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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-02-28
Murderer Made His Escape but
Was AfterWard Captured--Th
Motive for the Murder as
Given by Others.
some STATE We rs.
Men Were in a Saloon and
Rushed Out and Victim Fell
With the Fatal Wound in His
Neck Witnesses Held.

Following quarrel over a recent
business transaction one Italian barber
was stabbed to death by arother Just
outs de of Browns saloon at Port
Reading shortly before II % ock this
morning. The murderer, Johna
Longo, at once made his escape, but
was caniurei later at Rah wav. as he
was about to board train for New
York.
The victim, wfo died almost in.
stanltv, was NAMED Rus,io He was
about thirty years old, and kept a
barber shop adjoining Duff's Hotel at
Crome, near Casteret.
He was stabbed in the neck with
a long stiletto, which .remained.
when witnesses rushed to Lis side,
STICKING in his neck.
Lougo is about twenty one years
oil. A short time ago he sold his
bsrbershop at Chrome tn Russio, with
an u derstanding that he was 70
open snop in Port Reading. There
have bean numeous bitches in the de
tails of the sa OF the shop at Chrome
to Russio and when the men met this
morning in Browns saloon, hot
words soon arose. They shortly led
to blows and the men retreated out.
side.
One witness, in statement made to
Justice Wi'ey, OF Woodbridge, de-
clares that Russio drew a revolver.
In twinkling Lopgo flourished his
stilletto, and stabbed Russio in the
NECK, running away at once.
Physicians we're at once summoned,
and the coroner and the Woodbridge
authorities were notified, Russio's S
hody was covered over, but was left
whore found, pending the arrival Of
the coroner or his representative.
All of the witnesses are held, and
will be taken to Woodbridge.
An alarm vas sent 10 the police
Of surrounding places, including this
city. Longo wore 4 brown mackin.
| tosh ami cap,
S. Spt2or, of this city, who. sew
eral II onths ago, sold the Port Read
ing saloon to the present proprietor,
happened along soon after the mur
der, and was one OF those who slw
Russio's body, with the stilettC
protruding from the neck.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-02-28
WERE CRYING.
As the Tug Approached Boats
Were Lowered and the Crew
Secured the Boys and Land. \
ed Them in TottenyiIIe.

The tugboat Fairmount, Captain
Hemstreer. owned by the Smith Tow
ing Company of Tot,enville, 8. f.
picked up two boys, about eight and
ten years old, yesterday afternoon;
vino were floating in the middle 81
Staten Island sound on q huge cnk
of ice. How the bows got out so +
from land is mystery and when 4
tugboat Picked them up Il ey W
nearly frozen and SO scared that It
could not talk.
Shortly before O'Clock the Fair.
mont WINS comingsdown from CAiteret
TO this city. When Opposite the Be-
high Valley docks, the man, Who WAS
IN the pilot house with Captain Hem
street, noticed tnasbiR cake with its
trman load and the signal for full
speed ahead was given.
The boys mad been sittiDg down on
the ice and were crying as If their
hearts would break. When they sax
the tug they jumped up and began
calling loudly for lsslp.
One of tine life boats Of the rug was
launched aud the mate aud two Of the
crew rowed to the sake of ice and the
little boys were soon rfscned. They
were SO scared and cold that they
could not talk O1te aboard the Fair
mount they were tax en- to the engine
room. where they we're made rs com
Portable as possible. The tug was
steered for Tottenville, where lzndG
ing WAS made at the steamboat docI
foot of Main street. The boys ~
ashore and seemed glad to be on dry
land onca more. 1t is thought tho
boys were PLAYING along shore on the
ice and large piece broke of. The
Falrmount has taken schooner cut
today and the crew could not be seen.
All efforts to learn the boys names
were fruitiess.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-02-28
HIS MIND MAY
Be DERANGED.
John Dempsey Jr., Accused Of
Vandalism in MetuChen Fire
House Still in Custody.

