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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10
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%WAHE unexpected refusal 81.
Ia Speaker David b. Head
W to become a candidate r..
election in the Third CON-
sional district Of Iowa, which has %.
times sent him to congress, has Il a
rise TO much speculation among RcW.'
licans as to his probable successor as
speaker of the house Of representa-
tives.
Among Republicans, who expect to
control the Fifty-eighth congress, there
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10
A CARIBBEAN FLEET
WHY PERMANENT NAVAL FORCE Is
NEEDED IN THOSE WATERS.

Turbulent ncpuiiica EndnnRcr tive.
aud PROPERTY "g tnitrd states Cttl-
scns-rlnns of ,he Navy Depart
mcnt.
Uncle sam la soou TO have pormn
nent fleet Of WatFhpa Ia the Caribbean
sen. ia fuct. the prolimhurig8 have ia
ready been arranged. aud ltwr Adml
raj Coghlan, aeeoud Ia command ct thr
North Atlantic squadron. has been or.
dored 20 proceed tu Ihc West Indies on
his llnsship, the Olympia
While lormnl orders for n formation
Of u West Indies division Of the north
Atlantic squadron have not been o.
sued. the dipntch IT n dng officer to
those waters practically amounts to
the pnmc thing III navnl circles II 90
undcralood that after the winter mn.
neuycra Of the north Atlantic squad
ron In tho Wcai Indies are at nn end
fleet viii be- permanently established
there under commnnd Of Rear Admiral
Cogillun.
The sending Of Rear Admiral Cogh
Ian with his nagahIp 10 The West IN
dies H. the result Of Secretary MoodyH
determination 10 afford better piotoc.
ton for American interests In local
Ity whore protection ~ li.oly 10 be-
needed 90 amy. time Heretofore Tho
United States naval representation IN
the West lndica hns proved inadequate
10 meet the d"uuuds fnr rnipH which
have como from various quarters ~
nulHneouly nnd the navy depart
ucnt has decided 70 keep u force 10 thr
Caribbean nblo 10 cope Win single.
double ~ triple cnll nH the enso mny
b.
For tho prosnni md uuiil tho fleet n
organized the Olympia wlll bc eta
TONED ~ some central point "a watch
Developments IN each NJ the turbulent
republics which border the Caribbean
The threatened outbreak brtwccn Grom
Britain and Vcnczucla promises fresh
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10

ers formally eleefs0, tes.9es seversl
who have beeu appointed spea kerr JgO
teEEDore for q perlo<s " ten Gzgz 7 Ae
Epss a=E u t1e F.r.t coagress wa Frei-
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Pennsylvania He wzs sls1 spe@ keT n
tie Third cD1ress
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10

PRINCESS sryrHANtg oousrrns LoaYAY
prevent what they considered q meanl
lance. bnt 10 no nynll IN marrying
The comparatively humble count the
crown princess wna compelled 10 give
NJ The bullInney ~ the Austrian court,
mud her nllGwnncc ha widow ~ The
crown prince wua eut from N0pGDO
crowns to 2np11 Hotwiihslnndlng
she pnge ~ 80 fpr tho logo ~ tho
count
Count Elcmer lrgay Is thirty nine
gears Oh iust gpar older tbau his
royal win IT, is " medium hol2ht
not quite ~ tail 90 Princess Blophpnle
Hiopbanic WIS married - liud9lph.
crown prince n Austria. ii isal nud
became uldow m Innuarg. 1888 m
der peculiar circumstances thnt base
nHyer been fifty ozplaluod
Ont Child was ihr fruit If This mar
rlnRc. fhc Arebdrebcaa Elizabeth. wh0
- uow ID bri uin@ooDih yonr RIO luw
Wbioh etc.ndes a0moH ffom succession
- lhe Austrian cfo#u dooa nh exist
80 ii1ngarg On ibo deatb ~ no
Emperor lnu0s J0"ph Elizabeth.
dagsito ~ Ntop.anIe $50 inherit tho
cfDnu VI "a Fipbr nuf iile sGyer
eiYniy pyer ihe 'iHgsor faee.
gince iho doafb Vi Prime Rudolph
tie relatGaa L"ffou EiepHame aDd
She Austrian s9uri hare bren sifainsd.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10

