davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-23

-
that this is a hard world go out and try to
dig a we'll
Chicago Post: 1.-THE trouble is" re-
marked the successful man patronizingly,
that you don't seize your opportunities"
turned the other, but. darn 'em! they're
creased"
Philadelphia Press: Yes, I atn have the
first dollar / ever made" said the gray
"The ideaIi exclaimed the travelling ac-
quaintance, land how did yon keep 1t so
longT" ,n,.r,s..
and ia have had trouble In passing It"
somervilie Journal: One reason why the
city boy often falls behind the county
boy in the race for wealth and honor IL
that there is no woodshed available for the
city boys father to take him to for disci-
pline.
Chicago News: piggs-what became OF
BiggsEHe went out West about a year
ago and married a widow worth half a
Diggs-Now, that's what I call taking
time by the forelock.
Diess-Why, he celebrated hts golden
wedding nifty years ahead OF the schedule.
Philadelphia Press; IT am hard to dis
courage" said the rejected suitor, melo-
dramatically. Some day ri make YOU
say you love me and then-and not until
"Til say it now. said she promptly. 1T
don't mind telling a lie for a good end"
Washington. Star; You say you love
Devotediy';i answered the eminent 40
D you think we have as much artistic
apprecia ton as Europe hasf"
f'You have what is more than artistic APP
preciati6n; you have the money with which
to buy tickets and are willing to spend It,"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-23

somerville Journal: II you don't believe
that this is n hard world go out and try to
dig a well.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-16
6 ri m | n a | geri9t. t.


Sm Seniion Sotel besann aelie.n
bic idbrli6e, 35ase oauernbs vSdule"
Der 6elo=Seputirten bes Orbens Der
Mooern WOoomen Of Nmerica. Sas.
q. Bruce BON babier bielt Die geerii=
bungsreoe. auf bic s. s. McGalip aus
@rawforosoille ertpioerte. Oscar s..
Ioerp aus 2ogansport, gbef=9eputir=
tirte, fiir ben Staat, bislt bann cine
ldnsere &ebe unb 0a9mittass tuurben
Sortrdse iiber Sroens=Irbeit etc. ae=
balten. Sic WoObmen beeinnen, fid
idon fir bas sroBe Saupt=2aser au
riilfen, oas i'm nddfen esuni bier ab-
asbalten werben uiro unb fir tpeldes
lie ben geiu9 bon $50, 900 Mitalieoer
ibres Oroens beripreden.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-16
Gin 8anfier ermoroet.

New gorf, 16. Septbr. Ger
Bantier gli6olas Jist, behen Office
ii6 i'm National part=Sebduoe befano,
1T 6eute MOrsen I'm 3 ubr ben Wun=
ben erlegen, uelde ibm i'm 2aufe Der
Ia9t in einem &eitaurant on Der "a.
Gtr., nabt Der s. Ipenue, BON einem
bis babin nod unbefannten Wann bei=
eebra6t tpuroen.
SerIelbe psrisbte ibm bermaben
Sauffhiebs auf ben 9opf, baB er einen
iameren Sddoelbru9 erlitt. gr
pantte auf Die StraBe hinaus, no Der
ansrsiier i'm auf's @eue gu gOben
I9lug. 6iif wuroe in betpubtloiem
3uitanbe na6 Dem &ooiebelt SOspital
beT0roert, pOislbit er iuenige Stunoen
ipdter ieinen @eift ausbau6te.
gr tpar SO Sabre oft unb IbtOmm=
lima elmer Der dltsfen unb biitinguir-
teIfen Samilisn oss 9anbes. Sein
8roBpater, Col. gtidolaus Gill
fO4t nit 9lns3ei6nurg in Den
S9la9ten bon 9arlem Seisbts,
Saratoea unb Oorttopn uni
iein 8ater, SamiltOn Giit, mo-,
Staats Secretdr unter prdibent
8rant. Sein SObn SamiltOn Sill
mar elmer BON &ooiepelt's &auber
Geitern. @r tpurbe auf Guba in Del
S6la6t BON ct. Suan get6btet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-16
Sames Sartleb snm faStiiden
sli9er ernanmt.

