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Newport daily independent., 1902-08-05
CROCKETT TO CERTIFY
 BOTH AS REPUBLICAN,.

Secretary of State Crockett stated Monday in response to an inquiry upon the part of the Little Rock Ga- zette, that he would certify the two republican candidates for governor just as they have been certified to him. This means that the two can didates' names will appear upon the ticket in this wise:
 H. H. MYERS, Republican.
 c. D. GREAVES, Republican
 Secretary Crockett is fortified by the law, which says that the secretary of state shall eighteen days before the election, certify to the various county election commissioners the names of state candidates "as certified to him. 7 The name of MT. Myers has been cer- tifed to Secretary Crockett as re- publican nominee for governor and that of MT. Greaves has been similarly certified So far there has been no sign of any formal protest on the part of the regular republicans against MT. Greaves' name going on the ticket with the affix of Republican,
Newport daily independent., 1902-08-05
SEWERAGE PETITION
PRESENTED.

At the meeting of the city council Monday evening, with all members present except Alderman Walker, a petition from T. J. Watson and others asking for a sewerage system through the incorporation of the city as an improvement district, was presented and by unanimous vote the city att torney was authorized to secure a certificate from the county clerk as to whether or not the petition signers represent more than half of the aggregate value of real property within the city limits.
 City Recorder Mayhan reported that owing to an error discovered in the computation of amount due Newport Water Company for quarter ending July 14th, the warrant for same had not been issued. The correct figure $1409 .45 was then allowed by unani- nous vote upon motion offered by Bailey.
 The report of the auditing com mittee upon the reports of the mayor, marshal and recorder was read and adopted. The regular first of the month bills were allowed and war rants issued for the same.
Newport daily independent., 1902-08-05
HIGHEST PRICES PAID.

For this reason you should send your Fine Pearls, Baroques and slugs to our firm, as we sell to European markets exclusively. J. M. O'HARA & O., 34 Madison St. Memphis, Tenn.
Newport daily independent., 1902-08-05

letter and then commenting.) He told one or two anecdotes and closed by thanking the ladies for their presence.
Newport daily independent., 1902-08-05

Division Superintendent Hartigan was here Tuesday morning in his special car, which was attached to a gravel train and taken South at noon.
Newport daily independent., 1902-08-05
STATE CAMPAIGN
 WAKES WARMER.

Humphreys, Myers and Greaves At tract Crowd of Three Thousand People to Mountain Home
 Myers Arraigns Governor
 For Pardon of Sim ,. mons
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-22
81. -. Nrcnrffpnen.

Die Nortberu 4aciic bat GrcurIiousrates
fir bic peri6iebeneu i'm @eiieu itattfinben=
ben G%onpentionsn anee,eist. BUR Hatio=
nal : Convention Der Srapelers Yrotectiue=
Iilociation bon @merifa. bic pom 3. Bis Z.
Stunt in Yortlanb 9ebalten pirb, cine Sabr=
tarte iir Sin= un6 Serreiie S45. Sidets
merben u~ertauft pom 81. Mai bis s. sunni.
SIR bic pom 10. bis 20. sunni in 9ortlanb
~ltattfinoenbe Seriammlun9 Der q. 8. II. Sc.
Supreme 9ob9e S45 fir Siu= unb &iidreiie.
Sidets si fanfen pom 81. 0tai bis s. Stunt.
CUR Sabresuerl ammluna Ser 9eung 9eo=
pies Gbriitian linton Societp Ser Sereinia=
ten Yresbsteriauer Stride, bic pom %. bis
q. Seuli in Tacoma itattfinbet, S45 fir Sin=
unb &iidreiie. Sidets su faufeu POM 16.
bis 81. Suli.
gu Der pom 10. bis IA. Stunt in San
Nranctsco itattfiubeubeu %Seriammluns Der
Smpertal Council 9tobles OF Mpstic Sbriuc,
$50 fur Sin. uub Serreiie. Sidets III faufen
pom q. Mai bis s. Stunt.
Iue Sidets iinb 60 Sage ailtia unb cine
ansabl g,ienbabnen CUR @abl ae9ebeu. g1e=
gen gfdberem penbe man iid on BEN Iaenteu
Der q. y. b II, ct. Gloub, Wtinn. o22=ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-22
Sin ielten uuffalii9er 0emuB.