John Dempsey, Jr, the Matuchen
haokmau charged with acts of vandal.
ism at the house of Eagle Hook and
Ladder Company, at Metuchen, on
various occasions of late. has acknow
lodged his guilt at a hearing before
Recorder Moss. He was recommitted
to jail to await the action of the
grand jury, thitt
Besides the examination giyeu to
the man in New Brunswick Satnr-
day, bv Drs. Alsop and SCHUYLER
Clark, Or. W. 4 Ramsay, of this
city, has examined him as to his men
tal condition,
1t is thought possible that excessive
drinking may have deranged Demp-
sey mind.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-02-28
SERVICES IN
ST. PETERS,
DURING LENT.
Will be Held Every Day During
the Week Excepting
Saturday.
FOR EASTER SUNDAY.
Cards for Services Being Pre-
pared for the Congregation
to be Distributed.
FOR EASTER SUNDAY.

Rev. J. L. Lancaster has arranged
the yearly schedule Of services to be
held in ST. Peters Episcopal church
during lent.
Services will be held every day of
the week excspt SATURDAYS.
Ash Wednesday, March S, there
will be morning prayer and lItany at
1890 a. m.
Evening PRAYER will bs said on
Monday, Tuesday and Friday after
moons at O'Clock. There will be
litany on Wednesday mornings at 10
o'clock and evening prayer on Thurs
days at :45 O'Clock.
Holy communion will he celebrated
on the second Sunday in lent, March
~, at Z as a. IN. the fourth SUNDAY,
April 2, at 1880 a. ~. and on Easter
dav, April 23, at Z :45 and l0:30 a. tn.
= During Holy Week the week preced-
ing Easter Sunday, services will be
held as follows: Monday, Tuesday
and Thursd,y, p. IN; Wednesday, 10
a. m. Good Friday, 1890 a. IN. and
Z 40 p. m.
The services are arranged SO as to
euable every member Of the congrega
tion to be present The Thursday
evening services have always, in years
past, brought out large PERCENTAGE
Of men.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-02-28
FORUM VOTES
TO DISBAND.
Young Mems Organization De-
cides to Go Out Of Eyistance- !
To Dispose of Furniture.

At the regular meeting OF sth
Young Men Forum, last night, after
a careful reviewal of the issues pre-.
seuted, it was decided to dissolve the
organization. There is possibility Of
a resumption at some point 10 the near
future on the part of score or more
of those members whose interest has
not relax4d. 1t will be, however, bn
different lines, if the idea ever cou1Bs
to anything definite.
A commi tee was appoiuted, with
P.esi ent Herbtr G lis as chairnis<ls
to make proper disposal OF the fdfni-
ture and affairs of the club. sis
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-02-28
F0RDYCE BILL
PASSED TODAY.
Providing for the Establishment
Of Forest Parks in the
State.
.Sbeciak 10 the EVening NeaOS

Treptou, Fob. 2s:-The Fordyce
bill for the establishing Of forest
pal ks in this state passed the House
of Assembly this norning by an IN.
animous vote. The bill provides that
three commissioners shall be ap.
pointed by the governor to serve
three years. They may employ and
paw secretary. They are to examine
into al, the fores's in the state and
devise means of preventing Il cir des
truction and the useless waste Of
ii iu,bel. Tracts are also to be secured
for forest reservations, the timber
thereon to be cut so as tn preserve the
forest and ptovide revenue for the
state,
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-02-28
At MUSICAL
IN NEW YORK.
Local Students Take a Prominent
Part in Event Tomorrow
Night.

