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New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
AUTO TEST CONFIRMED
T5oo Cars Run Far on Limited Fuel
in a Second Trial.

The committee in charge OF the two-gallon eff
cheney contest held under the auspices Of the Auto
mobile Club Of America had the owners OF the two
cars which made the best showing on Saturday go
over the Same course again yesterday. The com
mittee took this action 20 satisfy themselves, in
view of the protests that had been made that the
conditions of the contest we're not complied with in
every particular.
II was asserted that small boys got possession
OF the gasoene after the owners Of the machines
taking part in the contest had emptied their tanks
on arriving at the starting point and had gone
ABOUT trying TO sell it with some success
The machines that went over the course yester-
owned by the Decauville Automobile Company
and the 2Ohorsepower Frayer-Aliller of DR.. Butler
which finished FIRST and second respectively on Sat
urday. AS both exceeded the distance made by
them on Saturday It left no doubt that the condi-
tions were compiled with. Although the showing
made by the Prayer Miller yesterday was su-
peror TO that of the Franklin. it has nothing to do
in the awarding Of the cup.
The start made from Avenue A and 57th
street yesterday. the same on Saturday, and the
machines went over the route F. E. Nose
kOvis drove the Frayer-M car, and was arrested
at Central Bridge for speeding. The arrest caused
him one hour and twenty minutes delay. He drove
the machine SO $40 miles. which, according to it's
weight and cylinders. gives it score Of 2SSs6. On
Saturday the car went 4zs miles, with score Of
194,S5S.
The little Franklin, with Holmes driving.
travelled distance of 95 miles, giving it a score Of
2lS50 1t stopped seventeen miles east Of New
Haven. On Saturday this machine went eighty
The teF; ne ont,o @aq led " With n score Of 20i9O
E9OG G zeal 70 90 with the increase both cars made
the Journey Saturday the machines were driven
through heavy downpour, and the roads were
starting ''''eS were "elshed IN oeiore
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
WILL NOT CANCEL GAME.
Pennsylvania and Haruard VIII
Meet at Baseball
rBv Telegraph TO The Tribune ]

Philadelphia. May S-Pennsylvania's faculty
athletic committee to-day refused 70 cancel the
Harvard baseball game which is to be played
here next Saturday. even though the student
I'D, and many of the alumni are clamoring for
such action.
The committee simply announced that no ac-
tion conld be taken at this time. and one Of the
members is reported to have said that the opin-
ion was that no matter wha. Harvards action
was Pennsylvania could not cancel game at so
short notice ,,. ,,,t .
In the mean time students are talking aOouI -. a
mass meeting to PASS resolutions stating Just
what they thinl, about the matter. The 1aculty
are anxious that nothing of this sort pc ,I G1ns,
The policy of the university IS 10 remain remain ,; slle
that the postal card episode leaked OUT.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
"L1Ew CRIES ACCUSED WIFE.
Lively Court Scene in Divorce Suit Of Rich
Jute Manufacturer.

The suit for an absolute divorce which WilliauE
NJ Lawson instituted against his wife. Lena u.
Lawson. was productive of considerable senza-
tional testimony in the Supreme Court. Brooklyn
Yesterday. Lawson is a wealthy jute manufactures
He inherited 100000 the death Of his fathssf
recently.
Allan Carmichael. beardless and tWenty-oue. Ess
the principal witness for the plaintiff He told oe
making the wOman's acquaintance On a Brooklyn
trolley car Duriue his testimony Mrs Lawson
sprang from her chair. exclaiming; IT'S a Aet
They're all Hesr'
A C. ShadboIt. clerk OF the Clarendon Hotel. 40
washington and Johnson streets. Brooklyn. testt-
fed that young Carmichael and Mrs. Lawson ha4
reeister-l AZ the hOts. Mr. and Mrs LaVSrelc>.
LANES @ Rarnes OF No 492 Warren street. GeliV-
cred laundry the Lawson home he teatlne0 rilaG
ne had noticed Carmichael in the house
a wear ago Lawson brought a suit Tor divorces
but e was decided that he was not entities 90 4t On
the evidence submitted. Lawson received J1c c.l.-
tody OF his two boys. The hearing viii continue To-
morrow.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
souAnRoN A GAMES ON MAY 10.

