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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-29

og8eitl. 0|orpl1noer 9obn @eiea-
idoft" fir ooS 8ripiIeg, in Der Gen.
treitroBe @eIeiie 5t leeen, cine iGbr.
Iide Nbgobe bon $3.50 81 entridten
bat.
Die 9eb0r6e amCnoirte sic 8eroro.
nlng beS Srn, s. S. 6rieoenpolo
fir Die grri6tung zines eIeftriihen
6irmeni6iloeS Dor ieiuen @eid1fts.
balie an Der @utopItroBe oo6in,
Dob Dos S6ilo MIR 3rpei SUB iiber
oaS Srottoir binarsiteben oorf. Srn.
SenrD Wobr an ser 9lliceanuoitroBe
ieooh muroe crIoubt, fem eleftriiteS
SdiIO iedS SUB b%itutSite6en 81
laiien. 9eioe &errcn miiiien $40
be5ablcn.
Die 8eror0nulg fir oen 0ur6s
bru6 ser 81. StroBe uno ser gSin.
deiteritroBe lpuroe al ole StroBen.
Ourhbru6s. GommiliGre prrmieien.
NV . I VI u |.
Mopor GimomlS Undergraduate ge.
Itern Die foGgcn0en 8eroronungen:
GliftnnsNuenue, bon 10. StroBe
bis Gbelieo.Terroce in elmer 9reite
BON 40 onitatt 80 Sub 81 macedonia
liren;
Den 3miiden Sciierion- un0 WcGl.
oerrpitroBe I~icgenoen Gbeit ser sort,
ItroBe ols itGOtii6e StroBe 81 accep-
tiren;
Der 6reioompfer . grfuriionen Der
onItoltenben @eieGi6oft sic GiSbre-
der DSatrobe" ooer annapolis" i'm
Sommer 1905 sur ireien 8erfii9ung
81 Iteaen.
Der 9ei6ItB, 5000 fir sic G(nloge
zines ortciii6en 9runnens inn yHi-
periibe-Rort" 81 pertuiaigen, muroe
bonn MoDor nit Dem &eto belegt, oa
cine Seror0n1ng fir ben 3med err
ior0erlid lit. Cine 8eror6nung lit
au6 bereitS i'm eriten 3neige bonn
StaOtrotbSmitglie0 Soffmom eins
gerei6t lpor0en.
5000 berreuIoie 9epoiiten.
GnrpoIt MiQoro 6.9oplor, mel6er
I'M Nllftrage OeS Staot-Yrofurotors
ocn berrenIoien 0epoIiten in Den
9aItimorer Sparbonten no6fori6t,
bat %gefunoen, oaB ii6er 5000 oeror-
tige Gepoiiten criitiren uno bon 30
bis 60 Sabre in Den 9onfen gelegen
babcn. Nod einem @eieB fGut ooS
8el6 an 0en Shulfono, penn feline
Gr6eu g%eflnOen peroen f0nnen. Sr.
Soplor bat iomeit 70 9epoiiten Dem
Sdulfonb iibermieien. SSn oeri6ie-
oenen SGaen bat or Gr6en ~gefunoen.
Selblt menn oaS 8elo i6on in ben
9eiib Ser StoOt iibergegongen it,
fonnen @rben, ipenn iie oitftou6en,
ibre Gnipriihe nod geIteno mo6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-29
StaOt Baltimore.
0ns @cttcr.

