davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-14

mlerzaJq przekroczyc granice ro'
wnoczesnie W roznych punktach.
CANTON, Chiny, IA kwietnia. =
q Nan Ming, miasta W prowincyi
Kuang 81, donosza poslancy, re
cesarskie woiska So bezsilne W
obec powstanc6w, kt6rzy zajeli
miasta Apin Czau, Heng Czau, i
Kien Yuen W prowincyi Kuang
ST, a Ping Yuen W prowincyi Kwei
Czau, mandarynow zas wzieli W
niewole, Wicekr6l postal do Pc
kinu z prosba O posilki, a guber-
nator prowincyi Gill wysyla dal-
sze wojska ma miejsce rozruch6w.
MANILA, Ago k W e t n a. =
Major Lyttleton w. T. Waller 20
stat przez sad wojenny uznany
niewinnym zarzuconej mu zbro-
dni, IL krajowc6w ma wyspie Sa-
mar kazaf zabijac bez sadu. q IL
ofcer6w, kt6rzy sad skladali, IL
byfo "a uwolnieniem oskarzonego.
Zdaje sic, re odbedzie sic teraz
process generala Smitha, cd kt6.
rego major Waller otrzymywal roz-
kazy.
WASHINGTON, 14go kwietnia.-
Powszechnie tn teraz tenn mo-
via, re gen. Miles, naczelny do
wodzca armii, zostanie zmuszony
do zrezygnowania, W BiaEym Do
mu ME zaprzeczajq tel wiadomo-
sci, Jeden przyjaci6t Roosevelt
ia, kt6ry niezawodnie mial do tego
upowaznienie, wyrazif sic, re cier-
pliwoS6 prezydenta wyczerpafa sic
i re gen. Miles musi chocby dlate-
go zrezygnowaG, IL jego zachowa.
ME sic naraza ma szwank dyscypli-
ne W wojsku. Ma miejsce gen.
Milesa zostanie zamianowany gen.
Brooks, re ten wkr6tce powodu
wieku prgejdzis " stan spocgynku,
przeto jego nastepcq bedzie pra.
wdopodobnie general S. M. B.
Young.
New YORK, 14go kwietnia. =
Wczoraj DUO os6b. po wiekszej
czesci krewnych lub znajomych O.
ficer6w austryackiego krazownika
Szigetwar, ,chciaIo dostac sic ma ten
okret stojqcy ma kotwicy przyW. AZ
ulicy kiedy szli przez pomost zarzu
cony ma okret, pomost sic zalamaf,
kilkanaScie os6b wpadto do wo-
dy, podczas gdy inni chwycili sic
szczqtk6w pomostu albo bok6w O.
kretu. Ma szczescie W poblizu bylo
mn0stwo todzi statk6w mniej-
szych uratowano wszystkicb.
WHEELING, W. Va, IA kwietnia.
-Okazaio sic, re pani G. Parker,
kt6rej samob6jstwo W hotelu Nc
Clure pred kilku tygodniami wy
wolafo znacznq sensacye, bo byfo
zagadkq niewyjaSnionq, byta ia ko-
beta, kt6ra pred kilku miesiqca-
mi wsfawita sic przeplynieciem
wodospadu Niagary W beczce ma
ten eel skonstruowanej. Pewien
wlasciciel muzeum przyrzekt jej
zaptaciG $4,000, jezeli pokazywac
sic bedzie W muzeum, ale ME do.
trzymat przyrzeczenia to bylo po.
wodem jej samob6jstwa.
WASHINGTON, Ago kwietnia, =
Onegdaj W senacie odbywaiy sic
dalsze debaty mad nowela tyczaca
sic niedopuszczania Chinczyk6w
odczytano list posfa chinskiego
WI do Haya, protestujqcy przeciw
tel noweli.-W izbie posow przy-
jeto nowele wyznaczajaca wdowie
prezydenta Mckinley pensya do
zywotniq po $4,000 rocznie. w Sc
nacie juz przedtem nowela zostata
przyjeta i prezydent tylko ma jq
podpisa6. Nadto przyjeto LII BIZ
low pensyjnych.
WHEELING, W. Va, IA kwietnia.
-Przybyto tu DUO urzednik6w or
ganizacyi ,,Amalgamated Associa-
ton" robotnikow W fabrykach ze-
laza stall, azeby porobic przygo-
towania do konwencyi rozpoczyna-
jacej sic W tym tygodniu. Prezy-
dent Shaffer wyznaczyf komitet
konferencvinv. kt6rv repreZen.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-14
Obcinacz wark0czy.

