The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-09-27

day after the Presidents funeral. The
GerlEaria theater is also closed for Il
week OF account Of Mr.. Mckinley S
death.
One effect Of the assassination Of Pres
ilent Mckinley has been the removal
from the windows Of stores where rad
ical literature is sold of the cheap prints
and cartoons designed to encourage class
hatred and strongly tainted with an
archy. At the offices of the Truth Seek
or. an organ of the Free Thinkers. pub
Eshe;. on the east side. such trash was
freely displayed in the window a week or
more age, but now the windows are bare
Nor was there a sig n of cartoon or
pamphlet IN any Of the other windows.
The METROPOLITAN street railroad wants
the public to have a ride for their mon
ey. Ion can now ride from city hall to
Washington bridge, Il distance of eleven
miles for nickel. But it is the inten-
ton Of the company to increase this dis
way Ter the construction of terminal
at the battery for the Second, Third,
Fourth avenue and Broadway lines,
which will be completed within a few
days. Then one can ride from one end
Of Manhattan to the other without
chang" OF cars; The underground troll
ley has certainly been boon to the
poorer classes these hot nights.
The attendance OF yachts at the APP
proarEinS yacht races promises to be the
largest ever known. The anchorage Of
the New York Yacht club in the East
river between Twentieth and Twenty
eighth streets is the gathering place for
the yachts and there are now about
nearly $40, 100000, at anchor. The larg-
est vessel there is the Marguerite, char
tered in England by Anthony J. Drexel
the Philadelphia banker. The Marguer-
tia alone represents an outlay OF nearly
$2,OOO,OoO. 1t is expected by the time
at anchor in the river. There are 1900
members of the New York Yacht club.
1t was remarked at a regular meeting Of
the club at Demonico's this evening that
it was an evidence Of prevailing prosperi-
~ that only two Of the 1900 members
are d,linQucn, in their dues for the past
year.
Anarchists in New York will not at
tempt to celebrate Yom Kippur with
feasrins and gayety this year to show
their disregard for the feelings Of tn:
Hebrews. Yom Kippur is day Of fast
ing and atonement. Heretofore the An
archs;> have chosen it as a day Of feast
ing and have gone among the Hebrews
faces of the fasters. Anarchists have
also held feasts in public halls. The ar
rest Of Herr Most and Emma Goldman,
leading spirits in the annual feasts, and
the fat that no public hall will be rent
ed 70 the Anarchists have made it impos-
Sibr for any demonstration this year.
East side Hebrews arc bitter in their de-
ANNEXATION of Anarchists. and have Of
ferc'i IL give the police aid in foi!ing
plots termed against the government.
AlrcAly il movement to chase Anarchists
from tn east side has been begun by He
bvewS.
thing 20 say he comes directly to the
puin,. Hence when he commented today
on certain thcaters in New York which
gave performances on the night Of the
day Of the Presidents death he was I'M
>par!ny in his criticism and scatnny IN
his rthuke. Il deeply regret the lack OF
respect shown to the memory Of PreSi-
dent Mckinley by certain New York
managers who did not close their houses
on the night of his DEATH said the man
who has built a half dozen theaterS. ITO
say that they could not avoid doing so,
because they could not disappoint the:
patrons, is absurd. l had sold 800 re-
Paradise Gardens. but willingly refunded
the money when the purchasers a1,-
peared. To persist in giving perform.
anceS in view Of the circumstances was,
in my opinion, cruel and showed but
scant respect to the memory Of our mar
tyrcd PRESIDENT
The poor Of Newport never have cause
to complain of any want of generosity. on
the part Of the wealthy villa owners. Not
only are the charities of Newport we'll
supported, but it has become the custom
on the occasion Of great events. such as
weddings in great families. to give stimuli
taneuns entertainments to the poor of the
city. Mr.. and Mrs. +. Shaw Safe have
anybody else: They were married on
September II. 1900. and at that time,
when the bridal party and wedding
guests sat down to the wedding feast,
nearly 200 poor children of Newport also
had banquet. Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs.
Safe celebrated the first anniversary Of
their marriage by giving dinner to
some of their friends and as we'll a fine
time to $50 of Viewpoints poor children
The boys and girls were taken to Island
park in specia! cars. They had a shore
dinner. saw all the sights. and had a
vaudeville show Of their own as we'll.
OF all the persons in this big city to
pay tribute to the dead President at this
llIllt tl SeueTAl mourning the lneGtrlcll
managers were among the first. 10 close
the playhouses for one or two perform
ancts seems to be simple enough mat
ter. yet the theatrical managers by 80
doing suffer more financially perhaps
than any class of business men in the
city. Nearly every theater on Broadway
closed is doors at Saturdays matintes.
All the houses that opened Saturday
evening showed a perceptible falling off,
ana the usual gaiety prevalent was sad
~ lacking. Early on Saturday members
Of the theatrical syndicate met at
Charles Frohman's office and decided to
shut all the houses on the day of Presi-
dent Nckinley's funeral Severa, the
aterS that We're to have begun their au-
tumn season Monday night have decided
to POSTPONE their opening until Friday
night. The opening of the Savoy, sched-
uled for next Thursday night. has been
postponed until the following week.
There is in New York a certain French
woman who has been the favored milli-
her Of more than two generations of So
ciety women. Years ago she was maid
to one Of the smart set Leaving her
employer, she started in modest way as
hairdresser and miliner to few Of
the then -Four Hundred" Proftins hv
her ACQUAINTANCE and having the tact Of
4 HiDlOmat she has haon oGlo ~, o-4.S ,