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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-01-14
ANGood

All doctors arc good, but
only the best can cure the
hardest cases. Just so with
cough medicines. All are
good, but only the best can
cure the hardest coughs.
Buy the kind the doctors pre-
scribe, -Ayer's Cherry Pee
toral.
"For three winters | had a very bad
cough. ! then tried Ayers Cherry Pee
toral. In a short time | ceased cough
ing, and soon was entirely cured"
Mrs. Pearl Hyde, Guthrie Center, la.
,se.. see.. 500. &c. AVER CO.. Lowell. Mas.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-01-14

La grippe coughs often continue for
months and oftimes lead to fatal re-
suits after the patient is supposed to
have passed the danger point. Foley's
Honey and Tar affords positive pro
lection and security from these coughs.
Alvarado Pharmacy.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-01-14
ALBUQUERQUE AND JEMEz SPRINGS
STAGE.

Leaves from Trimble's stables every
Tuesday and Saturday at s o'clock a
m. Only line with a change OF stock en-
route through in a day. Bath house open
all the year. Fine winter resort. Tick
cts for sale by W. L. Trimble & Co. Al
buquerque. J. b. BLOCK, Prop.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-01-14
Not Ornamental.

No those green tags on our goods
are not ornamental. they mean bust
ness. They stand for price reductions
the real reductions-and not the
imaginary. Simon Stern. the Railroad
avenue clothier.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-01-14

Charles Jones. who figured in the
bloodless shooting affair. is well-known
here. and was in the saloon business
at Bland, leaving that town when a
boom started at Santa Rosa. His wife
now resides in this city.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-01-14

Personal-Clairvoyant and Palmist
Francis Martin will give sittings at a
reduced fee this week; satisfaction
guaranteed. 113 North Third street,
over Albright's Art store.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-01-14
GRAND CENTRAL.

+. ID. Jansen, Minneapolis; Amado
Chavez, Santa Fe; W. NJ. Connell. Los
Lunas; Perciyal Barker, New Hamp-
shire.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-01-14

You should know that Foley's Honey
and Tar is absolutely the best for all
diseases of the throat and lungs. Deal
crs are authorized to guarantee it to
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-01-14
MONUMENTS

All kinds of stone and mable work
Prices moderate. Shop and yard cor
ner Fifth street and Railroad avenue
III. q. MAURINO.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-01-14
The ICEBERG
STEVE BALLING, Prop.

We handle the finest line Of Liquors
and Cigars. All patrons and friends
cordially invited to visit the Iceberg.
l09-lll South Second street.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-01-14
Cure for Depleted poeketbOOks.

Buy your clothing and furnishing
goods at our green tag sale and you
will have money left. Simon Stern,
the Railroad avenue clothier.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-01-14

Those dancing dolls used for Christ
mas window display now for sale at
the Economist.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-01-14

Subscribe for The Daily Citizen and
get the news.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-07
LO que Duede haCer
IN hOmbr8 de so amos.

Un escritor venezolano da su
opinion sobts Ell particular, y s. ex
prssa del siguienta modo;
"Ante todo hay que tener an
cuenta que SO 8 4 d equivalen, spro
adamente, 4 Is. $50 das, con sus
corfespondisntss noches.
FL mayor ndmero de horas se
invierte en- ell TRABAJo despu6s via
ne el ssuefo,s luego los sposatiena :
pose despues ID sconaida;s en- pendl'
timo lugar las eentermedades,> y por
dltimo el paseo.
Por supuesto, todo ESQ trstan
dose de caa]quier otro psis del mum
do, puss trata adose oe Ven szuela
dice aquel escritor ell N eyor n1me'
ro de horas, en- el t6rmino de 80
amos, 10 invsrtimos, en- IL eguerro CT
vil:s en- In sRotuaadas y en- eCWracao:s
6 10 que es 10 mismo: matandonos
los amos & los otros: NORTH .&ndoncs
los otros & los amos, y comiendo fun
oIo n
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Barrid0 publiCQ.