Soerr Us. 0arieu pon Minneapolis fiu=
bist hermit au, bab 9rof. s. Melius Gbri.
lt!anlen, Der beriibmte @islinipieIer BON
Utinneapolis, am 2. rub 8. Ssuniiu Der llni.
tartentir6e gu ct. @loub elm Gou,ert unfer
Wsitwirtuns Der tii1tisen 9ianihin, Srdu.
lett Hpb9, geben 1sirb. Die befeu Sompo=
llttonen Der Welt merben gum 0ortraa oelous
gen. Stdsts ST faufen in MoIitors Mpotbe.
te, in @line's MuiifaIienbanbluua unb an
Der Sbitre. Sier einise Seuauiiie: I.
Serr Gbriitianien Bat elm arofes Salient
ilno iptelt NIT einem Seuer unb Gntbulios.
mus, bas ibn als einen Seperameut=8 eiitex
tennsei6net. Seine Sednit 1T ausae,eihH
net ilnb ieine Cont ualitdt lit aut.SSimes
(Miuneapolis.)
.Serr Gbriitianien madte einen iiberous
9lnltl9en Gtnorud oils Yioliniit. gr oab
eii1 @onsert, bas benz mulitaliiden 9ublifim
oteler Staot neu mar, nit gutter Sednif unb
bstra9tlidem geiit unb Seuer. = Sournal
(Utinneapolis.0
Vtepon Serrn S. Melius Gbrifiaulem Dor.
9etra9enen Tiolin=N ummern uaren burd.
meg tunit9eredt.-prosreb (NiuueapoIis.9
Nas pom Serru G%britianlen, bem beribm.
ten Stolinlpieler, unb Germ 9atterIon, iei=
neni Mccompaniften, 9e9ebene Gonsert maj
EN- 9roBer @rfol9 unb bur1me9 aenusreid.
Serr Gbriitianlen erprobte lid ais Weifer
Der Uioltne. Gr 1T obne Smeifel Der bette
Stolinilt, Der lie uou elmer Nlblaub Mubien.
3enuncert ruilroe. Gr ipielte nit Rroft uuS
le9te letne 9an,e Seele in be Mult.-(NIb.
lamb Oailp 4reB.) S4rSt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-22

~ guropdiide Souriiteu unb att
bere, beren a3iel na9 Dem Often lit,
merben bic nieerisiten Sabrpreiie iber
bic Nidel 4late 8abn mad Seem Yorf,
SEEM England unb ante en- 6ltliden
Fldeen gang belonoes an5iebenb fin
ben. Ote 0itltden Eerminale iber
bteie Strede iinb MIR uon bret bis
sebu Wtnuten uon allen OSeqn
Oampierlanbuusen entfernt, unb Der
Oieni, auf fe,ielben lit eliter &laiie.
Orei 3hse tdsli6 bon Chicago. Unit
fcrmi,te idparse Oiener beiorsen bic
Sasespasen, beren Pfli6teu IS iinb,
bie @assons iorsfdltis rein gu balteu
unb ben Sebirfniiier Der Yaiiasiere
al entipreden. Wablsei.en leruirt in
Otnins.g Cars gu Preiien, bic annebms
bar itnb unb pon i,genb Semano be-
Sabtt merben fOnnen Ndberes bereit=
milis mitselbeilt auf Inirase bin BON
Sobn . CALLAHAN, General : Nsent,
Ill aoams Strabe, Chicago. Obi:
cage gitp, Sidet Office, Ill abams
StraBe, 23-3t
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GaScariue,
SaS tunSerue NStttcI fur bilt6ie
Werftopfmn9 ttno Wa8entetoen.