Is much talk Of Henderson's successor.
Some Of the names most Frequently
mentioned are }. g. Cannon Of Illinois.
James s. Sherman Of New York 7. T.
Burton of Ohio Charles +. Littleield
Of Maine and j. W Babcock Of Wis
consin Besides these &. II. GrOsyenOr
Of Ohio and II. H. Bingham and John
Dalzell Of Pennsylvania have been dis
cussed as possibilities for the high pc
sition.
Nr. Sherman Of New York was the
principal opponent Of Henderson three
years ago. but the candidacy Of Serene
L. Payne. also Of New York. made il
impossible for an Empire State man 70
land the place.
Mr. Sherman is one Of the best pre-
siding officers the house has ever had.
a5 he has had ample oppoFtunitie- 10
show as chairman Of the committee Of
the whole house On the state Of tie
Union.
Uncle Joe" Cannon was a candi
date three years ago. but a. J. Hop
Eins OF the same state also came our
for speaker aud divided the Illinois
delegation. thus killing Cannon :
chances.
Littleheld. the man from Maine.
Is regarded by some az too new mem
Der to be invested with the dignity and
power Of the speakership. Besides. be
has not always acted with his party.
He opposed the Porto Rico bill and the
Cuban reciprocity measure, and the
Republicans. II they control the next
house. NAY not feel Ike putting him
forward Still, be Is strong possioiu-
~.
Burton Of Ohio Is not fully 10 accord
with Nr Hanna and might find # DIFF
fcult 10 get the delegation from bis
state Burton Is serving his fifth term
n congress and & Chairman d TIE nv
ers and nsrhors committee Congress
man GrOsTenOr o. Ohio Is serving BIS
eighth terLo II congress- His ability
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10
YOUNG MEN IN
CITY GOVERNMENT

By CHARLES WALKER. Chicago Cooperation Counsel
lOUNG viii find opportunities il the cozaprrolers
Office in the engineering bureau and II every depart
nnent Of municipal government
IkyWEE THE GOVERNMENT OF CITY Is Be
- COMING a STUDY. THERE ARE OPPORTU-
MITES N 1T FOR THE STUDENT AND TIE Nan
WITH IDEAS THERE ARE PROBLEMS TO BE MET,
AND THERE Is REPUTATION, AS WELL IS REIC-
VIBRATION. FOR THE NAN WHO KNOWS HOW TO
NEET THIN AND WHO Is IN POSITION TO USE HIS
KNOWLEDGE
Il depends On the man here, does elsewhere aid 70 s
right man municipal Affairs offer bright prospect
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10

populace lie Us supnood 70 come from
the far east, where mcn wear wells and
biz whiskrra
The Ncilcd Prophets organization In
St. Louis, which crnbodies most Of the
active men Of affairs IN the city, was
formed 10 the spring u 1874 II had
as rs suggestion the southern mystic
sDcletics Of Mobile and New Orleans
Ils members are known only 10 other
members. u i4 one of the prpanizafions
IN ST. Louis tllat work Tor the good of
the city without reward save that
which Is common - the community OF
barge Iig ron1orful nocturnal lllumi
mated pig, anfs hayc attracted atten.
ton from 40 parts ~ the world
The first Vril d Prophets pageant
WAS called tho festival ~ Cnf ~
had seventeen floats Their titles were
Glacial Period ~ Winter, Chariot "
the sun. Primitive Auim4la Fiends N
Darkness. ihe Contour Flora. proaer
pine and Plato. Gclaon Ghac Drmc
ter, Triptoletous. Flowing Fruits Eac.
chus Industry WeaIth the yelled
Prophet. snsnus.
So gncf nj vas The frat pageant
that c8eh year they have grown largrr
and more olab0iefe. eacli oDc repre-
gentng some event 81 history, tnyfhOi
o2y or fairy tale. Last gear Tie
Louisiana p1rchaae states were Illus
tratc9 30 fAe GDats
After the pageant cOf1es thr relle1
Prophets bail. tie great aon.ai esrnt
" ne gesF O1e " ~ lDG.s most
beautiful wofaeu IS chosen ~ the
queen ~ the tall
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10
q he American
Policy
BY LESLIE M SHAW. Secretary of the Treasury
'"TTT'"l"T "''T"uHUVTFy'TT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