Sir WarpIonO lnO Den 0iltritt
Columbia id)one8 lpGrnlcrcS Netter
uno iiiOtucitIide @in0e.
Ger b06ite Recommendations mar
so @rao Inn 3 ll6r 9to6ntitta9S.
Ger nieorigite Recommendations
mar 4S @rao um Z llbr Worgens.
Mittlerer 9oromctcrItono 30.O8.
Ger nie0rigite SbCrmometerItono
Der lebten q Stunocu in nodfolgen-
6en St10ten mar mie folgt: Goitport
81, 9ortlanO 36, Bottom ~, Ilbanp
81, Iem-Dorf so, Sorri8burg 46,
8bilaoelpbia 80, 9ltlontic-GitD as,
gg~oi6ington A, NorfoIf 80, SotteroS
Sc, Charlotte 80, @ilminqton so,
G6arleIton So, Saponnob So, Sad
ionpiae GO, Supiter 70, &ep.g8clt Y,
MtIonto 81, Montaomerp 50, Netu.
Orleans Ga, Eoleitine 66, Collection
6S, Corpus GbriIti 20, WempbiS GA,
Cincinnati "a, 9~ittSburg 90, OSme-
90 "a, Buffalo 46, 9lepelon0 %, De-
troit 80, @Iena SO, Morqiiette &c,
Green Ban 40, Chicago so, 0ulutb
36, ct. Saul 50, ct. 2Ouis So, San.
ioS.Gitp 80, Omaha A, Suron 36,
@iaiIton SO, @opre %, Seleno 26,
Salt 9afe 80, 0enuer %, Nortb
Glatte 36, Dodge 30, Nmorilo &c,
Sos IneeleS AS.
@eItern bottcn mir mie0er ei1ett
Der prGdtigiten &oge; OoS Gbermos
meter fletterte bis oli 80 8ro0 mo
erreidte oomit ben bohIten Stono
felt Dem foIten onboItenoen 8inter.
SolgenocS luor Der StanO Der
Sen1peratIr:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-29

SilberneS o Of 5eitsfei.
er. Sr. Geo. 8. Sacob uno feline
8ottin Hoia f%eierten geitern Ibenb
in ibrer 9ebouiung Nr. SD, Ror6.
Satterion . Bart : s[penle, imareiie
bieler Sreunoe uno 9efonnten ibr
Iilbernes Sod)5eits = Siibil1um. 8or
Faitor $. s. Shliiter erneuerten iie
ibr Seirotbseeliiboe, tpel6es iie Dor
% Sobren Dor Boitor Weier BON ser
ct. Nottb6i : Stride abidloIien.
Erof. W. SdGfer's Ordeiter cor,5er-
tirte nno piele @ei6enfe maren elm.
geloufen. Inter Sen gntueienben be.
fanoen iid pieIe Sreunoe uno 9e.
fonnten oeSSubeIpoares, iotpie Itorfe
Gelegotionen bes rSotparo . Con-
clabes, S. 8. S." unb oes r9aIti.
more Webger.8erein Ir. T."
Sergriffiid anoerS 6 10 a.
germ. = 8eil er feline SdpGoerin,
6rau Sena 9oung, Nr. 1914, @elt.
Yratt'S traBe, idlug, tulirbe geitern
Souls gouns in Der iiiotpeItliden go
li5eiitation um $40 b~eitraft uno aui
30 Gage ms @efGnsniB geianot.
6rau goung bot ibren liebensluiiroiz
gen Sdpager ihon mebrmoIs ipeaen
brntoler Sebonolung berbaften lol.
len.
8eiangperein &c 5 e I.
M Ell B" = Sn ieiner geitern gbenb
in 5. q. @oer's Sale, Ode 5ait. iinb
@alt : @penue, ltatteebabten Sing.
itnnoe iibte Der @eianeperein .goel.
fueiB" mebrere Gbore Elm, uno in Der
8eiboftsiibung mliroen Die I'M nGd,-
item CONNER 81 Observation-Disclosures.
g%niignngen beiprohen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-29
BON See nn6 Safeu.

