The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-12-07

of the street shouted. "Vbo is thcre -
pant OF the carriage answered: Judge
Taft. president OF the civil commission.
'Advance. Judge Taft. to be recOs-
nized. lawlel the <entry. The judge
adIanceu. and the following dialogue
took place: Sent1y-"IIave you Il
pass: Iaft-"Nn. sir: do I require
unr? Scntcy-"lnu do. sly. and it's my
duty to run You in." Tart-"Rut am
NE civil governor Of the Philippine H.
lands. StntrN-"That don't cut amy
figure. You're Il civilian and ont after
h"unS. Ill let YOU go by this time. lut
the next time | catch y,;l vur have
20 see the captain." "rhank you,' mur
INJURED Judge Taft. as h. drove away.
And there and then he formed :, rtSo-
luton to put in am applratjuu for 4 pass.
According 10 the Manila I'rec(nui. he
got it,
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,,n 1.nr4,I ;,Ii w. "'''l ,''"iS'.
r''u'-'h.t t W." I1'' hn ,, n' ;'"aFI he>
inrth :''' "'''' 10 ''' 5'''i J"! h'"''-
~ ..v ~ .>,, :,
Shc-"1eS. If there is on" other thing
that H"n will take Il box ut the op>r;, TO:
w
'N--"e-' D.
|'o'-
One Of the most notable figures at tn"
recent church congress in Enylnnd was
Cancn Lloyd, Il man noted for his pety
and exemplary life. saws Il London news
i!,'l"' IVY III iI!lSSlon WORK. III ""!ltr 10
W. " NJ ""' ;"i'lnN cnarart'r de>rr'ptlol'
~ " ,, l''i,s|l III inc SUBJECT POSITION
INV IN ni"'"M x Iron, te SINNER standpoint:
h. ','' 1,,n| 'o. ~ H. S.'o; IN th' course OF
I "o''l . '1,",, nave o'F'' Dau. nave
h b.,n i !" ui; '' alln "l1e,"eatrr' /
- =. ' "' 49, pll>Vi' '1F NV e''l oeed' "n'
It ~ an over HOW. am resolved to q"
t r,t'.l lu ~ 'n. lul uie' II W"'lld De
s;I1': h tin'' an'se remarks ''uId not pos
S'o? nay: neen m'Snn"erSto'd. But a
rlerical FRIEND in calling upon one Of his
rat'Shl"neIS VINO mad heard the bishop.
aS .;Ui hfr how she liked the Sermon:
,, IN; l LIKE. ilNed the Sarmon. hllln'y. she
r rHra,eo' Dut what an awful man the
San'h muSt nave been IN his Younger
Jay liz, 10 JUNK !nat ne was drunEard-
t t:,o ,' TX a. LAS Mie' WE'LL there Is mop"
i'i lily h''n YET
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Boy-"Not vet, sir; hut expect him
every m 3M
IN.
"Nearly. The clock will strike in half
minute. if not sooner There it goes!:'
"All light. | promised to be here al
~ O'Clock and pay him some money.
Tell him l called an,l--hc wasn't in.'---
Tit-BitS.
John Burroughs, a; a small dinner in
New York last winter, told this story or
w: ID. Howels:
Last Christmas Mr. HuwelS wished to
give copy Of one Of his books. which
atlve: When acquainted with Mr.. How
ellis intentions. the prospective recipient
was delighted beyond measure. Mr.
Howells wishing to give still more p!eas-
ure. took up his pen and dipped il in the
ink:
"Shall write in IT, he asked, tenta-
lively.
The distant kinsman hlu>he,!. and then
said awkWard!ly: "Oh. If YOU please,
Mr.. HoWellS, Id so much rather have a
fresh c0py!'
,ha ha 10y Ky h M'n0" "n any trooP5t; ana
rh;a Sa+nrd,x NV E,an E,,s pnt ''''o'''-
p''''' ''|'' - o' e'a"s '>t'
~, =, -,
Inc Music Iear !! ~, That girl in blue
~ my pest pnpil. ne Connolsseur-
w. 'lIn I4i>e;, Hu t,1 - INC poorest
pla!ef III .he class. ne NuSlc Ieach-
er-l am aware OF that. That was
is, if they intend to keep her here until
she learns to play. '-Roston Transcript.
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tn,,''i;,, ".,s s,1,,n r'''e Sui "no nNeo III
1 Lou'''' h;iGn ass,GnL Pace where nome,
less chilorcn Wlth0ut relatives are cared
tor: "a |isl'9r VINO often came to the
N lowto1''f nau 'a axe a great fancy to
~ Hs'1 a., - ,t US tne o!iinoaN OF Murlel,
, ont.o l'aH I!tt!e slr'. ana PERMISSION was
''SAsu :; ;oi >e.'a 70 ;aHe 'ea WIN MHrel.
wished: to De very nice to her. At the
9 t tailie 3Netta 1eit she had an advan-
lase over Muilel' Tor 1t was not every
one VINO hved IN toundlmE hospital.
": "el1 oOl"' W uiltl she asked.
IN N.an npu Vetta a's' h nli,i'eo ,;+,