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The Nome nugget., 1902-02-19
FORFEITURE NOTICE.
Placer Claim skinny"

To Stephen McCoverD. co-owner:
 You aIe hereby notified that have expended during the year 1901 one hundred dollars in labor and Improvements on the bench claim Skinny" situate on the left limit of Dahi creek, opposite creek claim No. , on said Dahl creek. in the KOugarok precinct district of Alaska of which said claim the location certiii- cate appears of record in volume ld. at page 5g, in the office of the recorder of said precinct, in order to hold said claim under the provisions of section 232i Of the revised statutes of the United States. and the amendments thereto, approved January 22d, 1880, concerning annual labor upon mining cuimS being the amount required to hold said placer claim during and for tke period ending on the 3lst day of December, 1901. And if within ninety days from the first publication of this notice you fail or refuse to contribute your portion of such expenditure as a co-Owner. your interest in the said claim will become the property of the subscriber, your 'co-owner. who has made the required expenditure by the terms of said section.
 J. A. CHIDESTER. Dated. Dahl creek, Alaska, January ist, I9U2.
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The Nome nugget., 1902-02-19

According to the progress made in ransoming Miss Stone, the American missionary abducted by Turkish and Bulgarian brigands, that estimable lady bids fair to die of old age before the ransom IS paid or the brigands captured. It has always struck us that America presents a fine field for missionary effort and enterprise, and if it were well titled there would be no Ameri- can missionaries in Turkey to be abducted. or in China to be mas sacred.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-19

Admiral Schlcy's prosecutors, in- cluding the navy department. prob ably now wish that they had never begun it; they also no doubt secretly wish that Historian Maclay- the iifteen-dollar-a-wcek clerk in the navy department. had stuck tn his job of filing papers in con venient pigeon holes. In after years the budding naval historian may realize the truth of Soomon's $ statements: 70, that mine enemy would write a book !"
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-19
A ,,i. la,t rl;o Inf u;tb tho Pre

A violent dis ut with the Rus sian minister to China over the Manchurlan treaty seems 10 have be.n t.e cause of the death of Iii Hung Chang. The age Chinese s ate man is not the first On naman wh, death Russia has caused wi h ut ceremony, and l.e won't be the l st
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-19

It is not at all likely that he irrepressible Archie Wheeler, stenog- rapher, private secretary, attorney in lItigated mining suits, and for a brief season one of the arcs of the double-barreled commiss o CT. ship in Nome, will return on the .Jeanie"
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-19

The southern press and people have raised tre. mendous howl because President Roosevelt invited a representative member of the negro to private dinner at the White House. The act shows the nature of the man. President Roosevelt by it evil denced sturdy independence of character, and an utter disregard for class distinctions that cannot be msjudged. It seems to us that the south is making
 great cry for little wool, and while ordinarily we have inherited fellow-feeing for southern ideas, sentiments and traditions, it would appear that if President Roosevelt chose to honor a distinguished scholar. philanthropist, and cultured man, black
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-19

Russia is Alaska's neighbor. and the interesting article on our future trade relations with that great country from Captain Siem's yer satile pen, which appears in to- days NUGGET, will be read with great interest.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-19

Observations taken at Chinik, on the east coast, on December 21, 1901, supposedly the shortest day of the year, give sunrise at 1O:Ol a. m. and sunset at l:55 D. m.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-19

m>nt, is just as imperative in Alaska elsewhere. No free people at this day will long brook the rape of their country by these who are in power The NUGGET has steadily stood, and still steadily stands for the rights of the common man as against the privileges of the larcenous man-for the man who makes things as against the man who takes things.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-19

A local sporting man says that the most successful job of buckirg the tiger that he has ever seen or heard of was done in New York City last November.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-19

The mild weather of the past month or so seems to have effectually broken old winters back.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-19

though his skin may be, by invit- ing him to his family dinner table, it is matter which solely concerns the president himself. sg
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-25
NueV0 peri6dicO.