NDH see hn0 pafeH.
acin 6Gbrboot . Terminal 81 9ooe'
@oint. - Yoiiagiere bon NOroo.
Qlopo . 1ampfern. - 8eri6ieOe.
mes bon Gee uno Soien.
Capt. @iuor0 Gbonion, HrGiiOent
ser oMurplonO, 9elorpare Ii. Sirgi-
MIA 9obL" bat oaS @eriift fir falid
erfIGrt, Dab Die Baltimore, Gbeia-
peafe II. gtlantic 9abn . 60" be.
ldloiien babe, Dor 9eginn Der Or
fnriionS . Soiion einen 3meig 5mi.
iden 2ope Boint oltf Sent : SSlunO
uno Cotton Cabot = GountD, Wo.
81 griinoen, INN Die 6obrt 3mii6cn
Baltimore, @oibtngton, 9. g., uno
onoeren Yunften uno Ocean . Gitp
ab5lltiir5en.
Sic 3eiteriparniB piiroe nabe5u
~ StunOe betrogen.
Ibfabrt Scr nGaeL."
Ser Nor0o. 2lop0.0 ampfer oGai.
Iel" fGbrt beute Nodmittog nit etluo
80 3pii6enoeds. unO folgenoen Sea.
iiiten : Yoiio9ieren bon bier nod)
9remerbopen 5uriid: 5rou Sobonno
@eber uno 9inoer, Wc3ees &odS.
ga; Sr. q. &olentbol uno Sr. &orl
@0rtner, Baltimore; Sr. Senrp 8ol.
ter, Chicago, Sis; Sr. 8ilb. 3obet,
Baltimore; Sr. Otto Ser5og, 8aib.
ington; &r. u1,o 6rou $. q. g. Yc.
ters, s. 6. BeterS, &. Is. 9. geterS,
5rou 6. i. Meislabn mo Sri. alma
WeiSlobl, Baltimore.
8ia Sem Oorf.
Die folgenoen 9oitimorer fubren
geitern ouf Dem NorOo. 2lopo.0 anl-
pier o9arborolia" pon9tep.Yo r nnf
Bremen ob: Srau Geo. 8. Sorriion,
Sri. 8lorenee g. &orriion, 8rof. Or.
8aul Soipt uno Satin, GiterSoupt
uno Sr. Geo. q. $. S6mibt.
Ser Norbo. 2lopo.G ompfer nSan-
noper" miro belite bier nit etipn
1900 Goiiagieren ermortet.
5tieB ou Elm Riff.
Capt. &oogers, bonn S6ooner
nG6maro s. Cole" meloete Dem bp.
orogropbiideu 9iireau bierielbit,
bob iein Sdiff meIdes 90 6liBSief.
gang bot, noroIid) bon 9aferSslano
ouf ciuen 5elien itieB, Ser oif Ben
&orten ni6t permerft it. Neben oem
Selien mar ons @oiier Meiiungen
~5ufoIge 5a bis 615 anoten tief.
Webrere anoere Shiffe iinb in iener
@egeno fiir5lid) aifgeloufen.
3u menig Sro6t porban.
BEN.
Die Heptun Sampfer . 2inie bat
ole 3obl ibrer ouf Ser Baltimore.
Hotteroom : 2inie fobrenoen 9ant-
pier ~reou5irt, bis iif Die Gage in Ser
Sraftausfubr bon bier gebeiiert bat.
9isber irlbren bier 9ompfer 5ipiihen
Baltimore uno Hotterbom, lno iett
neroen MIR nod Der yGuno" uno
Ohio" 5ipiiden Den beibeu S1fen
u%erfebren.
9egeben d mad euth d..
Lamb.
Sr. Otto 6. Ibrens uno Satin bon
Nr. 933, 2inoen : Inenue, iotpie oe.
rem Nifte SRI. 2ouiie Gillmon bege-
ben iif am 10. gpril oui oem9ioroo.
Slopo Gompfer vGbemnib" gu lam
9erem Iufentbalte naf 0euti6lanb.
Serungliidter Motroe e.
Itorben.
SIN nSobns Sopfins' Soipitale"
ltarb seitern Der % Sabre alte Ma-
troie Beter Shonall, Der am %.
WGr5 auf Dem Morob. 2lopb Sanl-
pier v@ittefino" ourb Die Serlaoe-
2lfc Hr. 4 itiir5te uno einen Sdd'
oelbrrld erlitt. Coroner GarrutberS
unterillbte ben Soa uno entldieO,
ooB elm llnfall porliese. Der Seib.
nom miro beute bonn gtabliiiement
Der 9eifelibeltatter $. Sanbers II.
Sobnc, SCR. t70S, Ganton.apey ans
beeroigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-29
2ofalbertdte aus @aIbhstOp .

