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gsrl 20 another in a Broadway florists re-
Gently. If a girl wears violets once Il
may be accident; twice, coincidence; after
that Il means a man"
. The man who walks into a fashionable
florists establishment, orders a box Of
flowers sent 10 a certain address and walks
proudly out and the man buying flowers
at the foot Of some elevated steps with
furtive glances may be and often are the
same person, and the difference in place
and price simply marks the difference in
sentiment.
1t is we'll for the mere man 70 know
however, that the woman carefully APP
praises flowers as she does other sentimen-
cal offerings in these material days. The
wired circlets which bind the blossoms
10 an unyielding embrace are 20 her the
sign manual Of the fact that they are street
flowers and that sentiment has been care
fully trimmed to suit economic conditions.
The mere woman is mistaken, however,
IN sweepingly condemning the so-called
street flowers. The fact Is that often these
blooms are fresher and Of q more carefully
Oelscted quality than those from richer
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g HOW MANY DEAL NEW WORKERS ARE TE1ERE7
MIGHTY FEW, ACCORDING TO THE CENSUS FIGURES

arc probably not moro than 1000 perSons
resident In the city Of New York, all Dor
oughs, both Of whose parents were native
New Workers and the children Of native
New YorkerB as well.
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and Shower places. The reason for this
Ia 10 be found % the work Of the middle
man. for most OF the flowers in New York
are not direct importations from the green
houses. but come by a commercial path
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To q woman flowers are something more
than mere blossoms at the end Of stems.
To her they imply sentiment, generosity
and lot Of other masculine virtues.
'Violets always mean man, said one
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-05-05
Mississippi Teachers.

Jackson. Miss. May 5.-A uniform
course of study for the common
schools was the chief topic of discus
sion before the general session today
of the state teachers meeting. Inter
esting papers were presented by pro
minent educators and the subject con-
sidered from all viewpoints. At the
afternoon session the work of county
teachers associations was discussed.
In addition to the general sessions,
there were interesting meetings of the
rural section, superintendents' sec-
ton and other departments of the as
sociation- State Superintendent ]. B.
Aswen of Louisiana is slated for an
address before the session tonight.
The business of the session win be
concluded tomorrow morning.
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ARE DOING GOOD WORK.

TaylorMoore Construction Company
Have Their Work Well Underway.
James T. Taylor. of Denver. presi-
dent of the Taylor-Moore Construction
Company. today said TO a Record re-
porter: The work of our company
is getting along as nice as could be
desired. Out at the Hondo we have
two New Era graders and engines
and a steam shovel. We have just
closed the contract for another grad
er and engine, and with this addition
we will have the best outfit of the
kind in the west At the Gunnison
tunnel, which is to be six miles long
we have pierced into the earth 1000
feet and the work is progressing rap
idly. The government engineers and
inspectors have expressed themselves
as being pleased with our work and
we have every reason to feel good
over conditions. The financial condi-
tion of the company is also good
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Honors for Choate.

London, May 5.-For the farewell
banquet TO Mr.. Choate, United States
Ambassador at the Mansion House
tonight, which the Lord Mayor is Of
fering to his Excellency in the name
of the city, a distinguished company
has accepted invitations, including
Sir Henry CampbellBannerman Mar
quis' of Lansdowne, Lord Roseberry,
the Rt. Hon. Walter Hume Long, Lord
Ashbourne, the Rt. Hon. Austen Cham
berlain. the Duke of Wellington. the
Archbishops of Canterbury and York,
Lord Rothschild, Rudyard KiplinS,
Thomas Hardy, Sir Alexander Mac
kenzie. Sir Henry Fowler, Gen. Sir
John French. and Lord James OF
Hereford
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San Francisco, Cal. May 5.-Presi-
who is still on the coast, has announc-
ed that there will be spent by the
Santa Fe company $1O.OOO.0O in build
ing a new cutoff for the company's s
line to California. in order to avoid
the mountain grades and reduce the
running time of trains. The Western
cutoff will be at Belen. about 27
miles south of Albuquerque. the east
ern end being at Texico, a station IN
the Santa Fe company's line running
north and south between Kansas and
the Pecos Valley in Western Texas.
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She Wants DAMAGES.

