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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-22
THEY GAVE THEE ORGANS
Forthe Enemies Of President Ament
in the Normal.

Guthrie, o. T., June 21.-The Alva Pho
neer says: In his last assembly talk to-
day President Ament reviewed briefly his
efforts here, the rapid growth and devel
opment OF this normal and its present
greatness. all of which is true. other
men might have done as well, but most
would never have succeeded at all. Most
teachers are not business managers and
promoters. President Ament is. He spoke
of what some knockers" had done or
attempted; some had hung onto the sal
airy teat so hard they had forgotten man
ly honor. That this is one of the finest
normal buildings in the United States, it
is the result of some Of President Ament's
dreams" plans and efforts. Other
dreams as valuable to Alva would now
never see realization. That he wished
to all the supremest happiness and sue
cess. The talk was good, and more con-
sentative than he is entitled to make.
In n great sense he has been Alya's first
citizen and benefactor and promoter. II
now remains to be seen how new hands
viii carry forward what he has so thor
oughly founded and organized. At the
close of his remarks the students gave
three ringing cheers for President hment
and his friends and three groans for his
enemies.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-22

matter. Had Flynn said that he would
have accepted the nomination, these men
would be working for him. Under the
present condition, they have been forced
TO ally themselves with. other candidates,
and until this was done it was most
perplexing situation for the man who
attempted TO show by figures what the
convention would do Flynn's statement
that he had 10 choice among the candi-
dates has sent the Flynn men to their
friends in the race. The situation has
warmed up sufficiently for them TO go ac-
lively TO work, and every man is now
pushing for his favorite in the contest.
Many of these men have gone TO Rob-
berts, while others have gone 10 Nc
CURE. McNeal, it seems, secured less Of
the Flynn strength in Oklahoma than
any other candidate. Morgan's friends
claimed that Morgan would secure more
OF the Flynn admirers than any other
man, but this has not been the case ex-
cept in some particular places. In some
cases McNeal was handicapped by the
statement that he was opposed to the
territorial organization After this re-
port was circulated AdcNeal announced
that he was favorable 20 the organiza-
ton, and at 70 time would he attempt to
disturb it. should he secure the nominal
ton. This statement had the effect of
stopping the report in various parts of
the territory and placed AIcNeaI in a
better light with the organization men.
In Woods county this statement was
used to the detriment of AIcNeal. a
circular was issued which went the
rounds. making a bitter fight on him.
and charging him among other things
with an attept to do the county on a
court house proposition. Woods county
has a strong Prohibition sentiment and
because AIcNeal was not endorsed by I
Prohibition leaders these persons con- /
Guided that it would be profitable TO
support another candidate.
One feature Of the campaign is that /
very few counties in the territory have /
Instructed their delegates. Only two (
Woods and Payne. have decided /
on the unit rule. The counties instruct /
ing, are: Logan, Custer, Pottawatomie, /
Canadian, Pawnee. Comanche, King
fisher. Lincoln. Other counties may de-
eide on the unit rule after reaching
Enid, but it is believed that the ma
jority of the counties via adopt no
such rule
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drowned last Friday in the Arkansas rsvsr
near .Pcrter's Ferry. six and one-nalf
niles northwest OF Raiston- IN COMPANY
with Mr. Shaw. AIr. Smith and ice
Panther. Barton was in the river seining-
His companions suddenly beard him call
for help. then disappear under the water
They were Unstie 70 reach hin % give
assistance. His body VAS found several
hours later AT n point nearly ons-hait
mile down the stream AIS. Saith and
Mrs. Barton saw Mr.. Barton sink and his
wife rushed into the stream 70 assist hin
bit tile water WAS SO deep where he had
sunk that she was not permitted 10 50
further &r- and Ms Barton came here
from Missouri and had been married only
fve months
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-22
BULLETIN ON INSECTS
Valuable Treatise Issued BY the Ex-
pertinent Station.