En breve empezAr& & yer ID luz
en- Mayagaez nm nuevo peri6dico:
eEl CiudadAno
Ser& dirigido ror el j6ven y
apreciable escritor don Jose q las
Lewis, spareciendo como protector
v colaborador Ell distinguido puerto
rrioue no Mariana Riera Palmer.
EEL estado actual de nuestra
politica dice el sefior L6vis tiende
( sufrir tranaf ormaciones.
.Un nuevo 6rden de cosas, se
prepare; una nueva corriente pc ini'
cia.a
.Es precise caminar con L. cara
vuelta al sol de 10 regeneration; los
hombres generosos siempre acuden
& tomar parte an el banquete de las
grandes ideas.
Venga cuAnto antes al palenqus
ell nuevo palAdfn, al que sntici'
pamos nuastros deaeos de que OBJ
tepga larga y pr6spera vida.
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Castillo hiSt0rico.

III espl6ndido Castillo del Du.
que de Orleans, Ell eYork s-house, &
orillns del TAmise en- Twie k snsham,
ha aado puesto on venta. La rax6n
que el Duque de Orleans tiene para
disponer de ests propiedad es one
las usurpaciones por las nuevas
eor,strucciones ls han quitaao todo
el valor arquitect6nico que podfa
tensr ssa residsncia 1us perteneas
6 10 familla de O.leans desds el afio
1864.
Sin embargo GO murmurs por
10 hajo qus 6 pesar del Rsy E 1uardo
VII habar alberto de nusvo los puer.
Los de T.glaterra q Duque de o..
teams este no encnentrA auficieute-
mente cordial el cfrecimiento que
ha hecho Eauardo VII y por tanto
no ir& & recidir & Londres donde se
propoue IL solamente de vex en-
CuAndO.
En vida del Conde de Paris
<Yo, X !. houses cODservaba IN cs.
r8cter real. In actual Reina de Por
tugal y 81 mismo Duqua de- O. cans
vieron 1a luz en- sY ,rk i house. he
cho ONE le do nm inteIes hist6rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-25
ConfliCtO de Portugal
en- Angola.

Lisboa II.
Un telegrama Official de Mutsm.
% Do cuenta de que el gobernador
de Zambezia lego 6 Mirgari el dfs
ID del ccrriente.
Agrega que dicha autoridsd con.
sidera terminals 10 guerra, y que al
ffente de 10 columns portugussa 60
1e dirige por TERRA 6 zarguea y
Bargombo. donde se supone que es.
tt escondido el jefs insurrecto Ma.
combe.
81 gobernador de Arg ,la tele.
r.fis que la colpmna portuguese
que opera 81 No!te de Benguella fac
atacaaa por los indfgnas eli dfa 6 tel
corriente, q cril!a del Gags.
LII columna lcgr6 tener s raya
al enen igo, el cuAl NO ces6 el faego
hasta dsspues de haber atravesado
el 11o el convoy y In columns.
Los indfgenas se retirar6 On hacis
Qaibonds. habiendo sufrido baias
ae consideration.
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Noticias de Chile.
La comision argentina,

Sc dice que se ha descubierto
nm plan para AsesinAr Al juex de Lii.
mache, don Miguel SAldiae.
Uno de los culpAbles esta preso
On 10 carcel de Limache.
El Ministerio de In Guera nom
bro ayudAnte del teniente gener sI
argentine senior Campos. mientras
permanez zca en- Chile, sl tenien te co.
ronel don Roberto Dkvila BaezA v
y syudapte del general Garmendiu,
al sArgento mayor don Manuel La
rrain Bulnes.
La comisi6n naval en- Valparai.
SO acord6 el s'guientenprograma pa
rA recibir les Avgentinos:
FL IA recepci6n en- Ell Cfrculo
Naval y nm Smoking G Concert
FL dia u pas go & Playa Ancha Y
visits & 10 Escuela Naval y en- In no.
che GArdenperty en- el jardin Victo'
ria.
81 16 regatas y banquete de Ia
EscuelA Naval
Ri II fuegos de artificio en- IL
AvenidA Brazil.
El 16 parada militAr en- Playa
Ancha, foegoa, cantos y bales en- la
avenida dol B rasil.
FL 10 paseo de las escuelas &
Playa Aucha.
El 20 jueges At'6tices en- Vina
del Mar y baLquete en- nm buque de
lA eacuadra & 10 marinelia del AGO.
razsdo sSan Martfu.D
ri q banquete & bordo & los of.
ciAles argentinos, paseo veneciano
Dor In bahia.
81 % gran bale en- ell teatro
V.ctoria.
Sc sabe que los argentinos no
pAsar&n 6 Conception.
Dssde Lota ell SSan Martin.
vendr& directamente 6 Valparaiso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-25