Omaha, Neb. May 5.-A praecipe
has been issued in district court di-
recting that summons be issued for
W. E. Loeb. J. Martin Miller and Ro-
bert !. Wynne, who are named as
defendants in a suit filed a week ago
by Miss Mae G.. Wood for $35, 900 Ia
IMAGES for the forcible detention and
taking away from Miss Wood of Ger
tain letters. The praecipe directs that
summons be served at this time on
one of the defendants only and names
Secretary Loeb. The papers have
been placed in the hands of Sheriff
Powers for service on Loeb.
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BRITT AND WHITE.
To Meet in Woodward's Pavilion at
San Francisco Tonight.

To Meet in Woodward's Pavilion at
San Francisco Tonight.
San Francisco. Cal. May 5.--Aftar
many ups and downs, Jimmy Britt of
this city, and Jabez White, of Eng
land are to meet tonight in Wood
wards Pavilion in 20 round bout
before the Hayes Valley Club. 1t is
not expected that the grand jury will
Interfere in the fight. The police Will
be instructed not to permit overcrowd
ing of the gallery or any part of The
house
Britt ruled strong to l choice in
what little betting has been done in
the locality There was no open wag-
ering owing to the attitude of the
police against public pool selling.
What mony was placed was chiefly
between friends. The men are to be
weighed in this afternoon at O'Clock
at 133 pounds Both are expected to
come in handily at this weight. as
il is a natural mark for them to make
They both gain before they enter the
ring. and possibly they scale nearly
lbs pounds, as neither is of the wor-
rying kind. Whites long siege of
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ST. Louis, May 5.-A heavy thun.
der and wind storm that swept over
ST. Louis last night resulted in the
death of two persons and the injury
of eight others, with heavy damage
Benton, aged Z, drowned; Charles
Kroeger, a farmer at Edwardsyii,a
struck by lightning. Along the East
ST. Louis levee a mile of telegraph
poles were blown down.
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Business Houses Will Close.

We. the undersigned business men
of Roswell, believing that the boys
at the N. NJ. NJ. l. should be encour.
aged in every way possible, do here
by agree 10 close our places of bust
ness today from the hours of 3 p. IN.
to 5 p. m. in order to allow our en-
ployees to attend the game of base
ball to be played at the Military In
stitute between the Institute team
and the Alva. o. T., team.
First National Bank.
Roswell National Bank
Joyce-Pruit Co.
Roswell Drug & Jw. Co.
Central Barber Shop
c. NJ. Trowbridge.
P " Meat Market
J. F. Patterson.
Up to Date Barber Shop.
Jewett Bros
Brilliant & Gronsky
Walker Bros
Ullery Furn. Co.
Citizens Nat. Bank
Western Grocery Co.
Dilley G. Son.
U. S. Market.
Carton, Hall & Co.
The Payton Drug Co.
E. H. Williams & Co.
Park & Morrison.
P. v. Drug Co, G. S. Moore
f. T. Amonett
Denitz & ISaacS
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training is over, and Britt is anxious
ly awaiting for the tap of the gong
The only work indulged in on the last
day of training was few minutes
in fine condition and equally confident
and from indications the fight will
be lively from start to finish Fast
and furious work is expected VIII IN
the men enter the ring with every
prospect of good fight.
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MILITIA HAS SHAM BATTLE.

Did a Little Scout Duty and Played
Prank on One Member.
that was followed by a sham battle
and scout practice. The shots from
the rifles were plainly heard all over
the city. One of the amusements Of
the evening was to hold up" one of
and was well carried out, affording
lots of fun for the boys. 1t was report
ed on the streets today that there
was really a hold-up, but the report
grew out of this prank
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Toxic. May popular attention
is now centered on the presence of
the second Russian squadron in
French waters. While the French AS
surances relating to the Kamranh Bay
incident were generally accepted. the
later discovery that the Russian fleet
continued to stay there and the pre-
sence of another squadron in French
ports is deeply resented. The local
press charges France with bad faith
and repeats the demands for indepen-
dent action by Japan. The conserva-
tive element is willing to await the
explanation of France, hoping she
will finally expeI the Russians.
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Governor Takes a Hand.

