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Officers to Take instruction.

Ten captains Of artillery have been or
dered to take the course of instruction ct
the school of submarine defense, Fort Tot
ten. N. Y. and will report October 10 next
Twenty-Five first lieutenants Of artillery
have been transferred to the unassigned
list and directed to take the course of in
struction at the United States artillery
school. Fort Monroe. Va. reporting Au-
gust 10 next.
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Three Anarchists Expected.

An evidence Of how closely the govern
ments Of the world are working together
to run down anarchists is shown in a
communication received at the State De-
partment from the Turkish minister here
Chekib Bey. He states that Dignoti Gent
tou Giuseppe, Pasquale and Cassia Car
melo, three anarchists. have been expelled
from Constantinople, and he desires to be
informed If they take refuge here, and es-
pecially in case they leave the United
States to know their destination.
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FINANCIAL.
BIG BuLA MARKET
NOW ON.

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WILL YIELD ARGEm PsoFTTs THAN OTHERS s.
D RE sH 20 ON HHpGAxGE TO l r9NT Nv THEN OUT
PLEASED TO FORWARD TO Prospective
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OUR
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MARKET -, TO
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Warrants for Salaries.

BY direction Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury, warrants covering the salaries
OF the commissioners OF the Louisiana Pur-
chase Exposition Company. at st. Louis,
and other government employees will be is
sued at once. The payment of these sal
aries has been withheld for two months
pending the signing by the directors of the
company OF contract binding them to
keep the exposition closed on Sundays. The
withheld warrants amount to $8,641.
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Qualified for Promotion.

The following named officers of the navy
have been examined and reported qualified
for promotion to the next higher grade:
Passed Assistant Paymasters T. W. Leutze
and w. b. IZard Ensigns Clarence Kempfr
and Arthur j. Hepburn. Lieut.. Leo d.
Minor and Lieut.. Gunior grade) ]. p. Nor
fpp
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District Of Columbia city OF Washington IS:
I. II. II. Mckee. cashier of the above named
bank. do solemnly swear that the above statement
Is true to the best Of my knowledge and belief.
II. II. MCKEE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day
of July, 1902. HENRY f. TRIP.
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
JOHN z. HERRELI,
GEO. F. HARDIN,
ALBERT GARRY,
1t Directors
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n,.., Total Il; c;;:,,.: s.. oo2, 400 81
!. E. s. JOHNSON. president of the above named
bank. DO solemnly swear that the above statement
Is true to the best Of my knowledge and belief
E. s. JOHNSON President
Subscribed and to before me this 18th day
of July. 1902 WILLIAM SEIBY Notary Public
Correct-Attest: n. H. SHEA
WIN. A. WIMSATT
n. A. II. CHURCH
IT DirnctOrs
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON
CITY
At Washington. in the District of Columbia at
the close Of business July &C. 1902.
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District Of Columbia IS:
]. Gales Moore. cashier Of the above named
bank, do solenlnly swear that the above statement
Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
J. GALES MOORE. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before this 10th day
Of July, 1902 ALFRED B. BRIGGS.
Notary Public.
COrrect-Attest:
E. SOUTHARD PARKER,
JOHN B. L4ARNER.
8. W. WOODWARD,
JNO. JOY EDISON.
1t Directors,
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Missionaries Want "Haole."