13-letnia Elsie Rich, c6reczka
maszynisty pm. ST N. Halsted
ST., wracala W sobote wieczorem
spokojnie do domu, W tenn schwy-
Gil ja ktos tyfu "a gardlo. Krzy-
knela przerazenia, napastnik
puscit ia i zaczaf uciekac, trzyma-
JAG W reku diva warkocze, ktore
pred minutq stanowify ozdobe
gEowy dziewczecia. Przechodnie,
dowiedziawszy sic, o co chodzi,
puscili sic W pogoh "a zbiegiem i
bombardowali go kamieniami, lecz
obcinacz warkoczy znikf i'm z oczu,
a mala Elsie wrocila do domu, ME.
pocieszona po stracie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-14

: znany kapitalista polityk z
Chicago, Perry A. Hull, umarf
W Beaumont, Tex, ma piucna cho-
robe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-14
Warunki BOerOW. i.
ROZLEW KRWI w BRUKSELI.
znaczne po8t9py powstania W Chinach.

IN. Miles zostanie zmuszony do rezygnowa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18

IOR SALE -T1ainacid. Y -Ntbt~e siorN frame
dNclliuc. 7. large rooms ana bath city wafer. open
plumbing Handsomely decorated large caftiagr
huasr. unr lawns, shfIhnrfy. run aad SHADE tees
about tur~r acres situated uuu'lrn AZ. aud ~
beu u, NC minutes Sals {" s,pfr>, station I.n
tt4l Il " 81 NcN JrfssN trfms io suu. JphN
" NAYS ita hfoadSay. New Nork ciS
Nutlcl ~ ronnls. Improvements. stable. o Arrs.
s?Un NIthtftora y rUpnN. "a PToN rtneuts.
7iN'go. SUp Also other. MetuCErn ~ rooins.
improvements. stable. ita,TS, yucr sG.SD Nuf
wood - rDoms. Improvements iSlteb, 'iOsp
lau~rN - room. tuppN emrnts. elevated. {.
arr->. son irainncld 10 rOoms. IMPROVE ments,
Ss,.Tp. veil lorAted " sH MANY othcr> Gail
or write ~ MuN1 ~oTI 90. S. Liberty
oOktNG TOR \ - ~ HNNN ONT thaN~
them. o. ode IN cntiag"s. nlr~ .roundN ia naShuuCk
Heights. one ot'as hralthi~>i aud most Tigturr squc
Of RAPIDLY grpwius ioNns iu northern Nsw lrrss5
half hour out ~ Trains daily nn,sS from So
~, SINE cash balance monthly sam a. rent pHy /,
on On property state yuuf wants aud viii s~nd
t-ptklct aud photo Of such tou~rs a. YOU want
~SlEh.NMANN. Hashrourk Hetghts. y =.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18

!, $50. \ rg.m,. bath and laaEdr irrt1N,.
.r,nts "a r.rctncIiS al oonb", h"''' -,
~ n,,,ra So bot On N~iE"""nd a $50"
mi nj ss,is o. SO. atttarii'c i l"o,n -
hIit - -Ar> Plumbing u'w h''dN Ssn. ~ "a
-, ,o.s, a. he pafloT. rut giaN' 'uAhu I. 80
me, To-, g5a,xbi. Abundance shade anu '-.
,s,sp AZ si.upi. Other pfup.ruos anu Ds s"'
Of rent. NATHAN RUSSELL
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NEW ROCHELLE For the summer. 10 refined
family attractive furnished hou>s ten rooms. I've
baths, clcrtrr lights hrhutifu grounds aud sur
rountings references necessary. I 4 III ~
q? West 1ath
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18
IpRFSsN