FTER THE CIVIL WAR THE NATION EN-
TERED UPON AN EXTENSIVE POLICY OF
INTERVAL IMPROVEMENT, SUBSTITUTING
so LONG AS NECESSARY TRANSCONTI-
MENTAL LINES OF RAILWAY AND PER
MANENTLY CONTINUING TILE SIrRSInIZ
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10
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must be reckoned with He Is IN
strong position. aud the contest may
be between him and Cannon They are
about equal rs to parliamentary skill
Mr. Babcocll Is chairman OF the con
grcssional campaign committee Of his
party and In that place has put mum
Der OF men under obligations 10 him.
He fairly represents the sentiment out
west on the tariff ana trust issues
Cannon and Babcock are men OF
about the same intellectual callber.
Neither is brilliant; both are hardhead-
ed. common sense men with very few
illusions about anything
But should the Republican cxpecta-
tons be wrong and the Democrats win
the house there win be no lack OF rs
pirdnts for the speaker job. Mr.
Richardson Of Tenne zee was the par
ty candidate against Henderson III the
last and I'm this congicas. He IS an
admirable presiding officer, having Of
ten been tried IN that capacity It IL
not likely, however that be would
have a walkoycr for tie spcakcrehip.
Mr.. be Almond Of 3t 1uri was Mr..
Richardson's opponent for TIE minor
ity nomination for speaker last year,
lie has been mentioned rs lie possible
successor Of Henderson should the
Democrats win Whether Or not he
could land it is an open question.
Mr.. Grggs Of Georgia chairman Of
the Democratic campaign committee,
will undoubtedly It. pushed By his
friends in case Of yicory for the Dem
ocrats Mr.. Underwood Of Georgia, the
Democratic whip, viii also have n
chance should there be deadlock
among the leaders 10 The race
Williams Of Mississippi Is said to be
also in the field He Is q man Of cdu.
cation, fine lawyer, thorough par
llamentarian aud a finished orator. lie
is thoroughly qualified for the position
should II come his way.
Since the adoption Of the cOnHtitu-
ton there have been thirty-three speak
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10

COUNTESS or SORROW.

Princess strpbnuir. WHO WAS i1r-
ciaded Ir"m Mothers Fanerut.
Princess Ntopbaulo daughter OF King
Leopold of belgium. who was esolud.
vi from the douh chamber ~ queen
Marie Antolurtlr. hpr mother Us Tho
klug'n commuud Is the SECOND dnngh
ter or the roynl pair mud wna formerly
the wife OF Crown FRINGE Rudolph "
Aumrln Her NE hna been one Of
tragedy und sorrow
The cnuhc OF King foopold'a NJ will
toward bis daughter dutoa trom hee
second marriage tNo ycma ngo 10
Count Elomcr Louiay llmHiinu
nphlcman Tho l,Ina Of the Helnans as
well na the emperor or Austria Tried 10
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10


ING OF RIVERS AND HARBORS, so AFTER THIS
LATER WAR WE APPEAR TO BE ENTERING UPON
AN EQUALLY PROGRESSIVE POLICY OF EXTERNAL
IMPROVEMENT Not the flies, but ships SAIL it is
York the port the southern extremity
ships of equal speed from Liverpool going Pacific
through the Suez canal and the other by Cape Horn
vessels of the speed from New York. going and
ton before either Of Cut the isian and
New York Hongkong via Nicaragua than from Liverpool
to the point via the Suez.
WE MUST HAVE THE LARGEST MERCHANT FLEET
EVER KISSED BY OCEAN BREEZES AND THESE CAR
RIERS OF INTERNATIONAL COMMERCE MUST BE
BUILT OF AMERICAN MATERIAL IN AMERICAN YARDS
BY AMERICAN LABOR THEY ARE TO BE MANNED
BY AMERICAN SAILORS, FIRED BY AMERICAN COAL
OR, MORE PROBABLY, OIL, AND THEY ARE TO FLOAT
THE STARS AND STRIPES.
Whether this will be accomplished through aid
BY American patriotism and American capital American energy
cannot say.
Whether this consummaton shall be contributed by states
achieved by fnancers mnateral compared with the
Importance of the thing itself
AMERICAN WEALTH, AMERICAN HAWAI-
THE Philippine ISLANDS, WHICH
PLUS sTHMIAN CANAL WHICH
CONSTRUCT, A MERCHANT MARINE,
BUILD TRANSFERS SOVEREIGNTY
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10
ST. LOUIS BIG FESTIVAL.
How the vciicd Prophet wn Ito

How the Nciicd Prophet VIII uo
Welcomed on Nississippi's shore.
For twenty three years the first Tues.
day In October has been the biggest
day IA the year IN the city Of ST. Louis,
for on that day the yelled Prophet ar
gives GA his annual pilgrimage
This Is the twenty fourth year VI Wis.
itailon, and Oh Tuesday oct :. re-.
ceptlon committee Of prominent eli
zcns on n gayly decorated steamboat
will meet the distinguished visitor at
Jefferson Barracks aud bring him TO
the city, whore he viii be received
with glad acclaim by the assembled
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10
SHOCKED HEP SUBJECTS.
English vie 81 Prince ~ P1sss Too
strenuous In Her sports.

