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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-14
DoMAcf zPRAvY.
Josef Haeiek4 . mantelka byIi
navstevou v Tyudall.

loser Haeicky Q manzelka Dyi
nAvBtevou v Tyudall.
Kobt Mawhinney odiel do Wig.
cousin u,ery.
Jan Cap Sc n6vratil re sve nav
stevy Omaze Gtery.
Prave Hacking Valley uhli dos
tsueli v Queslovs dFevkrne.
Frank Herman cd Midtown byl
zde navstevou tento ttden.
c. c. Terrence isslal v dtery 3
kary dobytka ., karu prasat do
Sioux City.
Henry Schneider koupil dom .
lot v iiini easti meste Cd 81. Carrie
Petffkove.
J. w. lruska q Ed. Stava cdje
Ii do Chss. Mix okresu by sobe
prohlidli posemky.
Do domaenosti manEel0 Er. Ko
eerovych zsvitkla dvoieata, hosik
dsvee dtery.
"a posledniho tepleho paessi
Sc rozhfalo mnoho snehu Q niti.
ny isou raplsvene vodou.
DR.. Formanka Geska hofka ma
prodej We vsech zdejsich hostin.
cich. Zkuste j pro zdrav,.
Pr. FIR. Pckafe cd Scotland byla
zde v 6terf ma navsteve a pred
platila 81 ma dalsi rok ma noviny.
Karel StsdronskS cd Lake An
des byl zde pfi taneeni zabave v
pondelf a pfi te pfilezitosti 81
pfedplatil ma noviny.
i VaukGv stor obdrzel opet jednu
karu ndbytku. NemGzou posta.
cit proddvat. u Mich dostanete
dobrt n&bytek lacino.
Pied nsjaLSm essem jsme Sc
rminili 10 oil. Kristfns Weiflovs
slousi domaenosti p. Jos d Ora
v Frespert Ill, eek vsak melo t}t
te ie tan IA nkvstese.
Pr Falkinbergova ienz byla zde
po nejakou dobu ma navsteve IL
znamych odjela do Scotland We
rtvrtek kdez sc zdrzf pc nejakou
lObu pax odjede IN SWIM mu-
fem do Stanley okresu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-14
Money Order ma Bance.

Pamatujte, kdyi zamyslitc zaslat
nekam penize, &c Jc ncjilsteji zaSlete,
kdy1 81 koupite Money Order ma ia.
borske Bance. Pride YAM TO mno-
hem lacineji pfihodnsji. vite, re
kdyi VAN nekdo zaslc sm6nku jdcte
u obyeeini vyzvc1nout na bank, to
same delaIi Il, jimi zasletc smenku
w. Proc usetfite penez kdyt 81 kou-
pite Money Order ma baucc, povi VAN
cis,ice zde uysdene:
a a. Ia.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-14

Pfeju 81 oznamiti SWIM pffzniv
com . odbtrstelom {. !. BE neui
pravdou jak Sc mnozf domnivsii
te vzd amin Sc posty, pfestanu zde
vyd&vst noviuy. Postu isem pied
otkolika mssfei wal jen proto .
bych 81 snare zsplatil dub, nebor
jsem poeitsl, he budu moci oboj'
zastavat. a ponevae posta vytadu
ie vice pozoroosti netlf jsem Sc
domnfvsl. pozorovsl jsem To to
asjde. Abyeh 81 iednal spolehli
veho delnika to n.vynAselo, tudi,
mi nezbyvslo neali sc toho vzdat
Posta nema mic spolesneho It's.
k&rnou a proto j nadals budu I'd,
noviny vydAvat jako pied tim
Doufam ze techto par SLOW posts'
ei K objssneni teto veei. J. A.
Dvotzk.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-14