Seib ni6t sn Iteptii6. 0ur1i6aut bic
SaDeu pouitdnbis, bepor Sbr Guer urtbeIl
abaebt. Sast nidt, baB cine Sa1e nibt 9es
wilie Strait beiiseu tam, neil cine anbere ne
nidt beiist. 0as lit 0ummbeit. Serlndt es,
unb bann aebt Sure Wteinun9 ab. gta1 eli
uem lol6en Seriu6, babt SIR Gu1 6ennts
uib erporbeu; SIR ipredt aus Grfabrut 8.
Gascarine beIist 9emiie Strait uno Seile,9ens
ldalten es furirt pbiollt 8atarrb oes ihas
seens, SerItopiuns. @alenfrantbeit, llnper=
Sault6feit uuo ode 9Seben, bic BON tranlbais
ten uno untbGtisen Mieren unb Seber, Mas
aen unb Gin9emeibe berriibren. Sbr bobt
Uieuei6t anbere Mebi,inen ueriu6t obne gus
tie Grfolse. 0as Sebll6la9en anoerer Ntlts
tel bat mt benz Gtfolg BON @ascarine nidts
III tbun; al1 bGn9t be Wlrtlamtelt ees
Gascarime ni6t ab pom ben 9uten @i9enl6afs
ten anberer Wtittel. SIR miiBt sl9eben, boB
bieie Sbee abiurb lit, miibt Sbr nidt? nno
bob. weun Sbr, neil auoere uteolSinen Guh
ni6t aebolfen baben, eS ni6t Der UtIbe loertb
ballet als;ufiuben, oh SaScarine eS tbut. 1T
es gan, 9enau bic sSbee, al Der Sbr feitbal.
tet. QaBt nidt 81, oaB Der @eilt zines bun1z
men SteptiiiSmus bic llrla6e lit. baB Sbr
ein sebro6ener. 9ei6wG6ler, uGausItebli6er,
boblGusiser, fraitlol er Dtann bleibt. Sine
Dolls 9aScarine pertrelbt gllreil SteptlS,ss
mus cine Slalde ma6t eiuen anoeren Utann
aus Sud unb elni9e mebr, III ueberetnltlln:
mlna nit benz 9rnf Gurec Srantbeit weroen
Sud- uolitanbis beilsn.
Gaseartne 1T Sen .tpotbefen scots
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-22
Wfit SQmpiou'a Son 1T eire Geri6r

Mit Sampion's Sob lit eire geri6rz
I 9fett BON Der S9aubibne bes2ebens
setreten, mel6e i'm &rtese nit Spaaieu
eine ni9t seraoe bsneioensmertbe Goae
ipislte. Son elmer Snttisuan e.
Clique i'm Slotten Oepartement in bic
Goue bes &ommauoeurs bes Noro
atlantiiden @ei6waoers wiberre9tlid
bineinsei6oben, batte ct bas Ye9, in
Der stoRen Seei9ladt Bel Santiago
burd abweienbeit 81 sldn;eu. Eros=
benz bate senannte Clique bic e%tltaun
li6eO retltisteit, benz Sieser ben 0o,=
beerfrans 81 entreiben unb ibm Saml :
ion auf's Saupt gu briden. 8el n
lesterer Elm ebrli9er Wenl9 semeien
mare, mirbe er ielblt entI6ieben aUe
Selobnunsen fir sas @erbtenit eiaes
anberen pom ii9 semieien baber,
aaetn er for6erte bas, mas ibm ntit
sutam, ais letn sutes &edt. Camp
ion mag Elm ti6ttser unb uerbienter
OHt3ier semelen ietn, bic Stole tnbel=
len, mel9e er i'm lesten &riese lptelte,
bat linn ale Spmpathten zines sere9t
urtbeileabeu Publitums seraubt. Mas
iein, baB er, mie feline Sreunbe be:
baupttn, in ben lesten 9ebensiabren
nidt re9t Sureduunssfdbis semelsn
1T, wie er ia aud on rem Solsen Ell
uer @ebirnblutuus itarb, oanu a6er
bdtte man ibm bic uerantmoriltde
Steau:s bes @ei6maoerdefs ni9t
iibertrasen birfen.
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@ie ut oies!

