The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-08-10
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Milo taught me to come home at eight, ,.,.
And told me that to stay. out late ''''..'.
- nc,y -. Ny :Yife.,c1.r
WHO taught me that twas only greed
That made me smoke the soothing weed :
A. Thing she knew 1edid not need: -
My W I!iiftee:,,,,~} go. ..
, Who tied my finger with Il string
] THY scores Of ,hessAGes I'd bring, ..'' Ct
And not forget M Si9si N;t thins:''< :" J.
WHO Taught my clumsy hands to sew
The buttons ;o1 ,nw 'various jrcl1' -
"a feat that once did not know: ~, -.
1 - ;'i':'',:''''ttM My wife. .-AnsWars.
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Maj. Hughes: admiration for the, on >e@
mighty John T.: Sullivan is So, vel,
known in sporting circles that ii NC lo ;l;s;
"xS3S T9GH;;tE H1 e$'enT III, sys r
does not regard the pre*eht-Uay cham
picn> as being in tho same glass as the
ol.tt-yrt';lt tighttr and his contemlIt
sometimes leads him astray.'% He and
il fries recently met in the same city:
and! of course. the conversation drlfteu
ar;muN to the prize ring and, the pHgll.Sts;
"Why." exclaimed the major. YOU fel-
]cws were mot in it'with sullivan" Hoir
should have seen HIM in his prime. He
had the toughest arm that | ever saw.
Tho muscles were like iron: and it was
.ImE9$S;ible2t e. indent. the t1esh;::: 1,,
''"W1iy. 'Sullivan in his palmieSt days
novtE ,had,.An ,arn' snch/as' mine, replied
E''"Why.' That's iiaiculouS,' retortcd the
' :Wrl. feel This arm. thcn,,: and JEFF
| fries HE'LL out his ipft aim. J; = y:;:.:
The major felt he arm anu, found it,
lmt' witch 40 atetver Testlt. 'He might AS as
we'll have >tyuqk a>brick wall for all the
aS*n$n fha5 9 3n a&$ Is fisn nnss
he said; .",,Wel. I never expected t. sec
All arm Ike that. l mllSt admit that
yb1 have 'Sudlivah' beat. a'block, ;:,1dr
take off my hat TO, MON. ;;]:fsn| w..
The crowd laughed and the major fell
fenoomfonta ble4'n' .N!h'
10 N lti its ~ ,XH"; ma j2H*; said one Of
game arm: 1T is done ut} in Il lla,*e4 ,of
p3riS cast Il
'rlt' 1rajdr! treated. u
u,,,,.- N':J &C.,: O:-:MA' ''i! ..,,.
.JaSper-r'tI. hpre''hit on a. new. stuIe
Of proposal. and am in doubt whaN to,
I IIumpqppe> WHAT is your: troub:e?"
writes Il short story around it Or try to
capture an heiress with it. TOWN Top,
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;,,>.> GEORGES LATEST FIGT0RY.;,. -.
Telegraph the ,tidings
Is from EHlS 10
Dewey is expecting go ..
+ '&::'i''A visit from the sto6rk! '
o @H T TS@Gff pf fo Ge: wanted
i .'":nn:; H'-:oo :I]1.!' >f'F''
u:Two riyal colored 'religio'is bodies met
2n SunqqAy op the bank KS OF the Delaware
near ne, Camden to hold an immersion.
<There was considerable badihage OF! the
ceremony, their only common animatiug
} lanpulse' iapparehtly beiiig a tendency to
J Wh2n a collectio6hn Was v annoupced ipe As
Bishop''C a"9ey conducted d White man
to the river one of his adherents called
'Wl!l. have 'an attraction: Orr ministers is
E Sa 20 e snif y The gfPer 6cdv
plied: f'Shucls!" Our coloted lady minister;
IS goin to- 'merSe 3Q0?pound black man.
You isn't in it. The river is muddy and
lister" had some trouble in getting into
deep water. "Finally.' SAYS the Press.
when all was ready She took d firm grin
ON the shirt front of the man with one
hand and grasped his hands with the
other Backward he went into the muddy
down was easy. but to raise him was
somewhat different. She tugged, but he
would not come up. One Of her escorts.
who wore an office coat that had many
rents in it.. went to her assistance, fol-
lowed by her husband. who in tn,
tWlnkllns OF an eye had the man Gu his
feet and sputtering out the river water
The walk back was difficult as the con-
vert was hare! to manage. wanting IT,
show his happiness by shouting Finally
ne was led to the grove: where he
startled the, women and children. who
lujah. and jumped fully four feet in the
air He was led to a house. where he re-
moved his wet clothes.'.
/ VIZ were Spending the winter in old
|: Fortress Monroe and the small boy of
the family had been cautioned repeated
~ not to drink any water that had not
been boiled, as'i it Was not safe One day
W WI somgething had sone wropg land he
cheerily to him: 'r'lenheth, do You Know
6 }h2t yoqE tear? LAY aye salt: :Cateh' the next
a. moment'he' walled forth i'll the most
4; aisn2l t ,"Qh, nj, IN afraid to-
AIagazincN '>u j.; :j''.'' q i % - '
:;!,l .-.i T7-;O:-7-.:' J.;
You cruel. wicked boy. to ,kill that
harmless, little Bird ;j'''
Il was. JUS going ter offe: it to yer:
lady. fer ter put de wings in yen collee-,
| 'tioh chi yei. headgeaf t. ''''7' '''' 80
:::0h. you generous little fellow! And.
they ~" just the ri$$ht s 81 !'-Lifc.; =,
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There was one STORY! about Gov Rooo :,,.
| Nelt,s: recent visit to Chicago that Was
tod BY the goyernqrrt himself a as being the
star incident of his Western tr'p 1T
lux 1.-THE day | arrived; on my way, West'r
said the governor, cone Of my callers
was citizen of joliet who was Sill Chilly
the worse for imb;bing, but his manilef
was 50 original and SO funny l couldn't