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-.. n .. ., , ' , , .-'.' Xt c- i ! j J - f . ": - . . " . 1 . ... , . ,. , ...... ' V THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAU PORTLAND, V SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 15, M808. . ; 4- v : 13 JAPANESE LEAVE MONEY POURS IN GENEROUSLY , V A Word To the Wise ?5v IVc Take Canadian Money at Face Value : . 'FOR NEW TILLAMOOK BAY LINE Is -Sufficient fDarlng Quartermasters Will "Don't ready-made Have to Return Whence C 0 t p. a t They Came. BIO LINER NUMANTIA - DEPARTS FOR SIBERIA u- . . . Carries Valuable Cargo of Flour, the Larger Portion of Which Is Dea tlned for Vladivostok Prepared 2000 High Grade Razors, Regular $2, $2.50 and $3 This Week Only C)fc This Week Only to Encounter Icy Weather. MDMD, CLARKE fr COIPMIY V DRUGGISTS 11 clothes" 1 Kat'uekl Katutso and tVeyeda Takeja, iro two Japanese quartermasters who made, a daring attempt to gain entrance to the states by swimming the "Wlllam tu tlvsr at o'elock Saturday morn ing a week ago, were yesterday re turned to the oriental liner Numantla from which they attempted to escape, Tha steamer leaves Alblna dock at daylight thla morning and the Japaneee will V taken back to MoJI, whence they cams. They have been held In the county Jail since captured after their fensatlonai swim and narrow escape from death in the river, and will be nsld .In chains until the boat la well orsr the bar where there will be no possible chance for them to leap over board with' the intention of again making an attempt at long distance swimming. The Numantla cleared yesterday afternoon through the custom houe i jiiiii in.,;,! """'' --im , am I . . J;,i,iii':- ! Boat on Which Contemplated Company Has Option with a cargo conalatlng principally of ssaay, (lour, snd valued at $21 8,02 1. Ths transport! greater part of the cargo will be dls- well in In Articles ef Incorporation of the Port land II Tillamook Bay Transportation oompany will . probably be riled With the secretary of atate tomorrow pr the promoters of the new ortatlon line having succeeded so nterestlng capital that there re charged at Vladivostok, Liberia, smaller! mains only a few thousand dollars more consignments going to Yokohama. I oi moc. 10 De suDscnoea. Shankhal and Hongkong. t Tha capital stock will be $80,000. In detail the carvn cnmlai, nt isAiilLarn blocks have been taken br mir- barrela flour, a small quantity of office chants of Portland and points on Tllla- lurnnure, some coiion ana machinery. I moua nujr wnu are Biuypern, una oiners iiv ueuiucu iiwk on me strength of the investment appearing to be a good financial proposition. The company has an ODt on on tha large an 4 splendidly equipped casollne A large stock of cold medi-lboat Anvil built at Ban Francisco three years ago. one is now ai uaaiana. out of which port three or four craft f on and maclili at MC8.064. n. expects to The flour Is valued uaoiain rt ninunn. mtwtm tn mn Into some cold weather fn going Into Vladivostok and prepared himself with heavy clothing, as did also members of ine crew, a large stock of cold mdl. cine was placed In the medicine cheet ror rear that a few davi or mk among the Ice of Bering strait might similar construction are engaged in the atart an epidemic of the a-rln. coastwise trade. Her dimensions are: Length. 