrity.
Ciothiers complain Of tardy delivery
Of samples. which may affect subse
Quent business.
New England manufacturers 81
boots and shoes report = seasonab,S
lack Of new business. and further con
tracts from jobbers are not expected
during the next fortnight Increased
activity and strength has come in Chi
cago packer hides with the advancing
season. Fluctuations in quotations D
the great staples have been less ex
tensive during the past week. will
slightly higher level. IS the net re
suit and only q fair degree OF activity
Failures were 1e6 IN the Unite'
States, aud rs IN Canada.
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Pope 10 interested.

The pope IL showing more interest
- the prospect Of receiving King Nd
HArd than he has In the visit Of any
her ruler: he also exhibits q certain
Excitement In preparing Tor the IN
bFviev with his majesty the pope haa
4fdered brought 10 him ell the docu'
nnnts regarding the relations of the
&niy see and England since isSo. The
arreapondence with Great Britain al
as time was voluminous and was fol
wed BY the mission Of Mgr. Persico
Inquire into the situation in ireland
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-02
Coward MI,h MoI,en Metal.

Lancaster, Pa. April 2s.-By an OK.
plosion Of molten metal ave men were
horribly burned. two OF them probably
fatally. at Vcsta furnace, Marietta.
The men were engaged at the cupola
preparatory 20 q cast when the acct.
dent occurred and were literally show.
cred with molten metal. The serious
y injured are;
David Appleby. burned from head "a
foot: will probably die.
Thomas r. Kiaselring. burned on
back and face. will lose eyesight; re
covery doubtful.
The accident was caused by a wei
projectile being shot into the cupola
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-02

The Rich Hill company has started
a force Of men 20 work.
The Chicago Pierce company is re-
pairing the road TO its claims. four and
onehah miles above town, ON ono
Elmo creek. preparatory to commenc-
ing work. This company viii install
an Evans elevator.
Greene & Anderson report that the
croescnt tunnel on the Buckeye Boy
has struck the ledge showing four feet
Of pure milling ore. The ore pans
well In fihe gold and carries some
snlphides, There are rumors Of the
property changing hands soon to Ohio
parties.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-02

Pekin. March a.. via San Francisco,
Ill 2s.--The commissioners Of China
. the 81 Louis sxposition-Prince
b Lun. Taotai Wong Kai Kah and
8neis A. Cari--have met In Pekln
III their firat conference.
me two first named have had au
snces with the empress dowager and
tnred a liberal appropriation
900 taels equivalent to 100000
&1l the Chinese exhibit.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-02
RELIANCE PROVED IOBE FAST
THE NEW AsPlRAhT FOR cup
DEFENDING HoNoRs.
In = Fifteen Mile Trial Beat She
Rendered = Splendid Exhibition
Manager Is Pleassd-it IL Easy 10
hIanols--Oeslsnsr 4errssheft ana
Captain Barr at the wheel.

Bristol. Il. l.. April z7.-In 4 IS mile
beat 10 windwaTd down Narraganseti
bay. out 10 sea and n long run before
the wind back 20 her mooTings here.
the reliance. the new aEpirant for the
nonOr Vi defending the Americas cup.
WAS given her frst builders trial Eat
It's conclusion. Z. OnYer Iselin. the
managing member OF the syndicate ..
owners. said he was much pleased
with the new boat
The weather conditions we're per
feet. Ia q ~ Knot Southwestern. wheth.
er close hauled in the beat down the
bay, OF on q broad reach with the
wind Abeam. or running free under
spinnaker, she rendered q splendid
account OF herself and gave promise Of
being \ formidable candidate in the
trials for the choice OF 4 cup defender.
Her performance demonstrated that.
despite the apprehension that she
would be stitf because Of her sup
posed scowlike features. she seemed
TO heel readily and easily 70 her sail
Ing lines In q very moderate breeze.
She was quick 10 come about, ayerag
Ing about II seconds In stays. made
some fuss under her bow At times
and stseTed with only one man At the
helm. Designer Nat HerreshoH anc
captain Charles Barr aiternAted At the
wheel
The party on board included c. OF
liver Iselin. william Butler Duncan
Jr.. NewberTy ID. Thorns. X. ID. Nor
gan. Lewis Case LedyaEd. William b
Leeds. Woodbury. Kane. J. FREDERICK
TAms and Fleet captAia c. L. p. Rob
inson- She was followed Throughout
the trial BY her tender. the Sunbeam
and William u. Leeds steam zach
Naomi. the latter carrying = party.
While the Reliance Was lying At he
moorinE. on Newport. the colun biI
returned from her trial spins. but d,'
not Join the Reliance for a test !,
speed
Yachtsmen are hoping that the co
lumbla. which IL now lying Al NsW
port. will accompany her ON the neA
and an opportunity viii be offered g
compare the sailing qualities u ill.,
swo yachts
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Eounht on tha somalIa.

Bohotle. Somaliland. April a.
Major Cough. in command OF 4 mobile
column. engaged the enemy near Dan
OPP. He lost Is killed, including two
officers. and four officers were wound
ed. The enemy suffered 900 men
killed.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-02
stranuled Girl 10 Death.

La Porte. Ind. April 27.-The evL
dence Addueed by Coroner Carson
points almost conclusively to the fact
that Martha Lawrence, aged Is years,
who was found recently, was muir.
dered and that her murderer stranEled
her TO death. Truman Beam has been
arrested on suspicion.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-02
Stole Jewelry From employers.

New York. April 2s.-wnliam J.
Pick. stock clerk for a downtown
iewelry arm, has been arrested.
charged with stealing $4,000 worth
Of iewelry from his employers during
the past four years. Picks defalca-
tiOna were discovered recently.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-02

butte, Mont. April so.--After spend.
|08 ave months in the county jail
altlng trial. Nine. Ruth la Bonita,
s. Eva Hart, who was jointly charged
|lh ]. w. Kelly with the murder OF
Nj II. A. Cayley, has been discharged
ROM custody.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-02
Paris 10 Welcome kinu EDWARD.

Paris, April ss.--Elaborate arrange
ments are being carried out for the
welcoming here OF King Edward. Thoy
are on q scale OF royal splendor. The
fetes will follow those held at the
time OF the visit TO Paris OF the csai
OF Russia and will include a number
OF events affordlng opportunities fol
brilliant spectacular effects.