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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-09-01

The national topic Of special interest in Jewish
circles in the United States and which has caused
general comment, has related to the appropriate
ness of proposed appeal by the Independent Order
of B'Nai Birth, through it's president Adolf
Krause, to the Russian peace envoy, Count Sergius
Witte, behalf OF the prosecuted Jews of Russia.
The information that Count Sergius had expressed
his willingness to receive Mr.. Krause represent
ing the Jews of the United States, aroused Jewish
trade unions, the Workingmens Circle and
branches of the Bund and Zionist societies in New
York to protest that Mr.. Krause though a we'll
known national figure among the Jews, not
authorized to represent the Jews of America in such
appeal. The B'Nai B'Rith though influential
organization only of 5000 Jewish societies,
many of which%would regard an appeal to Count
Sergius Witte as most deplorabe. 1.-THE Jews of
Russia are fighting for their rights and they don't
want any pity or mercy from the Russian govern
nent or it's representatives, said speaker at
q meeting in New York. It is even stated that Mr..
Krause was opposed to the presentation of the Pc
tition and has been merely acting under orders
from his organization.
The man who has thus become the center OF
ell-known Chicago lawyer whose career emphasizes
the educated American popuace. He was born in
educated in the schools of that country before com
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-09-01
Commits Suicide in Coffin

Sioux City, Ia.-Lars Peterson, a
carpenter, committed suicide in a
coffin which he made't to order for him.
self according to measurements of his
body. After attaching rubber hose
to gas jet and passing it through a
small hole in the lid, he laid down in
the casket and was asphyxiated in a
few moments.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-09-01
Rush For State Land.

st. Paul. advertising of
Minnesota lands, and the fact that the
state sells them on forty years time
with payment of but Is per cent, are
doing wonders toward attracting set
tiers.
Enquiries being received for state
land literature are tremendous" said
s., G. Ivers2n, state auditor. Last
week alone our office received s75 in
quiries for lands to be sold this fall.
They came from every part of the
United States and many from Canada,
Missouri, Indiana and Pennsylvania
furnish large lumber Of the letter
writer's.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-09-01
news OF minnesota.
Lower Rates.

Minneapolis.-A nszannouncement of
the most vital, Widespread and imme'
date i'm portance tosthe farming inter-
est of the northwest was made by the
Great Northern railroad, the manage
ment of which decided to make a
sweeping reduction in grain carrying
rates.
S cents per hundred. from the most
distant points to half cent from
points nearest the Twin Cities and the
head of the lakes. From Williston,
distant from the head of the lakes GIG
miles, the reduction is cents. On the
Granville branch, the Towner branch,
the line from Rugby to Sarles, the
rates are cut three cents. This covers
an immense stretch of country, much
of it recently under cultivation, in
North Dakota.
From Minot to the head of the lakes,
from Grand Forks and Fargo and
Hillsboro, on the Hannah line, running
north from Larimore, on the Neche
line and the St Vincent line, the re-
duction is 2 cents per hundred. On
the st. Johns line, running from
Churches Ferry, and the Walhalla line
it is 81 cents, and from Larimore it is
~ cents. Other roads have met this
rate.
State Fair.
Hamline.-The promise for the Min
nesota state fair this year is brighter
than ever before. Special pains have
been taken in all the preparations,
which were commenced Immediately
after the close of the fair of 1904, and
the months of careful work over de-
tails seem about to be crowned with
unusual success. From Monday NOR
ming, Sept. 4 till II o'clock Saturday
night, Sept. 9, the state fair grounds,
midway between St. Paul and Mime
apolis, will be crowded with exhibit
and gay crowds of visitors This has
become the holiday week of the year
for thousands of Minnesota people-a
custom which is becoming more and
more popular each season.
This years fair is being developed
along the lines which have proven sc
successful in the past; and indications
short time before the fair point to
larger and better exhibits in every de-
partment
The fair will be opened on Monday
morning Sept. with an address by
Senator Dolli yer of Iowa. In the af
ternoon of the same day, Dan Patch
fastest harness horse in the world will
make sensational mile on the race
track in an effort to lower his pacing
on Monday only.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-09-01
No More Slips.