Local students will take promin-
ept part in a musical to be given in
New ,Xork tomorrow night, This is
known as the second Of series Of
STUDENT occssiouals aud Is given at the
residence studio OF j. Warren An
drews. The program consists entire
ly of American composition. Tn the
musical Miss Bessie Booz, of this
C ty, will render a Nocturne 10 D Flat,
by II. Brooks Day, and Dew tt
Garretson will play Invocation by
George A. Burdett.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-02-28
EVERY BODY
TO Be BUSY
THIS SPRING.
Labor Unions Getting Ready for
Active Work in This
City.
CAN USE EVERY MAN.
Building Trades Association
Composed Of Contractors Has
so Notified Unions.
CAN USE EVERY MAN.

at all the meetings of the local
unions which will bs held this coming
month it is understood that report
of all OF the available members of
each local will ne made so that the
dele gate will know just how many
members of each trade there are in the
city
The unions are getting ready for the
spring work which will shortly start
In this o'ty and it is understood that
the unions have all been notified that
the Building. Trades Association will
be able to use all the mechanics this
season the locals can furnish
10 conversation with a NEWS re
porter, this morning, man we'll up
in labor movements said the union
did not exp any trouble this year
and that from present indications all
ouble would be settled by arb ira
ton.
The local rate for masnns and
bricklsyers is forty five cents an
hour. 1t is undersrood that the local
men may ask for fifty cents. but will
not demand it. The mason helpe rs
get twenty cents IN hour and they
NAV ask for twenty-five and one-half
cents but If it is refused 1t is said no
trout BILE will result.
All of the other trades have an
agreement, it is understood, with the
bosses so that the scale of wages will
remain the same unless the bosses
themselves wish to give them more
and this is not likely to occur.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-02-28
HIS BIRTHDAY.
William fppiegate Entertaire at
His Home in Rector Street.

william Applegate entertained a
number of his friends at his home, 134
Rector st reet, last night to celebra e
mis- birthday. The house was beauti-
fully decorated with flags of all kinds
and flowers.
Insthe early part Of Of the evening
games were PLAYED, and a number of
on the piano rendered.
As the hours grew later, dancing III
the large dining room was the feature
At l2 O'Clock suppar was served
1t was after 2 O'Clock before the guests
departed for home.
Mr.. Apologize was presented with
handsome pair of sulid gold cuff
links, in which were set with two
diamonds.
Those present were; Mr.. and Mrs.
Applegate, Mr.. aud Mrs. ". B. Sny'
der, Mr.. and Mrs. Howari Basri
Misses Mary Leavy, Lillian ov9rr
Tessie Lesvv, Charlotte Laml *
Freida Frederickson, Katherine
Phillips, Hattie Hartmann, Eliza
beth Seaman, Alice o'Don 1ell, Lor
eta X lily, Dora and Flore7ce Ever
EFT, of South Amboy; Sarah Apple
gate. Of Matawan; Mossrs Sol
Slckles, James Harrigan, William
Fredericksou, Ralph Seaman, George
Dahr, Of Trenton, aud v. G, Broad
uearst, of New York,
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-02-28
Patrol Boats First Attacked Some
Skiffs Which Were Running in
Place Of Feryboat Which
had Broken Down.