Csrca de doscientos mil he m :
bres declarados siradAmente on huel-
60; Asociaciones de mineros fuertes
por ID solidsr ridad de los comunes
intereses; resistsncia de parte de
los que reclamAn y obsecAci6n de-
parte de los que deben avenirf Q; Ia
cha sords, universal, terrible entire
el capitalismo y ell obrero. =. TodO
ESQ ha venctdo 10 eficax, en6rgics y
sana ir Fl aencia del presidente Roo.
sevelt que ha levante do esta vez On
nombre 4 10 altura del pueblo que
preside, en- la comp cada question
de las hue g 20 de Pennsylvania.
lC6mo tAnta dificultad rudo
veneer un solo homb.ef lC6mo
pudo avenir & un NJ rbitrsje tantas y
tan pods, osas resistenciasf Sin du-
da el presidente NO ha necesitado
para NADIA en- el asunto otra cosa que
NO fuera su personal In fiuencia, por-
que no ca el americana, pueblo que
abdica su derecho nj por miedo nj
por complaeer nj gobernante. Eee
gran cuadro social que estAmos pre-
aencisndo d9bese solo 6 ID confiar "a
que nj pueblo iuspira In rectitud be.
n6volA de su primer magistrAdo y
al ascendiente que en- todos los hom.
pres ejerce la rsz6n establecida CON
serenidad y 10 justicia impartida con
rectitud.
Todo 10 pudo el Presidente, to.
do pudo lograrlo "a palabra suave
y entendids. El &rduo problema
encontr6 aaueVe palatos que confiar &
lA dis cueion de un tribunal de arbi.
troe; las pAsiores que como una
hoguera srdfap, ercontrAron frenc !;
las discordias que hAbfan ahondado
prcfundameLt ent,e los desaveni.
dos, una treguA despues de la cual
In srmorfa de intereses se encarga-
"a de borrar diferencias.
CuAndo en- todo clio pensamos,
sentimos pre- fundsmente que hasta
nuestra isla no pueda llegar ID sfor-
tunadA ir fuenciA del presideEte
Roosevelt, Tenemos los puertorri-
quef1os planteado an onflicto en- que
las pAsiones y el ercono fotan co.
mo los tnicos impulses de los actcs
p1blicos. Una general inquietud
SO apodera de todos y creye 'ase que
por les perturbaciones de una inc.
vitable crisis Sc atr raviesa.
SPorqu6 en- tan diffciles momen
tos no hAbrfamos de tener una auto.
ridnd supremA que Unite In seci6n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-25

conciIiadora del PresideptsP iPors
quo eEa autoridad no hsbrfa dc ba.
jar hasta el pueblo conciliando sus
divergencias, suAvizando sus enco
NOS, paliapdo sus lis.ordiasf iPx 7
qn6 no habrfs de probAr en- esa con.
tienda de hermanos, l. personal in.
fnen il que en- clos tenga, invitkn.
doles al tranquilo ej jstcicio del dere.
cho electoral, 4 ID conciliaci6n de
los mutuos enojos, s ID unidad de
miras ante fines para todos comu.
nest
Las autoridades supremas de
los pueblos no deben mexclarse en-
squellos asuntos que competen 6 los
diferentes tos de admi-
nistraci6n y de gobierno, pero cuan.
do nm mal generalizado en-. toda la
naci6n 8 todo el pueblo Amenaxa por
igual 6 todosr las supre mas autori.
dades no pueden nj deben permsne
Ger indiferentes. ri respeto 6 Il
ley en- el primer caso debe aleiar es: !:
Ell respeto & 10 nisma ley v & otrae
muchas leyes de humsnidAd y cris.
tianismo debe acercarles, en- el se.
gundo.
Permaneoer neutro an el conf.
namiento de Casa Blanca, no pare.
clio al Presidente RooseveIt que era
su deber. Ssli6, sali6 6 pleno sol
y separando los contendientes
abri6se paso entire 10 muchedumbre,
penetr6 en- ella y sllf hizo IL psz.
CuAndo una auto.idad bais nj
pueblo, el pueblo vuelve siempre
Ia cara, y 81 en- sus dificultades inter
viene squella autoridad con Amino
serenoy y clara noci6n de Ia justicis,
es cosa segura que ell pueblo escu
cha y secunda 10 generosa interven.
ci6n de SD gobernante.
Muchas veces se he sse gurado
en- 10 isla que todos quieren secun.
dar 10 acci6n del gobierno ayud&n.
dole en- 10 implataci6n del regimen
civi' Spor que, pues, no Sc prueba si
el gobierno lcgra ser secundado en-
una obra de pay y concordia, en- nm
prop6sito de avensncia y concilia.
ci6n? m
81 al presidente Roosevelt fuers
dable avenir las diacordias puerto.
rriquef1ae, es de pensar que no Va.
eilalfa en- avenirlAs. Y ca seguro
que nue. strss desventuras hallsl fan
nm eficaS Auxilio si de arriba SO nos
1nvitara & 10 paz y & Ia concordis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-25
Los aZdCareS.

