Moro bulletin., September 18, 1902, Image 4

IBEBBE
U ncle S a m ’s P u g et Sound
N a v y Yard an d Dry D ocks
la B E B S B B B B B e ö n Q S a E
NC1.K SAM ha.t no need to
erect formidable fortiflca
tlons and ex tensive naval and
m ilitary works. In order to
make sure of protection for the waters
end commercial intc.esta of the Pacific
Northwest, but »hen our Uncle Sam
located the 1‘ugct Sound Naval Station
he assured such protection for all time
to come under all possible «vents, do-
mestlc or foreign. At the same time
be located these works In a pvvsitlon
ahaztlutelv tmnrcffnahle a verv Oibral-
tsr of security against attack or In te r
ferer.ee as an examination of location
™ 7 .u rro n /d in ? « i l l s h o w
tw th e firs t nl» -e the location of Port
Orchard b?I in whfch X
station is
m ia o
from the Pa
built, is lbC mi’es Interior from
‘
o f ^ s a r / u a i d ^ ’k T ^ ^ d e ^ i
3333513
Administrative budding and naval of
flees.
Marine barracks with modern appli­
ances and conveniences.
Officers' quarters, five fine rest-
»'ence* for naval officials
Building* in process
Equipment,
ordnance and other «hops
Considering the magnitude of the
Station as It exists today, it seems al-
most impossible that It has all been
accomplisned In ten shodt ¡warn The
location was made in l> s l, the first
work commenced the year following,
The very land enclosed In the station
yards was part of an original home-
* ’ •'*.! entry made in October 1ST5. al-
‘ hough the land, which had been lum-
bered " had been entered upon for that
purpose as early as IS5S This home-
to one Williams
As to the three ships first mentioned,
tbdtw is yet considerable to be done to
them In painting and overhauling for
two of them, the Iowa having ion« do
parted, while the Philadelphia la ex­
pected to be made into a receiving
ship, by the removal of one of her
decks.
Bremerton, the city of the Station,
to-be. haa its foundation of course In
the labor employed, and the traffic of
the Station and of Its officers and
mana«ers. Suddenly rising .to several
thousand of population, the little city
1« struggling to keep pace with Its own
unexpected Importance and growth,
and fortunately la In the hands of en
terpriatng men of high character, who
ara «sited with the spirit and charac-
ter
enterprise that has come to
g dlspo*ltl»»n t0
P it M l Had
lo o Field mol G u t Rodgers oa “ The
Bis Ho” g few days agv. After Hiking
• few minutes, Lielda said:
"Gun, what's become of those patent
leather shoes you woes last winter?"
"They have gone to ths « a ll, Lottie.”
"W hy? W asn't the leather good?"
" Y e a ," said Gus, with a sigh, “ but
I he
patent
e x p ire d ."— New
York
Times.
Nosh's Traw Ms*.
"Confound that dlnosaumat” ax-
claimed Noah, as the ark gave such a
lurch to starbuard that ths waves dash­
ed agaiust the roof. ” 1 wish It would
learn to sHy on Its owa aids id ths
boat!”
Then Nosh seised a handspike ami
started below deck to shift the cargo.—
Ohio Stats Journal.
cooperate with the government pur
H istory amt Pugilism .
poae and to make th d r city a c re d it
This is shown In the character of Inv
” Pa.” seid the small boy, "d id
provemenl» In street construction and Peter the Great have any other ns ms*”
all the municipal improvement, as fast
"O f course, my eon,” answered the
as undertaken There la a water av* father promptly. "R u t there's no use
tem already Installed, by utilisation of
fine s t e r n a of pure water, with auf of worry lug about him n o s .”
“ Is be deed?”
"O h . I don't know whether I»»'«
dead or not, but he's out of training,
anyway.”
'
Politic s.
Mississippi
Congressman — W hat
kind of an election did you have up
your way!
New Jersey
Congroasman— Q u ie t}
very quiet. H alf a doson voters killed,
1 presume. How was It with youf
" Ib r ll as mud. The troops wore out.”
People buy Hamlin's W lM rd Oil be­
es use they have Icarne«! by experience
that It cures pain of «very kind.
1‘crhap» it Was.
Mrs. Richmond— W hat lovely antique
furniture!
Mrs. Hionxborough— Yea, and do you
know, we got It almost as cheap as if it
had been new.
t xpesahe Samples.
