The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-08-10
SPINNING WHEEL.

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Wh" taught me TO come HON. at eight,
! All ''!d that TO stay out Late
Would HlinS '">vn vtngr"lcr H.; pate:
My Wlfr.
VIII" laugh, me that twas only greed
That ll:!d" me smoke the soothing weetl--
\ thing she k"'" NJ did .l;1 not need:
WI" tied MY finger with y string
/ TIL >t'rt> nt messages I'd bring.
| And N.'i forge single thing:
My wife.
Wn" TIA, taIx 1, my "!rmSX hands , +" sew
! My wife. Answers.
Maj. Hughes admiration for tn" Oh g.
mighty john l.. Sullivan is ~ wei.
Known in sporting circles that ii "" |"i:$~
e. rNri,ts ruriu>. ty nr rVlnmtn':. says lhr
! Louisville Cnuritr-.Duurnal. lAt Majr"
does Nv; regard the pc<rnt-day 'haM-
nl'rr--rrA> fighter. anI his ron;cn'ih
>r'Htti!urs leads him a>tray. Ike ANA
J, tfr;' r,rrnIly met in the same city.
and. ni course. the ronvtrsat: nn hrlttNu
.'unG to the prize ring and the p::yil-St>>.
! ''N'!!y." exclaimed the major. y"u lrl-
! should have seen Inn in his prime. He
! had the toughest arm that ! ever saw.
! The muscles Wvrc like iron. and il was
imp, >~ihl,. TO- illtn, the flesh"
"Nhy. Sullivan in his pahn;vS: day:
!" >rr hnd an arm such rs mime. replied
| the champion.
"Why. that's lid:cu1o,<," rr,or,r:l the
''Wrl. feel this arm. 1hrn," ;:n JEFF
fries HE'LL out his lrf, arm.
| The ma jur felt ne arm and tuunu i;
/ as hard a. steel. Then h" 1hun!rd on it.
| nut with no better result. II" might rs
we'll have struck Il brick wall for al! the
/ aliA l'n-: then. 1urnin~ I" IL" champion.
he said: "Ntll. | r"ver expected TO >",,
an arm IKE that | must admit that
YOU hHvr Sullivan beat u hrk ana! I
take off my hat I" yuU.
Th" GROVE! laughed and the INK iur ft:,
uncomfortable.
swell. it $ ul YOU. nluir*' .>a.! u,,, OF
! the SPORTS "i"u were feeling .Ertfr:t>'
game: arm. 1t is done ur in Il j'!a~,sr OF
p:ri~ cast.
The M; jr" treated.
.]p>rr"I have hit on a n>.w >lv;r
OF pTulH'>:l. and am III doubt Whas ~
| t(u.
.|1MpupptA~" What is Your 1ruuh,r:"
Jasper II can't decide whether 70
write a short story around il or try to
capture an htirt>S with it.-Tuwu Tup-
GEORGES LATEST VICTORY.
Telegraph the tidingS
From Frisco to New York:
Dewey is expecting
\ visit from the >tnik.
lIully gee:
No wolrlrr Dewey wanted
Our President 10 Ut,
john Hay in st. Louis Post Dispatch.
1--WE rival colort,l religions bodies met
! ~ SunuaH un the banks of the Delaware
!!var Camden t. hold an immersion
Iherr was considerable baiiliaye on tin.
part Of both congregations before tn"
ceremony. their only common animatiny
lnpul>e apparently heinc /; tendency t"
scatter like sheep without a.. >hepher.
Whcn Il collection was announced. As
Bishop Caw1ry conducted Il white man
t" tn" river one of his adherentS cal(.:l
out: lou people amt the only ones that
Will have. an attraction. Our minister is
gem t" merSe i white gem7nan." To
Which Il member Of the other body re-
piled: '.Shuck$! Orr colored lady minister
Is *on I" mtr>t Il 3O|po,n, black man
l 1 isn't in it." rh" river is muddy and
!
lSttr had some trouble in getting into
deep water. 'Einally. says the Press
'Whrn all WAS ready >h. took Il firm .riu
ON the shirt front of the. man with orr.
hand and yrA>pr.l his hands with thu.
"th'r. iarEWHru he Went into the muddy
| waiter OF the Delaware river. The throw
'l':Wn WAS EASY. but to raise him was
somewhat |i1It"rr1. She 1Ugye! but III.
! Wu''iu not r'lnr up One OF her escorts
who were: an "tji>" coat that had MANY
rents, III IT,. went t" her assistance. i"l-
LEVIED by her husband. who in TIL,
tWinkln" OF an eye had the man en- bis
feet and Svn:trriny ont the river wa;t:
! lhr walk back WAS difficult; as the com
| V''' was hare! to manage. wanting t.,
show lis happiness by shouting. FINALLY
| ne was ted t" the grove. where h..
startled til" women and children. VIII,
lulah: and jumped fully four feet in the
air. Ne WAS led t" Il house. where HI, re-
| mcvvI his wet rlothr>."
We were spending the winter in old
Fortress Monroe and the small boy of
! the family had been cautioned repeated
" not to drink amy water 1ha, had not
when something had gone wrong and he
was crying bitterly. his mother called
'hrerily to him. "Kcnncth. 10 you know
that your tears are salt: Catch the next
one and taste it, Stopping his >o> for
4; moment he walled forth in the most
.llSmal tones: "Oh.. no.. I'm afraid to
it haSl't been hoilr,l." -\rw England
Magazine
"Iru cruel. wicked boy, to xii! that
harmless. little hrd.''
Il was JUS going ter rnt* i, to yer,
lady. fer ter put dc wings in yer rol!cr-
ton on yer hradSear."
'Oh. You gene rnl1> little fellow And
they're just the right shade" -Lifr.
There was one story about Gov Kun<r-
vrlt'S recent visit to Chicago that WAS
'"l1 by the governor himself as being the
star incident Of his Western trip, re-
latt< an exchange.
'The day | arrived. on my way Wrs5:"
said the governor. cone Of my callers
was /, citizen of Joliet, who was Slightly
the worse for imh.bng. but his manner
,.,..,,, Il ! ill.,.