The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-05-24

thing. by buying Union Pacific and put
ting it away. A week later l got a let
ter inclOsing a money order for 81, with
these Instructions:
Now. old man. do the best you can
for me with the inclosed. I can spare
day or two. If you see anything better
than Union Pacific don't hesitate to stake
my pile on it,
'',fhink of that" said Loeffler "s7 worth
Of Union Pacific! That wouldn't by the
seal On one share
-, Two women, one perhaps 60 years and
novel street crusade against Christian
Science in lower Broadway The other
afternoon they stood in front of St.
Pauls chapel. the elder holding a BAN
ner i'll the form Of cross, surmOuntel
by a purple ribbon. and bearing this in
Its black art exposed. Help us in our
work. The younger woman distributed
circulars to the thrOng. Both were e]e
santly dressed and their appearance was
enough to cause large crowd to onick
~ collect. The elder woman saws She
intended to keep it up SO long as her
strength held out, The pamphlets She
movement and Mrs. Eddy mercilessly.
:"'My bridal party will consist only of
heard OF the arrangements for Harry
Lehr's wedding with Mrs. John Vinton
Dahlgren. He has announced the names
Of his ushers to make good his statement:
Clarence Mackay. son of John w. Mack
hhS; ": H. H. Vanderbilt: George J. Gould
$!o,0tU.OOO: o. H. T. Belmont. Thomas
3. Nanamaker, son of John Wanna
maker. and John Jacob Aston, head of
the house Of Astor in this country. The
only person not millionaire in the party
Will be Robert Lehr. the best man and
brother OF the bridegroom. No date has
been set. but Mrs. Dahlgren has told her
friends that it will take place in June at
her town house, POO West Fifty-sixth
street.
gown. white gloves and a large Write
nat trimmed with flowers. Anna Held,
the actress. attended by her manager. +.
AleEfeld. who carried small valise.
called at the office of John w. Smith.
superintendent OF the Central park
menagerie.
Il want to give the park leetle black
bear; said Miss Held to Mr. Smith.
vi 81; to get it, replied Mr.: Smith.
duced the smallest bear for its age ever
seen III Central park, according to Mr..
Snyder. the keeper, who took charge of
1t. The bear, Miss Held said. was 9
weeks old and had always been fed from
a bottle. Its name is Anna Held. 1t
was presented to the actress in Chicago
by Canadian exhibitor at the sports
mems show.
There is such a demand for golf para
phernalia, such large crop of new clubs
and interest in the ancient and honor
able Scotch game is so much greater
than ever before that many are wonder
ing what is to be the finish of several
other sports now competing in the race
for popularity. There is no prettier sight
around New York than the long line
of players at the first tee of Van Cort-
landt park course on Saturday after
Moons Sundays and on public holidays
Checks are given out, golfers take their
places in line and frequently there are
as many as fifty or seventy-fve waiting
their turn to drive off. All colors of the
rainbow are represented in the jackets,
caps and skirts, with red and green pre-
dominating. The course soon becomes a
human beehive and that more persons
are not injured by flying balls is little
short of marvellous.
The United Volunteer Lifesavins CORPS
has placed at the Hamilton avenue,
Ninth street. Carroll street. Union street,
Harway avenue and Wallabout bridges
in Brooklyn medicine chests, Containing
a complete list of restoratives and other
needed articles for use in resuscitatiug