MODES MAaAme SnhN. formerly Nth Madame
Noel, and other uferrncr>. solicits q limited patron
age for hiyh clsss d~re>smskins. MADAME SHAW.
so Wes, Isist ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18
Ntscenaseous

Pulp Wood and Timber Land; largest and
Best Tract on Market; 10000 acres Rare
chance 10, investment. Price $4,000. Par.
tieulsrs OF hMont-Seott Co, s. Liberty 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18

81 ~ BtNS furnished upon and ~tnsriing house
In this city close To GENITAL pafa West on I'D -
reANnns fot Nsling Particulars at
McIDNALb A HIGGINS. PSI Roadway
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18

sRU,i Ht'tS an established y? RON hotel. .o
Gated On a pro ailcut downtown corner. lors
lease lpN rent. OWnsr going Away reason Tot selling.
"' MCDONALD 4 wIGGINS. PSI n~uAdvsv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18
New jersey sale or Rent.


OLD FASHIONED HOMESTEAD. oak franc.
StAliAtion ~ steam heat. rumIiri~ bathroom acety
lcne sas, porcelain tubs. uled gratc. hot aud cold
water. cyeDthlhe .lean AMI ,Nr"t ono hundred
sides, BEAUTIFULLY shaded Nth rin,, maple. locust
aud evergreen tres lious" hA' double pa'ior>
reception MON, dining funm. Kitchen and four
b-drroms Good stable. accommodating four rAr
risr'' ana ,arrr nSrss ,"W" t ,a5, ielrr,h
about ) pasture, ! > W hssuuiul gOWn er"Ne
e @Isng "nnS ~ t &C. e. y sd ~ in, sn,srh 1n1 sj,E
Il one minutes WAX To station, aud faces principal
InagAdaml''d s''nus ~ LatS hhgr hor.lgh
from Inamh"rs street, Communication l.':r luNi
W. 90 Sssinn.; ia, mssn. 81 m.,9n,Is, ,@e
tre, Immunity .rtcc. $50 lo,s than value nf
Ridge ,tsiinn plots sn,iS, -" Nlue acf, tract
,scnty mile 'irw, 49, fourteen arrr,. 80 'crt
"MoiIFRN RESI6F[CE. tvrive rrnui,. steam
sAs, hot and cold water. large stable. complete
q. "a sISo cash
TOR AEsOLrIF HEALrHrrLNrSS and free
hsat.n' AVID aoctcr, hi, and sf,s SSar rni.
dr,n NJ Opportunity 10 "cqulrc . ,.atd cnn,ulu-
SIHpALu. rars ridge. = ,
EIIZNBHTH. y J ror sale ~ a rrca, bargain
. houses. hfCA. containing 10 rpIWs CArh, al fund
icr,ry II. tc"cuuy t%cnova'ed nnS Open tnt ~
rash. EASY terms. gp tflinS dsr, comrVtA,Ion
10" ,AnPly TO THOMAS d OSBORNE rs broad
TWILL RrST NJ nnNE fpr curr~ ,-a,on com
p,stciy furnished. CNr'y, linen Even 'unNtH.
fence. win piano ~lissu'ifui rTuu9i>, - minutes
ippIy D, 9ot bs'1u ~ " Take Newark btaLrh
nf Greenwood inkr branch. the II. Il { q
NISANS. cor. Washington ay anu John 81. licilc
pARGAiN. Tine F.? ,top sud auto house on pio'
O,lto. fof 'Wo families. best par of town. hcatrd
~ bRoWN. II, central av.. cor MALONE.
West Hohokeu. = ,
GLUN RIDGE. = J -Ior rent. june Q TO oct Is.
Handsomely furnished house. modern imptONr.
msntS. rnOice situation on RidgcNooi aN. near
railroads and trolley, f.at moG~fair. Address
Post Orce hos ~
eASY ORANGE -prsirsblr h"u,c - te.,yc
from Rnrk tlurtn station. great hlfraiu. terms
easy poNs~N>tpn - ousr. no 'hghErg Nddffss
Mr. Y = HAMILTON :" MAdl,un ss Y glD
% HOUSE. all lmpro. encut, " minutes
out. At HArkcnsArs. communication $50 moathly
TAYLOR. ia l4b'uy 1t. y
sFND % Illustrated mans Of farms and houses
our special bargains, Nrl' - -ial ana receive th',n
20 morrow. " q. TAYLOR, Ia lIb~ry 81, =
ROOM HOUSE. uttle barn. (; lots csn kcep
chickens and rox price. So 81 down. pOssr>sleh
a once. Don't walt. come immediately 70 tne
one for IN. bargain. ". z. TAYLOR va AAo'
sry st. y. y.
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sLnep CAPITAL WANTED. money Il amply
secured and 10 be- tVprndcd In buying properly
ft the purpose - opening restaurant 'L his ti'
the gentleman desiring TINS amount has an rNprr
ence % q wears and now holds 4 nnc position Ia
an rstAbpSiri clubhouse. can furnish best % r'
ernces. Apply. To
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18