LaJunta Superior de Sandal, el
diractor de L. misne y tod&s las au
toridades locales, deben fjsrse an 10
f1rma como 50 verifca Ell narrido de
GALES en- esta ciudsd, puas como no.
Sc riegan antes diehss GALES, no Sc
hace otra coaa que trasladar el pol
vo de m sitio otro le7autando ger
menes que ponsn en- pe.igro la sslad
kdo]:ca'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-07
lmpOrtanteS
deClaraCiOneS
del Almirante Dewey.
El bill de Filipinas.
Mega haber pactad0
NADIA con AguinaldO.
de maestro Covesponsa1.)

Nueva York 27 JUNO. Aute 81
lsmado sComite de Filipinas1 del
Ssnado presto declaration hoy el
Almirante Dewey, resultando muy
importsntes las luces que aquella
arroja sobre Ia tan discutida cam
paf1a filipina de IL gaerra hispsno
americans.
Rsfriendose & 10 rendici6n de
Manila, dijo el Almirante: <No hu
DO nesesidad de perder nm solo hom-
hre, porque todo estabs arreglsdo;
el gobernRdor general convino con
mlgo en- que 20 dispararfs slgunos
tiros y harris Embellishments l. ee.
nal de slse rinde Vd:> El habfa de
izsr ID b&ndera blanca Immediate
mente tomarfamos nosotros pose
sion, temiendo los espadoles el alta
que de los insure ctoss
icon quie celebr6 Vd. este
convenio?s, le pregunta Ell Senador
Burrows.
Con el G obernaaor General,
Comandsnte de lss faerzss espano :.
las, & quien die: <Si sst& Vd. dis.
puesto & rendirse, para que dispa-
rar IN solo tiro? A este me contes.
t6 que su honor ssf 10 exigfa. Por
tsnUo, 20 tave que haeer fuego y
matar unos pocos.
-iPars protejer So honor de
6.?s lnterrumpi6 de nuevo 81 Sena-
der Burrows.
Isl, contesto Ell Almiranta lie
die que hiciera buena su palabra,
porqus 81 disparaba nm solo siro,
echaba IL cindad absio. Los espa.
Il oles no hteieron foego, allu cuando
tsnfan Is. 900 soldados en- ID plaza y
cuarenta y siete csnones en- la lfnsa
de agua2
Dewey neg6 enfaticamante ID
version que tanto ha circulado desde
aquslla feehA, de que ha bis prone
lido q Aguiasldo Ia Independents
de Filip'nas, y descubri6 como Sc
puso en- relacion con los iusurrectos
y Guam pooa importancia do & 10
cooperaeida de 6stos, IL caal coope.
rAei6n, sin embargo, no tuvo incon-
vaniente Ell sceptar.
El bill de Filipinas aprobado
por el Senado, ha sido objeto do vi
vas disc1 stones en- L. Ckmara. Esta
10 hs aprobado con algunas enmien-
das, teniendo que passr de nuevo al
Senado. cuya aprobaci6n requiere
para ser ley.
Santiago, esposs dc nuestro amigo
don E Milo Porrats.
Reciba este nuestro sentido Pc
same.
Han sido indultsdos por el
Gobsrnador, Daniel D&r1o Maliona'
do, que eumplfA condena en- IL Peni'
tenciaria de esta ciudsd y Ventura
P Psreira Pagan, en- 10 c6rcel de Hu-
macao.
-Hamos tenido Ell gusto de salu-
dar en- esta redacci6n al professor de
Ponce se11or Cristia1, quisn vino
esta ciudad Rcompaf1ando II inteli'
6 anta senorita Rosa B ocanegrg, Ia
cual cursara en- Ia Normal de Rio
Piedras los estudios para obtener el
tftulo de professors graduada.
va han empezado 4 prestar
servicio los faros .instalados en- Ia
bahia de esta Capital.
Ell Tribunal examinador de plo'
meros, hs recomendado doce aspi'
rantes & dicha profession, fin de
que So uJlllc9u aus sGrVlclOS como
peritos en- esta clsse de trabsios.
-Segdn informes de 4 TINA no.
RS no So llama JosefA Disz ST Sa
,, bina, la muier denunciada por el fo'
DO de que damos cuents anterior
monte. Esta individua di6 varios
nombres 81 ser interrogads. Ha ST.
do tambien detenida por contravenir
el baudo de hygiene exigi6ndosela
una fianza de $500.
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ZOLA
Y Ia ensenanza.