What the missionaries want is a haole.
white man You can all see what a
prejudice exists right here in Hawaii
against the native. on the 4th of July
night there were no natives asked to re-
Ceive the guests The governors own cnrn-
Gil was not asked. Why? Because some
OF them were natives.
The Advertiser is like pig pen 1t is
the pig pen Of Hawaii. Like hogs they do
not recognize anything good. If gold were
cast In front of them they would take no
notice Of it or OF anything valuable Every
thIng that Is dirty or foul comes from this
pig pen daughterD They wanted to ap-
point new delegate and this man was to
be ThurstOn. the chief of the pig pen All
TINS because i have native blood. They
want 20 always see a white skin before a
black
Hawaii had a delegate The Philtp-
pines have none. There they are still fight
Ing. The President Is trying to arrange two
delegates to be sent from there.
Proposed Alliance With Republicans.
In Congress the missionaries have
friends posted to try and upset and thwart
our plans all the time. 1t is true that I
advised you to call the party the home
rule republican and to join with the re-
publicans. but that because 1 was SO
advised by my friends in Congress, and
We have more friends with the repubIica ns
than with the democrats.
But, from now on, let 1t be the home
rule party | make no accusations against
either the republicans nor the democrats
but we want our own. IL the republican
party wins next time In the election for
President. why. the country will be repub-
Icans. or in the other case democrats but
We will still be home rulers
Likes the President
when 1 was sick at Washington, Cayp-
less helped me. while George Carter fought
on the other side. I was very pleased with
the President and his wife. They treated
me finely. There was no uilikia there only
The pig pen paper trying to make trouble
all the time | was sick. and IL God had
not been with me. all you would have seen
would nave been my coffin returning hut
God did not want the missionaries to laugh
over my dead body. so he let me come back
10 you
THE President has nothing to say. he or
his ministers; what Congress says or does
makes the law.
Il asked for training ship here he
cause / know that only natives would he
put on board of her. 1 may fail in these
things. but II / lose / will fight again as
Morgan fought for twenty years for the
canal bill.
The missionaries work against us all
the time. II Christ should come down and
say something that was good the mission
aries would say 1t was not.
n The Crown Lands.
Before 1 left Mitchell OF Oregon asked
for commission to be sent down here to
look into the rights of the crown lands.
Senator Hoar Of Massachusetts, was also In
favor of this. The commission will see II
tne overthrowing Of the queen was wrong.
IL 1t was then the United States will try
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FINANCIAL.

REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
NATiONAL SAFE DEPOSIT, SAVINGS AND TRUST
Co OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
AT Washington, In the District Of Columbia at the
close OF business July 16, 1902.
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FINANCIAL.
OF TIL

REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY
At Washington in the District Of Columbia.
At the close Of business July 16, 1902.
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Enterprise Serial
Building Association.
w ashimgton
Loan & Trust Co..
OFFICE. con. era AND F sra

OFFICE. COH. VIII AND STA
PAID-uP CAPITAL, 81 900 900.
- Loans In any amount made on approved real
- estate collateral at reasonable rates.
- Interest paid upon deposits monthly BAL
ences subject to check.
- This company acts a. executor administra-
- tor. trustee. agent treasurer. registrar and
- In all othe. nduciary capacities.
- Boxes for rent In burglar and nrepcoof
- vaults for safs deposit end storage OF valn-
- able packages.
- Real Estate Department % prepared to a.
- sumo the Management Of your real estatA
- Careful attention given to AL Details
John JOE EDISON. Pres,deot
JOHN A. sWOPR. vice Prssfdsns
ELLIS SPEAR Second Vice Prestdene
ANDREW PARKER. Treasurer
BRiCb j. MOSES. =. 90. Assistant TreASarof
N1-wAs,3o0
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[H]AlGH]7 / g [F|R[E|ESE
ESTABLISHED ,.,a GO, :. MAIN .'xe OFFICE:
Stocks, Bonds, Grain, Cotton.
1928 Est. N. w.
Washing toa1, ID. G.
REPORT OF TIKI

'Determining the character and financial respon-
sibii1ty OF your Broker is as important the Sc
lection Of right stocks" 1t
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Has No Enemies in Congress.

We are now recognized and known as a
part OF the United States. l can truthfully
say that l have no enemies in Congress-
we have no enemies in Congress. The only
place where l have heard any prejudice
expressed against the Hawaiian race Is
tight here in Hawaii. where the mission
aries are all the time sending tales to the
United States that We are nobodies and
orlv cannibals.
The fire during the plague robbed the
poor people of their belongings. and now
the missionaries are wanting TO rob the
United States Of their money. They want
ed me to help them and | did so. as
knew that il was for the good of our peo-
pie the relieving of our poor.
'All the line the missionaries in Congress-
try 70 spoil my efforts and my friends there
got tired OF these constant attempts to
hinder me and nv attempts and often drop
ped the whole affair
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CAPITAL.
National banks and stock companies organized.
Charters procured Quick service; reasonable
charges. Stocks and bonds guaranteed through
financial institutions and sold by Offices in the
United States, London and Berlin. Bank refer
enceS.
EDWARD SOMERS & CO.,
Continental Trust Co. bldg. Baltimore,
It, BIT 14th st. NV, Washington.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS OF THE WASH
INGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.
The fortieth regular quarterly dividend Of one
and one-hah Q1D per cent en- the capital stock
when dividend checks will Be mailed to ali stock
holders of registered address. The books for the
transfer Of stock will be closed from July q to
August !, 1902, both dates inclusive. Stockhold-
ers who have changed their addresses since pre-
vi0us dividend will please notify the company.
BRICE J. MOSES,
d17 ,10&21, 0t Assistant Treasurer,
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FINANCIAL.
REPORT OF THE CO

REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
| WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY,
| At Washington. in the District Of Columbia at
the close OF business, July 10, 1902
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK
at Washington District of Columbia. at the close
of business July l6, 1902.
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Profitable Real Estate.
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Real Estatc. Loans, Investments Insurance
laos NJ v Ay Rornd Ride

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When we write an INSURANCE
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! REPORT OF THE CONDITION
| - OF the
NATIONAL CAPITAL BANK OF WASHINGTON,
| AT Washington, in the District of Columbia at
the close Of business July 49, 1902
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The Crown Lands.

Before l left Mitchell OF Oregon asked
for commission to be sent down here to
look into the rights of the crown lands.
Senator Hoar Of Massachusetts, was also In
FAVOR OF this The commission will see II
the overthrowing of the queen was wrong.
IL 1t was then the United States will try
Morris tribune., 1902-01-18
Z. G, Spooner is prepared to make
farm loans on short notice.

Is the Neapolitan musical? /
think. not. The repetition of two
tunes W1rnouI SEEKING a cnange
proves something, and the rancor-
Gus character Of the Neapolitan
voice proves more. It is a subject
for the scientist, this matter of type
of voice. Is it food. climate or mode
of use that affects it? For example,
Russia is the natural home of the
basso profundo; Spain is the coun-
try of tenors and has been from the
time of imperial Rome, when the
Gaditanian (Cadiz) singers brought
high prices in the slave market;
France produces mezzo sopranos in
profusion, England contraltos, Amer
lea sopranos, Naples pure screamers,
and no one as vet knows why Mu-
sical Record and Review.
Morris tribune., 1902-01-18
yhs Arib '',re.
j 8. MORRISON. + groE AND PRoP
SATURDAY, IA UARY 10, 1902.

The Minneapolis Journal is ''seein
things" and claims that coalition
has been formed between the Heat
wole and Great Northern forces te
do up Van SAINT. We are under the
impression that the people will this
year have much more tosag about
the state officers than they have had '
heretofore, and that many things
may happen between now and mid
summer to break up combinations
While the regard in which Van SAINT
is now held by the people Of the state
will be affected slowly.
Morris tribune., 1902-01-18

GovERNoR Van sant has issued q
call for the Legislature TO meet in
extra session on FEBRUARY 4th to re-
ceive the report Of thetax commission
and take ACTON thereon. The bill
which the tax commission propos $
should be passed with but very few i
any amendments and i any defects
are found after it has been in force
one year, these defects can easily be
remedied at the naxt session Of the
Legislature. The people do not want
a long drawn out special session and
it would be to the credit Of the Re
publican party if this tax bill is
promptly passed by the members and
they then go home.
Morris tribune., 1902-01-18

i & . rs = i. 80 \ 7
The expected has happened, and
the Younger brothers have asked the
state authorities to allow them to re-
turn to Missouri, says the Fairmont
News. The News was opposed to
their parole and still believes that it
is one of the darkest blots on the
history of the state, but it holds up
both hands in favor of their being al
lowed to returned TO Missouri. They
are paroled and if they saw fit to
break tkat parol and return to whore
their sympathizers live there would
be little hope of getting them back
here. For Gods sake let them go
legally. We have had trouble enough
with them and they are not such de-
sirable citizens that we can afford to
spend much money to keep them
here. They will not be missed, let
them go.
Morris tribune., 1902-01-18

The proposed bill which has been
submitted by the tax commission
covers 225 type written pages. We
can comment upon only few of the
most important points. The bill
creates permanent tax commission
which is CO. ordinate with a State
Board of Review, abolishes the pre-
sent State and County Boards Of
Equalization and substitutes for such,
Boards of Review. The local as
SCISSORS are retained but are put under
the direction of the County Super
visor of assessments. 1t gives all its
officers and Board drastic powers of
investigation and it is expected that
all property be listed at 100 per cent
of its value. The object Of the new
eide is to distribute taxes more
equitable then they have been in the
past and the commission belieV, that
this can be done when all citizens are
given to understand that the provis-
ions of the law are to be honestly and
impaatially enforced. The new system
does not purport to be an ideal one
as great care has been exercised in
bringing it within the provisions of
the constitution. It should be given
a trial just as it stands.
Morris tribune., 1902-01-18