A series Of races and games under the auspices
of Squadron will be held May 10 at Van
Cortlandt Park. The list Of events includes n
-quarter-mie fiat race. a watermelon race
with bareback horses. the Van Cortlandt Cup race
for hunters about two and half miles. over fair
hunting country: ieu de barre. pony race the
Squadron A hurdle and novelty race.
Entries will close May 12 with Henry W.
Goddard. No p Park Row. Cups will be given to
first second and third horses in all events.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
HARVARD CREW IN FAST TIME TRIAL
Crimson 0arsmen Pull Over the Course and
Beat Second Crew Easily.

Cambridge Mass, May s-The Harvard varsity
eight rowed the mile and seven-eighths course
on the Charles River that will be followed in
the race with Cornell May % in minutes 30
seconds to-day. This time made in race be-
tween the varsity and the second crew. in which
the latter had a start of two lengths and was
beaten by length and a half
The time made by the Cornell crew on the Charles
River last year when it defeated Harvard was 10
minutes 1-5 seconds. The race to-day was rOwed
downstream slack water. whereas the race last
spring pulled upstream
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
WAGER OVER AUTO EFFICIENCY RUN.

Ine controversy over the two-galIon efficiency
contest held by the Automobile Club OF America
.ast "a saturday eliminated yesterday in a wager Of
Sl'VcV SIDE, between A. L. Kull of the Wavne
Automobile Company. and c. F.. wvckofg renrc-
senting the Franklin car. which finished first. The
wager is that the Franklin car could not cover
eighty-seyen miles the same route on two
gallons of gaSolene. -
The money hss been placed in the hands of s. NJ
butIer, secretary OF the Automobile Club of Amer
nrst part OF next week.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
AMHERST wALLOPs PENNSYLVANIA.
Most of the Runs Piled Up on the Errors Of
Both Teams.
IBv re.egraph to The Tribune-I ]

Philadelphia. May S-Hard hitting ana miseraole
oel1irq marked q victory in baseball for Amherst
over Pennsylvania this afternoon on Franklin Field
by a score of II TO s Both teams piled up most OF
their runs on each others errors From the spec
tators' standpoint It was fun
Pennsylvania led of as II it was TO ne a SuaAe.
holiday but New England tore ahead in the seconi
inning PENNSYLVANIA tied the score in her half OF
the same. Again Amherst got ahead in the tnlIu,
and things steadied until the seventh, when runs
came over the plate in all sorts Of ways 80 IFe-
0uent were tho errors that the game was IN DOUBT
TIM the last ball was safely caught. The score oy
innings follows
Amherst 2 AL oil s
PennsyIyania ........4 1 o is
Batteries-UniveTsty OF Pennsylvania Hail. Fen
nell and Brown: Amherst. Newell and Danahey.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
sHERlFFs KILL AND WOUND STRIKERS

Pueblo. Col. May S-Deputy sheriffs to-day
fired into crowd Of rotous strikers at the
Pueblo smelter, killing italian and seriously
wounding two other strikers. Two deputies had
previously been badly beaten in an effort 70
disarm the strikers. The deputies are still on
guard at the smelter. but no further trouble IS
expected. The rioting arose over the inaugura-
ti0n OF an eght-hOur day. the men demanding
the same pay for eight hours as had been PAID
for ten.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
sCHAEFER DEFEATS sL0ss0N.
Champion Fails to Get Balls Out of Balk
with Only Five to Go.