Saltwater. o. T.. June a.-The expert
ment station has sent out the following
bulletin on Protection Against Plant
Diseases and Insects.
Plant diseases ard insects are doing
SO much injury 20 the orchards snd gar
dens IN Oklahoma that e has become
necessary 70 protect the plants BY some
artificial means The method ~ destroy
ing the diseased and wormv fruit and
foliage Is Of great value n peraistentiy
carried out This cannot De- done IN 80
thorough a manner. however. os % de-
stroy al the diseases and iasects pEes-
Ont and q rew left over. ans those that
wiz come from ueighboring farms All
produce q dangerous number next year.
The cheapest ard most practical method
II protecting pianfa from eiseaaee and
Insects Sc spfayirc. The ifeei method IL
81 spray thoyelsily ard then destroy az
diseased f-uit. leaves ard traet about ire
orchard ana earlen. Either rnethed IL
good when Used aione ard the value q
each ls greatly f1crcarei whea used TO-
ge;hsr
spravi-~ soiufions ere divided into tvo
general eIaasea those DESIGNED q pre-
vent the attacks ~ fnnsas 1ieeases are
cslIes saneicrdes and theee designed G.
dsstrov or prevent atfrcsa g Insects aye
called iEserficidCE
FrszfcEses protect thf pianie ~ rre-
v,nslar sac fuusss diseases fren Eslesar
q facfho.d O. the plants pa solutions
are rrrrsea ~ rsaf rails fa1t tesirev
Ire re-r-tnstiug sroges Hnere IS -1nss ia
~-rtart v5th ttfl Tne rrf-er ars f,-l-
-Aa- rrrla1reEa are tfe fs.sf eserslae
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-22
DELAYED UNTIL JULY MEETING
Matter Of Furnishing Tonkawa Pre-
raratory School Put OF.

fSfSiOty OSUCOi TNl ON.
Guthrie. o. T., June 1.-THE Board Of
Regents for the Tonkawa preparatory
school held a short meeting with Cover
nor Ferguson yesterday afternoon. At
this meeting the question Of furnishing
the new building came up. The matter
was delayed until July n order that bids
and prices can be secured and considered
by the board. The following letter ex-
planning the object Of the school is being
sent out:
THE purpose OF the university prepara-
tory school at Tonkawa is TO it young
men and women for universities, technical
schools ana business life.
ANY one over fourteen years Of age
may enter the school and win be given
work suited to his requirements Students
presenting diplomas from the common
schools are classified without examina-
ton.
''The work Of the sub-preparatory year
Is the common brauches-arithmetic
grammar history, geography, physiology.
reading. spelling and penmanship.
Shorthand and typewriting are intense
~ practical and afford excellent driu in
language training. Amanuensis work Of
fers. pleasant lucrative and profitable
employment 10 thousands Of young peo-
pie At the school Ben Pitman system
OF shorthand and the touch system on the
Remington typewriter are taught.
THE school offers exceptional advan-
tages In the study Of music. Piano, vio-
lin. mandolin. guitar. voice, orchestra,
chorus. glee club and band work are Of
fered.
'The school encourages outdoor ezer-
cises and properly regulated athlete
sports The twenty acres Of Jewel ground
the building offer excellent
facilities for che various form q athletic
worS-basebail, football. track athletics
and tennis
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-22
TAKES SHOT AT NOSE
Paper Published In His Own Town
Refuses to Endorse Him.

Guthrie. o. T.. June 2.-The war on
Nose Anderson as chairman OF the Dem
ocratie territorial committee continues
The Enid Democrat is the latest paper to
take a shot at him. 1t says:
This paper deplored the election Of
Nose Anderson as chairman OF the terri
toriaI Democratic committee and it is not
now in a condition to endorse him. It is
true that he was never duly elected a
member OF the committee and in our opin-
ion could not have been elected as such in
this county. 1t is with regret We make
this statement at this time but it is nee
essary"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-22
- 10 DEE 81
George Cox Of Pav1ee ounty Meets
al Unusual Death