Issuance of ''slips' by elevators in
place of regular receipts for grain is
to become a thing of the past The
state railroad and warehouse commits
sion has issued circular letter declar-
ing that the law in this regard is to be
strictly enforced hereafter. The letter
calls attention to the fact that the is
suance Of anything but the regular re-
ceipt for grain is a misdemeanor. The
commissioners maintain that the told
custom of issuing slips" has caused
an endless amount of litigation.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-09-01
.196.325 49,
Eiuhth aDistrfct.

Totals .........2i7.554 156,943 GO, Gil
(a) Carlton county; does. not include
Indians; 367 Indians returned in 1900.
o. Itasca county; does not include In
dams; 1,cO8 Indians returned in 1900.
(c) St. Louis county; does not include
Indians; 881 Indians returned in 1900.
Atn$t, ni~$ri~+
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-09-01
inth District

Totals .226, 155 190,052 &c. JOB
(a) Includes 2.256 Indians; no returns
for Indians in 1900.
(b) includes 1,47e Indians; 1913 In
dams returned in 1900.
(c) Does not INCLUDE Indians.
(d) Includes 2,132 Indians; no returns
for Indians in 1900
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-09-01

Sweden and Norway. In
with having induced his t
heriting Prince Oscar, a do,
was done despite the fact
the favorite of his mother
princess of Nassau.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

the Day Of thanks although d ~ Gus
tomary Tor u to be on the last Thurs
day III November. and the president
may * any dag he chooses.
The mayor of Henderson, a small
ohio river Town ia Kentucky, added
10 Ike mlx-np az 10 the date BY fixing
the lime a. November Esd. one week
earlier His proclamation was issued
Ia advance o. that sent ont BY the
president He thought he ana the
president would hii the same day, but
the presldent followed the custom o.
having the last Thursday 80 Hender
son viii have two THANKSGIVING Days.
one on the 23d aud the othor on the
s0th.
The usual preparations for ThanaH-
giving bay are being made in this
city and the charitable institutions
viii serve the usual ThanksKiving
dinnera, while the local salvation
Army corps Will serve dinner 10 a
number Of needy and INDECENT pat
ronH.
Everybody il well fed ON Thanks
giving Day. and whether one IL pris-
oner In the county fail or million
aire he has turkey and the other ac-
compartments ON this one day Ia the
year a. least.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25
NO MISTAKE MADE IN FIXING
THANKSGIVING DAY ON NOV. 80
MANY PERSONS SHOULD sg ON NO
VENEER - USUAL ATOMS.

Thanksgiving lay thal day on
which The whole country uniles In Of.
ferinR praise for tho good things Of
lie and attends foot bail games,
which are allowed BY heavy dinners
comes this year ON an unusual day.
7, viii be- the last day ia the month.
something which happens very sci.
dom on account of the way the cal.
endar Is constructed. November SOFA
must be on Thursday. FOR Il 10 have
the distinction OF also hcing Thanks.
giving Day. and this cannOt happen
often Ia the lifetime of the average
man.
Many persons are under Che I'm.
preston that a grand mistake has
been made this year and that Presi'
cent Roosevelt Is making a radical
departure "a fixing The day ~ Thurs'
day November 30th Some persons
think that Il saould have been Novem-
her 1ad. aud large number II In
Quiries have been received by The
Evening Citizen asking what day
Thanksgiving Day comes on this year.
Presiden, Roosevelt fixed November
seth, and he naa the authority. By
virtue Of an ect Of congress, 10 fix
any day he may see flt. The Law
does not specify any special day for
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25
PROMINENT NEW MEXICO
POLITICIAN. TO WE'D

- 49, NAN HAf WN LANNH"Mf
Carlsbad, n. ~, Nov. 20 IAN.
nouncement has been made here OF
the engagement Of Postmaster Louis
o. Fullen. Of this city, and editor Of
The Carlsbad Argus. 70 Mrs. Dorothy
bowman Mooers, daughter of Rev
Dr. and Mrs nowman, OF San Fran.
cisco, Cal, THE wedding Il 10 take
place Ia San Francisco the latter
part Of this Month, aud 10 10 bo a
brilliant event
Mrs, MooerS FIRST husband was
~ D. Mooers. son OF the Mooers, who
with several other Los Angeles men.
made a fortune out 81 the famous
"Yel0w Aster' mine at Randaburg.
Marital infellcItics early disturbed the
peace 81 the young couple and not
long ago Mrs. Mooers figured ID a
sensational horse whipping episode a.
the ayenElng party. Slnce her a.
yorce Mrs. MOoeFa has been apending
good deal Of her time IN New York
and on her New Mexico ranch She
has also taken an occasional run over
10 Europa 10 relieve the cunui. Mr.,
Fullen, who Is a lawyer, editor and
politician. IL prominent IN republican
politics Ia New Mexico, and Il Is said
thar be- is W line Tor hlah political
honor when the territory IL admitted
10 ihe Union.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

