The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-07-18

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The Increasing popularity Of ping pong tai
may give fresh vogue to the song after ~,
the BALL" n
For a man whose health is said to be ~
not Of the best, ]. Pierpont Morgan is a The
great diner-out. hc
It is unlikely that Mary MacLane as 4
tonished Chicago as much as Chicago sc1
astonished her. ;s
German promoters are closely watch LUZ
;,o p;ornon+ AIoroan "a a;soovor - due
possible, how he performs the consolida- Gil.
ton act. po'
The Quetude Of F'itzsimmons and o1
Jeffrics indicates that they have at last MOI
decided to fight with their fiets instead Of
with their tongues. I
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When Aguinaldo comes, the antrim cat
perialists will wish they had more inl- TAT
pressive figure to trot about the coun- PAL
try as a second Washington. POI
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Lazy people who ought to NOW their SAT
lawns, but don't, may be interested in so1
the news that there is now ain "auto" ao'
oil ,bo |
Now that i,on.,rcss has ,d;ourno1 ing
+bo,o o;+;vo,. ,,,I, +oLo do,;9,t l., wit. tha
,oss;no no,sonol ,,co,n+ors win n,rbo,,e hes
be able to content themselves with IA
natronizing boxing matches. VIC
For most readers, the shuttle Of the eis
contending forces in Venezuela is eng slb
matical because of the frequency Of rev. TN
olutions in that part Of the world and chs
the abundance Of ambitious leaders.
The public would have more interest in COZ
Mr. Barrie's charge concerning Sir ina
Thomas Lipton's yachting enterprises, if 1or
it could be convinced that he is not try 50
ing to use it to crafty bit Of Spite Tue
Miss Mary MacI-ane is going from ~, ~
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book but perhaps "'Eute' to Boston" y
would conform more closely to her ideas. n
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The Boston Herald's endorsement of NJ
the Oshkosh skinner Tecumseh is a "+l
compliment to Lake Winnebago yachts I'm
men, whose handling of the Tecumseh no.
a1ter she h,o oeen oe4teh III tne eails the
we'll as build boats.
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1t appears that the indignation against fro
Ambassador Choate's policy of cutting hin
short the after-dinner speeches at the
celebration Of the Fourth in London was {
exhibited by those who had speeches to Ar
make, and not by those who were there FIR
to eat and drink and-lsten. in
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India's princes were banqueted by the ne,
Prince Of Wales. and given an exhibition we
of social and ceremonial splendor that pa
repaid them for the trouble of their long ho
journey. Display is more potential than moi
courtesy or hospitality with some of tn;
Britain's colonial attachments ~
1t is again rumored that Sir Thomas mol
Upton will send another challenge for To
a series of races for the Americas cup.
There may be 10 truth in it, but it is 7
evident that yachtsmen who may have tn,
secret aspirations are holding their peace it's
until it is demonstrated that Sir Thomas Gre
has had enough. the
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To that class Of authors who think of tr
reviewers as men with q meat-ax there to
is food for reflection in the observation ,rh
of Thomas Nelson Page that he is struck co
on reading the book notices in American MOI
newspapers at the number of genuses urt
constantly being discovered and that he thi
wonders what becomes of them ALL Gig
SO:
Minnesota has law which provides toll
that no one shall shave another or cut IS:
his hair without BARRIERS license, and in
that licenses shall be issued only to per- toll
sons of good moral character. A time ha
may come in that state when good moral Sol
character will be a requisite for every de-
occupation except holding political office.
Inmates of Minnesota's state prison PR
will hereafter be shaved by free labor,
owing to a rigid Interpretation. of the
BARRIERS license law, and men who can't Nv.
do any choosing will hereafter be exempt tic
from the risks incident to the proximity Loo