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MAJOR GENERAL S NJ. B. YOUNG college or apply for examination and shall further certify whether or not they are qualified for service as officers of volunteers, specifying character of the service, whether line or staff, for which they are specially qualified. A special register of the names of per sons So reported shall be kept at the war department. Besides this, upon the record made at the war college the name of every regular officer below the grade of colonel shall be reported and the clements of his fitness for su- perior command detailed.
 The principal advantages which 1t is designed to secure are the bringing of 1he different branches of military edu cation into one system, under the di- rect supervision of a body of officers whose duty it will be to make effective every part of the system. The plan also embodies the esta blishment of the general service and staff college upon the foundation Of the infantry and cav airy school at Fort Leavenworth, 30 that every officer who displays superior qualities in the lower schools may be instructed there in every branch of military service.
 General s. NJ. B. Young, who has been selected as president of Uncle Sans new war college, is the fourth ranking officer of the army. He was born in Pennsylvania in 1S4o and en- tered. the army as a private in 1861. He was brevetted four times for dis tinguished services during the rebel Hon, the last time as brigadier general of volunteers for gallant conduct dur ing the campaign which resulted fn the surrender of Lee.
 General Young entered the regular army as second lieutenant in 1866 and was promoted to the grade of major general last year. He commanded brigade of cavalry in Cuba and spent nearly three years in the Philippines. part of the time as military governor of northwestern Luzon.
 Remarkable executive ability, great energy and quick and accurate 5udg- ment are General Young's most promf- nent characteristics. General Young is at present in command of the depart ment of California.
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COLLEGE OF WAR
NATIONAL TRAINING SCHOOL or
 PRACTICAL WARFARE.

Object to Educate Omcers In Han
 ding Troops Tn the Field-Plan
 and Scope of the Institution-Gen-
 eraI Young It's Head.
 Now that congress has taken up See retary Roots plan to establish great war college at Washington a decisive step has been made toward what, it is confidently believed, will prove of great benefit to the military service.
 The importance of this new tnstttu- ton can hardly be overestimated. It is an outgrowth of the troubles experi- enced during the Spanish war. When the call went forth for volunteers in the spring of 1898, the recruiting of fees were filled with young men anx- ious to serve their country on the bat tlefeld. The difficulty was not to get men, but to provide competent officers to lead them. A man may be brave and intelligent, but to place in his hands the lives of hundred men. un. less he be trained to assume the re- responsibilities of captain. is tempting fate
 Searching Investigations were out of the question. Private and state mili- tary schools sent their graduates to the war, but 1t soon developed that, while they might be well grounded in the ory, they were sadly lacking in prac- tical knowledge.
 Secretary of War Root in his plans for the proposed war college has taken a comprehensive grasp of the situa- tion. At the launching of his idea he says: Tt should be kept constantly in mind that the object and ultimate aim of all this preparatory work is to train officers to command men in war The ory must not, therefore, be allowed to displace practical application"
 Following this idea, he makes study fin this new war college a duty for ev- cry officer of the regular army, but it's halls are opan not only to the officers of the national guard in the various states, but to every national guards man, ex-yolunteer or graduate of a military school or college who shall demonstrate sufficient preliminary education to enable him to benefit by the courses of instruction"
 Secretary Root also specifies that the college staff shall report to the secre- tary Of war the qualifications of officers of the national guard, ex-volunteers and graduates of military schools and colleges who shall have attended the
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conviction thereof. shall be punished by a Ane ot n ot less than Ten Dollars and not more thau Three Hundred Dollars or by imprison. meat in the town county jail not less than ten days nor more than three months or by both.
 Sec. l.. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force after the posting thereof in three public places in the Town of Bisbee and the publication thereof In the BIsBRE DAILY kEvIsw,
 Passed and adopted by the Common Coan- cil on the - day of February, 1909.
 Approved: Attest: J. J. MURlHKAD, INV WALLACE,
 Mayor. Clerk. First publication March i2, lS12. St
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Homestead Entry No. 3ss