Chicago. May s.-George SIosson the champion
1872 billiard player. defeated here tonight in
the professional tournament now in progress at
Orchestra Hall, by Jake schaefer, by the score of
500 to 495.
Failure on the part of Slosson to get the balls out
him the game. At the time Schaefer had only 420
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
SYRACUSE EASY FOR YALE.

New Haven. May s-Yale shut out the Syracuse
University baseball team Yale Field to-day. by
a score of TO o in a well played game Syracuse
tried two pitchers but the Yale players made eight
bts The fielding OF both teams was steady.
Never a substitute pitched for Yale. and only tWo
hits we're made of his delivery The score fol-
lows:
Vale .................O o o o O-5
syracuse ...............O o D o 0 D 90 2
Batteres-Yale. Meyer and Chaplin: Syracuse, Nc
Burney. Davis and Dollard. Tine-2 hours. I'm
pire-Merrick-
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
BUTTER PATENT INFRINGEMENT sUIT.

Legal proceedings we're begun yesterday IN the
United States District Court at Des Moines. Ia
by the American Farm Products Company. of New
Jersey against the s P Pond Company. large
butter manufacturers. of Keokuk. Ia for allesed
infringement during six years by the latter o.
patent for FenOvating refining butter. under
which most OF such factories said TO be OpeT-
ated The petition calls for accounting with
a view TO damages. and asks for perpetual in
junction
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
moRNINesTAR PLAYS EXHIBITION GAME.

Ora c. Morningstar defeated Maurice n Browne
in exhibition billiard match at 1872 at Stewards
billiard parlor. No. 161 Fulton street yesterday
by score of 800 to lO9 His average was IA 6-2l
and his high runs SO, Z5 and A. Browne made an
average of 4-21 and high runs Of 10. 10 and IL
Morningstar will meet Charles E White Of
Brooklyn in an exhibition game at 8 o'clock this
afternoon at the same place
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
1uRE AND HELD CLUB MEETING.

A meeting of the beard Of governors Of the Turf
and Field Club was held yesterday Perry Bel
mont. John Jacob Astor. f. c LaMontagne. Bray
tor Ives r. b. Van Cortlandt and R. T. Wilson,
jr heing present The following wore elected
members Of the club: Moncure Robinson. George
Gibson McAfuTtry. jr James Brown, L. c. Weir
and E 6. Knapp. J. Searle Barclay, jr.. elect
ed a governor Of the club.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
SCHOOL LAWN TENNIS.
j. c. DonneH Wins the Privilege of
Playing at NezCpOrt.

]. c. Donnell. OF Trinity School, won the inter
scholastic tennis tournament yesterday in straight
SETS on the courts Of the Columbia University Ten
mis- Association. under whose auspices the tourna-
ment was conducted. The winner of the tourna-
ment is entitled to represent the New York City
preparatory schools in the nterscholastc tourna-
ment. held at Newport later in the season. Dom
nell's opponent in the final round T. H. Gates,
Of Montclair High School. Both men played
strongly throughout the tournament and defeated
several of ability. but Donnell proved the best
in the final
DonneIls work in the back court was excellent
He sent back his opponents swift voleys with un-
erring precision, and offset fast net game by
clever lobbng. The best that Gates could do
was to take three games in the second set and
DonnelI finally won 6-1 6-8, SO. The summaries
from the third round follow;
Third round-D. MaItey Pngry School. defeated s
D. Pyle Erasmus Hall. "a 6-4; F. H Gates. Mont
SCHOOL - -; = Sivert St Pauls School defeated
Trinity School, defeated l. Reimer, Erasmus Hail. "a
semi-fnal round G Donnel Trinity school, defeated
p Svert ST. Pau's School. Ga. 6-1 F. H. Gates,
Monteair High School defeated D. 3athey Pngry school
Final round-J G Donnel Trinity School. defeated
F. H Gates. Montcair High School. 6-1. Ga 6-2. -
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
NEW YORK-