If xrv did not know that when you
try a sample tin of Monopol« apices
you would continue to ask your goH-er
for them, we wouldn't offer to semi you
a full weight 1-ua. tin hu two 3-cent
sUmpe aud your groewr'a name.
It
coats us from 10 to 1A cenU for each
sample we send, but we believe the In ­
vestment a gootl on«. One tria l Is all
th a t is needed to make s friend for
Mottopoltt. All goods )«•< ked under tbs
Mono pole brand are of ths highest
quality obtainable. You can hank on
that. Wadhams A Kerr Bros., pack-
era, Portland, Gr.
Black H air
A
P O IN T E R
* »
It you <t»n*l rer« ehat l.rsn.t at Uro- 1 ’
1 1 e«rt«a you uea lei your grocer eettd you 1 ’
1 ’ wh«i»««i blad h» ««1.1« lo
II you ' ‘
* 1 want th« I h w i , tnaiet u|«>n
” 1 hava ussd your H air Vigor
for flvs year« and am areally
pleased with It. Il certainly re­
store a the original color to gray
hair. It keep« my hair soft.” - Mrs.
Ifelan Kilkenny,Now Portland, Me.
Ayer’» H a ir Vigor has
been restoring color to
gray hair for fifty year»,
snu It never fails to do
this work, cither.
You can rely upon It
for stopping your h»ir
from failing, for keeping
your scalp clean, arid for
making your hair grow.
It
M a kanb All 4rauWa
If P»«r SrasgUt «ano«« •«I'l'H X*«.
•ml ■ uwa ik'lbl sad « • wifi «tpioM
Xvu , twill« H. .«t« .ii'l j i i , tlw ntiM
o f .o a r M a rm i •lt-.w M » < .-•
MONOPOLE
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES»
H IÍH 0 P SCOTT ACAOCMf a
L
I • O M X » A M
r>
(1 I I I
tai a
Nu- U I i m I r lo d 0 a fa A ^ a « o
jf í r H u » c Ncttm . L B
I
O U t N t I h M .
FO R
SALK.
i »ue Neeoud tlaad hi.-h.rt« A sh«taet
S»i«rsi..r,
a» «o, with wind «isrkar
only ruu a> day«, a bargain. Inquire of
JOHN PxMHJt.
Poet Mawxtwm St.. Pwrtlawd.
A4Ui««a.
body of water through which pours the J
J. I ’ A T g « U i . |« w ell. Mam
TRE REV FERSI6R LAWS S E K T F R
present enormous streams of North-
Apply tu h * r u .a Micaroatx
woatern commerce. This water is sus
a rto a a a t. « «ameutue. |i c.
cnptlbls of fortifications and of defense
Not th« i»««l Way.
beyond the ahiHty of the combined war
Pwttiag It d eath .
"Y oa; ho'a going to marry th« girl
fleet« of all earth to force an entrance
"B u t la she pretty?”
who oesd to wiek for him .
Think ot
Forts at Port Townsend and other
The Gauge ot Atreagtb.
" W e ll, 1 dxui't believe in talking
points
eastward
from
the
en
Itl”
”
Y<mr
dad
ain
’t
near
as
strong
as
about a girl's looks heidnd her hack.
trance of the «traits already protect
•'W e ll, what of It? Moat man marry
m ine,” annonmed tire first boy.
the passage, while beyond, as the
Ile r lather's worth sboet ItO.OOd.lXX),
a g irl, amt 1st her work for him after­
"How
do
you
know,”
demanded
the
course lies further in toward the naval
and they've taken her to Rnrvpe te n »
w ard.” — Phi Iwlsl ph la Bui lot la.
other.
station, the channel narrow« into abut­
without bringing l«eek say titles, ae you
"
I
’ve
listened,
an*
you
d<«Ct
holler
ting natural defenses.
can form your own opinion.—Chicago
anythin* like as Kurd as I wlrerr he Hkes
Should the naval powers of earth
Record- Hers hl.
you out to the woodshed."— Chicago
ever force these, there would remain
torpedo, bomb, dynamite mines, chains,
Poet.
______ ____
A DettcatS Petal.
and like means of destruction of the
The
I’cepU Nest Deer.
" I t seems to make Scaddington's
advancing engines of war. strung and
wife as mad as s hornet «very time he
Tommy— M y, but them folks that's
hnng In the narrower channels nearer
E a rth —
the station, hevond any conceivable
t«oaats that he l<egan at the foot and moved Into the nest house is swellt
a»r«««» K a a,ad« la« I—t „.al»*,«i |U M M ,
I«
bay
1W
«
a.«..ara..
