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The San Francisco call., 1898-07-28

Name and Weight Jockeys. #. <. s5f. Fin. Shs'{ .Ths Gardensr' Gsn1S ios IIah %aheT ana Jean !ngelow, sss s9nger 3 Time, I:o4 Won handiiy. Second and third
 Meddiesome 100. Mount Clements 100, Hop
 Straight odds against first three-2h to L even money and 214 10 l.
 'Favorite.
 Third race, three -year-olds selling. five fur .Bissful. i21 -. @ Maher Fl fl Is | 'ii 5 Harry c. 12a;: .Doggett 2i MS 'SrEn; TrTmbridge. i'd i2i. 0 cennoT S , Time. 1:o31f. Won easily. Second and third Wauwego 12s, Julius Caesar 19s. Yodan 12s. Sculptor 125. Orthos 123. Genaro 123 Pocket Book l2S. Fairy Dale 121 and Ellerslie Belle 12l Straight odds against first three-2 to l. to l and 15 to l.
 'Favortte.
 Fourth race ohs;nHdieap, mile and sixteenth; Gierian. il5 a1 to {Doggett5 .:..:.....:... Second and nd third driving l''' ' null a ''S '"' Our Johnny Ill, .Komurasaki loa and Jeefer- q also ran.
 'Favorite.
 Fifth race. selling. two-year-olds. five fur Name and Weight. Jockeys E. s. Str Fin 'Kirkwood, 1i2 ........ Doggett 2 2 ? Tut Tut los. O Leary 1a lh2 Al Reeves. 107........O Connor .. Crown, lGI .Dupee Time. 1:oSlt Won driving. Second and third driving.
 Morning 109 also ran.
 Straight odds against first three-Even money. 21a to l and F to l.
 'Fayorite.
 Sixth race handicap. hurdle. and half miles,
 Fl Cid, 135. to , (Barry). Time, 254k. Won easily.
 sFavorite
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-28

PHILADELPHIA, July N-Philade- phia and Washington played two games here to-day, the Phillies winning both by timely hitting The second game was called in the seventh inning on account of darkness. Attendance 50S9. Score, first game:
 Clubs R. H E. Washington ...........................,.. 9 3 EnllaOelpHla l
 Batteres-Weyhing and Farrell; Orth and Mcfarland. Umpires-Snyder and Connolly.
 Score second game:
 Clubs R. H. E. MaiShngton l9 IHlldNelpHlh ]
 Batteries-Donovan and Farrell; Donahue and Murphy. Umpires-Snyder and Connolly.
 LOUISVILLE, July 27.-Stenzels home run In the ninth inning saved the Browns from a shut out. Harley while at the bat in the fourth, had a finger split by a pitched ball. Attendance 800 Score:
 Clubs R. H. E 1<oulsNllie .'.-.-..-.....-......H 1b St. Louis :....;.........:...:::....:.... 8
 Batteres-Dowling and kittridge; Sudhoff Carsey and Sugden. Cmpires-Emse and Hunt
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-28

to l and 10 to i.
 'Favortte.
 Second race handicap. six furiongs: ba1e Se'RS' Waldo. d Dusen s l4 T4ss E Bs Bsts desared off Te2Tps on account of sus cious ride on Dave Waldo.
 Time. 1:12A. Won handily. Second and third 'Fervor 1o5. Storm Queen S5 and Apple Jack Straight odds against first three-5 to l. 8 to and to l.
 'Favorite.
 Third race. selling mile and a sixteenth: Name and Weight Jockeys H #. < Fin; Pon h6aar orsino rshn shephePd PhePd a2 The Tarcoon. 1o7: Thorpe 'Bing Bnger Singer 1l2;: I .caywood , e Hosie e4. Topmast 1os and Cherry Leaf IL, Straight odds against first three-s to 1. 8 to and to l.
 'Favorite.
 Fourth race, Junior stakes, two-year-olds. .Ss;;S HsntudEy E5xs1 soonsi lls ssT6s RsTas 2 Ii Time. me i:1ss.. Won handiiy. second and third driving.
 Straight odds against first three-s to 1  'Favorite.
 Firth race. maiden two-year-olds, four and a half furlongs:
 Name and Weight Jockeys. h. a. Str Fin. sLuclle Bramble. IF. Csywood 2 2 Elizabeth R; IF Turner The Crawfsh, 1l2..... Everett l 1h3 Time. :55A. Won cleverly. Second and third driving.
 Nora 112 Darthe 112 and vanlta 112 also ran.
 Straight odds against first three- to 5. 8 to and to l.
 'Favorite.
 Sixth race, purse one mile:
 Name and Vt. Jockeys. h. M. a. Str. Fin Cutter. 1a ....::". Burns 2 sH Pepper, 119 Wan Dusen 0 0 3 Jay Bird, ss.W. Martin 3 Q Q Time. 1:41. Won easily Second and third driving
 Inconsistency 100, Robinson 104 The Tory 1O5 Lains 109, Va'esco IA and Osmon 117 also ran Straight odds against first three-3 to l. 3 to 1 and to l.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-28

driving.
 Tanis Ill, Abingdon 1OS and Black Dude lo2 also ran.
 Straight odds against first three-2o to l. T to and to 1.
 sFavorite
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-28