First base errors-Washington. g. Left en-
New York, s. Washington 10. First base bals-On
ClarksOn. 3: of Leroy, ?; of Kitson. g. out-By
Carkson, by Leroy. 8; Kitson Home runS-WiIl-
Jams Kitson. Two base bit-Anderson. Sacrifice hit
Cross stolen bases-KeeeT. MIL Schally Jones' Cross.
Stah Double plays-Kleinow and Williams: Cross and
Stah Nil. Schaiy and Stah Wild pitch-LerOy- Hit
by ptcher-By Kitson. 1. Hits-OR ClaFkson 8 in Is
innings; of Leroy, in : 2S innings. Umpires-HuTst
and Evans Time, 21S.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
wLkgs-BARRE HILL CLIMBING CONTEST.

The 45-horsepower English Daimler owned by J.
f. Demar will take part in the Wilkes Barre hill
climbing contest tomorrow. The racing commit
tee telegraphed Senator Morgan yesterday that
they have changed Contest No. so that cars cost
ing 5000 can enter. The English Daimler will be
in this contest.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
DAVENPORT GOES TO NEWPORT.

Cambridge Mass. May s-The final round of the
Harvard interscholastic tennis tournament was won
to-day by E. r. Davenport of Stone School this
city. He defeated T. Bothfeld. of Newton High
School. by score of g. 6-3. O. The team
championship of the tournament was won by the
Nolkmann School of this city.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
OTHER COLLEGE GAMES YESTERDAY.

At Andover Mass.-PhilipPs Andover' l; VIII
iams, O. ,,, a. e.
At Annapolis. Md.-DtckinSOn Couese' - -
Johns College. 3. - v-.t,.a-
At Lexington Va.-WashingtOn and Lee UnlFeF-
sity l2 George Washington University. ? =
At Hoboken, N J.-Webb Academy. 9; stevens m
etitute, g.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
aANNoN,s BASEBALL FINE ADJUSTED.

Buffalo May s-President Taylor Of the Eastern
League said to-day that the fine imposed upon Ban
non. manager of the Montreal team. for taking his
team off the field at Jersey City had been adjusted
Ne also stated that Catcher Loft. of Toronto had
been fined for using bad language 10 the umpire in
Providence last Sunday
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
TWO rEIrrroNEs q NrrsANcE.

The object Of the telephone is to bring people to-
gether. Two systems separate them. To secure
full service one must put up with double charges
and ian Internal nuisance"
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Wash 'gton s. New York Cleveland vs. Detroit (rain
Philadelphia. II: Boston, Chicago st. Louis (rain
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
FLIP FLIP FOR YANKEES.
WGsbingtOns Turn the Tables, 5Cith
the Help of SeUen Errors.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TODAY.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

Philadelphia at Boston, Detroit at Cleveland
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
ONE rrLFpHoNr ENOUf;H

Both Phones" is a familiar sign In some az"
hicted towns. IAN Internal nuisance" say those
who know q.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09

Baseball To-day. p. NJ. American League Park
y y. American ys. Washington
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL.
GIANTS ON TOP AGAIN.
Defeat Brooklyn By Timely Batting
Rally in the Eighth.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York. 5; Brooklyn. T. Boston, Z: Philadelphia 1.
Pittsburg, 81 Chicago. 2. Ctnct st. Louis Gain).
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
EASTERN LEAGUE.

RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Providence. A. Toronto 3 Rochester. s. Baltimore.
Buffalo, 3: Jersey City. = Newark. B. Montreal. ..
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
PHILADELPHIA. II: BOSTON. 4

RH E.
Boston ................O o 81 2
F;7tteries: Phnadalphia-Coakley and Schreck.
Boston-Tannehill and Graham Umpire-Sherdan-
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
automobiles.
Horses and Carriages

IIORsEs pastured boarded. PASTURE Iarxs eov-
IL stalls. best Of care: rates Application CEDAR
SsOREsT STOCK FARM. \. J. D SO. 4. Paterson ~ !.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
P1TTsBURG. 3; CHICAGO. .