n@ermonto W 1nner6or."
Die llrterboltung oeS ,8ermonia.
Wtanncrfors" in Der .Notionol Rii.
les Soa" am Wontua Abeno mar Gin
%gldr5enoer @rfolg. Die Gbore mltr.
ben mutItergiiltia porgetragen uno
oieS oliiten ernoteten pobluerOienteu
Beifal oes iibCr ulle Grmartunaen
5ablreifen YlbIifumS. 3oS Srhe.
tier %leiitetc gun5 &~or3iiglides uno ole
luitige Hoiie nit @Cinng Ser gebil-
oete 9auStne6t" bGttc bon routinir.
ten S6auipielern nidt better aufge.
filbrt mer0en fonnen. Sri. 9iebcr
mar bortrefflih bel Stimute uno ibre
oeribieoenen SoIi befunoeten bobe
Begobung, Die bon ben 3uborern &C.
bilbrenoe Entertaining iono. sic
plroe bon Srn. 9rooboge am Yiaro
begleitet. Ser beliebte Barton Sr.
st. Seine lang Die 6eioen @reno.
oiere" in tooelIoier 8eiie unO perur.
iodte cine 1tiirmii6e 9eiiaQS . %.
m%onltrotion. Gu6 Sr. SGger, elm
tii6tiger 6lotiit bon Ser 8unoes.
Wtorine : aapeQe, er6ieIt cine Spa.
ton fiir leine tlniiii6en gortrGge.
Nod Dem CONCERT uno Der 8oiie
folgte cin flotter 9oQ. Ger Ger.
mania : MGnner6or" 6ot oQe llrIo.
DIE, Itol5 81 iein ollf oen groBartigen
Grfolg ieiner oritten Gbenounterbal.
tun9 IN oieier Soiion.
Gnge6Iib mertbIo eG bedS.
Ser ~28'iGbrige Npotbefer 9beoour
@il6er, melder cine quite Sdulbil.
Dung in europa 9enoB uno mebrere
Spro6en peritebt, muroe geItern ga.
bier perbaftet inter Der Nnifuloi.
gllng, 8el0 inter falihen 8orlpGn-
ben erlangt 81 baben. Gr fam Dor
3luei @oGen bon Retu r gorf nod
@oibington gum 9eiu6 ser @ettren.
men. Sci ieiner Infunft batte er ct,
ma 5000 9aorgelo, ipeldeS err bei'm
Sport oerlor. lin iid nun mieocr
oaS notbige &leingelo 81 oeridaffen.
CAB er am lebten Sonntage I'M st.
SomeS . Sotel" 5ipet ipertbloieGbedS
ans; Der cine mar uuf Die .Nmeritan
Security ono SruIt 60" ousgeiteut
uno bon 6. 6. Seufferle unter5eih.
net ;oen onoeren auf Die 8orfieIoNa.
tionol . 9onf Of Stem : Wort" arsge-
lteat, bate er ielbit unteri6rieben.
8il6er bertrand eS, fi9 oabierSrelm.
De sit e%rtuerben, uno ipurbe 10 intim
NIT ibnen, ooB er Tie oeronlaIIen
fonnte, iid fir i'm al berbiirgen,
menn er @beds ausgeben mollte. sIuf
Der Sobrt nad ben 8ettrennen ge-
itern trof er NIT einem oieler Sreiin-
De 5uiommen uno muBte i'm iofort
81 iiberreoen, NIT linn in Ben 4ouf-
lo6en oeS Srn. z. q. Sober 5u &c.
ben, INN cine Inipeiiung ouf $38 elm.
5uluefieln, iuel6es ouf @mpfeblung
oeS betreffenben Sreunoes geiboh,
uno Damn ging Die 6abrt meiter na6
Den &ennen, no @ilber our1 Sc.
beimpoli5iiten berboftet muroe, @r
CAB ST., OaB Die BON linn p%erousgob.
ten Eopiere pertblos iino. or muir
De getuoaen gemeiien, photographic
unO binter idrueoiihe Gardiner &C.
itedt. Seute miro iein 8erbor itatt.
finoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-29

YeronoI. Npti5en.- Sen.
s. Sronf Grant, @roB.S efretGr Der
YSouper1nen @roBloge, s. 3. 8. g."
Der om 8ienitag inn LINTON Brote-
itont Soipital" operirt niiroe. befonb
iih seitern et,paS better, obgIeih ieiu
3liitono Elm acknowledgements lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-29
@eloienoanscn mad 9entidlanb uni
Oelfreidl