botu odpoiedns prohlffeeem IA.
rodnfeh banko Silsdy-em ienf pro
satimpe fidi bsnku CO sekvestr.
Vykas banky ieuz byl uvefejnen
ieden den pied zavFenim. q ukszo
val stlv bsnky doe a6 ledna 1877
naznoeavsI, he je v dobrem fiusn
enfm .s,avu, avsak eena iistot uda.
oSch pemoze byt dana dokui ne
dokonei ptijmae vysetfovani. Bs
nka tato byla zalozena Tho lsdns
1904, q pfevzsls obehod . rukou
Banky Scotlaudske jenz byla gallo
senk pod stsrou ierritorislni VISA
dou q firena pc dlouhou dobu c.
c. Kiugem. Pan King rovnei
vla,tnil dozorni podil kspitalu
move banky, byl ieiim pFebsede u
. ]. Kesner kasfrem. Pied ntja-
kym easem bsnka byla rsorgani.
zovans, kdy p. King hodlal pos.
toupit svoi podfl p. Resnerovi. ~
SAX vypada to iako by toto pos
toupeuf nebylo yeas Gpadku do
koneene. a fe doposud vetsina 20
dilnietvt ne nalez& v rukou p. Kin
Ga.
v zmens vlastnictvi banky v.
S. Barker byl swollen pFedsedou q
p. Resner kasirem. PFedminuly
tyden vysls v dennfkaeh Sioux
Fallskych zprSva he byl vynesen
rozsudek pies s7,o proti podel'
uikom stare banky, q aekoliv p.
King pfesns vyrovual tento rorsu
dek, pcdezfenf jenz povs,alo . te.
to zpravy, sesileno jinymi sslezi'
tostmi proti bsnce. zavdalo pod
net vpzdviteni vklada mnobymi
ienz meli ma Prvnf Nsrodnf ban.
&C uloteuych pener, nebor se dom
nfvali. De tato Dude zodpovedns
"a jed Mani banky stare. Ufedni'
Ct usnavsifee, lie "a takych okol
nosti banks mem ole vydrtet, "a
volali pfijfmste, jena pc kratkt
porsde sc rozhodnul 10 pfevezme
sprawl banky do svych fukou.
Posledni vskaz banky znaeil vlks
do Ghrnem pies Si,5 COO; z tech
% byIo pies poloviuu doeasnSch
a druhS polovice . ,drobeua wy
vednu,i pcukazkami. v bance Sc
ualera.o IS set dolard skoluieh : G
ues, p. Resnsr Isa skolnim poklad
nikcm; asi fIsco okresnich pc.
mes a velky obno, vladuich pepez
/ adianskeho fondu.
DoufS Sc. ze vse Sc vyrovns /
uspokoieni vkladaiko by banka Sc
opet mohla otevfit; zdsli We. Dude
tedy ustanoven trvsly pfijimae q
zsleEitosti skoneeny K nejlepsfm
vshodam vefite.o.
vsak nemusi tSdnY Sc desit mad
touto okolnosti, q hued sve peni
GO vyIvedavat "a sve domaci ban,
ce. Prave tento strach byl pfiei'
nou Gpsdku banky, isk Sc etenaf
doeetli vyse, 4 tim ze po.sli svt
vklsdy vyzvhdzvat. banks memoir
Ia ihnet vyhovet potadavkom a u
ustsnoveu SEX 'estr. Jest jistr
lie kstdy kdo tam mel penez. bu'
de do ceptu vjplscen pSdu "a
nikputf bsnky, nebor najetek po
dilnfkd a direktor0 sc rovna tomu
| "a &c nance uedostayalo,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-14

Moderni Dfevafi Ameriky, els. s0s7
odbyvaji schdze druhou sobotu kaide-
no mesice SIM z. {. B.J. Geo. A.
PtAk. eth. rada, Robt. Vauk, klerk.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-14
Ma prodej spolehiive l6ky pro
kohe a dobytek u V. l.. Mrvfks v
Lakeport $. ID. Seskeho zvSrolska
Re ID. X. Hellera z Chicago I'll.
zihada 0dknta.
zihada 0dknia

Jak ~ ,bsvit racpy tlucnos,f bylo pro ma
xahsda al Dr. KlnRa New Life pllulky IL ros-
lus,lli ''pfsc John y Pleasant Magnolia. Ind.
To Jsou ii Jcsiln. karuccnc ioni dali uspoko-
Jcni katdsmu. ncbo ~ vrIltf pcnfsc. IA - Y
Taborskf tekarns
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-14
scH0ze MlsTnIcn spolKO.