116 feet: beam, 24.6 feet, and depth r hold, l.b leot. tine has ca I paclty for about 400 tons of freight and has liO comfortable berths with permls- Btoanwr Allien Will tferr Bm1. lol. to c"rrJr "- aAv Pengers, She - j i carries a crew or 12. Mcinc eauiDned BreaJdnsT ShJomcnt. I with two engines capable of developlna About 160 tons or farmlns- machinery 250 horsepower, she reels off 10 knots ,d wVswn iwill h. Z t'o rIJ hour, which is equal to about 12 miles. with two engines anq twin atart an epidemic of the grip. MACHINERY FOR FARMERS. and wagons will be taken to Cooa Bay on the steamer Alliance which Is scneduiea to leave Couch street dock tomorrow night. This will be the largest shipment of Its kind ever made Into the Coos country. The Alliance was booked to leave last right but failed to get ready owing to the large quantity of freight that had accumulated on the dock while the craft was undergoing her annual overhauling a. screws nil danger of her being disabled Is practically eliminated. The Anvil has been tested in rough water upon several occasions and fofrnd an excellent sea boat. Bhe made a trip to Nome. Alaska, and has been plying out Of San Francisco for some time. A large number of merchants And five of the leading creameries and Sheese factories of Tillamook bay have agreed to ship exclusively on the Anvil for two years or until the completion of the proposed railroad into Tillamook from Portland. This will mean that the boa 1 will go full both ways at least most of the time, since It la assured that a large trade will be developed with Increased trannportatlon facilities. At present the only outlet for the products of the great dairy district IS the steamer Hue it. i.imor, wncn is now operating on a weekly schedui out of this city. For the present the Elmore Is capable of handling the trar fic without trouble but the Tillamook bay poople contend that one boat is en tirely inadequate curing the greater that rough part of the year. it sometimes happens weather makes It impossible for the craft to venture out over the bars and It )a particularly under such conditions that freight rlles up at both ends of the route, leaving the merchants and ship pers in serious dllemm on the drydoci Instead of trying oar a during to postpone tho vine to rush the freight on board durtnar thu night it waa decided to postpi ailing 48 hours. While on the drydock the steamer Was given a thorough overhauling both as to hull and machinery and she will go out In the best of condition. The nglneers have taken advantage of tlie layover and adjusted every bit of iho machinery so that It will work as well as .new. CARE FOR SICK TARS. French Shipowners Pay Traveling Expenses to France. French shipowners are particular!; solicitous of the welfare Of their sic sailors as will be seen from . the fact that during the past few wee!.B French Consul Labhe has ynt home a dozen tara who were sick and not in the best of condition to go to sea. Under sim ilar circumstances sailors on vessels of Other nations would have been kept on board or left behind to be cared for by friends or the country s representative. Consul Lab be sent P. Alleno of the bark Alice Marie home yesterday be cause he suffered from bronchitis. The man was not too ill to travel, but Con sul Labbe did not think it best for htm to continue going to sea and so recom mended his return to France. Besides paying him every cent due as wages, the owners of the Alice Marie will pay Alleno's fare to France. During the early part of the week two Bailors belonging to the French bark Jules Oommes were sent home because of illness. DELAYED BY STORMS. Steamer Elmore Will Probably Ar rive Today From Tillamook. rct, the steamer Sue H. Elmore did not reacn her foruana wnan last nignt as scheduled. Bhe will probably be in this evening. The-Elmore operates between Port land and Tillamook and has to cross the bar of Tillamook bay as well as the Co lumbia river bar., The past two aays have been very stormy with a high sea, and under such conditions it is custom ary to await better conditions.. Yester