Guthrie. Q. T., June 1l.-Ehe Pavnee
Timss-Democrst says George Csz. a
zaeS -led mar who was gei5s wsu known
Over the acrthsrn pert o. the conrtv. nlat
with q fatal accident a. tie hone Z -.
Il Ranlster. two and oue-haif raIez
northeast Of sizeses. he fesl 60 the bct-
tora e a weu which vas = fsst deep. -
aied the following day. 1evar reg.-7s
ceuscfouEness. The accsaeut secured n
Friday. June g. Nr. Cox Vas assisting 81.
r Bsnisse- u dgFing a vefs. rcta weze
a. work En- the wetl and thsy wee uF1z
g horsa - hoist ths huckss- g1x VA -
% 50 &c t1o top AID shouted g the hcTss.
bet the horse Cd net start IS = hid
previously been trained = &C.. - "
Cox began q rls-zh the rcrs. Nhea ~
vas nearly % tbs SOP TIE hrsze Tsa-t1s
rzara Cox r-fs1 = s4Ire Aa1i ea
Tie wlnsIlzsz- h1t z4s u1ansf g g 80.
ard xas cornpetles g. SIDE nzei- .3ezss lie
roue When ~ reaened t6e ri - -
ro7e RS boiT hzt szszci xEeS Feiseitr
- was e1ahse % step ard kx Ffas g -
sostou- SIC rastlaEsy tzTzszs ete~ -
ths r1n ard ssrsck 81 - heal ETsfr1saE
hss ssszn 90 a sseSge banner 81 is-ezk-
s-g c1e Ct lis lexA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-22
pIcK moReAN coNFlpENT
Says He WiH Enter Convention With
More than 125 DELEGATES.

e. Reno. .. T. June l--By an inter
view here Dick Morgan, candidate Tor
congress vas asked what he considered
his chances for nomination He replied:
I'm be nominated Ny inside inforlna-
ton assures me Of strength In Cleveland.
Payne and Custer counties whsch my OPP
ponents were never willing % concetie-
The reliable reports are all favorable to
me
DO you care &c state an estimate OF
your expectea strength OF first Saiio,7-'
1T VIII not b less than -. i takes
go to nominate. and 7 feel that III b
nominated. I don't say this boastingix.
bat ny reasons are based on the NEST
trustworthy reports from all over The
territory
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-22
HAVEN,T oPENEo IT ~
Democrats Slow in Getting Had
quarters Ready.


Guthrie. o. T.. jane IA meetiag a
the Democratic campaign COMMITTEES vas
scheduled Tor Guthrie yesterday aad n q
took place the Democrats ~ LoEsa coua-
~ arr rot yes aware x the fact Moss
Anderson az Enid Vas - have hesa hers
20 start the campaign on. bat bis arrival
was not not.eed Eea Clsrdy q shawBsa
and Freeman r. Killer q suiisstss usra
here. but had nothing 20 faY aseuf rs
committee meeting At ths chiasor'a
CITY meeting Il Was aunounced that "a
Democratic hr8tguarteTs would BE- ossn~
I'd here yesterday. NothiuE a. been Gems
81 rera-d 20 the matter. and neither has
Euesne CHS Irssa countya eanaissis
Tor secretary o. the coaHsitiss. fscsissd
notice ~ hts appointment
u 81 said uDen gees authority hat aies7
ks.acrsan will have an inresiizatien 80
ascertain what rights Pc hss as raair1naa
q tae fsrfltafia3 eenniffee. Charges sfs
being s,-ls hat Aa5ereeu uszrzsa -
rights ard fhat sn iarssfiEsfiea wis -
uaee 40 ascerfaia 14st rhaf Us status
q ths eane IL. 81 fszaFd % tls committee
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-22
PAYNE COUNTY DIVIDED
Delegates Said to be for Mcguire,
Morgan and McNeal.