Manor 8ootpalter ernannte beute
Sames W. 8artlep, ben befannten
Mialenbauer BON Der 9. Warb (Sont
glpe. 17O8) gum tdotii4en gider.
Sas 4mt purbe befanntli6 erf fitrSlih
creiirt. gs brinst 1900 per Sabr elm.
sir ginri6tuns unb unterbaltung Der
Office finb $1,000 bstpiaist. @o aber
Der nsue vSsrr Der MaBe uno Se=
pidte" i'm @eri9tsbauie untsrsebradt
peroen iOn, ift sur 3eit nod elm &dtbisl-
Wabrideinli6 beainnt er ieine Sbd=
tieteit i'm Slodentburm, um our4
WeIiunsen ausaufinben, tpober ss
tpmmt, baB Der srOBe 3eiger an Der
0fli9en Settle Der llbr sans anoere
Neigungen gum 6ortbewegen bat, als
iein mebr seouloiger college on Der
tpeIfli9en Settle.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-16
,,Yiel Bros. Star@ Co." ins
eorporirt.

Die vgiel SrOs. Stara Co." 1T
nit einem 8runbeapital BON $500, 900
incorporirt porben. sic wiro cine
Jabrit Diili9 bon bee Sober Str. nabe
Der @iirtelbabn erri6ten laiien. Die
SirectOren linb %. s. piel IT,, Senrp
giel, Gbarles 5. piel, gowaro Sa=
niels uno gilbert 8afer.
Die Stanoaro Nutomobile So. bat
ebenfalls ibrs eneprporatiOns Papiere
eruirtt; capital 100000. SirectO=
ren: SO. SO. Spencer, SObn @.
scotsman unb Sames 8. WittD.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-16

German Martens, Wi9isan nabe Sf,
8adfein=8ebduoe, $4,000. = 5enrp
6lanfe, Central, stpiihen IL. unb 49,,
bOls. Wobnbaus, $3000.-9lnna Gitr
ter, 1448 prOfpeet. bOl3. Wobnbaas,
$500. = Gb. Msiss, 1l13 Central,
9nbau, $2OO.-S. g. Seal, 1861 SO.
@aibinstOn, 8adfein=@ =@ebduoe, s25OO.
= Granflin 2ewis, MrlinstOn uno
&aipls, bOla. @obnbaus, $160O.-g.
s. gOper, &aber uno 2S., b0lS. Sop=
pelbaus, s150O.-g. s. goper. 9al.
lep nabe 9i0foe, b6ls. Soppelbaus.
$500. = 6. s. 8pper, Souaro unb
9arbins, hOls. Gopp.lbaus, $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-16
Sie Sbelbpbiae Smterarbam
Sahm berfanft.
Die Ictiondre erbalten fir ieben Dollar
$2.5O

Sie Girma Sotunseno, &eeo & 60.
bat bic SnoianapOlis, SbelbDOiae &
Suutbeait &. &. 60. aussetauft. Sis
GctiOnGre meroen fir ieoen Dollar,
rel6en iie inbeitirt baben, $3.50 er=
6alten. Sie 4ctien=9ussabe belief
li9 auf $500, 900. Der gau Der
ga6n fOfete s21, 900 per Msile, uno
Die 9dufer besablten beute s27, 600.
Die 8a6nfrsde bat eine Sdnge bon
% Weilen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-16
Sie pa arabic efif9en 3 u t On De
an Der Nirginia IDe.