81 "a Gents pro Marf nno 201a
Gents pro arone. Horto ertra.
@ediel misgeiteIlt auf alle TbeiIe
Der @elt. giuise Sdiffsfarten bon
uno nod 9eutidlano. Ebeo. s..
0iener & 6 0, ia S~lt-2ering.
ton.Str. 3immer SIR. 3. (180-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-29
Sdtffsfarten bpn nnb nadj Scntidj.
Iau0.

Bon Baltimore bis Bremen: So
iiite $42.5O unb $44.5O, 3miIfenbed
$33; bon Bremen bis Baltimore:
9njiite $50, 8wiidenoed Cir ale
Taiiasiere) $1,000. 3bco. S. 9icncr
d So, 9immer Nr. 3, iii Sit.
S~erington : Str. GelomcdJieI ms
8eloienouugen. (323-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-29
!. ganernidmiot's sgmcriean
8remern" Bier.

Bei Der Seritellung oieier @iere
lueroen MIR Sopfen uno Wol5 better
GuaIitdt periuanot-oaber hire itei-
aeube 9opularitdt. Gin 8eriiId) piro
Gle bon oeren gor3iiglidfeit iiber-
seaaen. aiitc 81. grauerei 110f-
1f2S AiaenrS Ctr. 6. & y. Eel. 364.
Tz449i. (S9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-29
0rieffnitcn.

3mei @etten6e. - SransG.
iiid beiBt es n8ous." &merifa bat
Den groBten grportbonbeI. England
bat Die grobte Sunoelsflotte.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-12-22
they're Welcome to Him.

RI. Augustin and wife and child,
late of VIRGINIA, arrived in Grand
Rapids Tuesday and were guests of
the Independent family until the
next day when, in company with we
scribe, they went to Northome
where Mr.. Augustin will take
charge of the Northome Record.
Mr.. Augustin is good newspaper
man and printer, and is a hustler,
and Northome is to be congratulate
ed on securing him and his estim-
able family as -Itasca
County Independent. -.
From a casual acquaintance with
the subject of the effusion as a
newspaper man, a printer and a
hustler-and as man-we feel con.
strained to state to the good people
of Northome that so far as heard
from home Virginia acquaintances
they are welcome to Mr.. Augustin
Rut we should casually tender the
advice that the citizens Of the tlariv.
ing Itasca county burg demand
that they be shown before letting
loose of their long green. =z
And such is fame. .eaz - :.s &.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-12-22
State Receives a Nice Sum-.

F. A.. Wildes, of this city, state
mine inspector, reports that the
royalty earnings from state mineral
leases for the, season just closed
amount to $143,565,- and that the
amount is almost twice as much as
the state received from the same
source last year. The output from
state leases this year was 574,2OO
tons. on which the state receives a
royalty of twenty-five cents a ton.
The heaviest producer was the Pool,
which is part of the big, Burt
mine in this city, Other state
leases that earned money this year
were the Grant, Frantz and Yates at
Bull, and the Missabe Mountain at
Virginia.. Mr.. Wildes says that in
dications are that the states earn.
ings next year will far exceed those
of the present.-Mesaba Ore. w
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-12-22
from Range Points.