day morning the wind attained a maxi mum Velocity at the mouth of the Co lumbia of 68 mllea an hour. Even though delayed 24 hours, the El more will probably be able to get out Tuesday night on schedule time. Greatest Sales Svent. C-n page 2, section 2, will be found McAllen ft McDonnell's price announce ment for all kinds of household goods, to prevail during the great sale now On. Everything for the house table linen, bedding, - curtains, blankets are so low1 as to rqake a purchase an invest ment. Similar Cut prices prevail all through the great store. Whatever you need, see these goods first. I STRATHTAY FIXED TO LOUD LUMBER Pacific Export Lumber Com pany Will Dispatch Three. Steamers. FOBEIGX SHIPMENTS UNUSUALLY HEAVY Steamer Strathblane Begins Loading for Calcutta and Japanese Ports Strathgyle or Strathdon Booked to Loaf. Shortly. Still another large tramp steamer has been fixed to carry lumber from thl port to the orient. Yesterday afternoon the Paclflo Export Lumber company announced , that it bad chartered tho British steamer 8 1 rath tay to come here for May loading. Jhe will carry about 3,600,000 feet This is tha. third "Strath" liner fixed for lumber by the Pacific Export Lum ber oompany during the past few days the Strathblane and Strathgyle or Strathdon being the first taken. The Strathblane began receiving cargo at the mills of the Tongue Point Lumber company, near Astoria, this week but will come to one of the local mills to finish. She will carry away 8,600.000 feet. 2 000.000 feet of It to kO to Cal cutta, and the 1,600,000 feet to Japanese ports. The Strathgyle Is to carry a similar quantity to China but there Is a pos sibllity of the Strathdon being sent here in her stead, it depending entirely upon which steamer becomes available tlrst. The Strathtay is at Magdalena bay discharging a cargo or coal ror the fleet now assembled there. She reached her destination only a few davs ahead of the fleet and could easily have fallen In Its company, as she came out from in Its company, as she came out from Norfolk. Virginia, by way of the' Straits nan. n lumber shipments from this of Magellan. :1k: port bis fair to be , heavier this spring Fore) than for some time, a result of the lpw prices of the 'material. Foreign buy ers have come into the market knowing that eastorn. Business has been tempo rarily paralyzed by the, advanced freight rate and the late financial flurrv and are. stocking up In the expectancy of an early advance. I tilers Piano House MARINE INTFXLIGBiTCB. Begular Liners Bus to Arrive. Breakwater, Coos Bay March 16 Hue H. Alimore, Tillamook .... March 16 Hanalei, 8an Francisco March 17 Alliance, Coos bay March IT O. W. Elder. Ran Pedro March 17 Senator. San Francisco March 17 Rose City San Francisco March 21 Roanoke, San Pedro and way.. March 24 Arabia, orient . . April 1 Nlcomedla. orient May 1 Alesla. orient 1 June 1 Numantla, orient July 1 Begular Xdoers to Depart. Numantla, orient March 16 Alliance, Coos Bay March It) Sue H. Elmore, Tillamook March IT Breakwater. San Francisco . ...Mch. IS Qeo. W. Elder, San Pedro ....March 13 Hanalei, San Francisco March 20 Senator, San Francisco March 20 Roanoke, San Pedro and way.. March 26 Rose City, San Francisco March ?7 Arabia, orient April 16 Nlcomedla. orient May 6 Alesia, orient June 6 Tesstls la Fort. St. Nicholas. Am. sh. Astoria Berlin, Am. sh Ooole Henry Vlllard. Am. sh St. Johns Acme, Am. sh Portland Lbr, Ca Arctlo Stream. Br. ss Oceanio John A. Campbell. Am. sen. ....Astoria Jordanhlll, Br. sh Linnton Alice Marie, Fr. bk Martins Andre Theodore, Fr. bk.. Columbia Nori Jules Oommes, Fr. bk Greenwich Tricolor. Nor. ss E. & W. Mills Hoche, Fr. bk . .Mill street Colonna, Nor. bk