gir bieten einbunbert Dollars Selobnrne
fur ieben SAT- Don &atarrb, Der ni6t burd
Ginnebmen bon Saa's &%atarrb=&lr gebeill
lperben fann.
s. s. Gbenep& Co., Gisentb. ,Solebp. 8
gSir, bic llntersei6neten, baben s. S. G)e.
nep lett ben letten 10 sSabren sefanut uni
balten i'm fir polltommen ~ebrenbait in alien
Observation-Disclosures unb inan;ieu be;
Iabl9t, ale pom 'elner Nirlna einse9an9ener
Serbinoli6teiten su eriiiQen.
@et& Srmar, @roBbanblerz Orosuiiten
Soleoo, S9io.
@albtns, Siunan& Waruin, grot
banoeis: Sro9uilten, Soleoo, Ohio.
9aa's Satarrbz&ur wirb innerli6 serom
men unb mirft brett auf bas Slut unb bi,
l6leimi9en Sberldde bes Spitens. 3eus
niiie lret ueriGnbt. Hreis Is Gents bic Sla
l6e. Serfauit pom allen apotbetern.
SALTS Samilien=I illen bic beiten
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lbeubiisung, ben IA. Mai, 1902.

Ger Sertasuns gemdB trat ber BOARD su=
lammen; ale Wtit9lieoer anpeienb; $. s.
Deeper ais Soriiser. Sol9enbe Blattern=
&e9nunsen unb &ednun9en pe9en anberer
an%itedenoen &rantbeiten purben benz Searb
uor9elegt, auf Qntrag erlaubt unb sur Sab.
lung anaewieien: Conn Miupoob So. so,
bas slei6e $50 unb 1925; Eemn 9uremburg
$50; ct. Nusuita 54.O5; ct. Soiepb g.
Is; Strain 300; 9iaase Mbanp %. so; Eown
DAT 80. 80; ct. Soiepb 600; Iiblep l1.25
q MGarpenter, Belgrade, 5 500; . Sper.
mann, Neru Wuuid, 81; q Sor, Seem Yap:
nespile, 700; Wi6 YiaS Mbanp, 27.75;
8eter Oirfes, Qlbanp, %; Wenb Simple,
albanp, 1850; g y Putnep, Seem Yapnes=
pile, $31.
Sol9enbe Ge1nun9e1 1plroen auf Nntrd9
perrporfen: @eIunbbeitsbeb0rbe, Seem Ban
nespiQe, 1884. 81; ViQase Ilbanp 10; bas
alei6e 1929, 30, IL, IL, 20 utb $40; q s..
Bra6lep, Seem Yapnespile, 3.65; Sobn Ibte=
len, Wem Munl9, 10; Conn Saut Centre
81; q % 6ultberg, Belgrade, 81; @ebriiber
Wideliou, Belgrade, 5000.
Quf Qntra9 nabm Der goarb einen ge>
ldluB on, bur1 mel1en Der Quoitor unb
S6aemeiiter erlndt unb bepoQmG1tiat iinb,
cine tbeilmeiIe Mbre9nlng ber unuertbeilten
Steuererbebunaen absui6lieben I'M Ioraus
pom Mai= Settlement, inbem babel bic Col.
leftionen Der County: &euenues unb County
mcgee unb Gountpbriiden= Steuern bis gum
30. Ntai CUR Seite seiest merben, nidt aber
bic Summe pom $4,000 iiberteigenb fir Co.
&epenue unb $500 fir County Sriiden unb
8ege, aenannte Summe ioqen ben @suntp:
&epenue unb ben County, We9e= unb Britt:
fen. Sonbs in oeren Biidern 3usetbeilt mers
gen. @uf 9lntra9 8ertasunS bis 8 nbr on:
bern Moraens.
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Mus9ejeibnete 6ele9embeit,

Cine sute,,S0 Qder sroBe, i'm Somn Sar=
ming, 81 pom S@4, Section "a, Eownlbip
124, 8laiie 81, sele9ene Sarm, IS Mder UNI.
ter gfus, NIT suten gebduben gu nur 81 600
gu perfaufen.
Cine I'M Somn Ipou, 81 BON H04, Geo
tionen IS, Sowuibip 125, &lafe 80, selese=
ne, 80 @der 9robe Sarm, pom benen IS @d.r
c~ultiuirt iinb, gu nur $1,000 3u p~erfanfen.
Gin sutes gadieinbaus, friiberer Seba.
itian SdGfer's Ylas, allf Der Ofieite l glod
pon Der Wiii1ippi Bride sele9en, gu $1,000
gu uerfaufen. Man Wenbe iid az
Trant Gins oSer Sobn 6. Greber
ba. i'm rNcrbtern. "
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EGbtet BEN Snffen.

