The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-06-01
BRIEF NOTES OF N0TABLES.

reporter.
--Ovcr S5.C'u',%Hn Of Mrs. lIctty
Glt,nS enormous fortune is invested
within y hundred feet Of New York.
city hail.
IL, H.. Funston writes that WAR seems
t" be agr' ,in= with him, since in spite
# constant Vi, I Mt exercise he i; steadily
gain ng flesh.
-"Whrncvrr | have Il controversy
with Il man in the House. it seems to til
my affections tn him, said Congressman
Ealtnrt recently.
par!iur l.ucri, the opera singer, was
Nll'rS'y hurt at Vienna recently hy !,
tall i'll the street. caused Ivy Stc;,;,n. on
Il piece Of "ranc" peel.
-t"l. Dalyrtty. whose name is asso-
rat.i with the defense OF Wcpencr, was
born in 1868 and saw active service in
South Africa in 1896.
j. +. Rhodes the historian, was once,
a clerk IL! Senator Ilanna'S firm in Clcv,.-
land. and it waS at Mr.. IIanna's adyir,
thA, he tnHk up writing.
n" literary proc!ivitieS of King Os
car Of Sweden and Norway led him to
'oll on Henry James and Swinburrc
while in London recently.
i II >ldrnt Faunce Of Brown univer-
sItH Is delivering Il course of lectures in
johns III rkinS university en- The Use
ANA .\hu>" "f the Bible"
Gen. Crnnjc appears to be thriving
IN exile; Since his surrender he has
gained thirty pounds of the forty he lost
III MS recent campaigning.
Or. Samuel Smiles. author Of "Se,f
li"lp. has just suffered in thu. loss of his
Mlfe the heaviest atilittion of his old age.
lie wa> 81 last December.
Henry Irving. while playing in Kan
>;'> City recently. contributed $50 toward
,hr expense of rebuilding the convention.
nall Recently destroyed by fire
IL Igor IL. II. nrarhman. the Dan
:Ntr,' | A"nn=rr l would live in Amer
lea. 1t Is L glorious country"
Rev, {. NJ. Sheldon Of Topeka Can't
tai ~ inr.'fN. lays he sees in Topeka an
ideal city. and hopes that his schemes for
social Regeneration will u, realized there.
Key. DIR: Patrick of st. paur<
,'ll1lr' h. l'NH,l'" Scotland. has >iynitie,l
ms acceptance Ut nomination to the prn-
cIpAl>h:p If Manitoba college. Winnipeg
tn-r''>>lunn Charles H. Lands of
lnd'Hna Is 4 close friend Of james Whit
''':ith l'il,v. the poet. W no is always the
'r:.Gl,>>l!a!l> guest when in Washing
ton.
Mss lIri,n t,,':l,!. who has always
bow! j = / h ,r~'u"man. has taken IT,
III" i.,N,.t' A> \ regular means of tN.r-
r:>' :.l.I r:'l,.> !,.,- distances nearly every
T. {. S',,.'', :3n artist. has just fin
j>h'a! - li:t->.zr thr,%>-,luarl,r> length OIL
! "!iaN II ,N-i'r, >:'lrnt Harrison. which
! :. / , r:!' "a III Il, Commercial club If
i'.'!:.'A:." lis.
i'r, E:jNarl ,'ri'- Recently gay, Il
- :'. HI { i">jlh"-,n At which only
:. =" i" i'h'>,ln.r~ NIr invited his idea
n,;;.- r1:rt. :.> n ';r,,r, IT cid. arr should
=: l. "a IL ali CLASSES.
!A ~ know, French art critic. NJ.
J. - f..!;a;l,,'. .,';,'. He wu> born in
=" e. i',j! 30 IL IT IN, t::'va,lu> in lSoH
I'": I''r H;:'!ll Yeas WAS Il |, aiding mem
- Il h:> pr"f,~>."n.
