davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-10
Uszkodzony parowiec "Etruria" przy=
byl do wysp Azorskich.
W Port Arthur sposobi sic Rosya do Wojny
Japonia
CzEMU PAUNCEFOTE zOsTANIE ODWOhANY.
Ksiaze Henryk ME mial czasu bye ma niedzlelnem
naboze6stwie.

ru: bron, amunlcye, naWet ocnot-
nik6w, kt6rych mn6stwo sciagaJa
calej Europy ma to wyspe, niej
przewoza ma lad afrykahski.
Rad francuski patrzy przez pal
ce ma to kontrabande, zachowujac
jednak nai5ci5lej pozory neutral
nosci. Przy takich warunkach
wprost niepodobna pokonac Boe-
row pred koronacya krola Edwar-
da, kt6ra sic odbedzie "a cztery
miesiace. Ot6z W Londynie dla.
tego iakoby postanowiono zadowo.
lie Francye i zblizyc sic do niej,
aby ona nawzajem wytepiia wojen-
ma kontrabande, przemycana do
Transwalu Oranii Madagaska-
ru. To jest rzeczywiscie prakty-
czny i bardzo mozliwy Gel to-
czacych sic teraz W Paryzu ukfa-
dow.
Jedna najwiekszych wad czio-
wieka, bioracego czynny udziaf W
zyciu politycznem, jest zbyteczne
gadulstwo naraza ona nieraz ma
wielka kompromitacye. Wfasnie
doswiadczyf tego ma sobie sfynny
burmistrz Wiednia DIR. Lueger, =
cziowiek zreszta bardzo sprytny j
doswiadczony.
Wiadomo, re W roku ubiegfym
obchodzilo miasto Brixen " Tyro-
lu jubileusz tysiacletniego istnie-
MIA. Ma to uroczystosc przybyt
miedzy innymi take DR.. Lueger, a
poniewaz W Tyrolu cd kilku lat to-
czy sie W rozmaitych okregach
walka mandaty miedzy stronni-
ctwem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
katolickiem centrum, przeto uznai
p. Lueger "a wiasciwe przy sposo-
bnosci tego jubileuszu poagitowac
troche "a swojem stronnictwem.
W movie swej, wygloszonej ma
bankiecie, rzeki tedy, re gdy pred
paru laty byt W Rzymie ma au-
dyencyi u Ojca 5w. Papiez wypy'
tywaf go o stosunki austryackie,
zwfaszcza o stosunek antysemit6w
czyli stronnictwa chrzescijansko-
socyalnego do katolickiego GEN.
trum, on odpowiedziaf Ojcu sw.:
,,R6znica miedzy nami jest ia, re
stronnictwo chrzeScijansko-socyal-
ne robi zawsze to, co mu nakazuja
jego przekonania religijne, kato-
lickie centrum to, czego chce
Rad"
Ow6z przyw6dzca katolickiego
centrum dr.. Kathrein uzna} "a wia-
sciwe poinformowac sic u nuncyu-
sza papieskiego tel rozmowie dra
Luegera Papiezem. Nuncyusz
Taliani odni6sf sic o informacye do
Watykanu po paru tygodniach
zawiadomif dra Kathreina ma pod
stawie obszernej relacyi kardynafa
Rampolli, re Ojciec 5w. absolutnie
mic ME vie o tenn, aby pytat kie-
dykolwiek drs Luegera o jego opi-
ME co do katolickiego centrum W
Austryi aby Lueger opinie swoJa
W tym wzgledzie mu wyjaWif.
Pan Lueger skompromitowaf sic
tedy, gdyz pokazuje sig, re ska
mai.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-10
.Kronika MiejScoWa..
Notatki polityczne.