Second race. selling. six furaongs,
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-28
HELP wANrrp-uont,nuea.

in every State and county in
 the Union; for good men big money. 29 Grant
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-16
NEW STORE-NEW STOCK.


S. Oberg has leased the Jack
son corner vacated on Wednes
day, and will open to the public
in his rev place of business to
morrow, where he will offer a
mammoth stock of dry goods, no.
tions, clothing, gents furnish
ings, underwear, ladies', mems
and children's shoes, etc, at
slaughter prices. These goods
were purchased at Assignee's
Sale at a price which permits
Mr.. Oberg to give to his Gus.
toners a portion of the benefits.
The stock is that of a regular
dealer, we'll assorted and of un
questioned quality and value,
and an inspection is asked. He
has also added largely to his
stock of groceries and provision,
crockery, glassware, ETC., and
wishes a share of your patron
age at right prices.
Mr.. w. V. Caldwell and Mr..
G. F. Ahlstrand, both formerly
with Talboys & Campbell, are
among the clerical force at the
new store.
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-16
PRELIALINARY SURVEY,

A survey corps has been en-
gagged for some time past in run.
ming a preliminary survey along
the range, coming from towards
Hibbing, the line running north
of Mt. Iron, north of Virginia,
and on east, tapping all in
dependent mines. The work is
in charge Of John Uno Sibenius,
formerly with the Rouch,eau-
Ray Land & Iron Co. but for
whom the work is being done. or
with what intent is purely a mat
ter Of conjecture. .s. .ss.. q, 4
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-16
WILL ADVANCE WAaEs..

In an interview with a Duluth
Herald reporter Wednesday,
Hon, Neil McInnis stated that
the Minnesota Iron company had
given notice of a horizontal raise
of wages at their properties of
25 cents a day, to take effect
October 1st. =
Such a raise will be an appre
ciable one to the worklngmen Of
the ranges, who are at present
getting better wages than at any
time during the past two years.
It will mean $500 per day for
common labor and from 25 to SO
cents per day more for skilled
miners and mechanics. '!s'..ti :. e. :
Good wages for the working
man is also appreciated by the
business communities Of d the
range, for when the laborer is
prosperous. SO also is the mer-
chant. * .z .z s.$ 4 =. n.
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-16
ONLY ii SLIGHT ERROR,

The Virginia Enterprise in
suits our revered brother Dow
ling by calling him ''Pat Dolin, .
Patricius would be justified; in
taking an axe. News. Tribune.
The Enterprise editor knows
Patrick loo we'll to be fearful Of
his accepting the advice OF. the
Duluth imperialist, but we have
an apology to make in connec.
ton with the item which ELECTED
tho above effusion, IN which we
spelled the name Of our brother
'Dolin." Later information EalI
leges the correct original spell
ing Of the name, as yet followed
by Canadian relatives, is 8 Doc.
Ian. The error was not au IN
tentional one, and we trust our d,
:''reYered brother = may accept q 81
the correction.
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-16
1S THE ORDINANCE YOIl,2

Ordinance No. of the city of
Virginia is a lengthy manuscript
providing fire limits in the city,
and prohibiting the erection of
frame buildings more than 8x8
and IL feet high within certain
condnes. This ordinance has
been tested in the past. and has
worked to the disadvantage of
certain Virginia citizens to the
extent of hundreds of dollars,
but the city fathers haye en-
deavored, with more or less zeal,
to see that the provisions of the
clty's first law were upheld, but
we would at this time call the at.
tention of the authorities to an
apparently unnoticed violation
of same, the violator of the law
being no less than Mayor P. W.
Scott, who has recently erected
a shed of much larger dimen
s1ons than provided by the or.
dinance, in the rear of the Ore
gonta Hotel, and is entitled to be
compelled to move same or have
it done by the city at his ex.
pense.
Perhaps the mayor knew not
at the time of erecting such shed
some weeks ago that he was
puncturing large holes in the
peace and dignity of the city and
descerating the laws upon it's
statute books, but be that as it
may it is now clearly the duty of
the council to remind him of his
duty in the premises and to see
to it that such duty is perform
pd
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-16
DAHL-HELMUTH WEDDrrf,