Segdu ell sEvening Standard, se
confrma en- Bruselas que Alemaris =
{ ejemplo de iDglatsrra y de Fran.
cia, hs recha zado de un modo def.
nitivo Ia proposition del ministro ru
so M. Witte, re srente & 10 celebra.
cioa de una nueva conferencia azu,
CArera.
Cr6ese que Austria Hurgsfa se.
guir6 jguAl conducts,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-25
Arturo Bravo
OOMEROIANTE Oomisionista.
Bowling Green Building.
IL Broadway---New- York.

Eiecuta 0rdenes de toda elase
de efectos que Sc embarcan de los
Estados- -Unid0s, = 81 ocupa de q
venta On consie enaci6n q fntos =.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-25

Sc venden 3 coches gran
des, casi nuevos y ID parejas
de caballos, sanos y jovenes,
todo a precio limitado, pu-
diendo realizarse dicha venta
por el total de coches y caba-
los 8 por parte solamente
DirijirSe a Carlos H. BlOndet
Rio Pedras, Kil6metro ~.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-25
MerCadO de NeW-YOrl
Cotlzaciones

Arenques abiertas 500
Bacalao americana 22-75
ID. 1ngleS $500
Cebollas sueltas en- barriles 2-6O
Cerveza <Safo1 botellas, blancas 7-25
Id Id id verdes $50
Cnicharos 1-75
Haolcnuelas coloradas No hay.
"a Id largas 2-90
Id barrlles pequehas 200
dar1na tr1go challenges 3-75
I'D maiz en- barriles $50
Id Id On sacos $40
Jamones <Cruz Roja1 = 1000
Keronese <Purless1 Totes 200 caias 0 IS
Luz Diamante i'd. 100 id. LA
Manteca <3 CastillosS terzon 7-8O
Id Id cajas 4IM $50
Mantequ1lla corriente Is
Pescada americana 1850
Id. inglesaS 1900
Quesos Y A l3
Id Patagras IA
Tocinopenquitas 1880
Salohichon mum: 122
A los Notarios
OARPETAS PARA ESORITURAS
In colores, SO hacen 4 Ia or
den On sLA CoaRsspoNpMmA.S
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-25
SellOS de COrreOS.

En- esta imprenta SO vende pa
pei Do peI6dico { S2-40 quintaI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-25

Estando condolences exoponale cnsegUmos gandes
las oompra que perme orecer aItuos de Ultima
da pecos uy convenienes Tneos sombreros muy
bos desde UN PESO adean tods muy eegantes Ultima
moda Ell sudo complete oada aera gandes
dades para aender todas las dmands Ademas va la
vena las noveddes pasamane encae ented oueos que
anto ahoa cntas cors pemeas oapoas de
nos capas de pano 50 flores pas sombreros mil
novedades mas. que Iemos detalando.
Las personals que queren sombrero de Ultima noveda
de los LEGAD0 de PARIS de VERDAD mas baraos que
on ningun otro ado vegan al PARIS BAzAR que que
daran contenas podan ademas enen suere ganare un
PIANO DE MAS DE 800 DOLLARS
QUE LIE TRAERAN LOS REYES
ALLEN Qortaleza) 27. Paris BazaI.
PEDRO GIUSTL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-25
La deuda iDgleSa.


