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VICE-ADMI_RAL BEZOBHAZOFF.

The one mon, who has recently lent

some cheer to the Russian heart has been Vice-Admiral Bezobrazoll`,wl\c commands the lone Russian squadron entered at Vladivostok. _This f‘leet,consistingaccord- ing ;to the last authentic dispatches of four big armored' cruisers and 16 torpedo craft, has been boldly sailing the high seas and continues to evade theenemy‘s ships. This is il. successful operation of the ganna which Admiral Cc;-vera was ordered to play in the Spanish-American War, but

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` It is only sinw the accession of Theo- dore Roosevelt to the presidency that the Mayilowcr has attained to the dignity of- clalsilicatlon as a presidential yacht. Prior to that the honor oi’ serving in that capacity had been divided between the two vessels-the steel dispatch bout Dolp- hin and the yacht Sylph.

\Vhen,howcver, President Roosevelt,

with a large family of children and an ex-

ceptional number of close personal friends began to consider short sea voyl1B¢H BS li"

antidote for the cures of state, he was speedily forced to the _conclusion that neither of the vessels at his personal dis- posal would entirely answer thd l1\\1’D°S°-

The tl_ny Sylph was out of. the ¢1\l0S°|°“»

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The Mayflower is 321 feet in length over

nil", 275 feet in length rm. the water line'

piaces'2,ii80 tons of' water and has triple expansion engines of an indicated horse gown- afmou. ‘sm .cava _ her_ eimgiiiil the water by means of twin screw! lt Q _#peed of a1moat_@__nillesan_ hour. Tho, waasel, which is of a mostgreceful construction, carries Boliicers and a crew uf wo msn. Although-be speedy. the ywht

is very steadyln a leaway_ and her bun-

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and the Dolphin, although she l\as"10 erlto which she was wcliadapted by her staterooms-an increase from but"‘i'our speed-and she WHS token 00 the BI'00klYH ‘origiinilly-was iackiiig lnsleepingaccom- ' N{1yy_YH1C‘l “iid ‘med With ‘i ¢`°mPl°'“°“”`| modations fora pleasure party of any `of`4-inch' and 5-inch guns, together with sw ' I V > _ _ ~ 'several rapid-tire pieces. Later, when it In this e'xtremity it was suggestedthist "W,_l`!`fi6Qid0d that “|10 DFG*/by 50l\00“e"‘{`l3‘ there be fitted up for the Presidcnt's usd" 8011 0l‘Bft» Sh'-“lid b° 505931611 "f0\' 8lJf{0i01 the Maydowsr, another remnant ol '_§él'i'i¢°" “lid” “W P“’°id “V” H33 the the Spanish-American War ilect, which `\\éBV.Y Bun! in “S0 duflnl we “"“` ‘Vere had be_en out 'ol commission for sometime. l‘0Pll09d by 10 Six D°““de\'» 2 °“° P°““d°“’ Priorto the war- with Spain the May» ind 2 GUNS ”~“t°m°-Ut' 811115- '_-[`h°“~‘ “° ilowcr,then, as now, a palatial yacht, was M_llDlY S\1m0l0lll5 f0l' flrlllil Blllllteli 'md Sim' the property of Mrs. Ogden Goeiet, having UN' Pleimam' d““°9' ‘md °°“ld “lm "nd" been built for her husband by 0. &J. ` effective service in protecting the distin- Thompson at their shipyard on the Clyde, _ Scotland, at n cost of $8iX),iXl0. After the f _

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ergnnl are in the most in- tense and continuous sym-

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point ofaelling the yacht to King Leopold 1 should ; occasion re. of Belgium, but the outbreak ofthe most- ' f' 1' 0 quite' _ ` _

L W" In 1898 suddenly brought the _ The iioating palace which is designed as

Ecxd smug into the market for speedy _ a' fitting residence for the_‘chief executive

n e qi - craft and- the Mayflower was sold to ‘ ` ' °§ Q10 HMI?" Wiien socliil or noynl regul-