At the pleasant home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Dahl on Wed
nesday morning occurred the
marriage OF their eldest daughter
Marie, to Chas. G. Helmuth, Of
hurley, WIS, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. J. w. Hell
muth, q brother of the groom
and pastor Of the Congregations
church at Oconomowoc, Wis, in
the presence OF a small number
OF friends of tho COZ tracing
parties.
The house was prettily decor
ated for the occasion, white and
pink being the predominating
colors throughout the parlors
and dining hall.
At 1890 the bridal party enter
ed the parlor to the beautiful
strains of Lohengren's "Brida!
Song played by Mrs. John r.
James, the bridal couple being
preceded by the bridesmaid and
groomsman, Miss Lovina Soder
strom. of Minneapolis, and Mr..
E. C.. Burke. of Hibbing, stop
ping beneath a fowered canopy:
where were taken those solemn
VOWS which naught but Death
shall break.
At the conclusion of the cere
mony breakfast was announced
in the dining hall, where some
thirty covers were spread.
Both bride and groom are we'll
known in Virginia's social circles
and the best wishes of hosts of
friends follow them to their new
abode at Hurley, where they will
be 'At Home" after October 1st.
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-16
BACK FROM VAR.

J. A.. Prince, eldest son of
Judge Vivian Prince, who at the
time of the declaration of war
was resident of Bessemer and
went to the front with the 34th
Michigan, is ..home on a thirty
day furlough, arriving in the city
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Prince is just recovering
from an attack of malarial fever,
and while he states that he stood
the hardships far better than any
other member of Co. H, he looks
like a mere skeleton of his form
er self, have lost upwards of 40
pounds in flesh during the cam
paign.ss.
At the time The Enterprise
scribe called upon Mr.. Prince
yesterday he was under direction
to talk but little.. He was resting
easily, and was glad to be home,
where under far different condi-
tions than he pictured as the lie
and care bestowed upon a private
in camp, he hopes for a speedy
recovery. He was in the battle
before Santiago on July 2 and 8,
but says that while 60 members
of the 34th Michigan died for
Old Glory, not one fell in battle,
although the regiment was in the
thickest Of the fray. u
Upon his return Mr.. Prince
brought with him q number Of
battlefield and historic relics,
the one bearing for him the
greatest interest perhaps being q
small piece Of shell which ex-
-ploded within . few feet Of him
on the field. He also has piece
of the cypress tree under which
Hobson's exchange was effected,
for q small piece Of which valued
relic he has our thanks. After
;he fall Of Santiago, he spent
much Of his time in hospital duty
caring for less fortunate com
rades, where his indefatig able
work won for him the praise Of
all.
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-16
-S--
SIC ZEN.

! 1t is amusing, though not par
tlcularly edifying, to read the
comments of exchanges of varied
political faiths relative to the
challenges issued by Bede, Kriz,
Towne, ct al, for Joint debates,
and to note the elevating terms
OF clown, fool and bald headed
idiot applied with lavish hand in
any direction occasion may re.
quire. We do not believe such
terms Justly applicable to any of
the subjects, nor do we deem it
necessarily a sign of intellectual
weakness upon the part of any
one of the lot to refuse to meet
his adversary upon the rostrum.
Any candidate on either side
should be accorded that fairness
which gives to him the privilege
of selecting his own method of
conducting his campaign, with.
out being the target of abuse or
billinssgate by the oppositio n
press.
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-16
ON THE GROSS,

w. II. Cole came up from Du-
luth Monday and has put a dia
4mond drill in operation on the
Gross homestead, three miles
south Of the city, on which pro
perry he has obtained an option
and pro poses to thoroughly ex-
.plore.
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-16

Missabe g Northern yard, run
OH the track at a switch near the
south end Of the Virginia yard
yesterday forenoon, a switch
man named Mike Cairnes being
injured in the wreck. The in-
jared man was attended by DR..
z. K, Brown.
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-16
URE5SMAKING PdRLORs.