strenuous In HsT sports
priuors Henry ~ plee. TIE beautl
~ Kag. w.fe u = Csrraaa .ffe1
ia'e .as s8ce.-eTi@l 10 M xlng heTseh
uapel.ela Sir with her pb5seeta. THEY
tbiol -0a is IN Kagls 3D..
This al came aFy99i beeaBse re
pri,cezs hunted and aaot So tAe royal
pars - F1utsDsfeia ~ MANY " hsf
cDtntTtrgoraen IN II tune. This has
shoeked tfe nobI,fY n tae ne,2ht1r
hor1 TbeT prefer that tbe.f oTer-
l0r1's cl4srt nasgtzin cDgrf Win
raoTe GecDrgIo
The fsct f1sf pr.oee Hetfy ~ Piess
= ciaaee.lof - tae Biaok Eag.e sa1
one II tIss greater German magt-afss
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10
The Public Schools Main
Eye c COOLEY s7==>sd=
q Ge C5czGo Sc5ocA

i vi IOllOII q C5caeo Schoca
m HIS task which Ameriea aseup-g-Pars q "aas
~ being undertaken By the schools theg rsoea-s Ezi
- Of fuzing dozen nztionzitiss into ooe
to BE doubted the schools a9s911PH1-g AZ ge'
for the nation this t11s thz1 Ills q zg 12 g
s--l.- s1s-.. ;,-o one bs-nou5o-s Ehoe II Is A. :
SMELLING FURNACE THAT TIE PUBLIC SCHOOL 1
MAKING THE NATION.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10
Submarine Vessels, Their
Use and Their Defects

O. E have five submarine boats, and, while the types
EA have very goolone being that Of the Holland
49, and the other that of the French Admiral Zede-they
I&EsgsI yet thoroughly understood
CA2O THE TROUBLE WITH SUBMARINE BOATS
Is THAT THERE IS TOO MUCH THEORY ABOUT THEM.
THE TENDENCY IS TO EITHER OVERRATE THEM,
AS THE FRENCH PERHAPS HAVE DONE, OR TO ALB
SOLUTELY UNDERESTIMATE THEIR VALUE AS We
MAY HAVE DONE
The criticism would make is that the submarine is Of uf
individual unit 1t forms present part
OF baehp 1t measures some 12O feet and carried On the
deck Of cruisers batehp where takes up valuable and much
needed room SUBMARINES TO BE OF USE SHOULD Be
OF MUCH GREATER SIZE AND ABLE TO CRUISE N
DEPENDENTLY OF a FLEET II a SUBMARINE COULD
BE CONSTRUCTED LARGE ENOUGH TO TAKE CARE
OF ITSELF, THE QUESTION OF THE DEFENSE OF TIE
BRITISH CHANNEL WOULD BE SETTLED.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1902-06-12
BETTER THAN PILLS.

The question has been asked .In what
way are Chamberlain's Stomach & Liv-
er Tablets superior to pills?" Our ans
wer is; They are easier and more pleas
ant to take, more mild and gentle in ef-
feet and more reliable as they can al
ways be depended upon. Then they
cleanse and iuvigorate the stomach and
leave the bowels in natural condition,
while pills are more harsh in effect and
their use is often followed by eonstipa-
ton. For sale by Coldwell & Chaudoin
and Whitwell Drug Co.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1902-06-12
FIRE AT TRACY CITY
Destroys and Damages Property to the
Value of $4,000.

