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rase will go where acceptances have

been noted, the following will attend:

The Russian, Mexican, Itilian, British

and French Ambassadors: the German

Minister and special envoy; the Guate

malan. Haytien, Brazilian. Costa Rican,

Japanese, Peruvian. Bolivian, Korean,

Argentine. Chilean, Colombian.Portuguese

Spanish, Salvadorean, Swiss and Turkish

Ministers; the Venezuelan. Charge d'Af

faires; the Uruguayan Charge d'Affalreg

and the Dominican Charge d'Affalres.

The Auslrian Ambassador, the Minister

from Denmark and the general aide de

ramp to the Shah of Persia are the only

members of the corps who have declined

the invitation.

M. Jusserand. the French Ambassador,

and Scnor Ojeda, the Spanish Minister,

have been Invited to deliver formal ad

dresses.

FRENCH NAVAL WORK.

Many New Fast Ships are in Course

of Construction.

Parii«. March 25.—Commander Giles B.

llarber. Cnited States naval attache

here, has returned to this city after mnk

ing an extended tour of the French ship

yards and navul stations, lie says he re

ceived everey courtesy and facility from

Marine Minister Pellatin and the naval

officers In command, in obtaining general

information regarding the progress of

French naval work which is not includ

ed in that which is deemed to be of a

confidential nature. The various French

yards. Commander Harber said, are show

ing muoh activity in carrying out the

government's present naval program.

At La Seine and at Toulon, the new

battleships Patrie and Justice are well

advanced. At Brest the battleship Re

publique is under way and another bat

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The Montgomery advertiser. (1903). Montgomery, Ala., 1903-03-26. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84020645/1903-03-26/ed-1/?sp=11

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Montgomery advertiser, 1903-03-26.