Die 3uitdnbe msl9e auf Der Iir=
einia Noe. berriden, iinb in ben Sib=
ungen Der geb6roe fir Offentl. Werfe
bon pielen 8etpobnern Der StraBe
in nuaoriidli6fsr Weiis seriigt lpOr=
ben, aber Dor tauben Obren. Dte
8eb0roe beitebt auf lleberpflaiterana
auf Soften Der grunoeisentbiimer uno
9eBtere wieberum iinb Der ieoenfaas
bere6tisten @niidt, oaB Die Staot fiir
Die &eparaturen bdtte auftommen
mhhen. Sie GOlge 1T, oab es fdtuer
lit, nit einem Gubrwert Die StraBe,
wsl6e unsdblise 20der aufweiit, gu
pafiiren. Sas erfubr aud gotparb
Mulabp, als es zines Nbenos i'm Mdrs
b. s. Die Nbenue entlans fubr. Der
Wusen serietb in Elm ioldesWaR aRerlo6,
fippte um unb Muaabp itiirste
auf oas Yfaiter uns erlitt oerGrtige
8erleBunaen, oaB er beute nod ni9t
i'm Stanbe it, ieinem 8eruf nadsu=
gebsn. Sn Solge behen pertlaste er
Die @tabt auf $4,000 S9abenerias.
Gina, bic Sersloe.
Walter s. Zimmerman erfubr
idDn in ieinem tursen fiinf Wtonate
bauernoen ebeli9en 3uiammenleben
nit ieiner Satin gona, an li9 Die
Waprbeit oes Sidterwortes, bab Der
Wabn furs uno bic &eue lang 1T.
Ser Sonismonat mar obne SiiBig=
teiten, benn als er, am Nerbenfieber
idper erfranft barnieoerlieeeno, Der
pfss. ieiner 5rau beburite, ioa iie
ii9, isiner Iusiase semdB, faf
oar ni9t Inn i'm bs!iimmert unb iosar
nod bas ie6fte 8ebot perlebt baben.
Nm 9. 9lpril b. 8. idwor iie ibm
am Nltar Sreue Bis iiber oas @rab
binaus uno bereits am 4. September
mar bas Rinslein sebro4en uno Die
Sreue brad ent3wei. Sn Jolse befen
tpiinidt er BON ibr geidieoen gu
tperoen.
SIN sefrigen geridt bes
PoIi5eigeri9t
bat fi9 elm fleiner Srrthum einge-
f4li4en, tpel9en mir biermit germ be-
ri9tisen poGen.
Serr Soiepb Solder muroe uesen
8erlebung Der 6abrrao= Oroinans nibi
um SO unb Soften, ionbern nur I'm
81 unb Soften beitraft; aud iit er nod
ME 3ubor mesen bes 8ergebsns, ba6
er iein 2i9t ni9t babe leu9ten laiIen,
b. b. an feinem 3meirab, bsftraft por-
ben.
Gri m in al geri DIT.
Serr SOiepb Soas, itdbtiI6er gon.
traitor fiir Wesi6a flung tobter Sbiere,
tpel&er fiiralid in, poliseiseridt I'M
$25 unb Soften befraft wurbe, treil
er angeflast mar. elm labmes pfert
setrisben gu baben, purbe i'm Grimi
nalseri4t bon Der 9tntlaee freies.
iprcden.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-16
,,Womens' 2abel 2easme. "

Die vWpmens' 2abel 2easue" peran=
ffaltete aeffern in Der Salle an 9lla=
bamas unb Waibinston Str. eiae
albenOuntsrbultuns, pie einsn iebr bib
fthen 8erlauf nabm unb 3u Der iit
sablrei6e @dfte, barunter peri4iebene
geamte Der ,gsntral 2abor union"
uno aud folde oes ffaalli9en 8erban-
oes eineefunben batten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-16
8eSanerli9er 11nfaa.

Serr George Mhller, ebema=
Tiger Secretdr Der bieiigen Srauer=
llniOn unb 9lnsefelter Der S4mibt=
'iden 8rauersi aos ii6 burd einen
Stur3 BON elmer Setter eirten Sru4
bes linfen Sanbselenfes su.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-16

Sas 6inans= 6 gomite bes
Staotratbs bdlt am nd9fen Sonner'
ffaa Mbeno in Der gitp @lerfs=Offiee
cine SiBuns ab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-16

60 @dbreno Der lansen Stun=
ben, wenn mir an 9iifieniamer3en lei.
ben, iolten mir nidt bereeHen, baB
ct. Satobs Del in tauienoen bon 6dl=
len prompt 9ebeilt bat. M
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-16
Na6ri6ten aus Snbtana.