Elevator Columns, Br. bk Coal bunkers Broderlck Castle. Br. ship .. t. . .Astoria' Alice MacDonald. Am. sch Astoria Largtemore, Br. sh Astoria Edward Detaille, Fr. bk... Stream Sommerstad, Nor. ss. Linnton StrRthblaoe. Br. ss Astoria Marechal Davont, Fr. bk Dolphins Molier, Fr. bk Stream Nereus. Oer. bk Banfield Alliance, Am. sa ..Couch street Crown of India. Br. bk Stream Verbena, Br. bk. ...Montgomery No. 2 Leyland Bros.. Br. sh Astoria M. Turney, Am. sch Astoria King Cyrus, Am. sch Prescott Aioyn, Kus. bk. Astoria Ernest Legouve. Fr. bk On way up Johan Poulsen. Am. ss Piemutt Clan Buchanon, Br. sh Stream trene, Am. sch Rainier u a u 9 0 Made to Order Suits $25 to $50 We carry's large lint, of exclusive styles and patterns. Note our dis play in window at entrance of Raleigh Building, 323 Washington, Near Sixth. J. C. Schaeler & Co. Merchant Tailors lHKEEPERS TO TESI HEW LAW Typewriter Left for Board Basis for Supreme Court Decision. Bn Bouts to XiOSd lumber. ANNOUNCES A GRAND OPLRA CONCERT IN THEIR RECITAL HALL Friday lLvening, March 20 THE VICTOR PRODUCTION OF v Leoncavallo's Fagliacci As rendered in its entirety by the La Scala Orchestra and Chorus under the personal direction of the composer. Admission will be by ticket only. (Complimentary reserved seat tickets can be procured upon application at Eilcrs Piano House, 353 Washington street.-' v " Echo. Am. bktn. Callao A. M. Campbell. Am. sen. Keaondo St Helens, Am. sh San Francisco Northland, Am. ss ...San Francisco Melville Dollar. Am. sa San Francisco Irene, Am. sch. Redondo Ravalli, Am. ss San Francisco Albert Meyer, Am. sch.. San Francisco Churchill. Am. sch Keeluna- Kelburn, Br. bk Mojillonea J. M. Weatherwax, Am. sch. San Fran Ba Boat With Cement and General. Euaens Renal lne. Fr. bk. Ant went Cornll Bart. Fr. bk. . Antwern Aberfoyle, Br. sh. Antwerp uiamuna tiostaa. r. dk ionaon Emanuele Accame. 1L bk Ham burs; Asgard, Nor. ship. , .Antwerp tuaajri, jt. dk... Antwerp Aimri mcKmers. uer. db. . . . . .Aniwern Clan Graham. Br. so. Cardiff Kugenle Fautrel. Fr. bk Antwarn VlnMnnH TO Vi int.M VM. . . . . . . . . .. . ..... .".1 Gael, Fr. bk ....London Coal Ships Sa Boats. Ancalos. Br. sn Newcastle, A. winaoro. Am. sen. .Newcastle, n. 8. w. uatumqi, jur. ss Newcastle,, A. Tramp Bteamexs En Sonte. Aker. Nor. ss Jt San Pedro 11 1 XT r , Strathgyle, British ss....San Francisco Needles. Br. ss. Maa-dslena Bar Inverskip, Br. ss San Francisco Klsa, Nor. ss. Ouaymas Strathtay, Br. ss. Magdalena Bay En Boats la Ballast to load Qraln. Alaterkamp, Ger. sa......Caleta Coloss CeiUcburn, Br. bk. Santa Rosalia Manx King. Br. sh TaltralA Fort CrawXord, Br. eh Callao Howard 1. Troon. Br. bk. ...San Psdra Nomia, Qer. bk, Tocopill Agnes uswaia, Br. sh callao River Falloch, Br. bk Callao Oil teasAsra En Boats. Geo. Loom Is, Am. as San Francisco Catania, Am. sa San Francisco W. S. Porter. Am. ss. ....San Francisco ' i -.I i . y Portland hotel proprietors are to test the validity of the statute to protect Innkeepers in Oregon. ' Some time ago a stranger left an Un derwood typewriter at the Barr hotel In payment for his bill, which amounted to $20. Afterward It developed that tho agents of the typewriting concern io Portland had a bill of sale for the ma chine, and the stranger had only made a small payment on It. Consequently the agents brought suit against J.' W. Toomey, proprietor of the Barr hotel, to recover the machine, j which they claimed as their own. The case was tried before Justice of the Peace Held, and it was decided in favor I of the hotel man. Judge Reid, in his ; decision, said that under the circum stances the property in question should be allowed to remain In possession of the hotel management in