Miss Walsh, of Duluth, has
opened dressmaking parlors in
the Hayes block. next to the
Opera House, where she would
be pleased to meet the ladies of
Virginia. Tailor system of cut
ting, and satisfaction guaran-
teed.
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-16
DON'T LIKE TO SPE.lK or TT

While in Duluth on Friday
last The Enterprise editor had
occasion to meet a number of
prominent republicans of the
Zenith City and was not particu-
lar]y surprised to be Jumped
on" about some ofour statements
relative to the defeat of the
county division proposition, but
in the denial of some of the al
legations we took less stock than
in Dooley's character sketch of a
cartoonist. The Duluth:tes feel
victorious in the move, but
things may bear a different as
pect when the ranges get man
or two in the king row.
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-16
rs SEEN BH BRO, HAND.

st. Louis County, Minnesota,
will remain as it is for at least
two years more, the petition ask
ing that the question be submit.
ed to a vote this fall having been
rejected on account oflrregulari
ties. But is is evident politics
really defeated the movement
Hurley Miner. j.
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-16
@KoRTHAND Hews
-..@., By the
3 3EEFe AOGfv study of the

Manaai Of laones,ap,ty, by Benn Pitman
and Jerome B. Howard. A perfect self-in-
structor. Over s5s,ooo sold. Thousands
have mastered it; so can you. Sold by all
booksellers, or we will send with PAono.
graphic Rsaaer and Photographic Copy Boob,
postpaid, for SI.25. Catalog and full infor-
nation free to those who wish to investi-
gate first. Send name on postal card.
THE BENIN PITMAN SYSTEM
h, has Ios q years been the STANDARD. r Called
lean System" First prize, Worlds Fair.
The PHoNoGRAPHIc INSTITUTE Co.,
a7a w. 9Th ST.. CINcINNATI, Ono.
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-16
REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET,

REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.
For governor, WILLIAM HENRY EUSTIS.
For lieutenant governor. L. A. SMITH.
For secretary OF state ALBERT BERG.
For state auditor, ROBERT G. DUNN.
For state treasurer, A. T. KOERNER
For attorney general, w. II DOUGLAS.
For clerk of supreme court, :-~z
IT, OAR S, REESE.
For associate Justice. CHAS. l.. LEWIS.
For associate justice, G.. L. BROWN.
For associate Justice. JOHN A. LOVELY
SHALL NE C0MMIT POLITICAL
Under the above caption Bro.
Smith, of the Hibblng News, de.
livers to his readers a column
sermon in his last Issue, making
many good points-although we
are not so thoroughly convinced
of the truth of some statements
made as the writer appears to
be.
While the county division
move may have been the work of
Fusionists, or while the cpposi~
tion thereto may have been
prompted by republicans. we do
not consider that IN either case
the act was prompted by an un-
defled love for the people OF the
ranges. However. be that as it
may, the ranges have naught to
gain by falling into a political
trap-if such a trap as is depict
ed in the News has been set
and voters will calmly consider
the situation before allowing
their justly virulent spite to car
~ them into the opposition poll
tical fold, on county and state
politics.
The Enterprise is accredited
the honor of being the first range
paper to publicly espouse county
division, and the ignominious de.
feat of the proposition and the
manner and apparent cause
thereof are not to our liking
by any means. But while ou1
Irish proclivities assert them
selves in a desire for revenge,
we cannot but see the logic OF
Bro. Smiths admonition to not
saw off the wrong end of the
limb upon which we are perched
and that TO avoid party destruc
ton necessitates a speedy rally
of range residents.
It will be two years longer be
fore a vote can be had on divi.
sion. Let revenge take care OF
itself. 1t is already time to re
open the division movement to
obtain a vote two years hence,
that surfeit' of time may be had
in obtaining legal signitures,
legal papers, legal advice, and if
necessary to institute legal pro.
ceedings to compel a vote upon
the question.
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-16

SAFE BLOWERS.

Burglars entered the offices ,of
the United States and American
express companies at Biwabik
Monday might, blew the safes
and secured booty to the amount
of $500. An attempt was also
made to enter the American ex-
press company's Office at Nc
Kinley the same night. No
clue. >>
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-16

The Grand Jury failed to find
an Indictment against Addison
G. Brown, formerly a travelling
salesman for the Booth. Packing
Co, under. arrest on the charge
of embezzlement. Mr.. Brown
has many friends in. this city
who are pleased to learn of his
release, :. Ii. 4
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-16
!, LOADING WITH SHOYEL,

The Gommodor stockpile is
being loaded with steam shovel.
work with same being started
Wednesday Previous to that.
however, some loading had been
done by hand l.s
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-16
"THE ST. Paul HOG.,

There is apparently a hitch
about the Fourteenth Minnesota
being mustered out in Duluth,
Gov. Clough and others favoring
st. Paul. The News Tribune
voices the remark of a Duluth
gentleman that the proposed
change is "a case of the St.
Paul hog. - Range residents
have come to believe that all the
porl1ers of Minnesota are Duluth
residents, but perhaps not. AT
any rate, we give way to the
preponderance of evidence, TAX
ing it for granted that one hog Is
entitled to adjudge another.
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-16
n DLEFERENCE IN BOARDS.