RHE
Pttsburg .........O ? o x-S /
Chicago ................O o % 2
Batteries: Pittsburg-Leever and Gibson. Chicago
Brown, Wickes and King. Umpire-Johnstone-
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09

Two base hits-Donlin, Marshall. Scanlon. Hits-On
Scanlon in 23 innings; off Mcintyre in 1-3 inn
ings Sacrifice htsMcGinnty "a Stolen Browne,
Donlin. Deylin Marshall Hummel. Left on bases--New
York. TO- Brooklyn. 6. First base balls-OR Scanlon
g. of Mcintyre 4: off McGinnity. !. Struck Out-By
Scanlon l. by Mcintyre l. by McGinnity. 2 Time 1:55
Cmpire-O'Day.
BOSTON. Z; PHILADELPHIA, l.
At Philadelphia:
Boston ...............O 0 g 0 Of 10
Philadelphia % 0 o oil 8
Batteries: Observation-Disclosures and Needham. Phil
elphia-Pittnger. Richie and Doom. Umpires-
Emse and Conway.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09

s &C. % s " "a s sas sy ss had more carly speed 'n'A
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09

ss % 6%sq s ran Sae Saea6 H s' @
9 & NfErss4n sn @ a F6Es 6Es $3.50
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
JAMAICA RACING SUMMARIES.

Won driving
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09

Yorkshire Lad lost ground on the first
cane away and wnn ridden ou- Jack No
q speed. but tired II last furlong.
% PACE -Handicap: for three-year-oldi
- l;i41s- Winner. ch- g.. by FatheTless-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-30
BADLY Euzy N RUNAWAY.
-E Nn Neef SE1rns Anci3su
wEie DRIVING xsz< Arlington

d 0. D Primer Kn1 J. s Lock II
1r,1e-.sn5aoss. E15 Luther 6ruEnd, #
Ezrrnuu1f- w8e al nurs II less II
5ura5 II L rrnsEBr near Arlington
Ttz-s3BE, Tbs-s tbsr tBd gDs 10
lBsk yTs- su-na l4nl Dr. Bufasr
s--z=nsa tss e-kse. N-- Jseks suF-@5
5xo troksn -[hz and 1Ef. G-urn5 WIS
trs.1lr t-zise5 ALERT tte head Shoulders
KD5 tack
NJ. G-Guri suffered 1hs nos1 ss-5g1s
Bn5 Il is believed i VII Be
several weeks before he f1EF ree9Te-s
Eis head s-rDsk 3 pils II rocks Hr1
xhils bs IL atle 70 ts s-Vund. bs has
q lzqss 4 Esnrry and esn
-sesl.e1 n1fhing stsvut ths accident
TIE 1trss uen were II Portland res
.sr5sF Cn ths6- rsy hur3s-
Il seems the hz-sas became fright
snh5 while g1ing down 3 sesq hiIl
and oos zt-e- s1Dfhe- tte occupants q
he tuEEF ra-s fhrVEn Uu- Tbs 5-iF-
y Was fbs ErE1 70 e. and Mr- GrOuoe
vas tbs sasz 70 Ibs fh-szu 0u+
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-30
ss,E TIE Rearrsfri.

Pz1ric4ie windows are 1ts order cf
the E1y- ne national eoi3-s and the
rich Jsg-y,le q tbe Eks f. IL vel far
Leeora-jng purposes. zD6 are being
use5 n pr0f1Eon by The bOsinsss usn
Of RE IifE- Anong those who have
taken SPECIAL Pains 70 render thsir
Eind0Es s-lrHeiiEe are The spa, Pat
TOMS hook store. Irwin & Ca shoe
sfSe. Fuller 4 D01ElRs' eo1tse-iooe-y.
the Oregon Shos s1Crs, Haas phR-ua-
CT and others II many Of ths ETes
the decorations vii no1 be made until
TIE city, however. promises
70 p-esenf an unusually sttrsctiEe z-
psz-znes, and when the bunting.
Gags ana steamers are il place Ihe
the pretty girls D1t II tul dress she
VIII BE Z daisy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-30
sszyzgess 81 Newark