.
.
. . . »taututarr ea, M
ability of present or future naval pow
worked hia way up.”
Johnny— How do vou know*
Mr IS g e * « « « I
I k « a .« r k « t y r i.w u th a a i
eta to pass On such situation is based
»U«a w aa«va n.i.’ur !>■. it,«
" W e ll,” he started as a bootblack,
Tommy— They've got a (lock that
K .« » « • * a .u l
.ln g .■< lh « • r . . «I a / in «
the claim that the location, for safetv
you k n e w ."— Chicago Rscord-Herald. says ping, pong instead of tick, l o c k . -
J w a g « « «Ma « , « a t r a la . a r r t M l aw * Mr t r a w « h *
and strength, is the finest that the
I kaw a r a k la e » e w h i r * u .« a ... a a l a r a M a w a « ia
Chicago Tribune.
» wm | «u a -k -T « a a .lv a a « m U IM a d a t la r *
world knows today. Other features
Too I ■ miliar.
M I T I I I Kid. W ag atM a ra a a a u r e a a ««4 «•*
are quite as favorable, lnclndlnr depth
|tsx.Ucdlv Plata
g a a llt y , p r u y u r t t a a , a»i*a. M r « ..« .« « » 4 H e « *
He—
H
ello,
dare.
Mias
Sm
if!
of water, character of anchorage
rwaataa.
"D
id
you
notice
with
what
lofty
airs
W k y - r a k « rO « « » — «a a a r » » a '
Hhe— IV«an yo* (tag ma dat sudden,
grounds, shore for docks and wharfs,
I
W h,
a«a gar ik « tw a .r a M I T i ' M W I . U
man. 1 ain’t never e-en yo’ In all may that homely Miss Upmann carried her
surrounding land« and conditions In­
a
Oa
rwroeaB
cluding climatic conditions and protec­
life befo , an" el yo' do it sg'in a lot o' salfT*
"Y ee. I t was what yon might call
A g a u ra S t a a y a a a i a
tion from fill winds by an absobitelv
l<eople*ll l«e walkin' slow bellin' yo*
'plain nailing.* ” — Phlladephia Bulla-
land locked harbor, set within densely
tomorrer — Baltimore World.
BIG
F
IG
H
T
IN
G
M
A
C
H
IN
E
IN
DRYDCCK..
tin.
timbered hills.
»xowiaa
ANPHAi.
Views of the Station. It» works and
Aa I «aggeraled Imprwaato«.
S e W M r Rest.
J U tO W E B CO n o S T O K M A M »
Getng to Meet.
surrounding» herewith given disclose who
to ^-Uliana Bremer, from ficient head for fire protection. and on
" Y a e ," aaid the mystical Asiatic,
Mrs. Jooee— You d id n 't stay long
Aa It la talked nowadays:
but a small part of the Interesting and whom the government purchased the a scale for all future requirements
"we h<>,<e to have our people civilised
over at Mrs. Brown's.
Instructive features to be learned by a
She— Are yon going to goT
station tract of 86 acres, which was up­ The young city government keeps pace
before l«ng.”
M r. Joneo— No; the Brown family
visit to Bremerton, as the little city
Anotlier s ire -Y o s .
Are yxm going
with
the
federal
requirements
and
in
"D o you think ho would make a
" I bat te en roti rag lng.'*
surrounding the Station, has been nam on recommendation of two commis­ forests. In short there Is that harmony were a ll lying in their hammocks, and to come for me?— Indianapolis News.
sions.
one
of
naval
officers
and
one
of
g<««d
ooldiar?'
ed. Carved out of the virgin forest
" I t la. Wa hope. In time, to bring
und cooperation so desirable under the when I got tirxe»t of «itting 1 came
the works occupv an enclosure of some civilians, tongress acting upon the re- circu m stan ce Among other steps In
•*Gh,
yaa,
indoad
We'xtt
teobd
minier
r
w
w
«
•
sw
ss
1
ir»
n
és
es
m t tiro car of Juggernaut en n etrIcily
home.— Iketroit Free 1 rdee.