W ~ " {. <tHt utultluY Jtul9-
mittag wuroe Der Garmer 8sorse 8Os=
NEIL bon ieinem Na9bar bem Tarmer
Sud SmitbiOn aus nidtieen 8riinoen
erf9ofen. 8ospea batte bemlelben
bel Der grnte auseebolfen. gr bate
ii9 nit beiien camille su Sii9e seiebt
uno bic Mittassmabl3eit mar bereits
poriiber, als Smitbion eri6ien unb
ii6 bei4werte, oaB nidt auf ibn nit
Dem ge9inn Der Mablaeit gspartet
meroen mar unr bab auf Sostpea
supiel &udiidt eenommen puroe.
Ser SeBtere erbob fib bonn Slide uno
begab iid in's 5reie. galb barauf
fanb Smitbion auf, erariff feline
Sasoflinte unb fdoB bicielbe auf 8os=
neil ab. Seiien &opf uuroe bon Der
bolen S4rotlaoung budfdblid in
9tome 3erI9mettert. Ser MOrber
besab iid bierauf in's Saus suriid,
| jaQte ieine Samilie aus bemielben,
raffte on @elb= uno Wertbia1en su=
iammen, mas er nur finoen fonnte
uno entflob Johann in iiibpeitli1e
&;dtuns bes GountDs. Gin SberiIfs=
@ufsebOt nit 8lutbunben psrfolst ibn.
@ntfeblides unsliid in
elmer g dse m Ii Bile.
8reenftelb. Cine am Mon=
tag gta9mittag in Der Sdsemible bon
Sremont Grant in MartpelI fattse=
funoene Sampf- -&e7el=grploiion batt,
3ur 6Olse, oaB Der 38jdbrise gormann
Wm. Sailep unb Der 35jdbrise Wa-
i4iniit Sbomas 9. Sitton auf Der
Stelle set0btet purben. Iertpunoet
tpurben 6remOnt @ant, &op Sitton
unb pbilanoer COOPER. gti9t nur Die
Mable, iOnSern au9 bic benadbarten
6ramebdufer wuroen bur9 Die gsplo=
| iion total serit6rt. Ser finansielle
S4aben lit baher eiit iebr beoeutsnber.
Sie @ s=M ter=5 age in
Wuneie erlebigt.
M un ie. Sn Der am Wpntaa
Ibeno absebaltenen Sibune bes
Stabtratbs tpuroe beidloflen, her
vSeat, 2isbt & poiper Co." unb Der
yWuneie Natural @as Co." cine
Weter=&ate bon % Gents per 1000
@ubitfub su betpillisen. Sieie Srois
mans ion fofort in Sraft treten uno Die
Wieter iolen foitenlos seliefert tperben.
Ser Greibrief Der rWabuib Oil &
@as Co., tuelde ben preis far
9fatursas auf 18 Gents feftiebt, uuroe
ebsnfals betpilist. Sisier @sieni1aft
uuroe ferner Elm Gr.ibrief fur 2iefe=
runs bon t!nitlidsm Gas ertbsilt
unter Der Beoingung, oab 5 pro3ent
Der ginnabmen Der Staot 5uflieben.
9ieie @eieaidaft fann in bieiem Sabre
tein Natursas liefern.
@lasb n 10 berin
Betrieb ge est.
Sairmou t. Die Na9ri1t,
bab in Der 6eaolep Geaiterslas= =Gabrit
am Samitag Der Betrieb mieosr auf=
eenommen tperben tpirb, bat bier ni9t
tpenig Mufieben erre9t. Oieielbe tpiro
babura beitdtist, baB ieit geitern bic
6euer in ben md9tigen 8lutb6fen
eeibirt perben.
ISobn u. Stpee @eii q
nation.
Sartforb Gitn. Sobn u.
Sreet, bisberieer 8eiddftsfibrer Der
bieiissn Sabrit sto. 3 Der nNmeriean
@inbom 8las Co., Der britt9robten
in ben gereinisten Staaten bat feline
@siisnation einsereidt. gr pirb Die
@eiddftsfiibruns Der Genferglas=
6abrit Der Sobniton @Ias So. iiber=
nebmen. S. &. SObnfon 1T tiirali9
gum prGfioenten Der federation 8las
Co." pieoerermablt worben.
gDinfielb 6. 6trattSn'
Ser pa n tie.
i Seffer onbille. = Seii
@infielb g. Stratton, Der berffor=
bsne @OlofOnis bon Colorado Springs,
i'm Sabre 1872 infolse zines Gonflifts
nit ieinsm 8ater unb ieinsr @tief=
mufter <efferSDnbilIe berlieb. iSf Fl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-12-31

vote off tie at the November election.
Assistant District Attorney Osborne,
who was engaged in the prosecution OF
Roland B. Molineux, has sued the New
York Sun for s75, 900 damages, Tor
printing statements and criticisms OF his
course during the trial.
John d. Rockefeller made 81, 400, 600
Yesterday on the curb in New York, by
the advance in the price of Standard oil
shares in the outside market. The stock
opened at 697 bid and was quickly adj
vanced to 703 on small transactions.
1t is again stated that Mr.. Justice
Shiras will take advantage of his seventy
wears and retire from the bench OF the
supreme Court in. the course OF the
coming February recess. 1t Is also saio
that Judge William II. TAFT, now
president of the Philippine Gill Com
mission, will be nominated 70 fill the
vacancy.
Great Britain and France have notlneo
Spain that they have no intention O
taking any advantage of the situation Ii
Morocco, and that they desire th'
maintenance of the status quo, even IL
the event of the Sultan being dethrone'
and his place taken by the pretender
These communications have reassured thu
Spanish government, which is thus re-
lieved of fears of international compli
| CATIONS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-12-31
Railroad Accidents.