Chicago. May As a result of the
efforts of Mayor Dunno. Governor
Deneen will come to Chicago Satur-
day for a conference with the Mayor.
1t is quite likely that an effort will
be made to bring the employers and
the strikers together with a view to
the settlement of the controversy.
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COURT ADJouRNs.

Regular Session of Territorial Court
Adjourns, Court in Course.
District court on the Territorial side
adjourned today. court in course. -
or until another regular term is held
Different cases will be heard in charn-
ber however.
In the case of the Territory against
ID. B. Easton. accused of allowing mi
nors 20 loiter about q saloon. defend
ant withdrew plea of not guilty and
pleaded guilty. and was fined $25 and
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MISS FRANCES NEWLANDs

To Marry Lieutenant Leopold Won
Bredow of German Army.
Washington, D. c., May 5.-The
marriage of Miss Frances Newlands,
daughter of Senator Newlands, TO
Lieut.. Leopold Won Bredow of the
Cuirassir Guards in the German ar
my. will take place at Washington
Saturday. May 6. The wedding will
be a quiet affair, only members of
the family being present.
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Successor of PIatt.

Hartford, Conn, May 5.-The
choice of Congressman Frank B.
Brandegee to be Republican candidate
for the United States Senate to sue
ceed the late Orville H. Platt, came
at the end of the 37th ballot In view
of the small Democratic minority the
nomination of Brandegee is equivalent
to an election
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Things Buzzing at Paris.

Paris, May 5.-The Japanese repre-
sentatives continue to make almost
daily visits to the foreign office for
the purpose of learning what steps
are being taken to compel the Rus
sian second Pacific squadron to main
tain the neutrality of French waters
and all refer to present information
reaching Toxic showing that the Rus
sian war ships are receiving supplies
from French ports. The Japanese have
not renewed their protest. but they
are showing great solicitude and theip
repeated visits give a more pressing
character to their representations
each day concerning the location of
the Russian ships. 1t appears to be
conceded that they are outside the
three mile limit, so the question no
longer hinges upon their being within
French territorial waters. But the ia
panese information indicates that the
Russians, while outside the neutral
limits, keep up communication with
the shore, thus retaining the practi-
cal advantages of remaining in neU-
trail waters.
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INDICTMENTS QUASHED.

j. Morgan Smith and Wife Released
From Charge of Conspiracy.
New York, May 5.-Judge Foster
in the court of general sessions today
quashed the indictments charging
conspiracy against ]. Morgan Smith
and his wife. Julia Patterson Smith
mission to re-submit the case to the
grand jury. The Smiths were arrested
in Cincinnati. and are now in the
Tombs prison here
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THREE MEN KILLED.

Gazing Mine Buried Them Under Ma
ny Tons of Rock
Trinidad Colo, May 5.-As the re-
suit of cave-in at the StarlSvil'8 g
mine today, John O'Neill, James Roe
and Jack Cavillito were instantly kill
ed and buried under tons of rock. The
cave occurred a mile under ground
away from the main part of the mine
ed
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Several Injured in a Riot.

Chicago, May 5.-Several men were
hurt in riot today on Dearborn near
10Th street. One man had his head
cut open by a baseball bat and may
die. The police found it impossible
to arrest everyone following the wag-
ons of the Employers Teanling Co..
but succeeded in forcing a passage
for the caravans.
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Handled the Crowd Well.

Marshal Rascoe and his deputies
deserve honorable mention for the
manner in which they handled and
controlled the crowd yesterday after
noon. Every one had good opportu-
nifty to see the game. undisturbed,
thanks to the vigilance of the officers
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TRIPLE TRAGEDY.

Ranchman Shoots Man and Wife and
Then Kills Himself.
Clayton, N. NJ, May 4.-Felipe AL
ore. wealthy ranch owner. today
shot to death Mr. and Mrs. Francis
CO Montorio. among the best known
Spanish residents of Bingham. and
then blew out his own brains Jea1
ousy prompted the deed
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HOTEL BURNED.