In speaking of a point made
by the Evening Herald in oppo
sition to the proposed new. city
charter, the News Tribune as
serts that "a board composed OF
good men will never be obdurate
or impervious to a wholesome
public sentiment There is a
difference in boards, however.
For instance, there is the state
board that turned down the
county division proposition. But
perhaps the News Tribune, if it
could speak honestly, might ad
nit that that board was not a
''good" one.
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-16
GOEs 70 MAIDEN ROcK.

Rev, A. G.. Olson, paster Of
the Swedish NJ. E. Church, has
been appointed to a parish at
Maiden Rock, Wis, for which
point he departs on Friday next.
On Thursday evening next, he
will deliver his farewell address
to q Virginia audience Rev,
Olson will be succeeded here by
Rev. Olav Nelson, Of Mankato.
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-16
A REPUBLICAN, B4RNdCLE.

The Duluth News Tribune
may be the leading light of Du-
luth republicans, but upon the
ranges it's jibes. stabs and effu
sions lose their edge with repub-
lican voters, and it is a common
remark that no other sheet in St.
LOUIS county is doing such.effec-
tive work for the Fusionists.
The News Tribune is barnacle
upon the Republican party of
the county; in it's course toward
division, in which it defeated the
ends of justice and right, It has
created greater dissensions in
range republican ranks then
could possibly have resulted
from any other source, and its
weak, peurile attempts to- con-
ciliate its crime against free gov.
ernment but hardens the hearts
of those who damn it's apparent
proclivities for sticking its, nose
where it is not needed. IF the
Duluth republicans desire TO OBJ.
tain respectable treatment at the
hands of range voters this fall,
they will do we'll to muzzle the
beaofed editor of the News. .Tri.
bune in his semi. i.caustic remarks
relative to the ranges. In fact.
it might be we'll to muzz1e his
swill-barrell frothings on gener.
al principles, and put an effectu-
al censor upon his sayings by
returning him to effete Boston,
where such things are so com.
mon as to attract no special at
tentiOn.
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-16

said to be 10 . position to make
q shreWd guess, say that the
Federal Steel compan j, which
was Incorporated recently with 8
capitalization Of s20o, 200. 900,
absorb rbing the Duluth ~ Iron
Range road, the Minnesota Iron
company and other large kim
dred concerns, aims to control
the anthricite coal industry In.
deed, it is alleged that "a con-
troll the anthracite coall trade is
the primary purpose Of the com
pany. A former combination
for the same purpose failed in
its object because it was so or.
ganized as to be capable of at s
tack by legislation. It is said
that this company lacks those
elements of weakness.
Under it's charter the company
may engage IN all kinds Of min
ing, all kinds of manufacturing,
the transportation of goods,
merchandise or passengers on
land or water; it may build
houses, vessels, railroads, cars,
engines, wharves and docks; it
may construct and maintain rail-
roads Except in New Jersey and
steamship lines; it can purchase
improve and sell lands; it may
acquire, hold, own, mortgage or
otherwise handle all kinds of
goods, wares and merchandise;
it may acquire or undertake all
or any part of the business Of any
person, firm or corporation, carry
out all contracts, and have as
many Offices as it desires
These powers are regarded by
observant business men as un-
precedented in their scope, They
have created the suspicion that
the Federal Steel company is or
ganized for purposes in addition
to the manufacture and sale of
steel. The absorption of other
smaller concerns and the. en-
trance upon varied fields of &C
tivity are entirely possible to it.
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-16

- y f4
Ely postoffice has at last been
settled, Congressman Morris on
tuesday sending to the depart.
ment 9 recommendation in favor
CT : h. Vail for such position.
Although the friends of Mr..
James, the opposing aspirant for
the position, may not gracefully
accept the situation, they cannot
but agree that Mr.. Morris is uen.
titled to respect for taking q de-
clded stand in the matter at this
Tune, upon the eve of a pros.
pectlvely interesting campaign
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-16
Terms, ~ Per Year, in Advance.
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Official Paper, City Of Virginia.
Speeial Notice. !. /.

Persons Wishing news item. change of
"ad." or anything IN The line OF locals, in
serted. Nlli please have same in our ONCE by
Thursday noon Of each week, II convenient.
as 1t saves time and trouble for both PARTIES
" We reserve the right tc positively refuse
any notice OF whatever nature after O'Clock
p. m. on Thursday. !. q 3. IT,