ONE or ALLEGED TRAIN
ROBBERS plsMtS SEQ,

Yesterday Afternoon IN the uhlttH
States court. the case against Robert
Irving MoManus. who NRs charged
with being Potter, one ~ the Henry
Hawkins gang which robbed the Fort
sumner postOilicc. was dismissed with
the consent Of the government says
the Optic.
McManus was arrested more than a
year ago In Colorado charged with
being Ed Franks. q member Of the
Black Iaca gang aud murderer Of
sheriff farr. Tho olilccrs soon found
they had gotten the wrong man a. far
al Franks was concerned, but held
McManus on the charge oi being Pot.
ter The United States officers had
four men who we're present when the
Hawkins ganE raldcd the Fort Sumner
postoiIice brought here. but after see.
Inc McManua they either said he was
not one Of tho men seen there or that
they could not identity him a. having
been there,
Yesterday morning ON the ground
OF misnomisr. plea Of abatement,
tho defense flod plea In abatement
ia the afternoon United States Dis
lrlrt Attorney Ilewellyn agreed q
the dismissal u the case against Mc
Manuss.
The case Of BarIolo COFdova, chars
ed with violation VI the EdmuhdE act
Is ON trial before the United Steies
cOsrt today
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25
ARTICLES OF incorporation
FiLEp sY TWO COMPANIES. M
cLUDlNo NASH ELEcTRlcAL
SUPPLY COMPANY or THIS
CRY, WITH SECRETARY.

The following articles 81 incorpora'
ton have been hied Ia thu once or
Territorial Secretary j VI. Reynolds;
Nash Electrical supply company.
incorporates are A. Nash. kittie
Nash and Carl Gilman. al Of Albu
querque, Nes Mexico. The amount ~
capital STOCK is llNed az $4,000. ali %
which has heen subscribed. The term
Of the existence 81 the company -
axed a. ATTY yeap and the principal
place of business in Albuquerque, the
principal agent Of the company being
n Nash. with ofscea Al 500 West Rail.
road avenue. The obiecl of The COM
pany II 20 construct electrical hx7
lures, maintain electric lines. erect
poles and string wires. and do q gen'
eral electrical cOntractlns buainesa,
together with dealing ia real estate,
Domins City Water company In
corporalors are Paschal r. smith, W.
q, Wallis. James r. Waddlll, ]. ). Ben
nett and ]. u. h0dRSin, al Of Demlng,
New Mexico. The amount " capital
stock "A hxed at ti00.O00 $4,000 81
which has been subscribed with the
number of shares divided as loilOwHi
y, X, Smith. 1899 shares, w q. Wal
lls, roe shares .. X. Wadalll, 100
shares =. D Bennett, 100 shares aud
J y. H0dgsin. 100 shares. The term
~ existence OF the csompany - nxod
a lfty years and the principal place
~ business IA Deming the principal
agent OF the company helnR y. "
smith. The object % the company a
90 construct maintain and operate 9
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

An ARIZONA MURDERER GIVEN
loNoea LeAsG or Life.

The death watch at the Kingman.
Arlzs jail has been taken on OF G. &.
Leigh, his appeal having given that
murderuus gentleman longer lease
Of llle says the Miner. Attorney An.
derson, who IA employed by the rela.
tiyes ~ Leigh % carry the case 20 the
supreme court. has made the state.
ment that owing 10 new evidence. 4
new trial win be asked for. and THAI
tho evidence Is In substance ldat the
rival OF Leigh for the affections Of
Mrs. Bauters. the murdered woman,
was a member Of the grand jury that
brought IN the indictment and took
part IN the prosecution OF Che muir
derer before that body. The statement
ia al bosh. Leigh committed one Of
the most cold Hooded murders IN the
criminal annals Of the country, and
should pay the penalty. he lived Tor
years from the earnlnga ~ this woln'
an, and when she refused longer 20
contribute 10 his support, he murder
ed her. Tina, 10 the cold fact OF the
case.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25
HE TRIED TO CAPTURE
WHOLE FRENCH ARMY
THAT'S WAY THAT FIERY BANlsHEp
THAT DEAR FRANCE, suT NOW rHAT DISMAL EXILE
OVER AND ne WILL RETURN TO THAT PARIS