Para una il ,rmaci6n abarta
Dor el peri6aico feances "LsyR9vua
Blanche" sobre II libsrtad d. ease'
ffsnza, ha escrito E Milo 2 sla, las
siguientes lfneas:
Como hombre social estino
que es precise fuprimir sbsoluta-
nente II ensafanza re|igiosa.
Que los padres eduque rel}glo'
ssmenta en- casa sua hijos, 81 bian
les place; que les Gen los praaepto'
res que quiersn; que les imprimsn
Il direeci6n intelecbusl que Sc les an
toie este ne parece perdonable; 10
vida sc encsrgara por ST misma dc
enderezar los errores de edacaci6n
8 direction; pero es ms anssto que Sc
reccnozca cficialmente la legitimi'
dad de una enseGanza monstrdoss,
tolersndo L. existsncia de colegics
corgregacionistas; porque Ell CHS
tisnismo es una doct ina anti social.
artihumana. una doctrina de muer'
te, que suprime 10 vide, In terra, en-
provecho de una existencia sUpra
terrestre que soflsticamente encGbra
propositos de domination resi- y tan
gible.
Sosialm snte no hgy derecho de
practicar sl msl es precise, por 10
tsnto, guitar 4 ess sects mslhachors
su potestad de hacsr ds1o."
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auCO.

Desde Ia semara passds dieron
comienzo en- el pueblo de auco los
ira ,aios de alcantarillado y pusntes
para L. vfa-fetres de circunvalaci6n,
que empalmar& hasts Ia hacienda
sRits,, puerto principal de ID Cea'
.al G iauica.
Eala ejscucion de estas obras
sc emplean actualmenta al rededor
de- 80 rni9 sdos 6 s'bs1ilss de Ia F'e.
deraci6n L'bre de Yanco, segun con.
veaio estsbleeido ccn ID Conpanfa
constructors.
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GremiO De Tip6grafOS.

Con- atento B. L. NJ. hemos to
nido el gRsto de recibir un folle to
elegantemente impreso. del regls-
mento del gremio de tipografos de
esta ciudad, asi como tsmbien las
bases para Il fundacion de an taller.
Son Pfesidsnte y Sscretario de
dichs ssocisei6n los Sres, don Artu'
70 V&zquez y don Salvador Gonza
lez Figueroa. Damos las gracias por
L. atsncion, deseando & dichs socie
dad seguro exito = TODD linsje de
prosperidadss.
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POR e = 81,
CSERXIC1O DIRECTo-0
Estados Unidos.
t urlosa tormenta aZota
LAS zoNAs N0RTE Y 0EsTE.
AVerlas en- los bareos

Averlas en- los barcos.
: New York Julio 7 lilo A. M.
Una formida ble tormenta ha
azotado las zonas Norte y Oeste de
los Estados Unidos. Muchas en-
barcaciones spfrieron ayerias de
consideration.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-07

del Trihunsl Supreme, Ia ofcina del
abogsdo americano encargado de 10
traduccien u irg' '6sde las ssntencias
que Sc estkn recopilando re de dicho
Tribunal.
--Hs sido nombrado comisario
del bsrrio de Palo Seco, don Juan
Carrerse, comereiante de squel po-
blado.
--Por disposition del Tribunal
de Dstrito de Msyseu han iugre'
ssdo en- 10 carcel de EQualla ciudad,
processdos p0r robo y lesiones res
pectivamenta, Harme uegildo Ross
Calzn Manuel Ramirez Rivera y
puesto en- lioertad Nolasco Grsj sles
BArreto'
-Ha cesado en- sas opereciones
Ia c,sA mercantil que gir&bs en- estn
plaza hsj Ia rsz6a social de Men.
dez y Co hacie adose cargo de l. ii
qujdsci6 Is uueva, astablecida bajo
l. firma de Cef9r Meudez, siendo
apoderado de Ia misma don Avelino
Mendez.
--Ha fallacido en- esta Capital,
de resultAs de parto, dof1a Maria
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Italia.
Jubilee del Papa
LEON XIII.
Celebradp con gran pompa
LEON XIII.