Three Lives Were Lost and Two
Men Missing.
Duluth, MINI. May 4.-The Fifth
trict was destroyed by fire early this
morning. Three lives were lost, and
two men are missing. The three bod
les were recovered, one of them being
that of Joseph Myers
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Fine Picture on Exhibition.

A splendid picture of the Military
Institute base ball team is on exhi-
bi.ion in the window of E. II. Will
Jams & Co. 1t is an enlarged photo
graph and the work is fine. 1t was
done by Walton, the Photographer.
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ion near Hong Kong Bay. short dis
tance north of Kamranh Bay, was on
May 2 preparing to leave it's moor
ings the following day. Admiral Ro-
jestvensky had previously informed
the French authorities of it's proposed
departure.
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EXCURSION CAME IN LATE.

was Delayed by Wreck on the 9TH er
Side of Woodward, Oklahoma.
The excursions from the Northeast
arrived in Roswell AT Sis this morn
ing. local time. They would have been
on time at four O'Clock yesterday af-
ternoon. but for a wreck the other
side of Woodward. o. T. The DeFreest
Draper Company had one coach full
of passengers in it's excursion, and
the Tallmadge people had three cars
The delayed train brought the mail
from the East
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GALE ON ATLANTIC COAST.

Many Small Boats Thrown Ashore
and Wrecked.
New York May 5.-Many small
sail boats have been thrown ashore
and wrecked in a gale which, has
swept this section of the coast today.
About New Rochelle and Larchmont
on Long Island Sound at least a score
of small boats are lying on the beach.
Five men narrowly escaped death by
the capsizing of schooner. They
were rescued by three men in a pow
er launch, who saw the accident and
arrived just in time.
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U. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
neal RenorfA

Roswell, N NJ, May 5.-Tempera-
ture.-Max., 49, min.. 40; mean. 81.
Precipitation. 90; wind N, velocity
miles; weather cloudy
Forecast.
For Roswell and Vicinity: Showers
and cooler tonight. Saturday fair and
warmer
NJ WRIGHT.
Oficial In Charge.
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DR.. and Mrs. J. H. Light of Chanute
Kan. left this morning for their home
after a weeks prospecting visit here.
They, are greatly pleased with the
Valley and conditions generally and
bought land near Artesia and Lake
wood
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To Meet Nebogatoff.

ST. Petersburg. May 5.-Admiral
Rojestvensky, according to high naval
authority, has sailed south to meet
Pacific squadron commanded by Ad-
miral Nebogatoff. The admiralty has
information that Japanese division
of fast cruisers and torpedo boat de-
stroyers was sent south for the pur-
pose of possibly crippling or destroy
ing Nebogatoff's ships before they
could effect a juncture with those of
Rojestvensiy. and there is reason to
believe that the Japanese took mp a
position in The Straits of Sunda- Also
there is reason to believe that Nebo-
GATOR first approached the Straits of
Sunda, but finding them too well guar
ded, put about and headed north for
the Straits of Malacca
The admiralty expresses much gra-
tification at the fact that Admiral
Nebogatoff has successfully reached
the China sea, but appreciates that
the composition of the division rem
ders IL particularly vulnerable TO a
swift adversary, and particularly so
on account of the crews of his ships
having not had training in vancouver
ing or target practice, as have the
crews on Rojestvensky's ships.
Gromoboi Leaves vladivostock-
St. Petersburg. May 5.-The Rus.
sian armored cruiser Gromoboi. it is
announced has left vladivostock-
Preparing to Leave
Saigon, May 5.-The Russian divis
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The ladies of the Presbyter-
ian church will serve ice cream
and cake in the III. F. Smith
building on Main street, Satur-
day, May 6. from A till 10 p. nm.
Everybody invited. Sat-
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The Records Solicitors.

The only persons authorized to so
iicit advertisements and make collec-
tions for The Record Publishing Co.
are Messrs- J. A. B. Bear and c. P.
Evans If.
THE RECORD PUB. co.
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costs. A second case, same charge,
was nollied.
The case of the Territory against
A. Torris, charged with the larceny
of water, was nollied
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Some fine propositions on
Main Street lots. Must be sold
soon. This at a bargain. Carl
ton Bros, Room II Oklahoma
Block. 43tf
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FLEETS TO JOIN

The Two Russian Fleets Will Join,
Rojestvensky Going South to Meet
Nebogatoff.-Cruiser Leaves VIadi-
notwithstanding Work at War
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BROUGHT IN FINE BULLS.