payment of board due. When the case waa decided against the typewriter people the agents gave notice at once of an ar-peal to a higher court. Owlna: to the fact that the bill amounted to only $20 and the expenso Involved In) carrying; on (the case would apgrfgate a great deal more, Mr. Too mev decided not to continue the fight The i'oruana noiei men iBeugni af ferent, however, and have retained the services of Roger B. Slnnott to make a test case, and if necessary carry the tne supreme court or tne matter state. to JUDGE HAILEY LITTLE IMPROVED No material change was reported last I night in the condition oi judge Tnomas a. Halley, who H still very low at his rxnldenrn on Marshall street. Little hope is held out for his recovery, on the contrary his death Is expected at any time. J. B. and John Halley xf Pendleton, nephews of Judge Halley, and Hons John Halley of Boise, Idaho, father of Judge Halley, are at the sick man's bedside. The Russian bark Albyn will not be- tha for Nortn Pacific several days, as s gin loading lumber at the mills of the Vnrth Pa n 1 f i n T.nmhAr fnmnAntf tf9 he arrived long before expected. -The Albyn made a reoord run (rora Callao by covering the dis tance to Astoria In 40 days. The British ship Hartfield has been posted at Lloyds as missing. The vas sal, under command of Captain Sander son, sailed from Valparaiso October 28 for Puget sound under charter to Bal four, Guthrie & Co., ,to load wheat for Europe. MARINE NOTES ALONG THE WATERFRONT.' Tha steamer Breakwater Is due t arrive here tonight from Cooa Bay. The French bark Ernest Legouve will be at Mersey dock this afternoon wltn a cargo of cement from London consigned to Balfour. Guthrie A Ca. The steamer J. N. Teal will probably make a trial run up the river this week, but she ,wlll not go into regular com mission on the Portland-CeUlo run un til fulljr. Xuralsbe4 .,':'tA,- Astoria, Or., March 14. Sailed at 10:80 a. m. Steamer Rose City, for San Francisco. Arrived flown at 8:30 m. French bark Amlral CornuHer. Arrived down at 11 a. m-Brltish steamer Gryfevale. Left up at 11:16 a. m. French tarn jurnest Legouve Armed at 3 p. m. Schooner f Irene, irom neaonao. San Francisco, March 14. Arrived at g a. m. Steamer F. s. Loop, from Portland. Sailed at 12 m. Steamer Senator, for Portland. Sailed Steamer Geo.' W. Elder, ror jfortiand. .'.Atoria,,Or., March 14. Tides at As toria toda- High 11:22 a, m., 7.7 feet. Low 5.uJ a. m., 2.8 feet; 6:06 p. m., 6 feet, ... Ther managers of the Hughes cam paign are counting on having the votes of tha eight delegates from Vermont at the national convention. I . .. ' . . t Ho Use to Si. "I have found out that there Is no use to die of lung trouble as long aa you can get Dr. King's New Discov ery." says Mrs. J. White, of Rush boro, Pennsylvania. '1 would not bs alive today onlv for that wonderful medicine. It loosens up a cough quick er than- anything else, and cures lune disease even after the case is pro nounced honeless. Thla 'most rellahla remedy for coughs and colds, lagrlppe, 1 j Trouble J V I Show I 1 Styles jT J Talk " Over i This week we are displaying in our Washington street window 2,000 high-grade Razors, wnicn regularly sen lor L'.uu, ifj.ou ana J.w. peclal tins week gm only UC These are not cheap razors placed in a case With a high price stamped on the outside such as you usually find, but are razors of best quality and include the following brands:- PEERLESS, WOSTENHOLM, BRANDT, I X L, WADE & BUTCHER, ERN, PIPE, ARROW, and many more 'superior razors. Every razor is sharpened ready for use and guaranteed to give satisfaction. Expert demonstrator in charge of display, who will explain the honing, stnping and care of a razor irr every