homestead Entry NO. 5oS. Department of the Interior, Land OfRce at Tucson, Arizona. Jan, 2&, 1902 Notice is hereby given that ths foliowio g named settler has filed notice of his inten- tion to make final proof In support of his claim, and that said proof will be made be- fore S. K. Williams. Court Commissioner. a Bisbee, Arizona. on satur day, March l, 1902, vzs Frank H. White, of Douglas, Arizona, fGt t,eswL, nv A,wH, swN. and SC H z. Sec. 8, T. PAS, R. 2 e, G and s R. B and Q.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva- tion of said land, viz: Asa Barnaby, of Bisbee, Arizona. Clifton A. B rdick, John M Prime Joha T. Nicholson, of Douglas, Arizona
 MILTON R. MOORE
 Register.
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In the Probate court of the County of Cochise, Territory of Arizona,
 In tht matter of the esta.el
 of Order to Show R. Sampson, cause on Sale of
 Deceased Mining property It appears to this Court by tie petition this day pre- sen ed and filed by florence l Foster. the Administr atrix of the E.tate of E. R. Sampson, deceased, prayir f''r an order authorizing her to enter into a contract Tor the optional sale of the interest ot sa d state in and tn the High Card New Era l. L.. ohio anG Cochise miniug claims. situated in the Warren mi ming di,tricr, County of Coehi.e. Territory of Arizona, to the Calumet and PittsburR Developmen, Company: that is to the best interest of said es ate that said in- terest be sold as psay-d for in aid petition. It is therefore ordered by the court that all persons interested tppear before this Court on the lst day oi March A. D. lsU2. at the hour ftw o'clock p m. ot said day, at the Court room of said County If Cochise, then and there to show cause why an order should not be granted to said aiministra- rrix; it Is further ordered that a copy oi this order be posted n three places in said county provided by law snd that copy thereof be published in the Bisoee Daily REVIEW, De ~spaper printed and published in said County.
 Dated Febr uary 18th. 1902
 c. R. BOSTWICK.
 Probate Judge.
 First notification Feb. g 1902
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Notice for Publication.

First publication Feb. g 1902.
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besiunins ct corner No. 1, the northeast soruer, Id -nricai with corner No 2 Happy Home 10 ie of this group A pine post rect sanr. inches square set foot in the ground = e mound of stones and scribed l.i6os C. L. Whence 0 6. N. N. No. 8 bears north os deg. o min. east soee feet, thence south $ des' ID min. west 500 feet to corner No, 2, the south eat corner, thence north s7 deg. 20 min. vset lsoo feet to corner No. 3. the snuthwest corner, ide ntical with corner No. 2. Thorden- .hall lode of this group; thence north s deg. O min. east 600 feet to corner Mo- [. the .orthvest corner: thence south S deg 70 oin. east 1900 feet to corner No. l, the place
 uaspetic variatica Il deg. $ min. east con- osining 1s7.74 acres
 The ledge on the Sunny Slope extends ,ssA.s feet north sl ldsg. -1s min.. west from ptseovery shaft nd 100 fest south sl des. min. east thsrefTf m
 The ledge on th Contact extends lsss.s feet soush yl de~. 10 in east from Discovery shafs and 100 fec. oyth 6l deg. 10 min, west oAsrsfrom.
 4hs Isdos e sh Loyaisy extends iss%.s sfss>
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GUN CLUB
 FIRST DAY
GWYNNE TROPHY WON BY THE
 elseEE TEAM.
J. 4. knobiock, of Jerome, Won the
 Individual Blue Rock Medal.

The annual tournament Of the Ari zona Sportman's association began yesterday at Don Luis under most flaw orable circumstances. All arrange ments had been completed by the Bis. bee gun club and there was TO hitch in the program.
 Eleven events were shot of yester- day, which included the Gwynne tro. phy and the individual Blue Rock med, al. Today the Diamond medal, four men team shoot occurs, and the two men medal contest, the latter com posed of the highest and lowest shoot CT from each team present. These are the two principal events for today In addition the Copper Queen trophy event is on the program
 Following is the score in yester- , days events:
 Event No. 1.-I0 targets, four con- testan.s tied, viz; Burmister, Miller, Ives and Tanner
 Event No. 2-15 targees, won by E. H. Mcveagh.
 Event No. 3. 20 targets, won by E. H. McVeagh.
 Event No. 4.-Individual Blue Rock medal, won by J. A. Knoblock, of Jerome.
 Event No. 5.-20 targets, won by Ike Ives, of Bisbee
 Event No. 6.-Guynne trophy won by Bisbee team, composed of W. M. Adamson, Ike Ives and A. E. Downs.
 Event No. 7.-15 targets, won by Burmister, of Prescott.
 Event No S.-20 targets, won by Morin, of Phoenix.
 Event No. 9.-15 targets. won by Mcdonald, of Prescott
 Event No. 10.-Miss and out contest won by Campbell, of Jerome.
 Event No. 11-I5 targets, won by Miller, of Jerome, and Harrison, of Tucson. tie.
 The contest begins this morning at s:30.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Theon M. Shearer, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the under signed executor of the estate of Theon NJ. Shearer, deceased, to the creditors having claims against the said de- ceased, to exhibit them, with the neces- sary vouchers, within ten months after the first publication of this notice to the said executor at the office of J. M. O'Connell, Bisbee, Arizona, the same being the place for the transac- ton of business of said estate. in said county of Cochise.
 EZRA o. LONGFELLOW, =. Executor of the Estate of Theon M. Shearer, deceased.
 Dated this 17th day Of October, 1902.
 10-1G-4wk.
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NOTICE