Paris. Nov. r.. Granted amnesty
by the parliament against which be
deciared his eDmity six years ago,
Paul Dgr0ulcdc. the exile. Is prepar
Ing 10 return 20 France. DerOulede,
IN other ways famous, climbed the
pinnacle OF notoFiciy when, as the
funeral OF President Faure, In r'eh.
guagy. 1883, he attempted "a capture
the whole French army single handed.
Born IA Paris Ia 1876. he WAS FIRST
publicly known a. dramatlsl. De-
rOulede was popular hero ~ the
francO.FruAsian war, receiving the
cross Of the Legion OF Honor al q
time when the distinction meant
something His songs Of the Sol.
diefs' made him popular with shc
masses. He quickly founded the
League OF Patriots and with his fol-
lowers developed a chronic habit for
getting into trouble.
Made a member Of The chamber oi
deputies BY hts admirers. he became
so great an aaltat0r, that many rel
garded him as lunatlc This belief
vas strengthened, when at Faure's
funeral he seized the reign OF the
horse ridden BY General itoges and de.
handed that the army march upon
the Elysee.
Tie was ace dsed 0l plot against
the government Rnd finally sentenced
10 Punishment from france.
Il was on the occasion Of his trial
before tAe hlgh court that Delourede
proclaimed his opinions, which were
loudly scolfed SO said that he had
not wanted 10 overthrow the republic,
because HIS own principles we're re'
publican; but that he only wanted 90
have a republic, and did not think
there was one in France. lie stated
that the absolute submission which
the French people hao accepted DO.
fore parliament. putting all Initiative
and power IN the hands Of senators
aud deputies and intrustlng them With
tho PRIVILEGES OF electlng the presl.
dent, opened the way 10 the worst q
tryannles.
He propheried that unlesg thefpeo'
pie were given some voice In the al
naturalization 90 their affaira, France
would come 10 know a tyranny com
\ pared 20 which that OF ancient ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

Every ounce OF food you cae that falls
20 digest does 4 pound Of harm. n
turns the entire meal into poison. rhin
not only deprives the blood OF the rec
essay tiasuebuildlnA material. but Y
polsOns H. R0dol Dyspepsia Cure Ia
a perfect dieastant Il disests the food
regardless OF the condition OF che
stomach. II allows that organ to rest
and get strong again. Relieves the
Belehlng. Heart Burn, Sour SioHiach.
Indigestion. Palpltation OF the Heart.
ste. Bold by all dru8gista
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

lannlcal kings would 30 as nothing.
and ihat the day would come when
The majority Ia parliament would rep
resent ;he minority OF the population,
that The state would bo governed &C.
cordlnRly for a few. egalnHt The mass,
and that this syslem would BY that
time be- too firmly established for It's
overthrow 10 30 possible without a
revolution. Re therefore clamored
Tor q reform OF the constitution then
and there. not sacrificing the republic.
but saylng H.
Il was only two or three years later.
when events began TO prove how
clearly he had seen, that hls pro.
phetlc words were remembered. u la
. fact today that the parliamentary
majority 10 France, represents the
popular minority. and that the pfeai'
dent. leaving aside what preroEalives
he has, enables the parliament 70 rule
absolutely.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25
MORE FAvoRABLY
IMpnEaaEp ThAM ENEa.

IT now turns out thAi captain FRED
q. Plummes Of the United States en-
glnecr corps. Was more fayorabiy i'm
pressed than We thought a. 70 me
Importance Of the white Oaks can
y0n as an irrigation dam site from
the tone OF the territorial papers, and
something eehnlie may be looked loi
Al any time. says she White Oaks Oat
look. Let ~ keep the maiter which
Il OF such vital interest 20 this com
munltg. thoroughly and persisienlly
agltatod.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25
Japan REFUSED coNvg,V
RoR RUSSIAN GApTtvHe

Toxic. Nov 71.--lt Is reported that
Russia. apprenendlng muglny OF pFis-
oners On board transports conveying
them from japan, asked the Japanese
government 10 convoy them with war
shlps 10 viadiyostok. hnt the Japan
csc declined 20 DO 80. strong enmlty
between members Of the army and
navy ON the vessels ls said 20 exist
Admiral Roieslycnaky - reported "a
be- keeping In bis cabin on board the
noropcil
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

water works System Va the city 81
DENIES. creci poles sirlng electric
wires. lay pipes. dlg trenches, lay Oni
lONnallea. buy and Eell lots IN addl'
tions to that town, and Otherwise
transact business connected with their
franchise
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25
a BAPTIST CONVENTION
AT Al