S il* »A m Sr»«
— ■/!'» XliOaSliMOt M«rW him ”
eighty acres of level -----------
land, - —
that
- - - comes
- - - - - I*>rt of those commissions i t Bremerton
.
th is d ire c tio n th e to w n is a t p resen t
modern beala, ami baro It <>|>«raled
down to the water on Just the level City take«. Ito name from its .o n g n r i organ|llng a Saill,r , and Marine Club
•T
««tsdh
lm
T
llow?”
by elertricity, like <>ne of your anto-
Specwlattoe.
d docks
while far-
*
____
,
__ .... .
needed for works and
docks, while
far­ l-nd owner. No toot of the laud w here ¡•fter
"
W
h
y
,
xro
found
that
ha
could
the
manner
of
those
clubs
at
m o b i l « « " - Washington Htar.
B lu er— Could von lend me $100 or
On the Meve.
ther back the ground rises by ridge the station is was cleared until the Mare Island and Brooklyn. In the In
write
*1
regret
to
report,'
aa
rapidly
and terrace, givinv attractive natural government commenced it in the yeer terest of improvement, and advantage« so until tomorrow*
"T hey have two servants. ”
aad
aa
plainly
aa
either
Roharta
or
locations for the administrative build stated. Mr. Bremer had built a small for the sea faring employes when at
Rutaer— Going to play the races'
" H u h ! That's nothing. Wo usual­ Kitchener.”
lr.gs offices and quarters Central to dock, for the bay boats, which still the Station. Schools. • hurches
B lu er— Worse than that; I am going ly have two in our house. One coming
and
stands
a
pioneer
finger
mark
com­
all lies the great dry dock, now the
to
a
church
fair
with
ary
w
ife.—Ohio
society
of
the
rising
order
are
features
Motbere will find Mrs Winslow*a fioorh
and one going.” — Philadelphia Pittas.
largest possessed by the government, pared with the extensive docks of of the young city of Port Orchard Bay, State Journal.
Ine Syrup lh« be«»
u> u » tor tb«i'
with dockage and wharfs In front, and modern equipment and construction which also has that modem necessity
•bltdren during ths t«ethlug period.
Aa
Arm
o
rial
OpporteaHy.
shops and repair and equipment build­ where now float the mightiest fighting the newspaper, the Weekly News, con­
Summer Xngttog.
8 hi no y— Titan you believe in a coat-
ings adjoining. Notwithstanding the machines of modern times.
DUtaa»« i.eads llacbaatmest.
W hile the government authorities ducted by the Gale Brothers. This was
He—
Indeed
there'e pdly good fishing of-arms?
completeness of the works all is still
established one year ago.
Fisherman— W'lmn I reached home
Rodney— Yee.
Almost any newly,
about here. Mis« Swift made a great
Kitsap Is the Inexpressive name of
and weighed the fieh, it llp p a l the
rich American girl ran he benefitied by
•be interior, sound encircled county catch when she was Itere last summer.
ocaloe at exactly five |»>nnde.
adopting
s
guod
I
a
t
la
motto
to
live
up
She—
Yee;
that
old
man
was
worth
at
•hat has received this great Improve­
l.i a tenor— But you as hl that tthan
to.— Puck.
ment and development. A region least a m illio n.— Pitlabury i'reas.
G en u in e
vou .aught tho Ash I I wetghml two
densely timbered, sparsely settled, and
pounds.
with its chief business shore and bay
Fisherman— I know; but tho place,
fa ffic hitherto, finds its solitudes
whsro I caught it was a loog way from
transformed into noiss and bustle. |
my homo —Ohio Mato Journal.
with hints of the mighty world out­
side by comparisons of the hulls and I
Man owe« hla feot a mighty debt.
machinery of the world's hitherto to
_ _ _
Are in m any respects lik e other ulcers or
B at lit t le Interest do they got,
them unknown fighting monsters, with
t>on».
and
this
resemblance
often
proves
fatal.
the pigmy bottoms so long their pride
Or ordinary car«;
Valuable tunc is l.w»t in fruitless efforts to heal
M u ttt Boar S ig n a tu ra of
and admiration. The wilderness Is be­
T ill coma ami l»unh>na com« aoace,
the
sore
w
ith
washes
and
salves,
because
the
germs
of
Cancer
that
are
m
u
lti­
ginning to blossom as the rose, and
Than which than*'« naught torments
numerous small towns are springing p lyin g in the blood and the new Cancer cells which are constantly develop­
our race
up. testifying to the Immense expend.! ing keep up the irritation and discharge, and at last sharp shooting pains
That*« worse (or us to hear;
Itures by the government, and that all announce the approach of the eating and sloughing stage, and a hideous,
Rut they may |< in lo M walk who uea
I sections are getting some share. The sickening cancerous sore begins its
county seat Is across the bay from the destructive work
Xa February, ltttttt. X aotload a smalt A l.I.K N 'rt FOOT-KAHK In thalr sh.ma.
lam p sa my Hwae Ug. T k . to o lo r e .u -
Naval Station, with no doubt an ambt-l oestniixive wora.