Spolek Zen sv. Ludmily, Cts. l0d, &
J. z. A. odbtva sve schdze druhou
nedsli mesici, We spolkove sini. An
tonle Haklova, pfedsedkyne, Marie
Simanova, tajemnicc.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-14

Zde vidno. &c usctfitc mnol.o pcntz
obzvlast pri zasilani velSich obnusn,
nicht poplatek M Posle ie vGlsi.
Koidy zasilatel cd mas nbdrii REZiT
ma obnOs Jcni zaslal. Kdyby sc uami
vyhotoveny Money Order ztratil v
postach, vyhotovime VAIN jiny, ancbo
vratime penizc.
Tatorska Statni Bansa.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-14

ZcBJ els. Il, odbyvaji sch0zi dru-
hou nedeli mesici, We sve SIM. FIR
Hovorka, pred, Mattel Pekaf, tai.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-14
Platte Dane Ma TabOrSk6
Bance.

NJ me lp'nS ssIusm dani "a
fok I9' 6 pro Tabor q okoli, Il.
Ito by mas kdvby nam svefili a.,
nj ie to nepFihodne jet do Tyn-
f'll, rsplsceni ieiich dani. Ma.
e Poplatky IA takove sluiby isou
hirue. q vIkutku 10 to usetfeni pc
ez TEN, jent by jiuak nemeli u.
tho Ieele v okresnim side ret.
plaeenf dauf. Nozste sc kaide
eby dogvsdst obpos Vaiich DAM
banku.
TGborsk& banka.
]. v. Wagner Pres.
Jas A. Wsgns Cab.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-02-14

Rytifl sv. vaclava, els, 90, & J,
odbyvaji schdze ctvrtou nedeli saidS-
no mSsice, We spolkove sini. Jan +
Wagner, pred, T V HOSTEL, tai.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-22
TRUST CONFERENCE ON TO-DAY
Delegates Arriving in Chicago for
TwO-day Session.
Interstate Commerce and Control Of
Corporation viii he Chief Sub
jects of Consideration.

Chicago. Oct 4.-Delegations 10 the
conference on trusts and combinations
which will open tomorrow in Studebaker
Hall arrived in the city to-day by scores.
and it is expected that the estimate Of 500
representatives. viii prove to be too low.
Among the New York delegates are
Seth Low. Nicholas Murray Butler. presi-
dent of Columbia University; Samuel
Gompers, president Of the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor; DR. Lyman Abbot, Dr.
Albert Shaw. editor Of the Review of Re
views; Herman Ridder. editor Of the New
York Stats Zeitung, and Isaac n. Selig-
man.
Among the Pennsylvanians are two
labor leaders. Frank Feeney. of Philadel-
phia, president of the Labor Federation.
and Dennis J. Hayes, president Of the
Glass Bottle Blowers Union.
Abraham Better. Of Philadelphia. is
chairman. Nicholas Murray Butler Will
can the conference to order tomorrow
morning and after an address Of well
come and organization the first question
for discussion viii be taken up.
IL is expected that the first day will be
devoted entirely to the problems involved
in the controversy between state and
Federal governments respecting the juris-
diction over interstate commerce. now
pending In several States. The second
day viii be devoted 20 the consideration
of corporations.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-22
ITEMS FROM ABROAD.

Dublin, Oct. 2L-Richard Croker tele-
phoned to-day from Glencairu that his rroiecteI
visit TO the United States had been indefinitely
postponed.
Tifiis, Transcaucasia, Oct 21-Eight
soldiers, who bad been sentenced 70 imprisonment
in the mines for connection with the revolutionary
military organization escaped here to-day while
they were leaving the courthouse under escort
Tokyo, Oct. H.-The armored cruiser
km8ma. Of l4GD tons, was successfully launched
at IOkoSuka this afternoon in the presence Of the
japanese Emperor and Empress. The war ship
viii carry four Finch guns. eight s-inch. and
twelve 6-ineh
Rome. oct DEMONSTRATION OF the
Vatican observatory. which viii rank among the
finest in the world when completed is assured BY
the receipt Of $4,000 IN contributions from Catholics
throughout the world. Most Of the money came
from the United States. Work Will begin at once.
Manresa, Spain, oct. H.-King Alfonso
had narrow escape from serious injury or death
near here yesterday. In his automobile the King
was going over a temporary bridge when the light
structure collapsed under the weight Of the car
which pEecipitated into the water His
Majesty escaped with wettng.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-22
MONEY FOR TELEGRAPHERS.
Central Labor Union Collects Funds
for strikers