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Uncle Sam for the sum of $450,000. i " ‘ ' ' Y ‘

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afloat, isa very diifel-ent vessel from the Mayflower of three him four years ago, handsome as sheuwas at that timcf In re- iittingyand riefurnishingf the _vesscifor Presidential use nn outlay estimated at'

converted theahlp l`x|iAi;_'d)‘il’ ldeel a°quatic‘|

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are situated aftfon t_h6`mbin ‘deckfinoiude six stateroom! for theftfeludlve use of the Chief Migietrate, Mrs. Rooeeyelt the aniiams. ` ' i __ "* V 7 ' The two largest siatenioms have been

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liters in charge of the work because of the harmonious blending which they rendered phssible. The woodwork is iinished in

white enaincl and gold. The President, upon arising in the morning, may take u. dip in any one of four bathtubs on the

berth deck, near his suite. Each one of these tubs has been cut from u. block of

the iinest marble.

The spar deck forward is devoted to

ehmthouse and the stuterconis ui' thc sur-

geon and peymaster. 'i‘hese are fitted up in rich but simple style. The after por-

tion of this deck is given over to the smoking-room. This very comfortable lounging room is finished in teak, with a floor of fancy woods inlaid in mosaic and waxed. This room is furnished almost exclusively with cane chairs 'and sofas. Below, on the main deck,are the ceptain’s cabin, stateroom and bathroom, occupying the forward part of the port aide, while thc starboard section is given over to a ward-room ami quarters for the execu- tive and other oilicers of the vessel.

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quarters, isa state suite do luxe for tho' use of the President. The first mentis the Presidents dining

which extends the width of the ship is canned in nliue and gold in

style of the Louis XIV. The bnlkheade or waUs are beautifully embellished with the most delicate tra. cery, and light is admitted through two spacious skylights, mahogany rimmed, A, feature of this saloon is the beautiful marble mantle, the space above which is occupied hy a gold-framed oval mirror of large size. A companionway runs aft from the dining-romn and aifords access tothe Presidents- reception room. The panels which line this passageway are made of valenciennes lace, coated with a silver paint. The threads of the lace all so stiffened by this metallic pigment glial; the lace, when touched sharpiy with the

finger, gives out ii. bell-like sound.

Lieutenant (Joinmamier Albert Glcaves,

who has been in command of the May- flower since she became the .l_’resident`s yacht, was formerly in command of thc Dolphin when that vessel was the sole presidential pleasure crdft. He is known "S fl WY! Cfllmble and careful officer. Just prior to the designation of thc.Mayl1ower as the presidential yacht she conveyed the Governor of Porto Rico from ‘the United States to his new pong 0( dugy_ and even since the vessel has been placed et the personal disposition onlie President she has occasionally been selected to con. ve! distinguished 'officials on special

ll\iHSl;l;B._hI;>rDinstanoe, the trim yacht “BH 111 ewey's ilagshi when he ' inspected Uncle Sams fleet iruring the naval maneuvers in the Carribbean, and she carried toPanamn. about the time of the ‘Eevoiution Rear Admiral Walker, pres e t ith P - _ mission!! Ciansaf Sgizirnwgiigia (“"“<li C°m

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WALDON FAWCETT.

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absolutely nmhrinksble. Yon! instructions to refund as ferment shrink. il |

whenever you buy.

Stalshehfn " Unlhrlnlv Stnnlolefl "Truro Kal! ”

hu long been the favorite for wimer wear. Righiiy cut-rightly designed --made in all weights for all climates -I-it ia steadily winning favor li men who want to be warm and el: fortable. Stenneid in hr cheaper than wi nod Imported Umiernu-.

UN DERWEAR THAT, FITS.

For ease, comfort, warmth and wear, i.here’| no other

to compare with Sunsiield’». It its perfectly,

`becsuse it is made in every size to mit ‘ the extra stout and thin-the very ull and short-people, as well u the normal. ~X¢ Stn every part of the body, from neck to ankle. And always Els. 'l‘here’e no shrinkage with washing, or stretching with wear.

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