Larry Martin was severely carved
in a quarrel with a saloon keeper
named Mcdonald at Grand Rapids
on Wednesday.
Thursdays Iron Trade Review
estimates that the Steel Corp. will
send out 100000 tons. in 1906, and
that the total production will be up
to 100000 tons.
The east wing of the Mcneil Hotel
at Eveleth was Quilted by fire Tues
day, entailing $4,000 loss. A gas
oline explosion caused the confla-
grafton. The place will be rebuilt
at once
William 6. Mather, of Cleveland,
president of the Cleveland Cliffs
Iron Co., on Monday distributed 81
prizes among the school children
of 1shpeming for work done in a
home gardening contest. The
prizes aggregated $4,000.
The rumor that the Cleveland
Cliffs Iron Co. had bought large
acreage of land near the old Kolter
mine near Waursau, Wis.,, and
would reopen that property, Is de-
MED by Capt. NJ. NJ. Duncan, of the
Cleveland Cliffs company.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Helps, OF Eve
leth, mourn the loss Of their little
daughter, who died of scarlet
fever. Interment was made in the
Virginia cemetery on Monday, the
funeral cortege being one Of the
largest ever coming from our
neighboring city,. ss.s..,.ss . 81. 3
Mrs. J. F. Lutes, of Biwabik, wife
of Superintendent Lutes of the Ri
wabik mine, narrowly escaped be
ing burned to death through an ex.
plosion of gasolene which she was
using in cleaning clothing, Wed.
nesday. Her presence Of mind ID
hurriedly wraP ping herself IN 4 big
rug, thus smothering the hamee,
saved her life. but she sufferetl &c.
we're burns bout the lace and arms
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-12-22

Gifts lJlSely Selected

Your intention is to give some
thing that will be appreciated
"a gift that will prove to be a
remembrance long after Christ
nas=has passed. The place to
find such gifts is at Levin's es-
adjustment. Our display of
Holiday Goods is in keeping
with the high character of all
other lines shown here. Char
acter and quality go with every
purchase-its a recognized fact
because it has been proven 80.
a fine assortment Of practical
Holiday Gifts economically.
Priced. Before buying a single.
Present look over the things Of
worth here-and remember, if
it bears the Levin Label it
means that it's best. =: =: ::
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-12-22
Low Holiday Rates

!. Between all points on Duluth,
Missab be & Northern Railway. .#
On December 23rd. 24ti1 and 18th
ana January LIST the D., n. & N. R'y
will sell round trip tickets to all
points on this line at one fare; good
returning until January End, 1868.
Ticket agents will give informa-
ton. b. HANSON, g. r. "a. IS
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-12-22

AN exchange editor says it makes
a fellow feel mighty sore when he
hears everyone brag and blow
about some deed some one else has
done. when perhaps he has done
the same thing time after time and
no one has mentioned the fact. He
added: "Now just because Miss
Alice Roosevelt took a bath the
other. day, all the papers in the
country are blowing their heads of
about it, and yet we took bath the
night before all this happened and
so far as we can learn no one out.
side of our Immediate family has
mentioned the fact"
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-12-22
Presbyterian Church.

Morning sermon at HOO o'clock.
Sunday School at noon. @. Eat
8:45 Evening sermon at 7:30 This
is Christmas Sunday The entire
day is devoted 10 the Christmas
story. The evening sermon will be
illustrated with views of Bethlehem
and Christmas scene ss
Yon are cord ily invited
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-12-22
forfeited Bail Bond.

Alleging that John Lindberg has
forfeited his bail bond Of 500 bynot
appearing in conrt Comfy Attor-
ney McCIintockon ~ ednesday com.
nenced action il district court
against Lindberg and August Wal.
berg and Alex Linderman. of this
city his bondsn1en, for judgment
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-12-22

A NEW YORK financial fanatic
asserts that lit is every mans fault
that he is not a millionaire" Per-
haps; still, in looking over our
business matters we are forced to
believe the delinquent subscriber is
entitled to at least a share of the
blame in our case.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-12-22

THE H1BB1NG- TRIBUNE bewails
the idea of leaving out several
columns of advertising from it's
last issue, owing to an inability to
get printers. Got your coat off, old
man; double shift now and again
tends to make a man realize he is
living.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-12-22

1T should be the aim. of every
member of the Commercial Club to
be in attendance atthe next regular
meeting of that body, on January
3rd. There is work for this organ
ization to take hold of, aud every
man should be there to work. as a
unit.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-12-22