At a meeting Of the Central Labor
Union last night at Typographical Tenn
pie. J. F. McCue. chairman Of com
mittee appointed to interview the locals
affiliated with the Central Union in the
cause Of the striking telegraphers, re
ported his visits to twenty-five branches
attended with marked success. During
the first night 500 in subscriptions were
raised a committee consisting of MessrS
Clarke, Fisher. and Brnkman was ap-
pointed to assist IN the same direction
Delegate ROdier, to the American Fed
Grafton of Labor, in Norfolk, was in
structed to cali the attention of the Fed
GRAFTON to the open shop condition exist
ing I'm Washington At the present time as
regards the building trades and solicit
its assistance in the matter. He was also
instructed to vote for strict trade au-
tonOmy.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-22
BRILLIANT EDITORS
CHLOROFORM PUBLIC
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.


a plea for an arbitration tribunal for
bringing out the facts in labor disputes
He began by saying that he could not
discuss the point of difference between
the strikers and their employers, be-
cause ne didn't know all the details of
the struggle Then he quoted Solomon,
"A prudent man foreseeth the evil and
hideth himself, bat the simple pass on
ard are punished
Mr. Bryan said he had a paraphase Of
that proverb which he thought was 10
the point. 1t ran like this: The wise
man gets an idea. in his head. The fool
ism man gets it in the neck"
He continued: You can't help getting
the idea. but you have a choice as to
where you viii get It. 1t requires an
object lesson to convince most people
Of the need of any great reform"
God and the Trusts.
Now. I am not one Of those who say
that there are good trusts and bad trusts
I say that God never made a man good
enough to stand at the head Of a private
monopoly.
There is no limit to the selhshness
often when their power Is unlimited. I
say that the law should provide some
tribunal before which labor disputes can
be sifted and brought out. 1 have advo-
Gated for years arbitration as the only
means of settling disputes between labor
and capital Yet / hardly see how in this
country we can have any arbitration
tribunal with the authority to enforce
its verdlcts"
Mr.. Bryan said that at present the
strike was the only weapon the laboring
man had, but he added. TO great ap-
plause, its a disgrace to civilization
that the laboring man should be COM
pelled 10 staTve his wife and children
while he fights for justice from his EN-
Movers
The Washington herald., 1907-10-22

| Chicago. Oct. H.-StuyvesaHt Fish has
won the first skirmlsh in his battle with
Edward II. Hartman for the control Of
the Illinois Central Railroad.
Harriman's defeat was conceded this
morning by his lleutenants when the
proxy committee met to proceed with
its count Of votes. Attorney William
Nelson Cromwell, OF New York. chief Of
the Hartman forces. went to ex-Judge
Farrar, leading attorney OF the Fish fac
ton, and told him that the Hartman
people were satisfied that Mr. Fish was
far in ire lead in his proxy holdings,
and that the further count might as
well be suspended.
Mr.. Cromwell suggested that all further
action be suspended pending the decision
Of the court as to the legality of voting
the 2S6.O00 shares Of Illinois Central stock
by the Hartman faction I'm the names Of
the Union Pacific Railroad and the Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company.
Present Election Void.
In Judge Balls temporary injunction,
restraining the counting Of these 2S6, ,O00
NoA'la AbL AAtAtA AAiAtllAr IL NdA dbttCu D9
both sides that In case the casting Of
this vote should change the result Of the
balloting. the present election should be
declared null and void, pending the
courts final decision, as to the disputed
proxies. and December is was the date
set for a new election by the stock
holders.
The adherents Of Mr.. Fish were jubilant
over the capitulation Of the enemy, and
declared that the battle was won, not
only for the present. but for all time
They asserted that they were confident
that the court would continue the injunc-
ton against the voting Of the 2S6, 600
shares Of stock held by corporations out
side of the State Of Illinois by the Harri-
man faction. and that in that event there
was not the slightest doubt that Mr.. Fish
would continue 20 control the majority Of
the proxies that could be legally voted in
the forthcoming election Of directors.
After the surrender the attorneys for
both sides got together and sighed a
stipulation pOstpOning the further count
Of proxies AT this time. and agreeing to de-
fer the whole matter until the election on
December Is Meantime the legal battle
as 20 the disputed proxies Will be fought
out in the court
The Washington herald., 1907-10-22
RUSSIA RELEASES WALLINGS
st. Petersburg Jail Opens at Com
mand of American Representative.
Charged with Aiding TerroristE-Po-
IiticaI Prisoners Give Great Re
cePtiOn go Americans.