W prawyborach demokratycz-
nych wziefo udziaf daleko wiecej
wyborc6w, niz W prawyborach re-
publikan6w. Pochodzifo to praw-
dopodobnie ztad, re ka4da dwoch
nieprzyjaznych sobie frakcyj de-
mokratycznych chciafa pokazac
swoja sila.
W2,3,6,7, 25, 32i 33 wardzie
zaden demokrata urzad alderma-
ma sic ME stara, poniewazy trudno
tam o zwycieztwo mad republika-
nami. Patrick j. O'Connel otrzy-
ma W 81 wardzie nominacya ma
tykiecie demokratycznym ma to
tylko, azeby bye pobitym.
W 10 wardzie zalezy cd Loeffle-
ra, czy pozwoli nominowae Woj-
ciecha Novaka, W II wardzie
sprytny Cullerton zapewnif nomi-
nacys eksaldermanowi Rhode.
Byrne .poleci" wszakze niezalez-
ME, jezei silny kandydat Antoni
Novak ME bedzie nominowany
przez republikanow.
Trudno przewidziec, kto otrzy.
ma nominacye ma tykiecie demo-
kratycznym W l5 wardzie, gdyz az
5ciu jest tam kandydat6w.
w 16 wardzie Stanisfaw Kunz
bedzie musiaf wadzic sic o uojco-
wanie" we wardzie Nowakiem, a
W II wardzie ubiegac sic beda o
zwycieztwo demokrata VIM. E.
Dever republikaninem Obern-
dorf.
w "a wardzie po stronie dra.
Krygowskiego jest zdeklarowanych
s delegatow, a po stronie j. L.
Hechingera 1S. DR.. Krygowski
ME ma przeto szansy dostania sic
ma tykiet demokratyczny.
W q wardzie jest nadzieja, ze
demokrata n. Miller zostanie no.
minowany i wybrany, poniewazre-
publikanie podziela sic ma zwolen-
nikow Butlera Wulffa.
lime wardy ma razie mniej mas
obchodza.
Centralny klub Polsko- Republi-
kanski lei wardy, ma ostatniem
posiedzeniu odbytem pod No. 331
Milwaukee ave. wybraf jednogto-
snie do zarzadu ma rok 1902 naste-
pujqcych obywateli: S. P. Popek,
pref, oh. J6z. Gillmeister, vice
prez., OBJ. J. Fl. Vaga, sekretarz.
Oh. aid. j. F. Smulski, N. Genital.
la, j. Dulinski, Jan Ruszkiewicz i
P. Fl. Smith, komitet wykonawczy.
Ma jutro, wtorek, przypada jedy-
ny dzien regestracyi. Kto cd czasu
ostatniej regestracyi zmienif mie-
szkanie ME chce stracic prawa
gfosu przy przyszfych wyborach,
powinien jutro zapisac sic W swym
precynkcie ma liste wyborcow. Po.
winni to uczynic zwlaszcza wszy-
scy demokraci W takich wardach,
W kt6rych rozchodzi i'm sic o to, a.
zeby przypadkiem kandydaci re-
publikahscy ME pohili kandydat6w
partyi demokratycznej.
Dzisiaj wieczorem odbeda sic ze.
brania demokrat6w 16 wardy W
dw6ch lokalach, mianowicie W
hall A. Giersha pm. 416 Elston ave.
W hall Suchomskiego, rog Dick
son st. i Blockhawk ave. Przema.
wiae tam beda miedzy innymi st.
Knnz, adwokat Czarnecki, Jan
Czekaia, Jan Kondziorski adwo-
kat Piotrowski. Mowcy przemawiac
beda gl6wnie o jutrzeiszej registra.
cyl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-10