Sharon, Pa, Dec. 3l.-ln a head-on
collision on the Pennsylvania Railroad,
one and half miles west of Middle
sex last night, the engineer Of the pas
senger train bound for Erie was killed,
four persons were seriously injured and
almost score were hurt. The wreck
was caused through misunderstanding
of orders. Both engines were demolished
and are lying on their sides, and with
the express, baggage and smoking cars
are totally wrecked.
Cumberland, Nd, Dec. Sl.-There
were three wrecks ON the Baltimore q
Ohio last night blockading all branches
leading into this city. A head-on col
lision at Philson crippled two engines,
smashed twelve cars, and blocked the
tracks. A freight train was wrecked at
Renix by the engine running into
derailing switch. The last wreck oc'
Cured at Brunswick partially biocKad,
ing both tracks. No one was injured
so far as can be learned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-12-31
FROM VENEZUELA.

A dispatch from Caracas says Presi-
dent Castro arrived there yesterday
morning. At O'Clock in the afternoon
Minister Bowen called upon the Presi-
dent and communicated to him the re-
commentator that the issues between
Venezuela and the allies be taken to the
international peace court at The Hague.
Venezuela's answer will be received
this morning. President Castro answer
to the alleged powers proposal to arbl-
trate the Venezuelan troubles has not
vet been received at Washington. The
victory gained by the government at
Barquisimeto argues for President Cas-
tro's continuance in power. Barqulsl-
meto, capital of the State of Lara, which
for some time past has been in the
possession of the Venezuelan revolution
lists, has been recap!urcd by government
forces. The town Of san Carlos and
Tinaquilo have also been reoccupied by
the government,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-12-31
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The home of Hiram w ~ ~ y y. y, in Wise
county. was destroyed by fire yesterday
and his little son persisted in the flames.
Mrs. Edmonia Pendlcton Major, relict
of William Major. died suddenly on
Monday at Springfield, her home, in
Culpeper county, aged 50 years.
DIR. w. II. Fox, one of the best known
physicians of Ashland, died yesterday.
He had practiced his profession in Ash
land for nearly half century.
The Clarke County Courier, the only
paper in Clarke county, has been recently
sold by Mr.. Blackburn Smith, the pres
ent editor, to Messrs. Hughes and Rica-
more.
Mrs. Louisa Raines, wife of John
Moncure Raines died at Garrisonyllie,
Stafford county, suddenly on Sunday.
She is survived by husband and four
daughters.
Formal announcement was made In
New York yesterday that Frank j.
Gould had obtained control of the Vir-
glnia Passenger and Power Company,
which operates a large traction system
in Richmond.
Senator Martin, upon the reassembllhg
of Congress, will offer bill granting a
pension of 81, 200 year to the widow
of the late Major Walter Reed, OF the
medical department of the United States
army. who discovered that mosquitoes
communicate yellow fever. He was a
Virginian.
Thomas w. Brightwell, the last sur
vivor of the company of Frederick county
volunteers which fought in the Mexican
war under the command of Capt. Rich
ard T. Merrick, died yesterday of senile
debility, aged SO years. For the past
five years he had been bailiff of the
Frederick county court.
Hereafter no more unmarried men Will
be employed by the Norfolk, Ports
mouth < Newport News Railroad.
An order to this effect has just beer
issued. 1t is found that married mel
are more steady and sober. The order
it is said has had the effect OF inducing
many employees To marry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-12-31
PLAIN PROOF
What This Gentleman
says is a rIere State
ment of Facts.