William e. Nh:,1vy'> reason for re-
II" !:': all his thprnu= hhrclS from Ken
1'''NN i sail IL Ice his disgust with the
l",},iral methods aud present situation
If the Blue Grass state
Prof. \. y. Wells, who WAS offered
~ !"'>:1I.'ll III professor of art at the
l'H!rn rs Blaine INSTITUTE has decided to
= elm, III" offer. and will remain with
tn" '1iiit' r>iry vt illinois,.
-purrn Victoria has more living de-
>'ii"nt> than any thrr monarch in ELL
!'i". She has seven surviving children.
thiltN-1W" grandchildren. and thirty
three II, at Observation-Disclosures.
Felix Adler. the ethical culture lead
or. Is the son Of famous rabbi. who
was at the head of the Temple Emanuel,
New York. and the son was educated to
follow III the fathers steps.
One day recently the public library
If \tWhnryl"rt; Mass, received S2noOO
60. and S4IM 10y the will of the late Ste
lh'n W. Mar>ton ct Boston.
NJ. Iv;n Iancty Of the Odcon thea
ter. Paris. whr has spent several winters
IL New York. has recently been appoint
cd pref >s'r Of dirton and lyric decla-
matte L at the Opera Comipue.
-Ienn>ylvania Methoilists are urging
the claims Of Rev. DR.. Thomas Il. Neelv.
pastor IT Union church, Philadelphia. for
PR >>'I 1T the general conference in May.
LIT T">ra. the great Indian cobra at
tn" i'hli'd''ll 'hia 700, has been under
'!' :" SCIENTIFIC ,hS rvatirn fer twenty
We months l'a>t. during all If which
tim" til" reptile has not t;>tc, nlurSel
fact.
g. +. Sever has been appointed as
superintendent of the electrical exhibits
at thu Rntfal" Exposition. Mr.. Sever is
s. YIN years has lccturr,l at Columbia,
university.
Y >nyt, the vinlini>t. had hard
struggle for tNiStrnc" before fame came
- him. liz Is >'>lnttimr, accused by his
firnhs e b ing av:ricir,l>. at which he
say: have wanted more than l shall
,l'r make.
john W. Gates, who so recent opcra-
lions have brought him into prominence,
Though the son If an Illinois farmer. is
Il We educated man and graduated with
nigh hnnnrS frcm Northwestern college.
\aErrvlllt, Ill.
Said NJ. HI nri de ltegner, in his chat
with ii New York interviewer: ''In France
there are men who write for women, men
who write for children. and men who
write for, adults. But all true artists
write to themselves
The appointment of Prof Brandt Y.
e. Dixon, president of Sophie. Ncwcomb
college, in New Orleans. as civil service
commissioner in that city, is regarded
as an earnest of the intention to admin
lister the law properly.
Mrs. II,tty Green visits the New
York Chemical National bank. in which
she is much interested. nearly every day,
always carrying in her hand tho cid reti-
Guile which has been known to hold mil
lions i'll stocks and bonds.
Within the past three weeks Con-
gresham William Astor Chanler of New
York says he has been mistaken for W.
j. Bryan nearly a dozen times. The re-
semblance is merely in the face, the two
men dressing very differently.
Capt. Ernest V. Smith, who captured
Nitn 1ailttlOll Iaftla, was born in
Springfield. Mo-, in 1864. He attended
school in that place until he was II years
cid. when he went to West Point. He
WAS there graduated in the class of 80.
The governor of the British Gold
Coast Colony, who is reported to be in
imminent danger from attack by the ma
tive ASllantccs, is Sir Frederick Mitchell
ilo'l$son. He was born III 1850, and en-
tered the British postoflice service in
1869
Cen. John 3. Gordon, commander
n-chlef of the United Confederate Vet
Grams, who is Oh Il lccturing tour through
Texas: attended a revival in Gainesville.
Corycll county, the other day, preached
Il sermon and ''converted'' forty persons
present.
queen Victoria, it is related, adheres
to the dinner-table customs of her grand
fathers and preserves the rule which
originated in the time of George II. As
each dish is placed upon the table the
name of the cook who prepared it is an
nCunced.
II r Marks q daIooota f.o,,, A..