Qast einen frii6en Suiteu ni6t alt werber.
geleitist i'm, 70 LANCE er jung II. ooer er
mirb Gn9 tSbten. Scott's gmuliton tann
gud ni1t i4aben aber es tobtet ben 9liten
-reu ober alt. 2o-lt
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Wittwod, ben ID Utai, 1902.

Ser gertasuns sen,aB trat ter Soaro gu.
iammen; ale Witslieber anwejenb; $. s.
Meper ais 9oriiser. Ser geridt bes Cont
tes be,i9li1 bes County Sabrpe9es in ben
Somns ct. Soiepb unb &odpiQe warb benz
goarb por9ele9t !; %9enanntes Gomite empfeblt
@utbeibuns bes @eiu6es, nnb auf antras
etablirt Der goarb biermit aenannten neuen
Sabrpes, mie i'm geiu6 por9eieben, Der biers
nit pom goarb aus9elest lit; aud erlaubte
Der goarb folsenben S9abenerias: Syn. s.
ge9tolb on ei ie4 feet SO, t 124, II 20, $50
Der n6mlide an int let feet 33, t 124, II 20
SIS; Yeter 9beiien an II iw4 feet 33, t l24,
n 90, $50; Sobn gppne an nrp4 net feet 4,
t 1873, II 80, SIS; 9eter Weins an MT nw4,
feet q, t 1923, II 20, $40; 9beo. Sacob on mel
mel, feet S, t 1873, II 20, SIS; 80 6 Searle OH
iei net iect S, t 1913, II 20. 500.
Ser Gomiteberi6t besisli9 @anberuns
bes County Sabr,pe9s in ben Sowns Wtiu=
uoob nnb Grain marb benz eo1rb porselest
a~enanntes Gomite empfabl @utbeibun9 pes
&eiudes, unb auf @ntra9 etablirte Der goarb
bic betreffenbe MGnberun9 bes County: Sabr:
meses in ben s%enannten Sowns ; aud erlaub:
te Ser goarb auf MntraS fel9enben Grias hes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-22
Donneritaa, ben Is. Mai, 1902.

Der 9ertasuns semdb trat Der goarb ju'
iammeu; alle Mifslieber anmeienb; $. s.
Weuer ais Ioriiter. @elu1 bes Ben. @ar:
bind pom Rodpille murbe nebit ben 8irsen
Sobn @eismann unb Wi9 8eos sutsebeis
Sen unb ibm 9isens serpdbrt. SIN anbetrodt
Der 8%efimminsen IN ieet 8, Sap 274 Der ges
iete pom 1895 aboptirte Der 8oarb bic &e=
iolution, mel9e ben l. Stunt als Gag nod
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20 Die Sobn Deere Maispfansz
mal@trlea itne bic einsis poufdnbiaer,
terer Mrt TIM Martte. gu taufen Sci
'e' Vt"Hols COMPANY. 24.2
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Der ,,OsOrbHern"-DOnneraas ben %. Mat 100.