Stan6w Zjednoczonych W sprawie
Boer6w ME moze bye mowy. Od-
tad Boerzy nikogo iaske bfagac
ME beda. Komisarze wroca pro.
sto do Afryki i naradza sic z przy.
w6dzcami, czy nadal prowadzie
rolpaczliwa Wake lub poddac sic
ma warunkach, podyktowanych
przez Anglia.
Ma giefdzie ME robiono W zesz-
lynn tygodniu wielkich obrot6w, o
lie wszakze sprzedawano akcye,
brano "a ME ceny ME nizsze, niz W
zaprzesziym tygodniu.
PARYz, logo M area. =
Azeby przyspieszyc zafatwienie sic
budzetem, odbyto W sobote diva
posiedzenia izby deputowanych.
Przyieto budzet ma rok l9o2-19O3
39S gfosami przeciw 81, poczem
odroczono sic.
LoNDYN, logo marca. -
2 Petersburga donosza, ze oslawio
ny general Grybski, ma kt6rego
spada odpowiedzialnosc "a rzez
pod Bfagowieszczehskiem, otrzy-
mai dymisye. Ma rozkaz tego ge-
nerafa woiska rosyiskie wpedzify
do rzeki Amur 5000 Chihczyk6w,
ktorzy sic potopili.
HARrA, wyspy Azorskie, logo
marca. - Parowiec ,,Etruria"
przybyi dotad wczoraj wieczorem
zarzucif kotwice, Wszyscy pasa-
zerowie So zdrowi. 26go lutego
zfamaia sic ma otwartem morzu
gf6wna sruba okretowa. Ia po-
moca telegraph bez drutu wezwano
pomocy okretu :, ,,Umbria", lecz ME
otrzymano odpowiedzi. Zaczeto
tedy puszczac rakiety alarmowe,
kt6re spostrzezono ma angielskim
statku ), William Cliff, kt6ry ma
tychmiast zblizyf sic do ,,Etruria''.
Po roznych przedsiebranych pro-
bach zrobiono ster, przy ktorego
pomocy parowiec jako tako m6gf
sic porusza6 naprz6d puszczono
sig dalsza podr6z, wylacznie
przy pomocy zagli.
KoNsTANTYNoPoL, 10 Marca. =
Tutejsza amerykanska legacya do
reczyia rzadowi tureckiemu note 2
dowodami, ze misyonarka Stone
zostafa uprowadzona przez rozboj-
nik6w ma tureckiem terytoryum,ze
tam prowadzono uk}ady i re tam
wypuszczono panne Stone ma VOL
nose "a okupem, ktory zwr6cic A
merykanom powinien Rad turecki.
Obowiazkiem nadto rzadu jest Sci
gao rozb6jnikow ukarac.
TEN TsIN, 10 marca. Grunt
sporny sktada sic zaledwie z dw6ch
ARROW roll, lezqcej miedzy misya
amerykanska a francuska. Amery-
kanie spedzili tego gruntu Chin
czyk6w, kt6rzy tam uprawiali zie-
mie, a gdy chciano tam postawic
dom. sprzeciwif sic temU konsul
francuski i ustawit przy budowli
swego policyanta. Francuski sztan-
dar ME powiewa wszakze ma ame-
rykanskim domu. Konsul ssamery-
kanski zajaf tel sprawie stano-
wisko, ME znoszace opozycyi tax
dfugo, dop6ki ambasadorzy W Pc
kinie ME porozumieja sig miedzy
soba.
PEK1N, logo marca. - W Je-
hol, W odlegfosci 100 mil cd Peki-
nu, powstafy nieporozumienia mie-
dzy chrzeScijanami Chinczykami
powodu pretensyj chrzesciian do
odszkodowania, Przyszto ztad do
walki miedzy chrzescijauami po-
ganami. To skfonifo Geese wojska
chinskiego do wmieszania sic W
sprawe, rabowania i mordowania,
a ostatecznie do uprowadzenia
ksiedza, kt6ry jest Belgiiczykiem.
W celu odbicia ksiedza wysfali
Moskale Mandzuryi oddziaf woj-
ska, zlozony 500 ludzi.
LoNDYN, logo marca.
2 Shanghai donosza, ze chinscy
kupcy W Porcie Artura otrzymali
L
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-24
Garlic. y ea q aaora.