FL sL'bro Azul., pub. icado el
dfA IL, ref 'ja 10 sitnaci6n de la Deu
do ipglesa on 81 de Marxo nj termi.
mar el ejercicio del presupuesto de
1901.
III carl a. debido sscendfa &
900 587 248 libras es teri n o q
US 2S9 6Sl, 200 pesetss), 10 que re-
)resentA no aumento de 68 405 951
.lbras Il 46014 775 pesetas) CON re
iACi6n Al alfo anterior.
SellOS de COrreOS.
Sc pagan & buen precio, nue.
vos y usadoe: mandsr muestrss.
Mr. J. K. M.
Apartado n1mero 768 San
Juan.
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s E P A s B

Que no publicamos comunicalos
sin que sean paga1os por adslan-
talo.
Ca1a seis palabras, Sc cuentan p0r
una Inca y b Inca vale diez cen-
fayos.
Las cartas que yengan con co
municaao Mn 81 importe no e con-
estln.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-25

Con Ia aperture de Ia nueva
co I'm explendido surtido acabad
en- sombreros, como en- los dem;
Indtil es decir que los sombreros
TINA moda, como todos los que &C
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-01
PROGRAMME AT HOLY NAME.
Sunday school Entertainment 1Ion.
day Night an Enio.at.Ir success.

Sunday school Entertainment 1Ion-
day Night an EnjOs Gs.Ie Success.
The annual Christmas entertainment OF
the Holy Name Sunday school occurred
Monday evening in the Sunday school
room The stage. Hastily decorated by
def fingers, was The scene Of weIl-ren-
dcTcd programme Among those who par
tic-patod were Miss Mabel G-itton John
A. Whelau, Miss Katharine McGraw. Miss
Annie Burns, Miss Mary Riegel. Miss
Ruth Norris, Miss Grace Marvin. Miss
Josephine Faulkner, Miss Anna O'NeiI.
Miss Belle Nelson. Miss Ku0ckev. Miss
bI55ie LauElay-
Upon the conclusion OF the final chorus
the children we're presented with boxes Of
candy, after which a rspast WAS seized
auq several dances were INDUCED i'm M
the teachers and their friends
The committee on entertainment ron
sisted Of Misses Florence G. Regain HAT
tie Baden, Florence and Rosie OfeusfefD
and Flora Y. Sturgis.
During the course q the cnter+sfur,er,
Rev. Father Kervick the pastor III tro
church presented 10 Mr William
Lusby. The superintendent OF the Srnss,
school on behalf a. the teachers. s1 aie-
CANT umbrella, and, on his own brrslr
pair or handsome vases. thereby attest
ing iae high esteem Ia which the reriDfart
.s haiA ty those coming into contact with
bin.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-01
NEW YEAR IN
OTHER CITIES.
Day Has a Double Signifi-
canoe in the Metropolis.
THE CITY GOVERNMENT CHANGES.
At Noon Mayor Van Wyck Turned
His Office Over to Mayor Seth
Low, and Latter SWOre In
His Cabinet.

NEW YORK. Jan New Workers cele-
bTate Jointly today the advent Of the New
Year and Of the new municipal admins
trstion
At y o'clock noon Mayor Van Wyck
turned over his Office TO Seth Low, and
Tammany is out Of power The new Mayor
held a brief reception and then admins
tered the oaths Of Office to the men Sc
lected TO be the heads Of the various
municipal departments.
4 Clear, Cold Day.
The day is clear and cutting breeze
is blowing from the northwest. The streets
are deserted.
Thousands OF Oficeholders rubbed
their eyes this morning and wondered how
the change Of administration would af-
feet them. while others. who were not
protected by civil service laws. were pre-
pairing TO go to work again.
New York is especially interested in the
Police Department, and viii view with in
terest the happenings in hat depart
ment. Colonel Partridge. the new Com
missioner Of Police. and Major Thurston.
the Deputy Commissioner. are both mill
tary men. and the cops" expect that
from now on they viii have to walk
chalk line
sunday Closing a Problem.
Just what the new administration will
do in regard to Sunday closing is of deep
interest The State Legislature will prob
ably refuse TO grant New York an open
Sunday, and that will be a problem for
the municipal authorities to handle.
The now District Attorney. William T.
Jerome, is also the exposure OF all eyes.
He is believed TO have up his sleeve many
sensations jerome pledged himself be-
fore election to bring all transgressors
before the courts, be they high or low
DeVery Has Served Notice.
William 5. Devery. TIE Tammauy
deputy commissioner OF police, and an in
tzrestIng figure, has shown his teeth and
declares that ne viii not be removed He
says he viii not inTaiiddte his claim that
he is a member Of the uniformed force
by resiguing- Devery was chief OF police
before that Office was abolished
Mayor Van Wyck, who leaves Office to-
day. VIII return to the practice Of law.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-01
BISHOP POTTER IS
SEVERELY DENOUNCED
HIS LIQUOR VIEWS THE CAUSE.
Spokesman for w {. T L. saws the
Bishop Has Placed Himself
With HnbttueS of the
Saloon.