HFm ! ROOM HOtSE M HNrH lp-siei
In GtrtnVIir. y = wants To exchange me above
for a downtown restaurant IN thlScIil Particulars
at NrUDNA AID a Virgins, ~ Hru1dyAy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18
we,tche.ter County sale .r R.n,.

FOR SALE Nor NERNON COSBY d; room
house all improvements me location. reasonable
10 Ms>' tsth 1t. Manhattan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18

tps1 BUYS an established and iu'si lJf~l
prpprtfy In THIS STATE located on 4 lake 40 miles
Ioug. an aEurS Of thirv cottages aud ruadUo4ss
oprn al year which pts all ,'r-n>'s ft The pUg
rrt5 seiVp net prufts yearly bnai house, hpN's
stables. icr house nH the most hratLN io'Aiou Ia
New lnrs state, In me repair, nic'l. furnishes
''' MCDONALD a VIRGINS. 2s7 Hruadwsy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18
HIGH GRADE SHORE FRONT

Also Win .horr privileges.
~ arrcs fronting uu >hofr " ~
u acres with Satrf privilege $50
Only IS minutes out ron Long I.aud tIty. Il.hly
r'sltrtcd surrounded hy mountains irum So sD
To- $1,000 all Nfound IN, and Tor Information
address \. hoN rs sun ufrrr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18

ALLENHURST IA. NNniRN iNhh-
Mo.-tn furnished cottages tnf tm
MILAN mss AuEN,N ASH ~ FNhh, -
y. J Furnished houses TOT r'h''
v. ] CAHILl. isoonton. y J.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18
McnHNALR 4 wIGGINs. .si nrn.awa,

Soop CAPITAL WANTED Industrial enter,
pilSr n !uughly patented. nnes' medium for
ADVERTISING big money makef You can Sre ~aBu'-s
at Mel. NAL a WlGGlNS, 2S7' rrnarSHy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18

A GREAT WRCAIN-Srut, Wr..tsHrg ErI
hat store, lo-Aied To a nearby tnif,'t' .|'s. ~
sale price, g.. on stock vii I'M sntoH tas nu.HHrf
pu~ut owner has nun tlr business ,IrY'
for the past ~ Nrar. and owns the ~ s~TH 81 d
give 10 ycaH' les" =, = modsfatc fru'a. BE- " sac,
to rtlrr. Iull infCrmatlou A.
strnnN Al ID A AtAtlAN 81 nFnaHaar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18
ONE BIG