Garlic. y ca q aaora.
y ic n ~ mign0 haS;a aili.
alue q 80 enfada' lie conica;a.
~ que mas. Hasa ie sieaia.
caaEdO cosae. Jaa.a at
Lc &c y ~ L cac IA t,aha.
y arsna pos q csialguier cisgna.
he lava Goa n Fa,Sma
q. oajA Qcc Ia A. lava.
va con cl pergo al scrm6n.
y 70 no 81 porync n.
porqee ea cl ienp,o a que eS;l
&c aria2 ala Tcvoiacidn.
De noche (qus poafie;isD
comp7rle con q - echo.
&c oprme contra 81 pecho
y le snda 81 s. eaf:ia.
No le juzga un animal.
sino Tn homorc, homb-c iisto:
en- fin. hasa 'c ha Pr1vis.o
de cedula gerSosAl.
Parecierdorle chocan.e
tanto amor. tina rlaiiana
pregunte doiia Juliana,
teniendo el perro delan.e,
-":?or &c al Z Qu;ere uste,
siendo el perro tan horren ioo
La verdad: no 70 conprendo."
Y ella dip: "Quc.por qu9
Pues 10 habra usi6 comprendido
ST en- el Sc fla Use II ra,o
iporque es e vivo retrato
de mi difun,o narilo,"
JUAN PEREZ ZUNICA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-24
FL perro de la viuda

n; -rnigs &c IN niiacz
aoaa I4iiaaa Qsiais.
Cre e aiio royen;a y DIS
g-edd viada 81 AranJnss.
isae an ierro siaga'ar
par j. ieo y u iaeaeha.
sNa sate.s csaia - e. caacal;
la-s os 10 Wy ( ooa'ar.
So cola. issais sicrcc.sa.
C pobge cano ella Soia.
,ecao cue ;.aas sGs una cola
paEcce IA trozo de nsecha,
foac oiaS liane G, coadsaai5
No Sc QuS e ha Saccdido.
que ilcra g uao torrido
y {. O.ro GcSAiquilaao.
per cu'pa dc una carrcia
iicac :7cs la.aS - mas:
pero 81 arc1 las de a.ras.
y Las dc alan:e iEcomp.etas.
Ma, alda IL peios. .ues
afrrna quien le concce
que en- el lo,no ticae doce
y en- la tripa dos 8 tres.
81 hocico es una alcachoia:
sus orcjaS y suS pa.as
son nidos dc garrapat3s
de las de mas baja estofa.
Su salud es peregrina;
tiene hecho cisco el rcdafio
y una gran parte del ano
estz c)1 n tos ferinl.
Pues bien, II daefia y sc fora
de Eerro tan repugnante,
lie profesa IN dei;rante
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-24
C0csaaa y repo5Esria
TERNE&A ASADA

Sc cortan pedazos como de media libra y
Sc ponen en- una cazuela con luulbre arriba Y
abajo para qle So asen poco 4 POGO; cuando es-
te medic asad1, Sc frie tociao gordo, ponendo-
10 en- Ia cazueia col ajos ,nachacad2s, perejil,
pimienta, zun no dc lin6a, sal una pelueha
cantidad De aqua, remo9iGad ia de cuando en-
cuando plra qle - l,n.a por todas parties.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-24
TORTILLA De CONFITURA
- s9iqS - N ssssg

Tomar seis luevos; BATH prlInero las cla-
ras bien batidas, mezclar con las yemas y un
POGO de zalno de li1ljn; batirio mucho afladiel-
do ia ooco de na.a; hace- Ia tortila como al
natural; echar enc;na c)ni.ura de fresas, az1-
car molida y pasar por encima i'm hero al
rojo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-24
Ra 8 G:!:8oS O

2bcsCuenta Albufeda, que una vie;a pregunta-
ba Mahoma 10 que Sc aecesitaba hacer para
ganar el Paraiso. El faso profeta respondo
Amiga mia, eli Paraiso no Sc ha hecho
para las viejas.
Oyendo este la del cuento, principle 10
rar con la mayor ansiedad pero Mahoina la
console diciendo
-Tranquiiza.e; no en.ran las viejas en- el
Paralso, pero es o1rque reiuyenecen todas al
llegar Ia puarta St quedan de ounce amos
--iLoado sea dos su pcofsta! exclamo Ia
vieja retir1ndose. ,--@%S a3:q2j aa4.2
- =
UNA NARIZ MUY GRANDE
Tu nariz con calidad,
ES por Sa na:uraeza
Sfnbo'o de Ia largueza,
Cifra de Ia inmenSidad.
Primero que I'll, Beatriz,
Sale siempre de tn casa
tan adeaate pasa,
Que va pasa de nariz.
fA*x 2E
IA 'ese ia ese gritaba IA aragones con-
ira IN ratero que rol,o /. o)sa cierta sefiora
que compraba melocotones
Corrieron haca 81, y diciendole TN guardia
municipal, date, pedazo de 1adron, contesto
este-Usted Sc equivoca; yo no soy pedazo de
ladroa, 20 soy un Iadroa complete. s
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-02-19
Here We Are Again.