No ulcer or sore can exist w ith -
bat saothsr cam« «aa broka
(letter Pie« Than Mother Made.
tion on the part of the Bremerton peo out some predisposing internal cause oat in t o a n op«n t o n . X b « a a a to ta b s
Fond Mother— W a ll, how do you llks
1 pie. that some time in the near future that has poisoned the blood, snd the ■- ■ ■ aa<t s rto r I b « 4 ta b « « s o v « a b e t-
Bremerton w ill be the capital of the
marrtsd Ufa by thia tin»«?
j .
* k s pise s h « a l« 4 « a t l r s t y a a d n s
F0« SUBAClCa
hnvo b««n « m b
-ounty. as It haa already become the open discharging u h e r or the fester al<aa ot tha
Hon— G , firs t ra te .
Fis s in iN tts .
yy. P. B r o w n , U o lla a d s , a . O.
’ commercial center. Farms are rapidly I ing sore on the lip. cheek or other aiB<(o
" la your wife am iabla”
part of the body w ill continue to
FSI B IU S S tlE tt.
developing, and the fruit raising In
"K slre m e lv ao.”
dustry I" expected to be large In all spread aud eat deeper into the flesh unless the blood is purified and the
res T s tn s t i n s .
"Flconomlcar*
that region In the very near future. Cancer germa or morbid matter elim inated from the circulation.
FSI COMSTIFATIOa.
" V e ry ."
3. S. S. cleanses the blood of alt decaying effete matter. I t has great
Moreover the people settling the re­
FSI SAUIW ISIS.
"A n d does her cooking equal mine?"
IN T E R IO R VIE W OF D R Y D O C K UNOCCUPIED.
gion are hardy. Industrious and conse­ antidotal and p u n fy in g properties th a t soon destroy the germa and poisons
"M o th er, I canted tell a IH . Whan
_FS1 WfECOMFLIXIOI
quently thrifty people, that w ill soon I and restore the blood to its natural condition. A nil when pure blood ta
set the mark of wealth and high char
carried to the ulcer or tore the healing process it comes to tha culinary art, sha'e got
bustle and animation In extensions have proceeded with Increasing confl
here Uncle
teg ina, the discharge cease« and the place heals you heat a block.— Chicago Newe.
constantly on foot, the largest of the dence. ever stn-e the establism.-nt of o 'te r upon, the^ reg ion
Sam has placed so important national
over and new skin forms. S. 3. 3. is a stric tly vege­
present works under construction be the Puget Sound Station 10 years ago. pam
O URS S IC K H K A D A C H K .
lng an Immense equipment building of there has been no practical test on a Interests,
table b l o o d p urifier containing no m ercury or
As to management. It la universal,
brick, that win be completed this sea arge scale, until since the close of the
a.
r.
tt. u.
Wa* s a -ta o s .
minerals of any description.
son. Brick and steel structure is main Spanish war. and our sequestered and testimony that the government has.
I f you have an ulcer or chronic aore of any kind.wrrite us about it, m edi­
scarred
battleships
of
the
first
class
made
no
mistake
In
the
assignments
[ v r IBM w rix ta g to ad veetteeew ptewee
tained throughout, and every specie?
cal advice wrill coat you nothing.
Books on Cancer and other diseases a l
of construction, brick, steel, stone and have reached the Station. First to of Commandant, and other adrninls-1
THE 6WIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlaata, fia.
timber, is of the superior quality for come was the Iowa, followed by the tratlve offlcers. who In the order of the blood w ill be sent free.
which Uncle Samuel is noted. A point Wisconsin and latterly the great Ore- Commandants since opening of ths
of great significance as bearing on th e gon after Santiago and her double Station have been. Lieutenant Wykoff,
local adaptability and economy of the hase around the continent, with the ( ommander Morong. (a p t. W hiting
alte. is that nearly a totality of all ma Philadelphia as the latest comer. All ¡Commander Green Capt. Coghlan, and
terlals comes from the Pueet Sound these ships steamed In from the Pach Capt. W . T. Burwell.