New York Julio 7 lt-l0A NJ.
Ell jubilee del Papa Leon XIII
celebr6se aver con gran pom
pa Al acto asistieFon muchos prin
cipes de la Iglesia Cat6liea Apos-
to!lca Romano. Gran solemnidad
ha revestido el iebileo, de cuya ce-
lebraci6n Sc ufana 81 Sumo Ponti-
fee. -
EN EoI'a IMP fllN'iA SO darA
e2loeaa1dn & dos chicos appendices
sue saoau cnmnnner y distribuir.
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En- Newfoundland,
Efectos de la tormenta
GRANDEs PERDIDAs.
Inealoulables.

New York Julio 7 11-10 A. A.
Los efectos de la. tormenta en-
Newfoundland (Terranova) han sldo
desastros $. Las p6rdidas sufridas
son incalculables Tambien Sc Ia
mentan desgracias personales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-07
La bandera
Cubana
del MORO.

La hermosa bandera cabana que
ondea actualmeuta en- el Moro
(santisgo de Cuba) es un pracioso
reg alo hacho por a aistinguida So,
nora Maria Cabraies, viuda de Ne.
Geo, Ell mas grsnde De todos los ba-
talladores por Ia libertad de Caba,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-07
La Copa rOta.
del frances J

La copa q. contiene estss verbsnas
IN golpe de abanico recihio:
Ell contacto sentirse debi6 apenss
porque ruido ninguno SO escuch6.
Enpero Ia ligsra rozsdura
mcrdieudo m dis y otro en- 81 cristal
en narchs silenciosa, mas segura,
rodeola con IN cfpgalo mortal.
Por 81 Sc fltro Ell sgua gotta gotta
y sin jugo los tallos estan ya
La copa en- tanto no parece rota
pero no Ia toqneis. rorque 10 esta
Muchas vecas as1 ID amiga mano
el coraz60 os toca " os 10 here
y SURE el corszon, y SURE en- vsno
porque en- silencio desfallece y muere
La leve herida SO dilata. crece
hasta centric al fin: an! no os fiieis
81 acaso intacto 81 coraz6n parece:
SO encuentra roto va; no 10 toqueis
Arturo de Cqrricarte,
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Jubilee del Papa.

FL Is Iglasia cat5lica es una ia
dulgeacia pieuaria y extraoraincis
eoncediaa per 81 Saco pontfee. & Ia
lglesia Universal 8 al mencsS & to6os
los que visitaron ea Roma las Igle-
sias de San Pedro = Saa P BIC,
Sc difarencia de Izs in6u ganciza
ordinarias 6 comuuess eD oaa, a7ran-
te 81 jubilee, el paas fsenltk 1 1oa
confasores para adsolver tGdoa ioa
cssos ressrv&dos y conmutar Il S fall
tas sinpies
En- l. secci6n cablegraGca por
serTicio direoto de sLs Corrc spon-
de ciss de hoy, yeran nuastrag iec.
torres Is n0ticia del Jubileo celabr1.
40 ayer en el Vaticsno con grsn
pompa.
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TO LET

Fine rooms and one commodiol
end well ventilated mirsdor 1T LEI
naobla uprices Apply at % 81
ynsA StTak.
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Y enoZuGla
De LA REVOLUTION.
os rebeldes aVanzan sobre Caracas.

775 'c0o1es7s a75nzaH sUDI5 oaTaoas'
New York Julio I 10 4. NJ.
Sc cree que los revolucionarios
Venezolanos, que avanzan rapida-
mente sobre Caracas, obtendran en-
bFeye Ell triunfo detfnitiyo. La ST.
tuaci0n de Venezuela es sumamen-
te crltica, y ell pueblo desea que
cese cuanto antes el presente esta-
do de cosas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-21