Ten room house. acre ground. conservation. bath.
Improvements. beautifully situated. natural max
hAe surroundings. BIG trees, Sc easy walk trolley
az station Is minutes from Manhattan plrr saUs
raAl terms. u%oslti'r sacrifice srVouut 'aAasr 90
business cone mat out. don't miss a rrally good
thlng closed SIndAJS SLIT a NOSIRAND.
80 Fulton st. Jamaica.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18

Orr q roam aud one ~ Iuom u1lsr giu..f.
s,orr iu . rppu nous NitA o4fhu4la.ugs OF ,4"a
located IN AunadAls, staten Island, 1T factory
OF tlllding pIiPues, me location, srJ cLoa.
"''' MCDOWELL 4 vIGGINS. ss7 Broadway
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18
SACRIFICE Widow sell, , room queen

HEALTH AID POykEr BENEFIT by suburban
NE fot details, appl} Err Railroad Information
Bureau. 1859 ana ~ BfoidSsy. Nes NoTs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18

FURNISHED ROOM haui,rrl,. fuf.. :
West Sllr. N,,uiy of Central lafs an u' o..
at a bargain Appiy 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18

I~GIFkNNRN CO.. 'bSNN. h'lnS Ir'.
rraG, lot .m urdIaf, operation. >Wsi ,l,.'"
auIed rl-,>N 80 nradNa 3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18

UANGAIN" tine ? ,top and attic house on pin'
0,ip, ioi 'wo families. best par of town. hcatrd
BRoWN. ~ Central .av., cor MALONE.
West Iahoksu. = ,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18

SoD p y, ~ >Is,~S vita gurHs. 81
So guaranteed HUIIHl CO. hls. I'>s, - '
Inventory. san UuN ~. Nrt~fuur co...
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18

GLUN IDG = J-Iot rent. june . TO oct Is.
Handsomely furnished hpus~. modern imptoNr.
msntS choice situation on k~dgrNou God aN. near
railroads and trolley. r.at moderate. Address
pUst Drce hot ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18

~RO,KLNND COUNTY ToR SALF -
STAT What. you want LESrINASSI. spring
Naiirv. y Y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18

TWILL RHST NJ HnNL Tor ,uiir- ,sasun rum
p'eteiy furnished. cSr"u. linen Iy'H ornNtn'
fence, Win piano ltsgu'iful grounds. - minutes
out. Two mltuad, Price iuuU foT scs N1u
ipply o, aor bs'1u - " Take newark btaLrh
OF Greenwood LAKE branch. the n. Il { q
NISANS, cor. Washington ay anu John 81. liclc
NGig {.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18

EIIINBETH. y J-FoT sale ~ a urea, bargain.
houses. bfck. containing 10 rptms CArh, al tlnd
rrn improvements. tine logatton iSi los Fast
Icr,ry II. T,rcntlv renovated npN Open Tor 10
s~,-.,tion. price 5000 runh original rust. 30 go
rash. EASY terms. g0 tflinS darN cpmtuvtA,Ipn
low Apply to THOMAS b OSBORNE, rs hroad
81. Elizabeth. y J
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18

sIns WILL. plRCHANE TAILOR ,. AMI
elcanin establi>h'nsrt. loratcc clos 10 % u and
OH az III, lily. look this un Apps To
NrpnNAiD a MfGGiNS. - Nrpidvay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18

sGeU BUYS ~ ecrcsanf ~ room house locAirf
In Manuel y Y old are reasons for selling NJ
py to MCDONALD a MlGGlNN 2S5 broadway
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18