Newark. " J. Jane se.-Ths twer-
:F-6r1 2nnnsl sselge-test q fts
No-zhEsy@-n SeeuEsrbED5- composed
q German singing societies. of The
Nor1hesEtern district. VII formally
or@n here Tins evening with reesPtion
10 tts visiting singing soeisties TIE
festival VIII Las. fre 6srs and VII
reach ITS eo1el1si0z On the evening q
JnlF 4 when the prizes 70 ths singing
societies competing II the festival VIII
be awarded Several 1bDnszn6 singers
many 81 fhsn zeeo1pzriss bF Their
wives. z-s already in the eiry snd the
handsomely decorated headquarters ot
ths FE-i0as O-gzniEstions are b1sy as
bee-hivek Every train brings nors
Teuf0rie singers and everything points
% great sDeeess Of the festival
This sFs1ing fte rErigns singing 50
eie<iss vii meet az headqns-ters ard
having formed in Ike. VIII march 70
Olympic park earring Lighted torehes
TIE reception VIII be held 81 the park
The real festival viii l.sEi. fo-orr0w
afternoon. when the complimentary
eonee-1 by the United si1gs-x ot New
ark VII Be given Al Olympic park II
the sTsaing the delegates Of the North
eastern SssngsrhgD6 viii hold . meet
ing az KrDsgsr's s1dit0-iun-
On M9D2aF morning q final mass Re
beE-~al VIII be held ~ the 2rnory and
in the afternoon 'asre Fil Be tWo inter
ssiing eveuis Al the srn1-y there WI
be a singing composition BY vzrisns
singing sDeisties II the sTsning thsI
1-sr principal concert VIII be givez az
the arzcrr-
On Tuesday morning there Eil be
ADostsr nsAl rehearsal a. fts sznorT
The singing contest a. Olympic park
EiH be eontinSed IL TIE sfisrrooa AID
in the evening the seeona grzna con
cert viii te given al ;he ErHo-y.
Tie principal event On Wednesday
DorIing vii bs the Staging e0ntsst for
fhs silver Eafue. "Ths Minnssinger, {"
donated by Emperor William, as =
trophy, 10 be s0nienSsd for ann1aIly
In the 2ftsrnooE ard sTezing there win
be a grAnd voIksfes; Al Olympic pArk.
closing vita the awarding OF the prizes
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-30
ne Rrszso,.Mozsauk Rare.

Bristol, r I. June 30.-The eesAr
yaeht race q the Bristol Yacht el1b
for yachts under 81 fess water line.
measured ~itA0at srsws On board. VIII
be sailed this Sftsrno0l- Everything
10 in readiness and a large 1ses of
yachts frOz Ne~ York Bos,O. sne
other places is here 70 witAes the start
The Es@zring of the yachts, cruising
yachts and gunboAts taking Earf in the
race Wa done yesterday aaS this IoOs
the racers prsssnfsd tAsznzelres Ht the
elnb hOUss o. the Brisol Yacht elub
fer h1Al inspeefi0n.
TIE course will he fron o6 the eluh
hsuss eSwn Sarrzgzrss<ts hay 70 Enl
GrOund a stake boAi AzsAo-sd near the
black bzgy On Great Eastern Roek,
Hb0us Il. miles e4sz Of Mo1fAnA Point,
and bach. a distance Of - mileA Tie
starr vii be made Al , o'slOek- Yachts
in tkis race are rAtsd under the cid
rule Of square rect Of sail Arsa, plas
water Ess lsngfhs. 6ivi6e4 BY 2 In
atdiiion 70 the regular All0w4nes the
regatta o0@nitfss has arranged tOr An
arbitrary h4ndieaR There are three
classes proviSsa for and = hsaks0z<
cup known A. fAs Bristoi 40ztauk e1p.
P-esea'ed BY James A Garland, VIII
be giFss te the ya<ht winning in each
class.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-30

