The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-08-29
IN GAY NEW YORK.
Scenes and Incidents Of Everyday
Life In the Paris of America. ~

1t is reported that George w. Wander
bllt was about to make alterations to his
house. $40 Fifth avenue, costing more
than $4,000.
Mrs. Mary Alicia Vanderbilt La Bau,
one Of the five daughters OF Commodore
Cornelius Vanderbilt, died at her home on
Riverside drive. She was SO years old
and had been in bad health for many
months.
The will of Rev. Hasbrouck Du Bots,
L minister Of the Reformed Church in
Queaths $1,000 each to the board of for
elgn missions OF the Reformed Church
in America. the board of domestic mis-
sionS and the board Of education OF the
church.
The will OF f. l.. Godkin, formerly edi-
tor OF the Evening Post, who died in
England on May 20 last, has been filed
tor probate in the surrn@ute'S office. The
will. which was executed Oh May l,
lSSt,, leaves Ill the property t" Lawrence
Eoukln, the teStators son. who is APP
pointed sole executor without bonds.
Queen Titania, the ruler OF F'a;ryl;nd
visited Asbury park recently and the
little oiies-:>OO of theu-honnsvd the SOY
nrcisn by marching in review before her.
The procession VIE viewed by fully
100000 spectators. Almost every known
brand OF baby was represented in the
pageant. six were from china, two
from japan. and one WAS Il fullbrcd In
,iiuu.
y story is told Of colorcd butler in
on" of New York's most fashionable
suburbs, who, being given 100 or more
lnvltltlonS to Il social function for de-
livery. could not resist the temptation to
slip into each envelope Il massage circu-
iar OF his wife, who was seeking pa
TENTS. The combination of business and
pleasure naturally created sensation
and made talk
Charles l.. F;,ir', will was not found
i'll his vault 1T the Stock Exchange build
ing. which was opened and examined by
his sister. Mrs. Hermann Oclrichs, and
her counsel. Col. William JAY. The or
der of the court granting permission to
search the vault stipulated that if found
The will must ht flee. forthwitE. which is
held to menn within twcnty-four hours,
i'll the surrogate court.
y. II. Chamberlain, the theatrical man.
'7'i VIM mus beell III 1T the hefllu
Square hotel for two weeks, has been
removed to hospital. He is i'll Of blood
poisoning, and his doctors have decided
that an operation is necessary. Mr.
Chamberlyn's illness will Interfere with
his theatrical planS. The production Of
My Fianc"e ut the Victoria theater
in the first week of September has been
abandoned. The tour of Chaurbcrlyn's
"Alnrorco found company has also been
postponed. ''The Defender will finish
nut the summer season ut the Herald
Square.
The Jewish World publishes an esti-
mate of the number OF Jews in Greater
New York, based OH the number OF
Jewish burials as recorded l,y the board
Of health. These amounted in 1901 to
1897, and as the death rate in the most
! ron@ested Jewish districts is little over
10 per thousand, this implies Il popula-
ton of o:'}, 1873 i'll the middle of 1901,
Since that time 10 less than A,225 have
! arrived III New York and staid there,
while by natural increase of births over
deaths another 21,4OO would be added
up to August of this year. making Il
grand total Of 5S4, 1888.
The only musk OK in captivity in this
! country died ut the New York GEOLOGICAL
gardens. The OK was a female and was
| presented to the gardens by William C.
Whitney March rs last. The only other
musk OK in captivity is at Hamburg,
Germany. The OK which died was cap
| tured at Great Bear lake on the Arctic
showed symptoms Of illness and pneu.
mOnil 1pveOne1 Tho unimol oxnon+, ~