As to accessibility for the traveler
and Pacific region, excepting barelv fie. up through the straits, and by the
structural
at eel and Iron.
Stone, Interior fastnesses, with probably no and the visitor, as well as for commei»
brick, timber and coal, are all at Uncle small misgivings. Arrived at the S ta- <tai communication with Bremerton,
tion each and all have now been it Is easy. Involving mere rail and de­
8am's finger tips.
Details of these great works, are to through the paces of test of the facil- lightful water trips from all roast and
be found in the reports, but a few
items w ill suffice, emphasizing in the
C X 5 C X J ? J 5 T 5 C andy Cathartic, th ey a rt ahuaya put up in
main, as they do. the local importance
blut m etal box, our tredc-marked, long-tailed C on the ccroer
of the Station, and comparison with
— tach tablet dam ped C. C. C. N ever to ld tn bulkl Imita­
the sister stations of Mare Island and
Brooklyn. Puget Sound Is already
tions and xubstitutex a rt to m etim tt offered by dealers ^ h o
Larger than either of the other two. and
**cut pricta,f and try and palm o f f fakes tahen CA.SCA­
with contemplated improvements al
NJETS a rt called for, because the fake pays a little more
ready under the protecting aegis of
profit. Get the genuine C A S C A R E T S and tvith tt satia*
government appropriation, w ill short’y
faction or money refunded read guarantee below .
be among the largest in the world. Its
present dry dock has such rank, hav­
ing a capacity of containing the larg
r-st battle ship In the world, and yet the
extensions now contemplated, to be
covered in the next appropriation call- j
lng for $4,000,000. already approved by
th * department, call for another dry
SOLD LAST YEAR
dock double the size of the present one.
deemed necessary by our naval exten- ’
sion on the Pacific side of our domain,
snd our Interests In the far east.
Other extensions covered in the re­
cent appropriations of $1.200,000 are .
coal bunkers of 25,000 tons capacity. .
Bremerton being one of five such coal­
ing stations ordered, the other four be­
ing San Diego. San Francisco, Sitka
and Dutch Harbor for the Pacific and
Behring Sea. This coaling provision
is now a necessity, but the future sys
OFFICERS’ Q U A R T E R S A T P U G E T SO UND S T A T IO N .
tem for the Station is said by govern- j _________________________________________________
ment officials to be to utilizze the Lake
Washington fresh water canal now u n-'bies for repair and overhauling, with Inland points. Portland. Spokane. Ta
der
construction,
ships
running the most complete satisfaction to all coma, Seattle and other Hound points,
B E S T FO R B O W E LS A N D LIVER,
through that body of water directly up concerned. In maneuvering, docking. The visitor may ever feel sure of wel-
to the coal bunkers near the mines,
what not, each and every feature - come, and that Instruction and pleas-
nnd In going and coming clean their ha« been a success. As to the Oregon, ure w ill reward the trip. Swift boats
bottoms of barnacles, saving the scrap her broken plates wrenched asunder make hourly trips from Seattle and Ta-
Ing process in dry dock. The rolls of when the ship was on the rocks In coma while no more delightful trip
employes at present exceed 800 men Asia, have been replaced with the ease could be found anywhere than the en-
°R K
W H IL E Y O U
S
with the certainty of constant large In- that a skiff would be handled by the tire trip by boat from Portland, while
wrtaw soi D m bulk .
ships carp»nter. The dry dock thus visitors from further down the Coast
creases as the works are extended.
The present works comprise the fol- first tested by these greatest of battle or Pacific tourists will never tire of the
ships, proved adequate for even much beauties of the Sound region. The Sta-
lowing:
Drydock. the largest government | larger vessels. All machinery and ap tion will never, from this time on, he
paratua worked to a charm, so that this without features of world wide Inter-
dock In the Uited States.
W h a rf and docks, largest and most ’ evidence, if needed, closes the chapter est, being sure to have representations
commodious on the Pacific Coast.
of approval for the Puget Sound Sta ever on hand of the mighty naval
Brick and steel fire-proof construe- t;on. Besides the mechanical test, re- < er of the Uulted States, and thin
tion and repair buildings.
suits have been equally satisfactory comparison, at least, of that of the
Btsam engineering building, with with respect to health of men, and at whole world, from diminutive torpedo
equipment.
tractive surroundings, In fact as to all boats up to the mightiest war mx-
Brick warehouse and store house.
other elements entering Into the case chines the world haa yet produced.
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