washingtos. JUEe So.--with the 40
sur1aes Of the erAetnsbt Of the pro
ri3Os In the naval APp<0p<aiio. biIl
limiting the sleefiOa % he chief ot
the bzrean Of yards ard docks 10 esr,
tain civil e.giEsers. tAsrs 10 eTidsnes
Of al Interesting discussion of tie sae
eessor Of Rear Admiral n. r. Endleoti
IN Novembsr. when that onesr's tern
Hs burean ehisf expires There are
some fourteen okeers wh0 vii Be eli.
CHILE By the terms Of the law. hat n0us
Of these - regarded - avAilabls- TIE
eh9iee appears 10 re1 bstwee. Civi
Enginesrs Y. T. Peary. who Is rOw On
his way 70 the North Pole; r. c. Hslly-
dny. Of the NV York nAxy yArd; p. T.
cAxnherA on special duty in eonnee.isn
with tie departments Of Justice And In
t-riOr, in wAshiagtOa; CAAEies ".
ParkA Of the POrtsmouth navy yard;
Hener Reed Stanford, n0w Al The Pea
saesla navy yard; A. C. cznEisghAz,
en- duty in the baFsas 81 yards and
doeka navy dspartnsnt, WnShingtSn;
Harry H. Ressenu, az the Mare Island
nAyg yar1i Rss4 IAsmpsss. of tAs Boo
lea navy ysr'i. ssd Alfrea c. L.swersxz
On drfy a ihs fugss ssun1 nssy y4rd.
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zooT 10 vIsTF SOUTH AlEz1cA

KsshE-fEso1- June 5p-S-c-ers-r
Bopt WI Bsezs 15s hospitality II
Clhi5s and make per- q ms trip E1unx
tie wssr enas1 Il S0B1b America IN a
CsS5eGr ~srs1sp Tbs United Szs7sE
e-uissr Chsr1ssre1- 0n whseh Sscrs-srF
Eoss VII sail fer SDUtb America 10 10
lHrFe 3 e-sft 20 Es-k rs WY zlt1E
;hs inside FasssEs trpn fbs S1rkii q
Magellan 70 Valparaiso. Chile, ED5 as
a result SsersssrF Rsess and his party
VII lssre fbe ChAsisFor Il Sandy
Psirs- IN fbs Strait af Magellan. s15
70 aboard q Chilean z.z--sf-usr, which
can work rs wsF along ths essss BE-
tween the Islands q sts wess coast
and ths nrSin Land, fhus sh0rte1i-g tbs
-riy bF several hundred miles, and IN
aiding M. Rees 70 remain }gngs- In
chils.
Sssret&rF Bo0s VIII probably Be IN
Ri0 JBnsiro t1- about ten 6ayk His
stops 0z the vest eozEt Of South Amer
sea VII be a. Valparaiso. Chile; Gal
Lao, Peru. and GnarEquil- EenA1r. He
VIII alro take the raj sriP fren CaIls0
% LIMA, the Peruvian capital TIE
.dis7znee t-om Gnzguquil 70 Quito, the
capital Ct BcDzdor. IS 30 great that
Nr. Rogi T-0tstlr VIII be Unable 10
make The trsF.
After crossing the Isibnus Of PBzs-
INA Mr. Bogt WIN 70 70 C~-agszA. Co
l0nhGs- 20 gay his respects 20 that gov
e-nne1i- The Colombian secretary q
STATE VIII doubtless be AZ cErtzgena
70 ssef Mr.. Ro9;, and il - not unlike-
~ that President R@yes himself VIII
snake the long trip froE B9gOtA 70
greet the American secretary q stzts-
C1rrEgena VIII be Mr.. Roots LAST stop
before returning 70 New York.