Elizabath. Feb 20: Another raid
was made upon the river pirates BY
the New York police between the
Baltimore s. OHIO drswbridge and the
mouth of the Elizabeth river Satur.
day night at II o'clock. William Baum
was arrested aud taken to the For y
second police precinct in New York.
Bob" An ierson. another of the
pirates made good his escape by
jumping into the water ard swimm-
ing ashore. s There was third patty
named HOPKINS, who rowed ashore.
=. There are three tows which pass
thrnuah the Staten Island sound every
nighkpn their way to New York. ona
is o Penusy, another Lahigh VALLEY,
and the third Port Readiug tow All
three of thsm ,pass through between
10 aii II 80 O'Clock.
1t was tho Lehigh Valley tow that
tha pirates we're in waiting for when
the patrol bosts swooped down upon
them. Shortly before II o'cl' cls three
oyster skiff pulle out of The mouth
of the. e, ,zabeth river and headed to-
ward the Baltimore IL Ohio bridge.
Ths skiffs we're rowed as far As the
Meta dock, where they lay ia wait for
the tow. r.,
While the pirates were waiting for
the tnw, tw6Ipatrol launches with a
score S,of New. York harbor police
aboard, passed Through the sound on
their way from Bayonne. To clint
maze spspicI6n, the lights on the
iaunclias weteS darkened and they
huaged the Staten Island shore all the
way from thstcorner stake near Snoot-
er Island, until opposite the Eliza
bethport fer,yislip.
The ferryh1pt Uncas. which is run
ming between E zabethport and Staten
Island, happened to smash her paddle
wheel about 2 O'Clock in the evening
aud was laid up in sip at the Cres-
cent shipynrds undergoing repairs All
passengers going across the river were
ferried over in oyster skiffs. About
ten oysJermen with skiffs took advaut-
age of ths chances to make few ex.
ira dollars and were carrying paEsepg-
ers hack and forth when the patrol
launches came along.
The detectives thought that the
oYstermen were pirates and bore down
upon them. Two Of the oystermen
with number Of passengers in the
skiff we're ordered aboard the patrol
bv the detectives who informed them
that they were under arrest. When
matters were explained to the detec-
tives they released the oystermen and
continued on down the sound.
By the time the launches arrived at
the New Jersey Dry Dock the Lehigh
tow was coming through the Balti-
more & Ohio drawbridge and the pi'
rates were pulling out into the stream
to meet it. Baum and Anderson were
the first ones to pull up alongside the
coal barges. They were making fast
their skiffs when the two launches
oireled the rear end of the tow. Tht
patrol boats pulled ND alongside OF tbt
s<ifFs and gave Baum and Anderson
orders o surrender their boats ant
submit to arrest.
Anderson and Baum both jumped
into the water. Baum, who canno
swim, Grabbed'a seat in the skiff ant
slid INTO the water. The polio,
reached out with q pike pole, pullor
up Baum's skiff alongside the patro
and made 1t fast Baum was struggl
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-02-28
BLANKS FOR ALL.

City CLERK Macwillism has secureds
pursuant to a request, blanks for auto
mobile licenses IN Pennsylvania.
Blanks for that state and also shis
state may now be secured at his once.
The New jersey tIiosnses are also
good for New York state, thus saving
aatoists much inconvenienoe. Ihe
oily clerk wrote for The blanks at the
request Of Mayor Brace. a
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-02-28
ST. PRUL'S CHURCH.

The Ladies' Aid Society OF st Paul's
German church will meet Thursday after
noon O'Clock at the home of Mrs. p.
Ceiling in South First street. There will
also be meeting o; the congregation 7.3O
D. M. in the schoolroom of the church.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-02-28
WENT BACK
TO new YORK.

A hitch between local mechanics aud
New Yorkers occurred this morning
when it was discovered that five New
York men, who were at work in the
Cook building at Smith ard High street,
putting up ice boxes and fixtures, could
not show union cards. The trouble was
settled by the men returning to New
York
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-02-28
SURRENDERED
AND is FINED.
Slectak to me EventQg MeaQs.

SDCCE@F ~ tHS 1~SSNf'S
New brunswick, Fep. 2S-Jonn Machi
max was in court this morning for sen
tencp, accompanied by Lawyer Stricker.
Machinak's and John Finn some time
ago seriously assaulted, il was alleged,
Edward Harmon, on Hall avenue, Perth
Amboy. Finn was sent to the reforma-
tory, but Machinak escaped. He came
this morning voluntarily with Lawyer
Stricker. The lawyer ma lie a plea for
him and he was fined $50 with sixty
Tvs to pay 1t.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-02-28
FIRE WAS IN
A BED ROOM.
PatroIman TOnnesOn Assisted in
Extinguishing Ii WithoutSOund-
inc an Alarm.