\ Il MANU- N,TIRIND av-.rl,.
iruu works, now In oiStlfon, desire tu .ts.Ff. .
nearby NV lrT>ey seCtiun, VITA god fAIr.I
i~sClllites, property owners wilNug 20 b.HIi % DO
slmblc foundry 'of tuls concern pl,a.. o.
munit ate Win
ucnuNAin 4 wiGGtNS -&7 Y-,slv,y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18

advertising be money maker You can Sre ~mpI-s
at Mel. 'NNLn a wlGGlNS, @~i.fmarsy
s0rW BUYS ~ scrcsAnf ~ room house located
IN Manuel y Y old Agr reason, for selling Ap-
ply to MCDONALD a NlGGlNN 2a5 broadway
si.so WILL PJRcHA : TAILOR AND
rlsantny esiabliNhnsrt. loratcc Gloss 10 % 4 aui
OH az III, lily. look thl> uu App To
NcpoNNi.D u WlGGiNS. 20 Hrosdyay.
sy as Ht - an established ught mSnuia ftgfus
concern: tHer can y main IN the hr'lrHN pncs
Includes sN s'oy huiliinT. plant nov 70 NV ov'rs
tinu. other hus,urN only frA>nn fof s"lNng Apply
to ucDO\ AID n WlGG'N>. ~ hr1adNal
teo WILL RINT one OF the nnesi hou~.s on -
Hudson for thr SEASON. situated close 70 'ornNaA,
Vrr healthy lo~aiion. Particulars At
McDON AID A HIGGINS. !bs hroadssy
,a0u CAPITAI. EfQJIEED. none Is anrr
serurd ny q per cent. urst mortgage bonds; pant
,alurd 1t ssslssr nrw lorAtlon' prominent c'
In West dong business OF sSnf. y"nry. plari
merrAl 7 'rrrnce> furnished Apply %
MCDONALD a Isl broadvsy
WIGH CLASS. well established rglt msru.
viii s,Atvt Nouut msE PTsf,utt sAiAnrd "a
Siiun offered Anpl' 10
MCDONALD y WlGGlNS. 80 prosdNsl
TTNRGNIN Al old rstabUsred sporting good,
,yp~u rr,t bicycle, a.. business Tor sale ln.a'~i
IN most prnriinrrt town In Massachusetts,, ihNcNi'
~ M,DONNLD 4 wrGGiNS. 27 proAdwsy
vsoW.NN ~ ,CRE YARN eight room haus-
fr-. an 1 lear lorAtiou, state IN. columbia count
. ni,> from lruuN. Ma, u'-tE equipped Ans"
of s'l Nc. proprietor IL cU'uI away splendid 90
ppuuuff Iull naTiCulNrs apply A.
MD h -. 27 HF"AdWsy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18

GIRS OK ~ pSpN s'Atlnn on pmp~uy.
- mites tn t2d STREET H1 acres. tAmhouSs ia n,
t9p per snnum rl.NSN, - nroadwal
LNR, HNoNT-N bargain n.w " nom rot
taCr, all improvements, aus lo~Aiiou. 1uly ssup
Apply tn npN \Eh, ~ Nurh 81, NV Ro-hcli,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18

! OWING Tp DEATH ui OVNIE GO .
viii sri large ttrct - acre prop.U' 'u'
~ so 81 vlu realize rrput 81 $500
into bots. q ON b. shown on sf|.s Do .H'
v'riultN uUsl 3.r.. 'rS 90 : two s.s'|'a. .
drHsS ENI,t TpHS l.rt OF. aiUH1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18

a 81 SfRNON. y I.A gn.rt hArgAin. 10
rom house. rycrv Improvement, IN perfect ron
dltion lot ~, i.. high gtuunc. MAR d-pot, price
~ ~, terms easy = Z HOLNES iIs Nc.i I'd n
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COTTAGE Hour city opcn plumbing .ec
trriN summer. year. very low. good tenant.
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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-06-04