Der expiration iener 3sit beitimmt, wabrenb
bic rullif9eS iitel burd Oiientlide ans
toritat seritSrt weroen bari. 9ui MntraS
folsenbe &e9nun9en erlaubt unb CUR
Rabluna an9emieieu:
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Quf Intra9 wlr6en foI9en6e Nefnlln9en
ipe9en Sormfebler psrmorien: q s pager
81 II; Yeter 6 SanSl l rs; CT M Muller
3 60; Sacob Ser l As; 8atb Eager l 70 M
Roberts So.
anf antras Serta9un9 sine die.
s. s. Weper,
Sorliser bes Boarb Der County GommiliGre
Don Stearns county.
SeitGtiSt:
q. 9. @ruber, County Iubitor
unb er=ofiicio Glerf bieies Boa,b.
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9nrHdtttp.

r5err MfeRor, Sic iinb In rneinen
@usen Elm, etn-fasen sic 'muI, 1T
Sdneinebunb cine 8eleibisuns9"
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q ia Sa9en.... .................E 4 rs
Matb Sasen, II 90
s M Gmmel, Sreimarten unb Con.
itiges fir Office. 2c5 20
Is s " uber. Treimarferl. Nra6t etc. 63 81
$ Miller, Clerf Of Court @ebii6ren. 26 60
Sreimarfen. Grpreb nim. II %
@intraSun9 BON l54 9 =
Steuer= 0arrants. :. ......... 3S so
s . Morsau, 8ermeiiunssoienit etc 81 90
Chr Sdmitt. Nreimarfen NIB ausz
lasem in Office. 81 80
6reb S9ilplin, Srelmarten fir Sbe=
ribs Office. 10 0e
so Smitb 8 Gage Sienit als Count
lpsC ommiiiar unb Meilen9elb.. SO co
sos S6eelar, IL Sage. ........ II 20
y s Meyer, 8 Sage. .......... 81 60
Syn @reuen, 10 Gage. "a so
Wen Snnelhnrn. IL Snne GIG 0Q
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-03-14

ton. A few weeks ago in the private
executive chamber of the white house,
the president jovially slapped Mr..
Parry on the back and said: "Parry,
how would you like to go on the ma
tional ticket with me in 19O4?"
Mr.. Parry was much surprised and
evidently pleased, but only replied:
"Mr. President, 1 am only here to in
vite you to attend the national con-
vention of American Manufacturers,
which meets at Indianapolis in May
The president expressed regret, but
said he could not see his way clear to
accept the invitation then, but since
Mr.. Parry's return it has been learned
that the president very probably will
be there, especially so because he has
expressed interest in the dedication of
the soldiers monument, probably the
most imposing and costly Of the kind
in the world. 1t cost almost 81, OOO, 900
and will be dedicated in May when the
manufacturers meet.
The Parry establishment is the larg-
est plant of the kind in the world, en-
ploying over 1000 persons.
The Parry movement has been in
progress for several months. 1t be-
gan with Senator Beveridge, in con-
junction with several eastern repub-
lican politicians. Beveridge may not
have originated the scheme, but he
was prompt to see it's possibilities.
Politicians of New York and Penn
sylvania who have the Roosevelt in
terests in charge have been in Indian
apolis recently to confer with Mr.. Par
ry concerning the scheme. What the
result of the conference was is not
known, but the movement continues.
Parry organized Business Mems Bev-
eridge club during the legislative ses-
sion of 1897, which resulted in Bever-
idge's senatorial election Mr.. Parry
was asked about the vice presidential
movement in his favor ard replied:
IT intended that nothing be said
about that matter now. I am sur
prised that it is known. I have had
nothing to do with IT'D
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-03-14
WAR COLLEGE PLAN.
Secretary Roots Pet Idea to Be
Carried Into Effect.
Training School mt Washington, d.
c., to Educate officers in the
Practical Handling of Troops
During u Campaign.