Guthrie, o. T., June 21-The Glenco
Mirror says that the Payne county dele
cation to Enid is divided between Nc
CURE, Morgan and AIeNeal. The delega-
ton is as follows: James Jones, J. p.
Hinkel T. S. lglesbe Hunter Williams
G C. Walker. J. C. Jones. T. a. Calvert
II. c. Jerome. +. Rankin. w a. Knipe.
Il. G. Hodges. 7. a Hutto. c. L. Lyons
y. II. Yokum. r. A Lowry. c. w. Nc
0raw. T. ]. Wyko1. r. y. Andrew. W. y.
Malker.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-22
STILL ANOTHER RAILROAD
To Run from chcrryVale TO Kinahshsr
Via Perry.

Perry O. T.. June 2t--Messrs- Porter
and Brewster. two prominent citizens Of
Montgomery county. Kan. are in the city
today. and this afternoon had a confer
regard 10 proposed line OF railroad from
Cherryvaie, Kansas, 70 liugnsher. O. T.
says the Republican. II our readers viii
consult their maps. they wiz see That this
would be q feasible lire. also that Perry
is in a direct Ire between the two points
named. As result OF todays meeting
Messrs. ". c. Mccune and r. T. Wade
were appointed a committee To look after
Perry's interest in the matter. Further
developments in the matter win be
awaited with interest.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-22
poP-REPusLIcAN coMsINE
On the County Offices ir Cleveland
County Is ~ aEe.

Norman. Q. T. June l--The conference
committees appointed by the Republican
and Populist county central committees
met On 1uze = ard entered into a c7mhi-
nation The Republicans are - have
comfy attoraey. county clerz. county 81
F.efsntsndeat- probate judge one ccuu1ss-
Popailsss ara given sheriff. register =
deeds. county treasure. souaty ASSESSOR
sEo cosanisslcners ana surveyor. The
nominations are 70 b made Friday. June
:. the Republicans % nominate cs-zl1-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-22
SIZING UP The gARTH
Present Work Of ceodesic Surveyors
in Oklahoma.


Guthrie. 0. T. June 1..-Of the work
OF the eo-qs which IS taking the curv-
ative OF the carth's surface. the wau-
lsornis Hornet. says;
The leveiiug corps OF the coast and
geodetic survey Department came IN sun
day from the south. taking elevations
preliminary to connecting meridian lines,
They are headed FOR Anthony. Kansas.
e connect with the tower there. after
which they wiz return 20 Texas and
bear for Louisiana The PARTY IN charge
% William Burger, appointed from Colo
radc. consists CT r X Lyons appointed
from Tennessee james Babcock. John
Z. Irving. Washington CITY; Leland
Wadsworth. Jr., Amsterdam. y. Y; Dan
iel Boone. Tampa. Fla. Wiliism Buoy.
chief OF the triangulation corps. viii .oi-
low IN a few weeks"
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dates for the offices allotted 10 them. free
OF dictation from the Popuhsts and the
Popuiists to Go the same with their Of
fees County conventions VIII be held by
both parties On that day. but in no re-
spect Will they unite.-excePt 70 endorse
the action Of the other convention.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-22
CUSTER coUNTYs DELEGATION
It is Said Only six of Them are for
McNeaI.

Guthrie, o. T. June 21.-The Arapahoe
Bee gives only six of the Custer county
delegates to AIcNeal. It says: The fol-
lowing are the delegates elected, who
stand six solid for McNeaI and eight in
the field, probably leaning to Morgan
and Roberts: J. NJ Gnbreath, 1. C.
Clark. II. P. Grow. b. b. Parish, r. P.
Phillips, p. X Wade, T. J. Nance. T.
S Garvin, W. Z. Rogers, G. NJ. Ellis,
w. c. Russell, c. W. Brewer, VIM.
Thomas, II. D. Gorby.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-22
BILL Cross ON JULY 4
viii Hold Forth in a Speech in Pot
tawatomie.