Fira was discovered at 30 O'Clock
last night by Patrolman Tonneson in
the residence Of Lawrence Frederick
son, at 73 Division street. The blaze,
which was in a bedroom, was vxtin-
guished by Mr.. Frederickson aud tine
officer. A woman's skirt and table
coyer were burned. The total damage
does not exceed $40.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-02-28
MISSIONARY MEETING.

A missionary meeting Will be held to
night in Grace church at 8 O'Clock. J he
pastor will give an address. The ladies
of the aid and mission society will se"vc
refreshments in the vesrry after the meet
ing. There will be short business meet
ing IN the vestry at 7.30. strangers and
friends are welcome.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-02-28
DOG STOLEN.

A Scotch collie dog. which its
owner, Charles MerigaEd, of 1870 Water
street, thought was stolen, was found
and cared for at police headquarters
last night.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-02-28
PRIZES TO
Be GIVEN.

At the meeting of the Royal Arcauum
Tonight Past Regent Hope will award the
nriyes offered to those who received new
members during bis administration. AT
the relief meeting which follows the an
,pal election of Officers will take place.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-02-28
THREE LECTURES.
Mrs. r. W. KitChel Delivers the
First of Series This Afternoon.

Mrs. f. W. Kitchel will deliver the
first Of series of three lectures on
Shakesp ,reaD plays at the residence OF
Mrs. S. X. harrington, 1l5 High
street, at 4 O'Clock this afternoon
These lectures are for tho public
school teachers. Mrs. Kitchel's sub.
ect this afternoon is "As You Like
1t . Next Tuesday she will speak on
"Otheilo, 'and thu following and final
lecture will he on Hamlet. 4"
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-02-28
FAST IN THE ICE.

A report from Rockland, says the
schooner Eliza Levenssler, from this
port bound for Thomaston, is fast in
the ice near N.rth Brother Island,
n. Y.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-02-28

Neckwear, fourth hand, all the latest
shades soc 75c aud T. 90 value. price sc.
Glen Rock Wooden Mills, l25 Smith 81.
l023q 2-2S It
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-02-28
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY.

Meeting OF the Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Perth Amboy Hospital will be held at the
home of Mrs, q d. Runyon. Thursday
afternoon at 'clock.
Mrs. c. W. Sheath, SEC.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-02-28
SCHOOL RoARn MEET

The Board Of Education ms
night in adjourned session Co. "A
bids.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-02-28

Boys all wool Short Pants Suits, sizes
from O to 10, good value a $50, price
$50. Glen Rock wooleu Mills, la5 Smith
ST. 10239 2-aS 1t
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-02-28

Continued on page q
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
CHAPLIN COMMITTED
TO INSANE ASYLUM
Commissioners Adjudge the
Prominent Manufacturer
Mentally Deranged.

James M Chaplin, manufacturer and
lumberman, was yesterday committed by
Superior Judge Hebbard to the State Hos
pital for the Insane at Agnews.
Chaplin was taken to the detention ward
at the Central Emergency Hospital on
Monday at the request of his brother,
Frederick w. Chaplin of Santa Cruz.
He had been acting in an eccentric
manner for several weeks and had become
violent when the Crocker-W Woolworth
Bank refused to cash his check for $780,
900, though he had no account there. He
had also advertised for wife, and boast
ell of his vast fortune.
Few men in the country are better
known In the lumber business than Cha
pin. His business at Newark, N. j., was
to furnish the interior woodwork for
apartment houses and homes of million
aires. though he had extensive interests
i'm timber lands and lumber mills else
where.
The William H. Whitney mansion, one
of the most expensive and lavishly built
residences in New York, was finished by
Chaplin, as was the great Stokes apart
raent house, regarded as the finest ever
constructed AS decorator Mr.. Chaplin
had wide fame. His taste and energy
were phenomenal
Until information is received from the
East the occasion for Mr.. Chapin's men
tai breakdown will be unknown.
His relations with his agent in this city
have been perfectly straight, financially
and otherwise.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
INVESTIGATION is
STILL UNFINISHED
Board of Dental Inquiry Not
Ready to Make Its
Report.