New Mexico Bapilsl convention Will
c0utene AZ Alamogofdo. says me
News. This convention viii bring
Baptist brethren from an parts Of the
territory. General business Of bap.
tisi matters are % come before me
meeting. such a. the missionary work
ond the hearing Of reports ~ all
kinds Of baptist church work The
convention viii hold for three days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

Nature needs only Little Early Riser
now and then 10 keep the bowels
clean. the liver -.stivo. and the system
free from bile, hcaaachca. C0nniipa
ton. etc. The famous little pills
EARLY nleers" are pleasant IN effect
and nerfGCtiOn N action. they never
CRIME or slckon. bit tone and strength.
ca the liver and kidneys Sold by AL
erarrlafn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25
CHRISTMAS RACE

Tie ChnstmHs race meeting % be
held NJ Carlsbad Is Becoming well ad.
yedlsfd all over the territory and
racing stock from ali points Will az
tend the contest for the money hung
40. says thu Argus. The great roDins
match. too. promises 70 be a success
ful venture, as almost every cowboy
In the vicinity ma written Mr., Hlgnor
asking information a. 10 entrance fee
and conditions Of the contest.
A very large consignment Of LAHORE
ers bound for the Belen cnioh passed
through the city on belated train NO,
1 last night On route 20 helen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

John n. Abel. air man 10 the To-
cal yards has returned homie from N
visit OF two months Ia Kentucky. hial
old home.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

ANNfNNNf fN"N"fNHH FNNH"NNNN"Nf
The following notafies public nave
been appointed the past week b. Gov
ernor Miguel A. OscrO.
Thomas c0rdoya, ~ Joya, Socorto
county George =. Cfale, AlbHquer,
uue. bernaliilo county
eKamlnation Tor Janltor.
ny saturday evening, November u,
an examination papers for iaui'of ~
the federal building IN santa ~ must
be In the hands Of the secretary % tho
civil service board ai Denver. 1hs
position carries with Il salary "
segO year, and there are 4 number
OF applicants
Postal Appointments.
pioter Van nfaRsen has been ap'
pointed carrier at WiehO SDlt. sub.
sllsuls on The Maxwell city rural de
livery route.
jeremiah Gonzales has been ap
pointed postmaster al salt Lake. So
zorro county. vice Antonio Gonzales
deceased.
Thomas d. Meek has been appoint
ed postmaster at Arabella, i.iucolr
county, vice A. N. Richardson, 10
coaseJ
Poesonlee Discontinued.
The poatG.fice AZ Geneva. unloI
county. has been discontinued and th'
mail for lhat point Will b dispatched
10 Logan.
The postofilce Al Lochiel. sautI
Cruz county, Arizona. has been dis
continued and the mail Will be sen
90 nuqucsne
The postOllice Al Sihley, san Migue
I county, haB been discontinued. MAI
goes 70 Las Vegas.
postofflce Established.
A postofsice has been established a
/ Taylor. Colfnx county. John q. Iay
Tor has heen appointed postmaster.
| aasals-saeasaa--a-s~H~-s~~
san Lost Motner.
Consumption runa IN our family
and ttrough Il lest my mother.
writes r.. b. Reid, OF Harmony, ne
TOR the past five years, however
on the slightest Sign OF Cough .
Cold, / have taken Or. Kings Noy
Discovery FOR Consumption. whicl
has saved me serious lung trouble.
his mothers death was sad loss 70
Mr. Rei6, but he learned that lrnl
trouble must rot De neglected, an'
how 70 cure Il. Quickest RELIEF an
cure Tor coughs and colds Price 90
and 800: guaranteed az all druggists
| Trial hoffla free
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-25

Jndge Abbott this afternoon granted
Mrs. = X Norris a divorce from her
husband on the grounds OF non-sup-
port ana cruelty II will be remeber'
ed thai Norris only recently made an
unaucceasful attempt a. suicide ~
cutting his throat With razor. Mrs.
Norris conducts n lunch wagon for a
living ana Is working woman.
Norris ala not appear IA court