Tracy City, June s. Especial. )--At
about II o'clock to-day fire. broke out
In the residence and photograph gallery
OF DIR. w. E. Tillett 1t is supposed
that the fire was caused by sparks from
the fue falling upon the roof Tne
flames spread to the Christian church
and large frame building nearby and
the livery stable formerly run by Bobo
& Bobo. A large crowd was on the
scene by this time and made heroic eff
forts to keep the fire from crossing the
street. But their efforts proved futile
and the large store owned and controll.
ed by w, ID, Holt was soon alame. by
this time the residence of Chas. Way
some little distance from the origin Of
the hre, wascaught and this was follow
ed by DR.. Livingston Bender's residence
BY the faithful work of those who
had reached the scene, the drug store Of
Doris & Cheek, the Miners hall and
tho residence OF Mr. Maley we're all
saved. II the Miners hall had caught
1t would have been difficult to save.
DIR. TilleCt was perhaps the heaviest
loser, having no insurance. His resi-
dence, photograph gallery and dental
Office with all equipment were destroy
ed Loss about SO, O0O
The other losses are estimated as fol-
lows:
Christian church, no insurance; loss
about 81, ,OOO
w. P. Hollis store, partly insured; loss
about $4,000
Bobo & Bobo's stable, no insurance;
loss about 500.
DR.. Livingston Bender's residence,
partly insured; loss about $780,
Chas Ways residence, partly insured;
loss about $500.
Total loss, including damage to other
buildings, about $4,000.
DIR. Tillett, while attempting to re-
move heavy chair from his dental Of
fce, fell from from second-story win
dow TO the street below, fracturing his
right leg at the hip, Drs. Key, Barnes
and Tullos were summoned and reduced
the fracture. Dr. Tillett is now resting
EASY.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1902-06-12
pEcORA1Ep ROIH Blue ANp GRAY.

The United Confederate Veterans and
the Daughters Of the Confederacy, to-
gether with a large concourse friends
and sympathizers met at Oak Grove
cemetery Sunday evening, and decora-
ted the graves Of both the Confederate
and Federal soldiers that are buried
there. Very beautiful singing was rem
dered by the daughters and appropriate
addresses we're delivered by Mr.. 7. j,
King and Rev. Farrell Tate. Tracy
City News.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1902-06-12
BROKE INTO FREIGHT OFFICE.

South Pittsburg, Tenn, June A.
Especial. THE safe at the freight de-
not Of the N, C. & ST. L. Rd., was
blown open with dynamite by safe blow
ers last night. The only thing of value
obtained was about $50 in old and Curl
Gus silver coins belonging to Mr.. Hall
the agent at this place. This is the
third safe broken into at this Office.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1902-06-12
ICE CREAM SUPPER.

The ice cream supper Saturday night
for the benefit Of the base ball team
was a success, sl7O5 being realized.
The expenses we're S5.Ss, being enhan-
ced by 55c paid for broken dishes. The
ball team is appreciative Of the courtesy
of It's friends in responding so literally
as this is the first time it has ever call
ed on the general public for assistance
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1902-06-12
SUNNYsIDE.
Special to the News.

Special to the News
The "Children's Day" was we'll at
tended Sunday. There was large
crowd present There was also preach
i-iE the evening and at night
t-Srhe croquet party Saturday afternoon
was highly enjoyed.
Miss Walker, handsome young lady
OF Whitwell was the guest of Miss Liz
sic Easterly Saturday and Sunday.
E. j. Hudson and wife, of Sulphur
Spring, visited Isaac Hudson Sunday.
Several from here attended the picnic
at Whitwell Thursday.
Erwin Grayson, popular young man
OF Whitwell, was here Sunday.
Misses May and Lula Grant, Bette
and Verna Pryor and Messrs Luthur
Grant and Dave Pryor attended services
here Sunday.
A small party consisting OF Misses
Ella Layne and Ida Pickett and Messrs.
w. II. Layne, Edwin Hunson and Lee
Easterly went fishing Friday evening
and caught four. They took them to
w. II. Layne's and cooked them and had
= fine supper.
Bob Deakins was here Sunday,
Misses Cora and Callie Hudson and
Georgia Raulston, of Looney's Creek,
spent Sunday here.
Abner Hudson and jackson Banks
caught two eels and one nice blue cal
fish last week.
Charlie Raulston spent Sunday here,
Laurence Grayson and Misses Ell;
and Electa Grayson, of Whitwell, were
recently.
b. W. Condra and Green Powell are OF
the sick list.
Prof. A. s. Callahan, salesman TO
school supplies is in the Valley ant
spent Sunday here. Bachelor
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Total $4,000
W. F. Crenshaw,
Thomas Harrison,
Committee.
Seven Years in Bed.

"Will wonders ever cease?" inquire
Of the friends of Mrs, L. Pease, of Law
renee. Kan. They knew she had been
unable to leave her bed in seven years
on account of kidney and liver. trouble,
nervous prostration and general debili-
ty; but, Three bottles of Electric Bit
ters enabled me to walk" she writes,
''and in three months felt like new
person." Women suffering from Head
ache, Backache. Nervousness, Sleep.
lessness, Melancholy, Painting and
Dizzy Spells will find it a priceless
blessing. Try it. Satisfaction is guar
anteed by Whitwell Drug Co. Only so