An aerie Of the Fraternal Order
of Eagles is to- be instituted at the
new town Of Bovey on Friday even
ing next, December 28th. z#s .s@ =. +.
Capt. John Hooper, mining cap
tain at the Sunday Lake and Broth.
erton mines on the Gogebic, was
killed by falling from skip in
which he was riding. 49,. .. -.
Peter Johnson has been appoint.
ed postmaster at Beaver Bay. A
previous appointment had been
made but was Withdrawn in de-
ference to petition signed. by a.
large percentage of the people of
the village. -
August P. Hautala, of Eveleth,
hung himself with his belt in a
woodshed at the Fayal location last
Friday morning. Deceased wac a.
booze fend, and is said to have
been on the verge of delirium
tremens for several months past.
Notice has been served upon the
residents of "Chickentown," located
on portion of the Adams land at
Eveleth, that they will have to va
cate the portion of the plat occu-
pied, as the company intends sink.
ing shaft on that part of the prop
erty the coming season.
Capt. Harry Thomas, one of the
best known mining men on the west
end, died at his home at Hibbing on
Wednesday,, after an illness of a
year with cancer of the liver. He
had been identified with the Sell
wood mining interests on the Mar.
quette, Gogebic, Vermilion and Me-
saba ranges for many years.
Relatives in Switzerland are disir-
ious Of locating Prot. Schneider; an
old-time musician who has played
the ranges since ~. 1t is surmised
that a fortune has been left the
aged musicians in his native land.
Schneider formerly played at local
theatres and bawdy- houses, but is
said to now reside on the Vermi-
lion.
John Runquist, who has the con-
tract for lowering the grades at
Aurora and double tracking the
Duluth & Iron Range between Sum-
nit and Colby, already has a por-
ton of his equipment on the
ground and it is said he will EN-:
ploy 400 men steadily throughout
the winter. Camps will be estab-
lished at both ends Of the work.
Michigan sportsmen are up
against a five day limit after the
close of the season to get rid of
their .deer, and the slowness of the
railroads in delivery in many cases
has accentuated their wrath. Ap-
peals have been made to the state
game warden to know what can be
done, and he graciously replies
that the hunter may sue the rail-
roads, the state or the game COM
mission.
Joseph Collyrd as guardian of
Carlo Depaoli, a minor, has entered
suit in the United States district
court seeking $4,000 from the Drake
& Stratton company for alleged in
jury to the ward while in the en-
ploy of the defendant company on
stripping operations. The com.
plant sets out that the defendant
by it's servants was moving al
steam shovel when the steel hawser
by which the shovel was attached
caught on a bowed track and the
defendant was sent to loosen it.
This he did, but, before he could
reach place Of safety the engine
was ordered ahead and the hawser
in Tightening was swung against
DePaoli's ankle, breaking and lac
Grating it so that he was confined
to the hospital for two months and
will be cripple for life.
They're Welcome to Him. !
IT,. Augustin and wife and child,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-12-22

SOME odd things are at times con-
jured up by the newspaper frater-
nifty, but one of the best attempts at
space filling is the production in
the last issue of a Gogebic ex-
change of an anonymous" letter
evidently written by the editor in
order that he might have an oppor-
tunity to reply to the argument ad.
vanced. It takes more than an
Anonymous" signature to disguise
the style and innate cussedness of
some men. {
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-12-22

IF there be any in the vicinity of
Warroad who do not support Frank
NJ. Eddy for a governor it will not
be the fault of the Warroad Plain
dealer, which devotes it's entire edi-
torial page from week to week to
his candidacy. And at that, it
might devote the page to worse
subjects.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-12-22

The year just closing was ush.
cred in on Sunday and goes out on
Sunday, containing fifty-three Sun
days. A similar circumstance will
not occur again for one hundred
and ten years, so it is improba bic
that any of us middle-aged fellows
will live to enjoy the opportunity
of spending 80 many Sundays in
church in any one year again.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-02-15
AGCNIZING BURNs

are instantly relieved. I'M perfectly
healed. by Buckien 9 Arnica Salve. c.
Rivenbark. Jr., of Norfolk, Va. writes
/ burnt my knee dreadfuIly; that 1t bis
tered all over. Buckien's Arnica Salve
stopped the pain and healed 1t without
a scar" Also heals all wounds and sores.
sc at Brown Bros. druggists.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-02-15
IN FROM CENTRAL.

Otto Stalmann n X. w. Lewis came
in from New Central last evening. Mr.
Stalmann went to Golconda and MI.
Lewis returned to the min this after
noon.