Guthrie. o. T.. June 2i.-Ben Clardy OF
Shawnee, while in the city announced that
the Democrats OF Pottawatomie county
would start the campaign in that county
on the Fourth Of July. 'Biii' Cross,
Farmer IT, II. Hagan. Colonel Roy
Holman and a few others win crate OF
that occasion and the Democrats VIII at
tempt 20 make medicine with the masses
a : they gather 70 celebrate on that date.
Clardy says that PottaVatornie county
wHI establish a record that other counties
win have hard time IN beating.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-22
RECEIVES NO APPLICATIONS
Governor Ferguson on Hunt for q
Private Secretary.

Guthrie. o. T. June I.-As yet there
have been no applications made 70 Gov
ernor Ferguson for the position of Pri-
vate secretary made vacant by the res.g-
nation OF c. A. McBrian. Governor Fer
guson has given no intimation as 70 his
intentions in the matter and 81 VIII be
several days yet before he VIII announce
the appointment.
Mr. McBrian is at Watonga this week
in conference with the board OF county
commissioners 20 settle up the contro-
versy which exists over fees.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-22
M'NEAL SECOND CHOICE
Of the Delegates Selected in Potta-
Wstomie County.

Guthrie, o. T., June According to
the Tecumseh Republican Pottawatomie
county's delegation IS likely to be for
McNeaI for second choice. 1t says: No
expression was had Of the sentiment of
the convention on a second choice as
candidate. but it is believed that ma
joriey Of the delegates at the conven-
ton would have favored Dick T. Morgan
in case a second choice had been called
for. It IS believed. however, that ma
jority of the delegates would be for
J. W. McNeaI as second oNoS,o in case
of the withdrawal of Mr.. Goodrich.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-22
CLEVELAND COUNTY MIXED
Said to be Six for Morgan, Four for
Mcclure, TWO for Robberts

Norman. o. T., June 21.-The delegation
from this county to Enid stands four for
Mcclure, six for Morgan and two for
Roberts. At the county convention Jay
Sherman for territorial central commit
teeman received e91k votes. beating James
D. Mcclure. who received AZ votes. The
delegation to Enid is as follows: F. II.
james, I. NJ Little. c. L Botsfor1 John
a Mccartney, z. E. Lloyd. J. Shenaker.
"a F. Shinn, D. J.. Larsh, Jas. D. Nc
CURE, J. NJ. Bishop, J. J. Burke, w. Z.
Balm.
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HOW ABOUT BLAINE COUNTY
Dispute as to How the Delegates TO
Enid VIII Vote.

- ~ 80 ~ tA-sf AltC GSlGQdLIeS 10
Enid VIII Vote.
Guthrie. @. T.. Tune I.-There is a diff
ference in the re1orts rs 10 how the dele
sation from Blaine county, which is Gov
o1nor Fersnson's home, viii vote. The
report first sent out was that the dele
cation was equally divided between Rob
oerts and Mcclure. Now the Roberts
managers say that The delegation is an
Tor 1soboerts The delegates from Blaine
county are. J. p Scott. Lawton town
ship J. c. Fisher. Cimarron; D. I. Tav-
ior. Arepahoe; i. X. Ben. Lincoln. c.
l. May. Wells; r. 7. Eerwood. Home
stead; s. Foose. Watonga: J. y. T'honp
SON. Dixon G. lfonser. Cimarron: J. II
DAlon. Canadian. 7. I. Trout Watonga:
II. T. Fee. cedar Valley: ]. T. n Mouri-
Quand. Homestead, p r Tyler. Wa
tcuga.
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CLAIMS LARGEST FOLLOWING
Managers Of Robbers Say He VIII
Lead IN the Convention.