The annual meeting of the stockhofd- CTS of the Southwestern and Interna- tionai Express company will be held in the office of the company in Bisbee, Cochise county, Territory of Arizona, on Wednesday, November 10th, at F o'clock noon.
 10-1s-20t George Notman, Sec.
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RAINS IN CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco. Oct 24.-RaiD has fallen throughout Northern California a1d as far south as Fresno. Almost an inch feIl here and an inch and a baf at San Luis Obispo. Indications are favorable for continuance Of ths storm and extension southward.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the sur. vey of the San Ygnacio del Babocomar1 private land claim, has been made by Philip Contzen. D. S., under decision made by the United States Cour. of Private Land Claims confirming said grant, and the plat and heid notes of the survey are now on file in my of ice at Phoenix, Arizona, for public inspection, and will be for Che full period of % days after the nrst pnblI- cation of this notice. before they VIII ee transmitted to said Land Court,
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through the commissioner of the ger. eral land office, for approval. H. H
 Price, U. s. Surveyor General, Dis. trIct of Arizona September l3, 1902.
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Selz $3.50 shoe wouldnf feel so easy if they were not made right. All sizes. styles and feathers, at Schwartz Bros & Speirs. 19tf.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-25

"Our hand on it. MT. Man, you can get more all around satisfaction at Schwartz Bros. & Spiers than any place in Bisbee. because We are strict ly Mems Outfitters.
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We are not looking for teDderfeet but if you have them our foot form Packard at $500, or Selz ar $3.50 will do them good. For a Long Time.
 Schwart Bros & Spiers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-13

the SEVENTEEN Regiment, and about TWEEN
ty-fve invited guests.
This party will remain in Charleston
all week and will meet the Governor ana
party upon their arrival. on Wednesday.
1 There will be about 125 soldiers In the
party. representing tl.e finest element OF
Richmond cidzens-
Company A will be in charge of Capt.
c. o. Saville, Lieutenants j. q: Cherry
and H. G. Dickerson. Company z Will
lie in charge Of Captain w. y. Thomp-
son and Lieutenants r. E. Norvell and
J. II. Stone.
The list of invited guests embra ces:
Mcssrs. E. Leslie Spence. L. G. Christian,
Frank w Cunningham, G. P. Shacliel-
ford, G w. Skipwitl. E. NJ. Hardwickc
w A. ellis. Ashby Miller. James +.
Sheppard, E. C. Garrison, James w.
Carr. j. S. Moore, NJ. ". Charley, w. ].
Gilman. DR.. Shacke]ford, DR.. Arn1istead
Wexford, Captain Bossieux and repre-
sentatives Of the Richmc1d press.
The party will be encamped at the EK-
position Grounds.
The Y. NJ. I. cadets. numbering 15O, will
reach Richmond tomorrow night from
Lexington They will dine at lNirkWood $
and leave with the Governors party
Tuesday night.
1ardellas Band will leave here tonight
with the two companies for Charles.
ton. and will return Friday morning.
TO KEEP UP FIGHT.
Hon. Charles Trotter I1assitcr. OF Pc
tersburg. is undismayed at the loss of his
recent battle in the Legislature for gooo
roads in the State.
Mr.. Lassiter is chairman of the Good
Roads Committee Of the Young Mems
Business Association Of the city Of Pc.
tersburs and has issued an appeal to the
people there to contribute to the building
of a model n,acadanized road from Pc
tersburg to the Country Club in Dinwid-
die county, a, distance Of two and one-half
miles, and when the popular member re.
turns here next fall he expects to be able
to point the Legislature to a practical
demonstration Of what can be done on
the subject SO as TO strengthen the
chances of his bill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-13
NEGRO WOMAN'S TRICK.
Lying on Her Bed She Used Three
Women for Great Robberies.