st. Petersburg, Oct Civilian Eng
lish Waning. Mrs Walling, and her sis
ter. Miss Rose Strunsky who We're ar
rested here yesterday. presumably on the
charge of aiding the terrorists. We're re-
leased to-day from prison. They returned
to the Hotel de FRANCE. where the police
took them in custody yesterday.
Mrs. Walling and Miss StruHsKy had a
great reception from the female political
were taken. They We're kissed and EN-
braced and dinner was given them at the
expense OF tho other prisoners. II was a
spontaneous welcome to companions in
misfortune
The State Department was advised un-
officially yesterday afternoon OF the re-
lease from jail in ST. Petersburg OF VII
liam English Walling of Indianapolis,
and his wife. formerly Miss Anna Strun-
sky. of San Francisco, and her sister
Miss Rose Strunsky, who were taken as
political prisoners from the Hotel de
France in St Petersburg Sunday night
They We're accused Of being connected
with the Finnish Progressive party.
The release OF the prisoners is be-
Heved here 20 have been due 60 the prompt
action OF the American Embassy A ca
bl-gram was sent 60 the embassy from
the State Department early In the day
bat even before il was received appar-
entity the American diplomatic represen-
tative there had taken steps which paved
the way for the release Of the prisoners
The cases Of the Wallings and Miss
Strunsky We're brought O. the attention Of
Secretary Root yesterday morning byWill-
lam F.. English. of indianapolis. an uncle
ot young Wailing. Mr. English a former
Representative in Congress. and son Of
the late William II. English. candidate for
Vice President on the Democratic ticket
In 1880. wired Secretary Root. asking him
to instruct the American Embassy IN St
Petersburg to take the necessary steps for
the protection of the rights Of the
Americans
Senator Cullom. chairman Of the Senate
Committee on Foreign Relations also
called at the department in regard TO the
matter Ut the urgent telegraphic request
of relatives of the Wallings who reside in
Chicago. The first act Of the State De-
partment on hearing OF the affair was to
investigate the records and learn If Wall
ing had been previously arrested. The
fact was established that he had been
given some nOtoriety in connection with
the revolutionary movement In Russia.
but he had never been actually placed I'M
der arrest
The Washington herald., 1907-10-22
GEN. MACON GETS MEDAL.
Panama Congress Votes Honor and
GenerOse ObnIdia Presents IL.

Havana. Oct. 2I-Generose Obaldia. son
Of the acting president Of Panama, after
largely-attended dinner at the palace
this evening. presented 10 Gov. MagoOn
the medal which the congress OF Panama
voted 20 aim IN recognition of his serv-
ices while governor Of the Canal Zone.
Nothing has yet been learned as 10 the
identity Of the incendiary who attempted
Saturday 70 burn the corral OF the quar-
termaSter's department
The Washington herald., 1907-10-22
LECTURE BY MR.. ELMENDORF.
Gives TraveIOEue Before Large Au-
dience on Old Mexico.