SOMEONE quoted Congressman
Eddy as saying that the average con-
gresham did not earn the $1,000
salary paid them, says the OrtonVille
Herald-Star. Tt is impossible to be-
lieve that Frank ever said any such
thing, though we believe the remark
could be made without going beyond
the limits of the truth, and without
even intimating that Mr.. Eddy was
one of those who failed to- give the
country value received for his annual
stipend. Mr.. Eddy is one of the hard
working members of congress, and he
is man with a great capacity for
hard work too. If anyone thinks a
congressman don't have much to do,
one term at Washington would prove
the idea most erroneous.
Morris tribune., 1902-01-18

WE have received a long communl
cation anent the opening of the Chip
newa Indian Reservation in northern
Minnesota and the converting OF a
! large tract in the same region INTO q
great park. The arguments are adj
q vanced along two lines, first, that
Northern Minnesota is not a sulta bic
place for park and secondly, that
the Indian Reservation should be
opened as soon as possible. Against
the making of this region as park it
is urged that with two railroads pass
ing through the proposed park, it
would be impossible to save the tim
Der from fire, it is also urged that the
humidity of the atmosphere renders
it not ft place for consumptlves,
and further that the fear of decreased
precipitation with.the cutting. Of the
timber is groundleas. Regarding the
opening up of this reservation for set
tiers, not only the development of the
country and its :. advantages are
- = -.
urged, but it is also regarded as the
only course to be pursued which
would be justice to the Indians. By
letting the timber stand on the reser-
walton it Is now subject to devastation
by fire and by the dead and down
timber thieves, while if the lands we're
sold the Indians would receive SlO,-
OOOO00 and at the same time be pro-
vided with ample opportunity for
earning good wages for fifteen or
twenty years to come. 1t is stated
that this is the object of the Morris
Bill" now before Congress, and under
the showing made it would seem that
the bill should be passed at the earl
lest opportunity.
Morris tribune., 1902-01-18

J. J. HILL spoke before the Grain
Growers Convention at Fargo. last
week and created considerable inter-
est throughout the Northwest on &C.
count of his straightforward manner
of speaking ofthe Northern Securi-
ties company. It is reported that his
speech was listened to with interest
and elected considerable applause.
The burden Of Mr.. HIPS speech was
that it makes 10 difference to the
public, who owns the roads if they
get the services requires and get itat
reasonable rate. By the community
of interest which is now in vogue dis
astrous rate cutting has been done
away with. He went on to show how
the dissemination, and rebates under
a competitive system worked
to the detriment OF the community,
by causing the favored to thrive
while the others ale ruined. This
last argument is certainly of no small
importance for under the new system
absolute impartiality is shown to both
great and small shippers. The speech
has certainly caused the Securities
company to be looked upon in more
favorable light by the people of the
Northwest and there is no denying
the fact that the combination would
be very advantageous to the North
west, if its poll. Y was directed more
for building up the Northwest, than
to swelling the pocketbooks Of the
owners. AS long as Mr.. Hill is in
control th.t policy will no doubt be-
adopted, which WOULD lead TO the de-
yeloping Of the country but after Mr.,
Hill and for all lime the competitiv
system would be much more adyal
tages unless system Of State con
troll which will control can be inaugu
rated. 7
Morris tribune., 1902-01-18

THERE ARE $4,000 PERSONS IN TIE STATE OF NEW
YORK WHO ARE AFFLICTED WITH TUBERCULOSIS
It duty of course furnish every protection possible
the health and happineof citizens This departure however,
may lead the establishment of other institutions which the
state be called provide and for which there the
claim advanced by those who stricken by this terrible
scourge. policy should therefore be defined.
HOPELESS CASES NOT RECEIVED, EVERY
LOCALITY SHOULD BE INTERESTED TO THE EXTENT OF
VENTING THE ADMISSION SUCH INcuRABLEs
PITAL
This only be done when each locality interested through
the which the these
policy of the therefore, should be provide accommodations
and upon each county the actual
patient from such locality and should be enuncated by the
legislature This would prevent the bringing the hospital
ncurabes and the creation thereby of tax could
not be justified
proper physical certificate should be provided for and the
designate competent physicians for this purpose each
county should be placed the board Of supervisors Of counties
the council of cities.