No one can have'any reason for dissenting
from the particulars and proofs which follow,
for yerifcation of the same is within easy
reach of every resident of this vicinity. That
Doans Kidney Pills promptly and effectually
cure kidney complaints is substantiated not
only in this particular case, but by all who
have given them fair trial. Testimony
likewise shows that you do not have to take
them indefinitely to be cured.
Walter McLachlin, machine hand, en-
ployed at j. Holiday 4 Sons planning mill,
Wheeling, w. Va, address 1882 Jacob street,
says: Had not used Doan's Kidney Pills
when did would not be alive now. was
in terrible condition, and although | took
quarts of medicine got no better, but worse.
Friends spoke of my bad appearance and
thousands knew about it. could hardly get
around, and felt and looked like a dead man
more than living one Doan's Kidney Pills
were blessing to me, half box relieved me
three boxes entirely cured me and now feel
as though my back was as strong as that OF
any horse in Wheeling. would rather have
box of Doan's Kidney Pills than the services
of all the doctors in the State"
For sale by all dealers. Price, 80 cents.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, sole
agents for the U. s.
Remember the name-Doan's take no
other.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-12-31
Panic at a Bull Fight.

Madrid, Dec. 31.-A panic, with
fatal consequences, occurred at a bull
fight at the circu. today. The bull
fight was a free one, given by the
manager. The spectators became en-
ragged at one of the matadors who was
unable to kill bull, and threatened to
DESTROY the circus. The manager re-
leased two other bulls, and turned out
the lights. The bulls, believing furi-
ously. stampeded through the circus.
The spectators became panic stricken
and. in their efforts to escape, tramp
led on each other Three persons were
killed and fifty-two others injured.
The mananer was arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-12-31
Farewell to LorenZ.

New York, Dec. 91.-When the big
ocean liner Celtic pulled out of her dock
at 10 o'clock this morning she had on
board DIR. Adolph Lorenz, the bloodless
surgeon, and DR.. Muller, his assistant,
both eminently satisfied with America
and with the success of their work here.
Before the ship sailed DIR. Lorenz said
he would return to America in short
time and visit the cities which he missed
in his tour just ended. He will also
take in Mexico In an interview he said:
II leave your glorious country with
great regret and with the hig hest adj
miration of America and American peo-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-12-31
WEDNESDAY EVENING. DEC. 81, 1902
GAZETTE IN THE TWENTIETH
CENTURY.
Closing of it's One Hundred ana
Third yolume-An institution vi
Three Centuries.

Closing of its One hundred anu
Third Volume-An Institution OF
Three Centuries.
The present number of the Gazette
closes its 103d recorded volume, al
though, as is well-known, it was pub
lished in the last two decades OF the
eighteenth century. Its files form the
history OF Alexandria, while for many
years it was the official newspaper OF
almost all Eastern Virginia. Times
change and men change with them, but
the Gazette still maintains its prestlge,
and the great-grandchildren of its early
readers still look TO it for the age and
body of the times. It's city circulation
has been doubled in recent years, while
its mail subscribers embrace people IN
nearly every State in the union. 1t will
BEGIN its new volume tomorrow and
hopes during the coming year to be
come a necessity in every household III
the city, as it now is in large majority
of them.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.

Bradstreet's Review states that 1902
was by far the best business year the
United States has known.
The Viceroy at Shanghai has refused
to pay the January instalment of the
indemnity to the powers on the gold
basis.
Negotiations for Panama canal
treaty have come to halt, the obstacle
being the amount of the annuity to be
paid by the United States to Colombia.
Germany's naval budget for 1908 pro-
vides for the immediate construction Of
two battleships, one armored cruiser,
two small cruisers and FIVE torpedo boats.
J. Edward Addicks won another As
semblyman in special election held in
Kent county, Delaware, yesterday, to
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strange Disappearance.

Hamilton, o., Dec. 3l.-Allen An
drews, the senior member OF the law
firm of Morey, Andrews & Morey, since
the death of the former Congressman II.
L. Morey, Monday evening, while
mourning the demise of his partner and
associate, had an additional burden to
bear in the mysterious disappearance OF
his beautiful ten-year-old daughter Eliza,
beth. The little girl started out to coast
with her companions late Tuesday after
noon and failed to return at the supper
hour. The police and neighbors began
a searcl. for the child but at O'Clock
this morning absolutely no trace OF her
had been found. Andrews and his wife
are distracted with grief. The last seen
of Elizabeth was at the home of John
Sweet when she said she was going
home. Whether the child was KID
mapped or drowned in the reservoir is a
matter of conjecture.