The commission appointed by Lieuten-
ant Governor Anderson to investigate the
irregularities alleged to exist within the
State Board of Dental Examiners met in
executive session yesterday morning. 1t
could not make its report to the Gov
ernor, because the mass of evidence was
not yet transcribed. The work of type
writing the testimony taken during the
hearing will not be completed for several
weeks, and the recommendations will not
GO to the Governor until about Septem-
Der 10.
Senator Lukens. acting for the ''solid
two" and Attorney Walter Brann, rep
resenting the "solid five waived their
rights to make q concluding argument
yesterday morning. Both sides are thus
resting on the strength of the evidence
introduced by the eighty graduate stu
dents and the professional men who testi-
fed in regard to illegal licenses. Either
side is equally certain that no incrim-
mating evidence has been found against
it, and each is content to rest the case
with the commission without argument.
The final recommendations will be made
TO the Governor in secret and will not be
known until the final action Is taken by
the chief executive. In the meantime the
fate of the State Board of Dental Ex-
aminers hangs in the balance.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
BENCH WARRANT ISSUED FOR
JOSEPH kASTELrTZ'S ARREST
Man Accused of Manslaughter Fails to
Appear for Arraignment In
Judge Cooks Court.


Joseph Kastelitz having failed to
appear in Judge Cooks court on Mon
day and yesterday for arraiSnment on
a charge 6of fsmanslaughter the Judge
issued a. beach warrant for his sarrest
and fixed his bail at $4,000. He was
out on $500 cash bail, but at the re-
quest Of his attorney the Judge did not
order it forfeited, this to give the at
torney a chance to produce the defend
ant in court. The case was continued
till this morning.
.Kastelitz shot and killed George
BicshaI in saloon at 410 Fourth
street on the evening OF July 8. They
had trouble before regarding a board
bill which the defendant owed to Mrs.
Mary Streck, 81 Zoe street. She is
RicshaTs sister At the preliminary
examination evidence was given that
Bicshal had threatened to attack Kas-
telftz every time they met, and when
they met in the saloon on July they
had some words and Bioshal advanced
upon Kastelitz, who tried to get away.
Finding himself cornered Kastelitz
drew a revolver and shot Bicshal. He
was held to answer on a charge of
manslaughter and his bail was fixed at
$500 cash.
Detective Matheson, who has charge
of the case, is satisfied that Kastelitz
has not left the city and that he will
be able to find him. HE is an ignorant
Austrian" says Matheson, '.and prob
ably forgot all about being arraigned."
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
PERSONAL

James Hooe of Washington, D. c., is at
the Palace.
John T. Jones, well-known Los Ange-
les lawyer, is at the Palace.
DR.. B. Nogaro of Paris is among the
late arrivals at the California
J. c. Ralston, well-known mining en-
gineer, and wife returned yesterday from
Spokane and are staying at the Palace.
j. f. Vale. general counsel of the Dem
yer and Rio Grande road, and the Misses
G. and L. ,Vaile arrived here yesterday,
and are staying at the st. Francis.
James A. Blanchard, Chief Justice Of
the Supreme Court of New York State,
Mrs. Blanchard, M. Blanchard and Will
liam n. Cohen form party that arrived
at the St. Francis yesterday. They have
been touring the coast, and en- route to
this city they visited the Portland expo
sition.
J. c. Stubbs. director of traffic of the
Hartman lines, who has been here for a
week, left last night for the East julius
Kruttschnitt, director Of maintenance and
operations of the Hartman lines, and
General Manager f. E. Calvin and Dis
trict Superintendent j. C. Wilder of the
Southern Pacific Company leave this
morning on a tour of inspection of --.e
coast division. Mr.. Kruttschnitt is re-
turning to Chicago.