 Always at the top notch is our motto in business. From Al we have landed across the street at 42 East Main street. We are selling more tea, cof- fee and butter now than we ever did; of course the cnfy reason we see is that the quality is fine, our store more convenient; all in nut shell, you get what you pay for every time, whether you come yourself or send the chil- dren. Again, we think our old GUS toners have been telling other people of the quality we sell. Hence there are great many more people drinking nice new seasoned tea and fresh roast ed coffee now than were a few months ago, and we hope it will continue to be so During the past six weeks we have been so busy throwing bouquets and one thing or another at our former landlord that we have forgotten to tell the people about our ssspeciaf' With one pound of Baking Powder. This week we are giving a three-piece bak- ing set made of the very best fired clay to be obtained in the United States; if you wish a set or two we would advise you to make purchase as soon as possible. The price of our nice tasting butter this week is 25c and PFC per pound. but that's no req son why it's not worth 2Sc and 30c. Remember our store is now located dl- rectly across the way from where we were so many years. The store to buy from is
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-02-19
M. Der rgita& Sons UNDER TAKERS. and PRACTICAL
 EMBALMERS.

The best equipped house in Connec- ticut, with everything needed for the business to be shown in warerooms. from the plainest line Of goods to the most modern. Experienced and gen tlemanly help to attend to your wants dav or night. Modern Hearses in black and white; rubber tired Hacks; rubber tired Ambulance on call. Night calls answered by Thomas F. Bergin, 75 South Elm street, or District office, x East Main street, or at residence, 102 Walnut street. Telephone at store 6o3-4. at residence 333-2.
 Camp chairs to rent for halls or prl' vate parties.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-02-19
scov1LL HOUSE INSURANCE.
$55,O00 on Building and Ss,o00 on Fur

$55,OOO on Building and Ss,000 on Fur
 niture Paid To-day.
 The insurance on the Scovill house was adjusted today. The loss was total, but the insurance only partial, about $55,000. This sum was paid. The insurance on the furniture, about $S,000, was also paid. Unless the site is bought by the government on which to build postoffice. for which a movement has already been start ed, it may be occupied by dry goods firm or a hotel. There are three proprietors of hotels in New York anxious to secure the land and one dry goods firm from tIe same city. So stated Real Estate Agent Schlegel today.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-02-19
CITY NEWS.
SkatIne at the rink to-nieht.

The board of education will hold the regular semi-monthly meeting this
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-02-19

Roland F White Of Springfield nas purchased the Hotel Weeden on Gen. ta: street.
 A sleigh ride will be enjoyed by the seniors and juniors of the High school on Thursday evening.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-02-19

 Picnic

What fun to take day off in tile woods or by the lakeside. After III hands have romped around comes the principal event-the lunch What dc you do: Bring out mahogany table and spread upon 1t damas1 cloth: Q no! The plain pine boards are used with an ordinary table cloth It may even be little ragged, for EVERY THING goes at picnic Then the big baskets are brought out and various bottles and the feast is on. Now comes the criticism. The salads must be JUST RIGHT, the pie like mother makes and the cake light as feather
 For the next six months or so Dodge is going to run picnic at 30 Center street. Our old store will be rebuilt better than ever, and we intend to
 have the fittings up to date and the
 very best we can afford. Therefore lat the Center street picnic very little
 has been spent for fixtures, but the
 goods, are just the same as at the old store, every pair guaranteed by Dodge and every dollars worth suitable to be moved back to our rebuilt store when we all, customers. owners and clerks, go back rejoicing.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-29
2O6D'~,o C,I-~
@AOUS6 HOLO :,
RECIPE =. :