Hagerman Ranch Secured an Addi-
ton in the Form of Ten High
Bred Animals.
j. F. Hinkle. manager of the cattle
department of the Hagerman ranch,
came in today from Canyon City
bringing with him ten high bred reg
istered Hereford bulls They are to be
added TO the herd at the Hagerman
ranch. Mr.. Hinkle says that inner ami
mails were never brought to the Val
ley than this bunch of ten
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NEGRO LABOR IMPORTED.

Slinkaro construction company rorc-
ed to Send to Dallas for Labor
in Work on the Hondo.
Twenty negroes arrived in Roswell
this morning, coming from Dallas
and having been imported by w. r.
Slinkard of the Slinkard Construction
Company for work on the Hondo res
ervoir. Mr.. Slinkard has been trying
for weeks to secure workmen from
this immediate vicinity for the Hondo
work, but was unable to do so, and
finally had to go to Dallas and secure
the colored men. They are to be TAX
en- Immediately to the Slinkard camp
up the river.
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Train Three Hours Late.

The afternoon train from the North
is reported to be three hours late to
day.
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DAVIS CALLED HOME.
Colonel Gorgas Placed in Charge at
Panama, Temporarily.

Panama, Temporarily.
Washington. D. c.. May 5.-Secre>
tary Taft today cabled Governor Da-
Wis to return at once to the United
States, placing Col. Gorgas in charge
until the arrival there of Governor
Masoon Col. Davis has been suffer
ing from malaria. but feared that his
departure from the Isthmus at a time
when health conditions are adverse
would be misunderstood
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Mrs. Rebecca v. Hortensre Elm filed
her final account and prayer to be
dismissed as Administrative in the es-
tate CT the late Joseph Hortenstein
in probate court today
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SAYS REPORTS OF BUILDING OF
CUTOFF ARE TRUE.
SITUATION IMPROVED

Less Disorder in Shicago.-Sher.
iff Barrett May Call for Troops IL
Order is Not kept.-Poliee Arrest
All Persons Following Wagons.
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SITUATION IMPROVES.
Sheriff BIuntIy Says He Will Ask for
Troops if the Chicago Strikers
Do Not Behave Themselves

Do Not Behave Themselves.
Chicago, May 5.-After being blunt
ly informed by Sheriff Thomas E. Bar
rett that troops would be asked for
by him if the police and deputy sher
ifs together were unable to control
the outbreaks of violence. the strike
sympathizers were less in evidence
about the many strike-bound stores
and stables today. A distinct innova-
ton was made by the police IN the
issuance of an order to arrest all per
sons following photographed wag-
ons
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EQUITABLE VESTlGATION.

Committee is Doing its Work as Rap
idly as Possible and Thoroughly.
New York Hay 5.-Henry c. Frick
on leaving the city today for Pittsburg
to spend Sunday being asked as 20
the work of the Investigating commit
tee on the Equitable Life Assurance
Society, said: The investigation com.
mitteis doing it's work as rapidly
as possible and thoroughly. My let
ter to Mr.. Alexander on April eighth
which was made public, fixed the
scope and character of the investiga-
tion. from which there will be no de
Walton.
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wANTED.-cook at Ell Captain hotel
ssts.
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Factories Resume Work.

Warsaw. May 5.-Work was resum-
ed at many of the factories here to-
day in spite of the efforts of agitators
to prolong the strike.
Domestic Servants Strike.
Tif1is. Caucasus. May 5.-About ten
thousand domestic servants and wait
ers of this city struck today.
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TWO KILLED, EIGHT INJURED
AND MUCH PROPERTY
is DAMAGED.
HE SUCCEEDS PLAT

Rrandegee New Senator
From onnecticut.-Summon Issu.
ed for Secretary Loeb in Case of
Mae c. Wood for $4,000 Damages,
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IN FRENCH
WATERS

JAPAN STILL RESENTS FRENCH
AID TO RUSSIA.
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Preparing to Leave
Saigon. May 5.-The Russian divis-