= 'tot--I~I , ~ nc y 10
Lead IN The Convention.
kinsdsher o. 2. June 11-In summing
up the eandidacy - !. c. Roberts for
coasvess, the llinEdsher Free Press SAYS:
At this time everything points 20 the
success Of TIE candidacy OF Hon J. C.
Robbers for Republican nomination for
delegate 10 congress. klngrsher. Com
anche and Blaine counties have elected
solid Roberts delegations. ard Okla
eoriia. Garfield Grant Caddo Rioyya.
and Custer VIII Be largely Tor him. The
reports STOW more encouraging daisy.
ono that 5udEe Roberts 7sl So into lhe
convention With tae largest following and
come ovt the winner there seems little
catse 10 doubt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-22

Guthrie, o. T.. June H.--Wnliam Grimes
secretary OF the territory. has been called
10 Anadarko by the illness o. his daueh-
ter. Ms. Dorsey Kroitzer. Mr.. Crimes
viii not return until some time next week
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-22
SHOOTING WAS ACCIDENTAL
Result Of Inquiry Into tire Death q
Ed GriScl Near Pagvnes.

tawncC. Q. 2 Juna -l.-I,l crlescl. ared
II q s5n C. Dsalsl G<iessl ,. who lives north
az this CITY. was fatally shos II his barn
Sard - first II was thousht that .
murder had eeen committed ard thu sher-
- oslice ~ this clts- vas notified. Later
eeFeioi r'ents, however. n she way OF
co1yincinE circum stansial evidences. dis
closed that che shooting had been aecsaen
tal and SAe coronsrs vesdict VAS 70 tAzs
eject
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-22
FoR an AUToMosILE LINE
Running Between tire Central Cites
e C<H7-cr-

Csrthrse. o. T. guae ei--tsTezre coTueli-
scr. rrszsseus e. re srzsrlesr Lcar ard
trust cauraav. 81 Fsnserssors and 1eAr
Dese.s = tals r.fr hare Eee1res essr-
ser for TIE E1-ress - sztseis.z - e. a1t-
anohgs Use f7r rs ez-ryt1E - rzFse7-
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s-,rrC-rlnr Ggfhrss- re csFsai stecs
Is 81 - ard - ans e - - clErats-'
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-30
PRICE ONE GENT
SUCCESSFUL TRIAL TRIP.
TORPEDO BOAT DESTROYER DALE
Fills All Requirements of The Government
And Now Awaits Acceptance
Speed 28 l-8 Knots.


The torpedoboat DESTROYER Dale. built
by the William X. Trisg Company. of
Richmond, Va. successfully completed
ner oinelal trials yesterday on the Barren
island course, Off the mouth OF the Pa
tuNent uver' Chesapeake bay.
The contract requirements were thar
she should StandaTuiEe the revolutions of
her pfopellers az speeds OF -, 2S, 27 and
20 knots, making two hours over the
measured mile at each speed, but in
opposite directions, to balance the tidal
effect. The standaTdiIing trial was run
on Saturday, and the Dale developed a
speed OF 7SK knots, running against a
strong southwest wind.
An endurance test of one hour AZ 20
knots was then to follow. All the re-
qurements were fully met, the maximum
speed OF the course being 26.6S knots.
The Dale is the second of sixteen de-
slroyers contracted for by the govern
ment in November, 1908. To comnlete
her tHais, her sister ship. the Decatur,
ouilt oy the same company. having the
desunetlon oil being INST, and is now in
actual service. Both ships are identical
IN every respect, their principal dimen-
sions being as follows: Length, 2so
ieet; beam, % feet; depth. IA ieel; DIS
placement. 4So tons.
They have four ThoTnycroft type of
boilers and two sets OF iouT-cy Under triple
expansion engines, driving twin screws.
The machinery develops s .oao indicated
horsepower AZ full speed. Their arma-
ment consists ot two 3-inch semlauto-
matte rapid fre guns. hve 6-pounders
and two inch Whitehead torpedo tubes.
Following Is the official trial board that
witnessed the trials of the Dale: Captain
Maid, president; Lieutenant Command
ers Rocker. Vreeland and Rodgers and
Naval Constructor Woodward. The ves-
sci IS IN charge OF George Il. Townsend.
OF the Trigg hrm. All that is left now is
tor the government to accept the vessel.
captain cannon, OF the tug Sarah, of
Baltimore, who has been attending the
Dale during her trials, left today for
Richmond, Va, having In tow III Buuo,
floating machine shop Of the company.