Pepper Ninc-cr-fr-o I'D 2 half
dozen peppers. add three dozen black
peppercorns add tWO tablespoons OF
sugar 20 q quart of vinegar. scald and
pour over the peppers. Put in a jar.
steep few minutes strain and bottle.
Eat with fish o. raw oysters.
Tomato Rciish-Scald and skin thirty
ripe tomatoes; pare and core twelve
sour apples; peel ten onions: remove
The seeds and stems from six peppers.
then chop all very fine, mix thoroughly
and stew slowly one and q half hours;
this IS very nice served with meat.
Golden Wafles - slit together one
half OF a teaspOonful OF baking powder
and two cupfuls Of -four. Add the Well
beaten yoiks OF three eggs TO one and
three-fourths cupfuls OF milk and stir
smooth into the dry ingredients. Also
add two level tablespoonfuls OF butter.
melted. Just before baking the waffes
stir in the stifiy beaten whites OF the
three eggs. Serve with shaved maple
sugar or lemon syrup.
Fricasse OF Mushrooms - Peel and
wipe a quart OF small button mush-
rooms; put tablespoon OF butter into
saucepan and lay in the mushrooms:
set over fire and stir: add fi6u~ TO thick
en-; season with telspoOnfnl of
minced thyme. grating OF nutmeg.
/ pepper and salt. Pour in soup stock 10
thin the mixture and let simmer for
twenty minutes. Take out the mush-
, rooms With a skinner. strain the
/ rsT -.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-29

The example OF Gods iornearalec and
the incentive ci hls trl-t le.u to prepare
al. tor rl.f -e--cor-.n. and raL-ert walt.a-
u-irl are. perhaps. the moss a. i.le-.L ar-s
nf living. Preachers c- che strenuous .Ife
often forget tla- ior one wno care- o. arg
-lerc mrst 1e many VINO are compelled 90
va4r and 90 endure. 81 ls nos tlc charge
witch roumclrc-- dread ior their come
r1ar1s. % is tle waiting before tne word %
Clar-e III gwen. Action relieves the tension
c- the nerves aud occupies the thought.
4 be example ci Code patience ls not ln ~
Erl . sGticlent incentive in our time az
need. God waits because lie knows. He
sees the end from the beginning. and IS
never tempted 20 gather unrlpe fruit as
we - often are lie asks rs 90 be sharers
90 His patience by the exercise Of faith.
We can wait because we believe. lie
trusts us il the partnership OF work and
waiting. and SIC renoUnce and have IA.
tlcnce because We trust Him Tor the end
lie prCsnlses--Ihe COngregationalls-.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-29

\ wise woman suggests that the av-
crage mother may gather many valua-
bic suggestions 10y 4 visit 10 a modern
day nursery. The lesson OF airing
clothes is especially well illustrated In
such institutions. In all well conduct
cd nurseries the clothes taken of from
the child I'm the morning are replaced
by clean outfits provided 10y the insti-
tuition. and they are well shaken "a the
open air. loosely folded and gathered
ga an open bag made OF knotted cord.
The bag Is then hung out OF the win
dow. or sometimes in large. well-ven-
tilated room filled with dry heat At
night when the child leaves he IS
dressed I'm these clothes thus fresh
cncd. The process is partly 10 guHrd
against possible infection I'm the gar
ments. but as well TO air them thor
oughly and get rid OF the close. stuTy
smell thar gets into clothes in small
rooms where cooking and laundry
work is carried on. The personal cloth
Ing in any house should never be shut
In Theoretically sealed closets. and al
modern architects when planning 4
house pay great attention 20 tse ventiI-
alton OF clothes closets II closets are
I Theoretically sealed which IS tho case
IN she average house. they should be
/ thoroughly aired for an hour or -w-o
/ each day.-Chicago Rccord-Herald.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-29
THERE ARE FOOLS AND FOOLS.
Those Who Risk Death at Niagara and
These Who Ask Questions.