detail. In order to keep your razor in condition it is necessary to have a good strop. This we supply you in the "BRANDT SELF-HONING STROP," regular price. $2.00. ai This week I C Free booklet on the proper care of a razor. Safety Razors and Safety "Razor Blades of all makes arc -always found in our Razor Department. Special German Grade Fine China One-Third Oil A Camera Talk To those having -Plate Cameras 4x5 or 5x7. here is a new. magazine holder in which you can carry a dozen plates and will load your machine in daylight. This is the best and mogt con venient holder ever invented. We invite your in spcction. 1'rice, including case $7.50 No. 1 Ansco The highest quality, most reliable Snap-Shot Camera made, 3x34.. $5.00 Ansco Junior Compact, fits coat pocket; takes pictures 2I4x4,i; automatic focus with, automatic 19 ft ft shutter. Trice ePl.Ul No. 9 Ansco A life-lasting Camera, taking" pictures the new postal siie, 3v4x5!3i obtains finest COft ftft results. Moderately priced, but PavUU Seneca Viro Camera, for the advanced amateur and professional. Size 5x7, $15.00 values. Special f 12.00 Size 6x8tf, reg. $16.00. Now $14.00 Size 8x10, $17.00. This week f 15.00 Compact Tripod Regular $2.00 values f 1.50 Regular $1.70, special fl.25 Arflo Developing Powders Six tubes, in a box, 25c values. Now. . . . , , .20 A 'complete line of Argo, Cyko and Artura Postals, dozens, grosses and thousand lots. New Pyroflrapfiic Arrivals In our Pvrographic Section is the most com plete assortment of wood to burn obtainable. New Tabourettes, Artistic Pipe Racks, Tie Racks, Letter Racks, Hair Receivers, Steins, Mirrors, Playing Card Boxes, Nut Bowls and many other originally figured pieces, including the newest gouging relief effects, run free instructions go with each outfit, including the new gouging re lict euect. New Tabourettes from 65 to $2.50 Steins from 75 to f 3.00 Letter Racks from 3O0 to 75 Whjsk Broom Holders 30 Waste Paper Baskets $1.35 to $2.00 Tie Racks 35? to 40 Stamp Boxes 25 Hair Receivers 75 Pipe Racks 85 Nut Bowls from 25 to $1.40 Playing Card Boxes 25 to 45 Free new catalogue on request. PYROGRAPHIC OUTFITS $2 tO $7.50 OpIicalSense No Time Like -(he Present It will pay you to do business with us. as our prices for fittine classes are much lower than elsewhere. Our goods and fitting are guaranteed, a srood reason why it pays you to he one of our patrons. io those who know us and have tried us no comment is necessary. To others w'e would sfy that the merits and record of our service are worthy of consideration. When you wish a pair of glasses we fit them accurate and convince you of our ability. .yes tested, glasses nttea. Rozane Fern Dishes and Jardinieres One-Third OB Celebrated Paintings and Pictures These Prices Copld Awake and Asleep 95c In brown carbon tone, framed, in handsime 1-inch oak, two subjects in one frame; regular price $1.75. Sale 95c Black & White Photogravures Black and White Photpgravur.es, frames 2-inch. brown oak, large ' assortment of subjects, size QQ. 20x24; $1.50 values iOC Genuine Carboqs j Genuine Carbons, framed in wal nut ovals, glass size 7x9, large as sortment of Madonna subjects, Cupids, Christ Heads and' others. Frame alone would be cheap at rthis price; comp'ete with Cf carbon VC Facsimile Water Colors Facsimile Water Colors, in as sorted gold frames, both in plain nd fancy ornaments, some with gold and white mats, sizes up to 10x24: regular price M AA $2.00, choice IjI.UU Gennlne Pastels $1.95 Genuine Pastels, framed in oval and square effects, . glass size 16x20, both in landscape and ma rine; regular $7.50 pictures. $1.95 Celebrated Boilean Heads The well known Boileau Heads, in colors, would be hard to distin guish from