AFTER A NEW BUILDING.-lt will
be remembered that at the asst session
OF Congress dill was introduced for
the enlargement of the post off1ce and
Gust ,m house building in this city, and
a similar bill has been submitted and
referred at ibis session. At present the
business of the postoffioe. custom house,
internal revenue and United States
Court is conducted in the building
which was erected over forty-five years
ago for the requirement OF those days.
1t has long been conceded that the
structure Is contracted for present de-
nisods and especially unhaDdy for those
having business 10 the court room, peo-
pie being compelled to climb a spiral
stairway TO the third story where the
court is held. The court room is often
found too email to accommodate the
crowds attracted. During the last SEES
sion of the United States Court one OF
the supervising architects OF the treas
ury attended and IL is said he expressed
the opinion that more enlarged facilities
should be afforded for transacting the
affairs OF the government 10 this city.
Congressman Rixey Ia interesting him
self In the matter aud Is endeavoring to
have new and modern public building
erected here. Should his labors meet
with success tits thought the new
building will be placed 10 another
locaIity-doubt -ss on KiOg street.-The
main business tboroughfare. A numOer
of promident business men of this ty
are working assidlously 10 furtherance
of the movement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-21
By X. F. Knox, AuclioneeT.
A UCTION SALE OF REAL AND PER
~ SONAL PROPERTY.

-
Pursuant TO the terms OF deed Of trust
d ted April 81, 1900, aud duly recorded in
nber E, No. @, folio 571, one Of the land
records of the county of Fairfax, Virginia,
aud at the request Of the holder Of the notes
secu ,ed thereby, and pursuant TO the terms
Of q decree rendered on the 18th day Of jan
uarT, 1902, by the District Court of the
U nited Ststes for the Eastern District OF Vir'
einis. in the matter Of Richardson and Harri-
son ct ais vs.. Carson Handle Company ct ais.
in said said court depending, the undersigned
will cell st pub ic auction on
SATURDAY. February 1, 1902,
on the premites at New Alexsni ris, Fairfax
county, Virginia. the following personal
properly:
Oue 6O-horse. power stsel boiler 1 so.
horse power horizontal engine (Fsuqusr
make); rs horse power high pressure en-
CINE l S0.horse.power steel boiler; force
pump Quantity OF steam pumps, safety valves
and general fittings large number Of pillow
blocks 3lb, 2 1916, 2 7.16 and i 1915
quantity OF steel Skating and quantity Of
IRON chatting injured by fire., sizes 2 1916,
2 7-16 and 1 1916; number Of raw man
drills quantity Of brass; Quantity OF stesl ;
| malleable iron and cast iron; quantity OF
water pipes, and q quantity OF corrugated
iron roofing; about $50 600 bricks and 3
quantity Of wood, probably about 100 cords Of
| hickory ire wood cut Ia short pieces, suitable
for crates and stoves; and the following real
| estate;
ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND situated
at New AleKsndris, in the county OF Fairfax
state of Virginia, and bounded and described
IS follows; to Wit: Beginning at 8 stake on
the southeast corner Of Railroad avenue and
g street extended, running thence along the
south side OF q street, extended, south 81
Az east. FIVE hundred and sixty-four and
three tentSs (564.3') feet to stake on bank
of Potomsc river; thence down the said river
south $50 90 east, four hundred and two and
forty-three one hundredtbs (402. ABB fee. to
q stake; thence with the line, parallel to and
distant three hundred (301) feet from the
south side OF q street extended; north S1e
41'ess five huBdrsd and sixty six and two
t,nths 1866. ~ feet to stake on the est side
| Of Railroad avenue; thence along the cas-,
aide Of said avenue north 33o IL west four
hundred and one and eighteen one-hun
dr,dths (401.1S) feet to the beginning, and
containing 1898 acres, more or less beni
the land which was formerly occupied by tes
factory and works OF the Carson Handle
Compsuy. together with all riparian right
and privileges to the said land belonging Of
in any wise sppsrtsining, and ali other rights
easements and appuItensnces whatsoever Il
the said land aud premises belonging.
Terms Of sale; Cash.
Trustsa.
LIN. NANCE,
Receiver Ct Carson Handle Co.
Gsrdner L. Boothe, attorney for truste
snd receiver. isn1l "a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-21

ASSAULT WITH A BOTTLE La I
night a colored man FAMED spencer
Jones entered Mrs. Alexander's saloon,
near le old canal basin, and was 10 the
act of drinking a glass Of beer with az
acquaintance when he claims he was
wautoDly assaulted by a white men
named Harrie Sims who struck him
over the head with q b tile. Two
other whlts men we're in the place : t
fhs time. one OF whom attempted to
ksep Sims from making the assault.
There was no charge against the other,
The trio was arrested, however, and
Sims left IS collateral for his appear
auce this morning, but failed to sppe r.
The Mayor dismissed the two meo VT %
were brought before him snd Issued q
warrant for the rearrest Of Sims. ssyir
tnat his offsnse could net be expistso
for Eve dollars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-21