CHICAGO. Jan. Bishop Potter has
stirred 10 wrath the national officers Of
the Woman Christian Temperance Union
by his address before the Church Club
Of New York on Monday evening. when
he declared that the teaching OF John B.
Cough was false and that prohibition had
produced rain Of hypocrites.
Mrs HoGnran'~ Opinion.
Mrs Clara Hoffman. Of Missouri. who
is now at Rest Cottage. Evanston. the ma
tional headquarters Of the temperance or
sanization. acting as spokesman for the
officers OF the organization. declared that
Bishop Potter Lad placed himself on
level with the saloon habiues.
Mrs. Holman. who recently created
stir by declaring thar women were the
doormats and dishwashers Of church az
fairs. said.
Takes RumseIIers' Part.
Bishop Potter has arrayed himself
with the saloon element. When he Cd
poses prohibition ne takes the part Of
the rumseller and places himself on
level with the people Of the saloon which
he champions"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-01
A Happy
New Year
to All.
to ALL.

We present our compliments to
the people Of Washington aud te
our patrons, wherever they may
be, and desire to extend TO them
the seasons greetings, and our
most grateful acknowledgement
Of the very liberal support ae-
corded us during the wear just
ended, and for the manifest ap-
prevail Of our business methods
shown in so many unmistakabIe
ways-the greatest Of which is
the continuous and increasing
patronage Your endorsement has
stimulated Us 10 do what has been
done and what we mean to do.
The policy that has proven so sue
eessful in the past viii be rigidly
adhered to in the future. We
shall continue TO strive to be Of
the greatest possible service to
those who choose our store to deal
in, and you viii always find us
enterprising, progressive, and az
gressive in everything pertaining
to business-liberaI in our ways
Of dealing-anxiOus to right any
wrong and ever ready to take
back anything bought of us that
isn't entirely satisfactory.
How well We have served you
is a matter of history; how we'll
we shall do it is what concerns US.
The look is always ahead We &C
cept the duty hopefully, believing
that greater success awaits US il
we deserve it.
Our thanks and Happy New
Year to our public, which has 50
generously appreciated our en-
beavers.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-01
SOCIAL TROUBLES CULMINATE.
LeaEue Island Navy Yard society in
an Open Row.

PHILADELPHIA Pa. Jan l. - Social
troubles NJ The League Island Navy Yard
reached a. climax at the New Year ball
last night given by the officers.
The wife Of Admiral Sumner. who com
mands at the yard. is out with a personal
IN the newspapers stating that neither
she nor her daughters were responsible
for any Of the arrangements. She re-
manned away from the ball and insisted
That her daughters stay away.
As the two girls are popular among the
young officers. efforts were made about
midnight TO Eidnap them and thus secure
their attendance.
A question Of precedence is al the bot
tom Of the trouble. and about half the Ia
dies at the yard side with the admirars
wife.
More than 5000 shooters" took part in
the New Year Day celebration which is
peculiar TO this ci,y. Councils had Of
Tered ten prizes. amounting 10 S. 600. for
the best-dressod mummers. and Navor
Ashbridge sat as judge when the gro
tesque paraders passed the CITY Hall
Today was the first in nearly ten years
that there has been genuine revival OF
the shooters clubs.