the genuine water colors, framed in dainty gold ovals neatly matted, glass size Cfl Copld Awake and Asleep $1.90 Framed in handsome 2-inch oak. both in one frame, glass size oi each picture 9x12; 1 Ajf $3.00 pictures pl?U Dining Room Prints Dining Room Prints, in hand some 2-inch dark oak with small gilt lining, glass size 11x14, large variety of subjects, print ed in colors; ' OO $1.85 values.: J.. i .OSJC Passeparlonfs Choice assortments of Passe partouts, Carbons, Photograv ures, facsimile water Colors, all suitably framed; $1.25 values 25c 8x10; regular $1 values., Genuine Oil Paintings Every Canvas Imported Special Tbis Week .Original Oil Paintings, every canvas an imported one, framed in the latest designs of frames, both hi; single and double deck effects, each one encased in a shadow box, 28 pieces to sell at One Hall Price 12 pieces, regular $30.00 value......'. $15.00 3 pieces, regular $16.50 value $8.25 6 pieces, regular $25.00 value . . $12.00 7 pieces, regular $20.00 value .$10.00 , 38 Original Oil Paintings, framed in heavy gold frames, canvas size 9x12; regular price $10. d0 7C ' Monday only .tj J I U Telephone Connections to all Departments Ex. 11, A-6171, A-6172 WE SOLICIT YOUR MONTHLY ACCOUNT RUSSIAN SEMINARY IN UNITED STATES Only One In America at Minneapolis, Built Ten Years Ago bj Czat.' asthma, bronchitis and hoarseness, 1 ee at saiamor Drug 0o and 11.00. Trial old tinder guarantee at Skldmore Dru company's store. feotus re. Minneapolis, March 11. In Minpeap- olla is located tha only Jttussian semi nary in the United States. Ten years o the Russian government . built a mission school at 1701 Finn street nnrihuiit nl t wo vears aero the insti tution was converted, Into aa orthodox theological seminary. - . - At the present time there are 14 rounr men between tha aaes of 15 and S who have come from Canada, from Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and man oth er states, with the purpose of becoming teachers and ministers. They live in the rather spacious bullilinR' and the proximity of the church of Russia, which is Just across tho street, makes their environment ideal. "Though not a great institution, the Instructors here are conscientious and the students of the sturdy, ambitious sort. The school has prospered since Us. beginning-, and the present plans are to remove It to New York within a eouple of years so as to be nearer the center of Russian population in the United States. Next fall there will be added new classes and new instructors from Russia, Tne school is sunnorted by the Russian government, and it is tha mirrose of those In charts to taut It on the plan of the Russian seminaries. Tne faculty is composea or Basil Ben- sin, teacher of singing, history; Russian literature, psychology and, history of tne .Russian enuxen: lveonia Tiiurketch. rectort the Rev. Kukulevsky, Inspector; Miss Cloo Smith, teacher of. English and mathematics. . i The youoc men at tha school - are i courteous, scholarly and devoted, Tha dormitory system of the school make a close fellowship. Their two --weekit' , Christmas , vacation - began tw weeks later than ours, the Christmas ef their church falling- on Tuesday,' January . FORMING FEDERATION H SOUTH AMERICA' V (Special Dispatch to The jrosroat.) 1 , Buenop Ayres, March ll--Ths new that Braail has resolved s Increase hr navy baa been confirmed from England, where Brazil has placed a contract tor tha construction of several gubmsrtn .., - The congress e-f work. Just; adjourn -1 in Iar Plata, has bsgun. the organic t. " tlon of an American federation of lh-,r, with the Intention; of calling a - , a Of worklrtdinon all over this ro' , A atrlke literally exists at it n. .t Urn. " , T t .