ENTERTAINMENTS A large and APP
precist We audience greeted the rise OF
the curt lin ct Liggett Hail, last night
and quit nice sum was realized for
the Atait tic Association. The follow
ing programme was rendered and toe
rouad OF applause vita which every
number was received was an assurance
tlst the audiences was we'll pleased:
A song Of Thanksgiving, Mr.. John H.
Chapman; Happy Days, Miss Grace Cooke;
violin solo. RHb Melody, Miss Helen Whiule-
sey; recitstion, The Way Grsnpa Danced the
Mlnuet Miss hsybee Ewing; When th
Heart is Young MISS Bertha M. Woodsr ;
nero .ketch. Mes r.. Cation, FestherstOue
ana Steiner; "The Shade of the Palm" Mr.
Roger A. Wake; violin solo, Miss Helen n.
Whittesey; recitation, When Mother Was
Young, Miss Msybele EWING solo, Out on
the Deep, Mr. Richsrd Writ recitation, Con-
versatiou Of the edibles in the pantry, Mr.. II
3. Cation; sketch. "A Mouse Trap" Mr., W r..
Couley and Mics Myra Lee Cavalier; accom-
pauists, Mrs. Mssslo, Miss Rathbone, Miss Whit
tlesey, and Miss Ramsey 1t would make
this article too long 10 mentio
individually those who took part
in the entertainment, besides 1t Is M
necessary, 90 they sTe well known to Alexan-
drisns ard it is sufficient TO say thsy al dld
we'll Alter the curtain fell, refreshments
were served in ths hail to the audience, while
Prof ,ssor and Mrs. Blscsfo d entertained
the performers at the High School In tneir
usual style, which, as every ore know
leaves nothing to be siTei
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-21

The A. L l. FAIR.-Tne work OF it,
ting up Armory Hall for the fair
which is to begin there Wednesday
evening for the benefit OF the Alex.
andria Light Infsotry is rapidly
nearing completion. The whole de-
sign and The arrangement Of the
various divisions has excited great
admiration. Tomorrow evening, the
opening night OF the fair, will be deyot
ed especially to the former members OF
toe iufsDtry. The association compo 'ed
of veterans of the company, which was
recently formed, has sent out letters TO
each OF it's members, inciosing the
Invitation from the fair association TO
be present tomorrow evening, and ask
ing that The members meet tomorro"
evening 10 the rooms of the Business
NJ rs League Just before The opening
Of tie fair. E4ca member will wear
badge ana when the company has
formed ready for marching the preser t
Alexsndri4 Light Infa, y will arrive
end escort the old membe re TO Armory
Hall. The fair will tlen be formally
opened. Thursday evening will be
Military Night" Five companies OF
the District Of Columbia militia have
accented invitations to attend. The
following night will be devot I'd t. the
Masonic fraternity. The guests OF
honor Saturday night will be members
OF various Catholic organizations and
members OF the My,tlo Shrine. The
firemen will be eDtsItii With special
hopors the following Monday night and
the next evening will be "Civic Organi-
zstion Night" Monday, February 3,
at n the close Of the fair, progressive
euonre party will be held at The Armory:
1t is expected to surpass anything OF
tue sort ever seen 10 this city. Arrange
met for this function are 10 the hands
of Mrs. Lycurgus Uhler.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-21

WEATHER. The ring around the
moon last night caused many ID shake
their heads ominousy and prophesy
falling weather. 1t came about D
o'clock this morning 10 the shape OF
rain which frozs as fat ss it fell and
this morning the sic, had made the
stree t, as slippery ss glass, so much SO
thst most people obliged to move
about during the early hours were
compelled to take the middle OF the
streets. A number of persons had
falls, but so far as known none was
seriously hut. Lot r in the day the
ice on the north sides of stree to melt d,
but that on the pavementI on the
south sides remained. The wind was
from the northeast and a penetrating
hne rain has fallen during most Of the
day.