How many citizens of Buffalo who
have watched the imported gondoliers
on the exposition canals realize that
we have developed race of gondoliers
of our own right here in Buffalo? The
dirty old skiffs down in the harbor are
not so pleasing to the eye as the smart
Venetian gondolas at the fair. The
grimy ferry boys who propei them
don't look so foreign or so picturesque
as their fellow-craftsme from abroad
But when it comes to skill in handling
boat with single stern oar, dodg-
ing around between steamers and tugs,
through narrow passages and over the
swells made by the big ships, the Buff
falo boys have no need to fear COM
parison
1t would be an interesting and popu-
lar exhibition if the Pan-American
authorities some day would take three
or four of the best of the ferry boys
from Buffalo harbor up to the exposi-
ton grounds, put them on the>canals IL
their old skiffs and match them in a
contest of speed and skill against the
imported gondoliers. I'd bet my money
on the Buffalo boys. Buffalo Express
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-06-04

Among the great scientific advances
of the century just passed there is one
which is seldom mentioned, although
it is of remarkable interest. 1t is the
demonstration of the fact that stones
and metallic masses fall from the sky
DR.. O.. G. Harrington reminds us that
up to the beginning of the nineteenth
century the attitude of scientific men
toward the accounts of stones reported
to have fallen from the sky was in
general zone of scorn and incredulity."
He quotes remark of President JEFF
ferson when told that Professors Silli-
man and Kingsley had described a
shower of stones at Weston, Connec-
ticut, in 1907: 1T is easier to believe
that two Yankee professors will lie
than to believe that stones will fall
from heaven" 1t was only after a
great shower OF meteoric stones at
Laigle. In France, in 1903, had been
carefully Investigated by the French
Academy that men Of science finally
became convinced that such things
really occurred.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-06-04
rwo klnda Of 1nanpon a.no..

We have all met the girl with the
Independent air, who is apt to show
rebellious spirit when things do not
go her own way, Not infrequently she
is well educated and comes from re-
fined home, says a writer in the Week
ly Bouquet But this fact does not
make her manner the less offensive. 1t
is good thing to have self confidence
and courage for these qualities are es-
sential to success. But independence is
trait that is contrary to agreeable
ness and robs it's possessor of that
sweet amiability which is born from
the virtue, obedience. Every law of
God, and every law of nature. is de-
pendent on another law for support.
The girl who thinks she can get along
without cultivating the graces of gem
tleness, courtesy and kindness to 9TH
ers, is making sad mistake, and will
be anything but a success. Who knows
how to obey well will rule equally well.
Whether in the business or social
world, the girl. or woman who infiu-
ences things for the best is the one
whose bright disposition deems inde-
pendence out of place where progress
is desired
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-06-04
study of tn. Moon.

1t has been observed that on account
of the absence of an atmoshere on the
moon, and the consequent lack of
graduation in shadows, the eye of the
observer is'seriously misled in Judging
the actual relief of objects forming the
lunar landscapes. Prof. Prinz Of Brus-
sells has recently developed a meth
cd of avoiding this difficulty, and
of seeing the. craters and other
details on the moon in their natural
proportions. Taking advantage of the
fact that as the moon travels around
the earth the eccentricity of its orbit
produces the effect of slow libration;
or balancing to and fro, which causes
it's face to be inclined now little one
way and now little the other way!
Prof. Prinz makes two photographs OF
the lunar object to be studied, at oppo.
site points in the filtration, and then
combines them in a stereoscope,
whereupon the object stands forth in
full relief This principle has hitherto
been applied only to photographs of
the moon as whole and not to par.
ticular craters or regions.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-06-04

The rich used to ride in chaises but
now they ride in automobiles.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-06-04

the word that would recall him. Al
ready he had turned the handle OF the
door; the last moment had indeed come
would ne not turn?
"Dsnzill" she cried, desperately,
breaking down by one passionate effort
the barrier that had stood so long be-
tween them, and held out her hands to
him.
my lovel" he said, turning. Ana
then in another moment she was in his
arms and all the world was forgotten.
(The End.)
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-06-04

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