Directed by the master mind of negro
woman Who lay helpless in bed suffering
from rheumatism. three other negro wo-
men Of this city have swindled whites and
blacks out. of a cash sum agTegating
possibly above 5000 and sinstallment
houses out of about 1880 The scheme,
simple to the point Of childishness, worked
wonderfully well, bringing on the alleged
finding Of black bag containing some
$500 or 81, GOO and the borrowing II money
on the strength Of this story. Nine VIC
TINS appeared against the women. In the
Police Court yesterday, and each OF the
four, found guilty on three charges, was
sentenced to eighteen months In jail; with
the prospect OF getting some more, as
there are yet standing against each OF
them some eight or, ten charges. q
The master mind of these four women
Is Addie Johnson. The other three are
Alberta Bailey, Bette Johnson alias LIZ
zie Smith, and Rosa Robinson. all OF
whom have been living atsNo. 505 Gilmer
Street. Wise Ellis appeared against them
yesterday, and during he course OF his
sexaEinationt the eight other victims were
called to the front from the rear. Such
prominent negroes as DR.. r. %. Jones
aud y Thomas Hueu. the lawyer.sswnre
approached. but neither OF these was
caught in the swindleys. net The work
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tuted. The present. Grand Regent is Mr..
c. G. Berry. of Staunton, and he has
cause to be proud OF his administration.
AN EXCELLENT RECORD.
Mr.. Harry Kemp, of Richmond, has
for three years been in the, field as Spe-
cial Deputy Grand Regent, and the great
increase in membership has been in great
measure due to his great activity and eff
cheney.
Mr.. Kemp is man of genial disposi-
ton, very affabie and sociable, and is
thoroughly In love with the Arcanuru.
He is wanted in other jurisdictions. but
an effort will be made to retain him in
Virginia, where he is doing such great
work.
It is expected that Past Grand Regent
Sol. L. Bloomberg will be unanimously
elected as first representative to the SUI
preme Council.
Mr.. Bloomberg is very popular in the
supreme body, and has Just received a
commission to so to Milwaukee to install
the sofficers-elcct of the Wisconsin Grand
Council.
Murphy's Hotel will be the headquar-
tiers of the Grand Council. tits expected
that there will be g fill attendance of
delegates and that the session will be
very interesting and profitable.
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NEW BABY.
Old One Made Over bv Grane-Nut.

& Old One Made Over by Grape-N Nuts.
A delicious food that Is nourishinss Tor
beth mother and infant may be depended
upon to fit othe.. people, This mother.a
story is interesting.
My baby is how a fine. robust little
fellow two years ands six months DID, but.
I had dreaIfnl time with Tim ar frst.
I could not nurse him. because was 40
weak I did not have the milk for him 80
I gave him different Ltnds Of foods. oue
he was crying nearly all ut the time and
would vemit after every meal
His condition worried en- my nerves
9readfuliy. and I called in DR.. Campbell
After inquiring carefully Into the case
he sud. You send ut once for soma
Grape.Ntts take four. stees poonfuls In a
cup Of hot milk on going to bed. also
fs. d vo,tr baby on soma Of stne food Ia
hot milk, -. { :
..M'e!I. I followed the doct6r's advice
with good results ut once. could nnrss
my baby and he began to improve Inn.
mediately. I.fmysef. got strong aud 49,
very rapidly,
ne lr.snbers were, IF course. inter-
tested and they would always say, How
fast you are improving, How the little
boy grows He don't look Ike the same
baby; what arc you feeding him So e
have had to tell them ens and all. EnWs
Grape-Suts have brought US both nae1
to health wish other mothers k1AU 81
the value. OF this f0od 9,
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For:DyingsWomen and Children.


