RUSSIAN MURDER CASE.
THE SENTENCES. By Telegraph.— Press Aasociation.-Copyrlghti ST. PETERSBURG, 17th Feb. Count de Lassy has been sentenced to penal servitude for life, and Dr. Patchenko to fifteen years' imprisonment, the latter for murdering, in May last, Count Bouturlin, a wealthy young exarmy officer, and the former for conspiring with Patchenko to "remove" General Bouturlin (the dead count's father) and Madame Lazardi (the general's divorced wife).
Mrs. 11. B. Mason announces that her classes for beginners in ballroom dancing will commence early in March. Intending pupils are asked to communicate with hoy at 86, Ghuaneo-fitreet, near St, Potere Church.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 41, 18 February 1911, Page 5
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