"Old Mexico" was the subject Of
Dwight Elmendorf's travelogue yesterday
afternoon at the National Theater. A
packed house greeted the lecturer. and
the audience was well rewarded by
pictures, second only to a visit to the
scenes portrayed In Mr.. Elmendorfs in
imitabe manner.
Starting at the Laredo on the American
border, he carried his audience 400 miles
south to the ancient Toltec city Of
Orizaba. which is. on the border of the
yellow fever district
Dreamy, romantic old Mexico, the
land OF contrasts, where the past and
present walk hand in hand the Egypt Of
our continent" said the lecturer Amer
leans know little of the country outside
of the City of Mexico"
From the man on horseback Presi-
dent Diaz. back to the Aztecs and
Toltecs. he traced a civilization that an
tedates Egypt.
To students Of archaeology he revealed
an order OF architecture outside of the
FIVE classified orders. and, singular to re-
late the decorative scheme was a pure
Greek fret, showing an Oriental origin
The manners and customs. both of cities
and country. were shown, together with
the topography of the country, which
was new on account of its Inaccessibility.
The ruins of the ancient city OF Militia.
views of Popocatapetl, the Viga canal,
making Of tortillas. pyramids of Cholula.
and the CathedTals with their famous
Spanish masterpieces, We're shown in rapid
succession.
Every phase of Mexican life was shown,
closing with the royal bull fight at Mad
rid given in honor of the King of Spain's
marriage, which was substituted for the
crude bull fights Of Old Mexico.
The next lecture will be on the Grand
Canyon of the Colorado"
The Washington herald., 1907-10-22
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
I. $. Dept. Of Agriculture. Weather Bureau.

washington. u &, boi- Il lsJ'-6 y d.
The rapid drift II highs and lows continue with
the result that dry weather prevails IN almost all
portions q the country. In the last twelve hours
no rain was reported, except fTum FLORIDA The
area Of high pressure which was central over the
Western Lake region Sunday night has advanced 70
the Middle Atlantic coast and caused general drop
In the temperatures. amounting in Virginia 10 az
much as % degrees.
depression which IS nov central ia the Upper
Mississippi Valley sill ncye rapidly eastward IN the
next forty-ei hours causing fresh sOthWeSterly
winds and somewhat higher temperatures over the
Northern third Of the country east 0ftthe Rocky
Mountains, but probably without rain. Shower are
indicated fer Eastern Florida Tuesday and Wednes-
day and fair weather elsewhere Il gili be colder
in the Northwest Wednesday.
The winds along the New England coast viii b.
fresh 70 brisk westerly the Middle Atlantic coast
light and variable, becoming fresh west 20 south
west; on the South Atlantic coast fresh % brisk
n0rtheasteriy; on the Gulf coast light and variable
mostly northeasterly. and on the Upper and Lower
Lakes brisk southwest to west.
Steamers departing Tuesday Tor European ports
viii have fresh westerly winds and fair weather to
the Grand Banks
The Washington herald., 1907-10-22
SCHOOL HEAD FOUND GUILTY.
George W. Ellis Pleads to Forgery
and EmbezEIement Charge.

Goshen, Ind. Oct. a.-George ". Ellis,
former superintendent Of the EIkhart
County schools, who was indicted for
forgery and obtaining money under false
pretencas, surrendered himself to-day.
He was Immediately arranged and en-
tered a plea Of guilty. He was sentenced
TO Michigan City for a period ranging
from one 10 fourteen years He was also
fined $1,000 and disfranchised for five
wears
The Washington herald., 1907-10-22
Cnpture Runnwav Rny.

Harry Julman, eleven years old, who
claims that his home is in Newark. n. J.,
was found wandering about the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad station last night by
Policeman Washbaum and placed under
arrest. The boy said that he had run
away from his home several days ago,
and had got as far as Washington, when
his money gave out. He was sent TO the
House Of Detention, and word OF his ar
rest was telegraphed to his parents.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-22
Mnr Seek InformntInn

Richard c. Hoilyday, civil engineer
and chief of the Bureau of Yards and
Docks. yesterday left Washington for
the Pacific Coast, and, following so
closely on the visits of Rear Admirals
Capps and Coles his trip in some
quarters is taken to mean the Navy
Department Is anxious to get informa-
tion as TO the necessities for equip-
ment on the Coast to take care of a
big fleet