Messrs. Edward r. Dunno. Carter II
Harrison and Peter Van Nlissingen, the
committee appointed by Governor Yates,
of lllinois, to collect funds for the in
.nates CT the South Africxn recon-
centrado camps, have issued a circular
asking the peo oie. OF Virginia, as well as
OF other States; to send them checks
or drafts for 81 e. CHI 5payabletto Theo-
dore Roosevelt as q relief fund. They
hope by this imetnss ITO get S, o0o. 900.
In the circular the committee say:
1.-THE entire regulation Of the South
African republics at thss beginning Of the
war was less than one-tenth Of the popu-
:ls;tion Of Cool. County, Ill. This handful
of people maze tor. thirty months been
at war with se,diers gathered from all
over! the word by Great Britain. For
more than a year the women and chill
dren have, been herded in reconcentrado
camp being tshus deprived OF all means
,ofssupport. They are now totally de-
pendent. one-half the children are dead.
but there is still time to help the other
half. The mort ality among the women
has also been ight f III. =:
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|: sent to country for favorable environ
ment. 2; sen ito hospitals, 3; to dispenser
les, 2; doctors services obtained IL.
CEN FURNACETO RUN AGAIN
The Iron Gate Furnace to, Close for Re-
pals Inside Coatings Of Zinc.


pals Inside Coatings Of Zinc.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
IRON GATE, VA, April -12-The Gem
Furnace, in Shenandoah county, will run
again. This furnace, known among tho
natives as f.rrBis Jim. formerly owned By
the Empire Steel and Iron Company, WAS
bought by the Allegheny Ore and Iron
Company, and is now under repair. 1t
will be: run by 4Ir. WV. Taylor, gem
oral superintendent for the latter COM
pany. He started up the Iron Gate Fur
mace last night, after being, banked for
ten days. $50
This furnace has made a run Of eighteen
months without stopping, which is some
thing quite unusual. The zinc coating
the inside of Il furnace is very valuable,
and fully pays all expense OF repairs.
Many Of the zinc sprays are pretty and
ornamental.
The old Clifton Forge furnace half
way between Clifton Forge and Iron
Gate, from which Clifton Forge takes Its
name, was visited by a young chemist
of this place. four years ago, simply from
curiosity. He found in this little queer
rock furnace a quantity of ziIc., He pllr-
chased the zinc from the owner for S..
got it out and sold it for $50.
This little furnace had gone out OF use
many years before.
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inss OF the gang have been remarkably
successful. many tsof the prominent nee
groes and several whites having been !
caught in. the net within the last two and
a half years a
-Addie Johnson would always send Rosa.s
Robinson for these men That vas
Rosa's job. The men whom Addie had
reason to believe had money would res
spond to the call from her. knowing her
to- be- Sick. Then would come a clara-y
conceived tale of woe with the state
msnt that some twelve months ago, while
In philadelphia Addie found a black Gag,
containing eight or ten s100 bills Some
times it was eight and sometimes tens.
and sometimes the bag was found at
Wanamakers in Philadelphia and some-,
times it was found at Elba, Station
Then 1Addie would explain that owing to
the fact that she had been i'll she did
not care to keep this money in tho house.
and that owing to the size Of tho bills
she was afraid if she sent one out to-
get it changed that white people might
get suspicious. Then she would say
that to tide her over a bit she had boz
rowed some $o5 from Lizzie Smith. q cook
employed on Park Avenue, who had the
black bag with the money in it keeping
it for her. She would ask for the loan
of s25 to repay tho loan from Lizzie Smith
who would not give up the black bag
until she received this money. She would
promise at the same time to give one OF
tho bills to the lender OF the SOS so he
could get it changed and get his money
back with an interest sometimes promised
at $50 and sometimes at slG0 for the use
OF the $225.
If the victim showed the SIS it would be-
turned over to Rosa Robinson who would
go to see Lizzie Smith to pay the s25
and get the black bag. Sometimes the
lender Of the money would go with her
to tho back gate Of the place where Liz
zia worked, being warned not to go In,
however, as Lizzie's employers would OBJ
ject- Then Rosa would go inside with.
the SO. turn it over to Lizzie and re-
turn with the statement that, Lizzie wa 3;
so busy just then cooking that she could
not go to her place to get the bag but
would set 1t Immediately she finished
and send it to Adde'S place.
This usually satisfied the victim. and he
would return to Adde'S place to watt
for the money. Then word would come
from Lizzie that she would net give up
the bag on the mere repayment Of the
sum alleged to have been borrowed from
her, but that she would do it for s.. so
or Sl5, the sum being fixed according to
the softness CT the victim. Then this
victim would be confronted with this
story of producing some more money.eto
pay Lizzie for her trouble. and. being
already .s25 out. would in every instances
produce more. Then having feeced tn.
victim of all possible, the payment OF
the money would be put off from day TO
day. OF course, the found money ana
the diamond ring. which was supposed
to be in the bag never existed, although, i'm
court yesterday Addie Johnson nainta inc,f.
that she had given this rtns to ons. ot.
the victims.