| One of the best fruits of the Span
| lsh-American war is the foundation of
| the great war college at Washington
barracks. A decisive step toward the
contamination of the plans of Secre-
tary Root was taken recently when
Representative Hull, chairman of the
house committee on military affairs,
introduced a bill providing for the
establishment of such an institution
and the reorganization of the general
staff along modern lines.
The secretary of war, Hon. Elihu
Root, in his plans for the proposed
war college has taken a comprehensive
grasp of the situation. At the launch
ing of his idea he says: sit should be
kept constantly in mind that the OBJ
ject and ultimate aim of all this pre-
paratory work is to train officers to
command men in war. Theory must
not, therefore, be allowed to displace
practical application"
The principal advantages which it is
designed to secure are:
1. The bringing of all the different
branches of military education into
one system under the direct supervi-
sion of body of officers whose bust
ness it will be to make every part of
the system effective.
2. The establishment of definite re-
quired courses of instruction in the Of
ficers' schools which will be the founda-
ton of the whole system.
8. The establishment of the general
service and staff college upon the
foundation of the infantry and cav
airy school at Fort Leavenworth, so
that every officer who displays superb
or qualities in the lower schools may
be instructed there in every branch
of military service.
4. The completion of the series of in
StructiOnS by the war COLLEGE which
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SMOKES AND WATTS.
Plight of Turkeys New Minister
to the United States.
After Tarlying Six Months Mt WASH
ington He Is Not Yet Properly
Accredited to the Roosevelt
Administration,

Minister ChelSib Bey, the new Turk
ish diplomatic Representative at Wash
ington, is occupying the most unique
position known in the annals of di-
plomacy. His official presence is still
unknown to the administration of Mr..
Roosevelt, although he has been in the
city for six months or more. Com
ing to America accredited to Mr.. Nc
Kinley, he reached the capital two days
after the departure of the latter for
his summer trip to his home at Cam
ton. His credentials could not be pre-
scented to anyone else, and after the
tragedy at Buffalo made a change in
the personnel of this government they
had to be sent back to Constantinople.
Until the corrected papers are in his
possession Chekib Bey is obliged to live
in official retirement.
When the papers are received Gus
tom requires that he at once call upon
the secretary of state, who will then
arrange an interview with the presi-
dent, to be held in the blue room of
the white house. In the meantime the
minister will have prepared felicit-
Gus speech, which he submits to the
state department. If approved by the
officials there the address will be made
to the president on the occasion of the
presentation and will be replied to in
the same diplomatic tone. With
farewell hand-shake the incident is
closed as far as the president is con-
cerned, as all official business is car
ried on through the state department.
The secretary of the legation is Sid
key Bey, who has the distinction of
having remained longer at the same
post than any other official representa-
tive of the sultan. AS further mark
of favor he has been permitted to
bring with him his family. He is
serving his government in the capacity
of vice consul of New York, and on oc-
-casions he is acting consul, dividing
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his time between that city and Wash
ington.
In looks he is blond, not much over
five feet above Mother Earth, and
slightly inclined to embonpoint. He
speaks English, French, German,
Greek, Turkish and Armenian, with
equal fuency and is often called upon
ITO act as interpreter at the legation
or the state department.. Greatly in
terested in archaeological research, he
has been instrumental in making sat
isfactory arrangements for the con-
tinuing of the work in the domains
of the sultan, and be it said to the
everlasting credit of that ruler that
he has done more to preserve history
found Gin rock and ruin than any
other monarch.
In cozy home in the resident part
of the capital lives Nine. Sidkey Bey,
the only woman officially connected
with and, therefore, the hostess of the
Turkish legation. Unlike the average
American impression of Turkish wom-
en-, madame is highly educated, hav-
ing been graduated from the Woman's
college, at Constantinople. A linguist
of no mean ability, she is also mu-
sician, and possesses voice, whose
cultivation and sweetness of tone
would attract favorable attention in
any country. A demi- blonde of medi-
um height Mrs. Sidlley Bey is, like her
husband, often mistaken for Ger
man, whereas they are both of pure
Turkish ancestry. They have made
many friends in the literary and mu-
steal set as well as in the diplomatic
corps.
Young Arustum sidkey Bey, the
other member of the legation coterie,
is noted as being the only representa-
tive of the sultan's official family to
have been born in this country. He
was really born under the stars and
stripes. The day of his birth being the
anniversary of the declaration of
American independence, the star
spangled banner was hoisted above the
legation, there to wave along side the
flag of the star and crescent, in honor
of the country to which the father is
accredited.
Although little more than baby he
can speak three languages and is very
popular with his American playmates.
Through them he has become acquaint-
ed with Santa Claus, and so firmly does
he believe in the old elf that he makes
daily visits to the chimney piece hop
ing there to find new TOYS.