muse VINO H'sN Se"'' az We SS'S a"o
'"0Se ""0 ASK ~ucS''0"s-
There are two distinct sets OF fools
In this country said the proprietor OF
hotel az Niagara Falls. as one OF his
guests took a seat IN the lobby with
him. for the air outside was cold.
thought the classification Of fools
was on GOOD dear broader lines than
mat said the guest always
thought there were as many kinds OF
fools as there we're persons.
50 there are. was fhe answer;
but ! mean two species which have
come under my special observations
for example. tncre Is the 1901 WI"
Is forever trying 20 XIII himself with
OUT wanting 10 make complete sue
cess Oh u. ana. tnen' the 1901 VINO IS
always asking no" the nTst ioo' Snc-
Veeeea-
HNe'F summer nai Do@en pes-
sons are a-Neriisel 70 snoot me rap
l1S. OF Walk over iNe Wliflnooi on
Nsn'rope' or barrel thens ciFek mp
ana 'un'le oFef 'Ae i"i-s. some say
'hey are CONS TO GO IT, nrt IKE
20 ".IN OWNS ho'As OUTSIDE me
'ent DIRK Nhen x comes 20 ne real
performance theE point 60 only q
CHROME and pair or mirrors. ~ eN-
hoit their threc hcaaei canri'al
Ana then some are less foolish and go
ahead and hiu thctls elves outright.
hFery man orinss me letters from
the other class oi FOOLS, who. Tor cX-
ample. VIII ASK such question as;
VIII you please tel me low many
persons nave gone over tne ais
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-29

WORK j. given TO men not only. nor 90
gr1cn. pe-haps. because the word needs IL.
Men make work. bul work makes men.
An Cf-ee u rot place io- making money;
. d place for making men. A workshop
is nos a pace Tor making machinery. for
Sitting cnInes and turning cylinders. it -
a place Tor making souls. Tor Sitting out
honest. modest. Whole uatlfed men For
t'roflceacc c1rc7 lee Cor winning causes
than shat men. whether losing or winning.
sl0riL Re great aud true. cares nothing
that reforms should drag thcir cause irom
year % year bculidernr.y, bat that mea
and nations. in carrying them out, sh1u j
find tlerc education. discipline, urs.lhsh-
ness and growth ia srace.-ielry Drum
reCrd
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-29

Somebody has discovered shat silver
g. easily Kept bright 81 il is boiled occa-
sioraliy in an aluminium Kettle. This
latter vessel must he kept perfectly
clean and bright and hllcd with hot
water WHOM the household silver IS put
in H. Ncp the water boiling for
hftcgu minutes then take cut and dry
the silver with thc ordinary silver tow
els. and it VII be found that the forks.
spoons. etc. VIII Dee beautifully bright
and glitterlng. The kettle. ON the con
trary. VIII have become tarnishcl.-
New York Posi-.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-29

than an other causes combined. These
who are smart are looking for some
short cut TO fortune-some scheme
sore tricky way 20 shear the lambs
and get somebody's money for nothing
This is sad. but IL is the truth
Well. the election is over and we are
Just where We were. We didn't expect
anything else. Senator Morgan can
take comfort. for he said long ago that
II was best 20 let the republicans have
the house as long as they had the SEN
ate. Give them rope. al the rope. and
let the country see where they viii iun
10 and by the next presidential election
the people viii be alarmed and turn the
rascals out SO mote ~ be.-Bln Arp
In Atlanta Constitution.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-29

Admirers Of the late Gen. Franz ST.
gel propose 70 ask the New York city
authorities 10 change the name of
Cedar Park. az one Hundred and Fiji
ty-second street and Mott avenue. TO
sigel park 10 honor the memory OF
the patriot and soldier. Gen. Sigel
vas resident Of the Bronx for more
than quarter OF a century, and his
friends say that as he was the most
prominent veteran OF the civil war
who lived In that part OF the city Il
would be appropriate 10 commemorate
his patriotic services in such a sub
stenaal way. Many public officials
and citizens or the Bronx favor the
plan.