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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
.R|G|DLY REGULATE
DANVILLE SALOONS.
The City Council Has More Dry
Than Wet Mem
bers, (.
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DANVILLE, VA, September 15.-No
contest has as yet been filed by the
dry faction over the wet and dry cleo
tion which was held here yesterday.
The conservative leaders Of the drys
take their defeat gracefully. Others, how
ever, are considering the ACCESSIBILITY Of
filing contest High license will prob
ably prevail although no definite steps
have yet been taken in that objection.
The saloons will most likely be placed
under rigid restrictions, The aDolislling
OF screens. pool-rooms and bowling alleys
is being strongly advocated.
s The City Council which Will have in
charge the regulation OF tho saloon
is composed of a majority Of dry men.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16

pavement and vrecking the buggy. She
was not much hurt.
Mrs Smith however, was dashed 70
the pavement with suct, Violence as to
shatterl tte left 1l,1ib above the ankle so
that the bone protruded through the
flesh The other limb was bruised and
she struck her forehead violently In
falling. She retained consciousness
throughout and acted with much cout-
age The horse ran on until he fell q
short distance from tho scene Of the ac-
cident, not much worsted by the ex-
perlence.
stretoher and physicians summoned.
Her advanced age Of 70 years increases
the gravity Of the case.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
turned yesterday from Lake George and
New York city. Mrs. Cannon returned
from Europe two weeks ago.
FRY-SNELL.
A Beautiful Wedding is Cele-
brated at Fork Union.
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FORK UNION, VA, September 15.-
Much interest conferred In the marriage
here to-day at high noon OF Miss Bessie
Maybelle Smell TO Mr.. William Judson
Fry OF harrisburg. ", Va.
The wedding was celebrated In the Old
Fork Church, DR.. G. II. snead officiating
Lovely church decorations consisted OF
jovergreens and goldenrods artistically
arranged. ~ z.
The maids OF honor were handsomely
gowned In white. The bride carried a
shower bouquet Of Bride roses. She wa
beautifully attired In white. The bridal
party entered the church In the follow
Ing order: pr. Charlie Ogg. OF Richmond
with Mr.. Will Hawkins OF Dublin, va
Mr.. Emory Fry, OF Roanoke. with MI
Charlie Adnir OF Williamson. w. Va;
Miss Maggie /. Davis with Miss Bessie
II. Snead; Miss Bertha Strange, With Miss MIS-
Mary wills; Miss Helen Thomas. OF Rich-
mond, With Miss Alice Strange; Miss
Maud Shepherd. OF Columbia, with MISS
Lena Fry, of Pearsburg, w. Va.
Mrs. w. D. Mitchell OF s.anta, Ga.'
mntron Of honor, carried white - rnationS.
Little Miss Marion Daniel looked very
pretty as flower girl, and carried Ameri-
can Beauties, The brides mother was
handsomely gowned In green silk Il
After the ceremony the bridal party
and intimate friends were given q re-
ception at tho hospltable home OF Or,
r. c.. Wills, a near relative Of the prlde,
Immediately thereafter the welded pair
took the evening train for a Western
tour.
The bride is very accomplished, and IS
we'll known in both Virginia and West
Virginia. The groom, is q prominent
Young business man Of West virginia,
Miss Violet Anderson played the Wedding
march t5af|3+Srl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
State Supreme Court.

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~ STA UNION. VA, September l5'--ln
the Supreme Court here to-day Messrs
Kent Z, Teery and w r, Tyree qua lifled
to practice. The case of James w.
Graves VS. w. RI, Scott WIS remanded
to the Circuit Court Of Giles county for
further proceedings, a writ Of error and
s,,persedens was denied In Nicholas VS.,
Murray. Risquos Adnlr vs.. Cand @, r.
r. CO. was argued md submitted, Town
of Glasgow VS.. Mathews was continued
Natural Bridge Development Company Us,
Natural Bridge Park Company from the
CORPORATION Court Of Buena Vista was
continued tG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
HURT IN RUNAWAY,
An Aged Lady is Badly Injured
in Bedford City.
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BEDFORD CITY, VA, September 10.
-AIrs,% Jennie Smith was very seriously
injured this afternoon BY being thrown
from a buggy N Bridge STREET MRS,
Smith was driving alone towards the
busine IS, portion of the town when the
horse, which was regarded ms perfectly
safe, became frightened from some dis
ARRANGEMENT OF the harness, and te-
gan TO run, she losing all control of him.
He dashed along the street until the
vehicle colllded with large mail box
at the corner upon which the postofilee
stands and the horse ran into buggy
IN which was sittins the daughter of Fl.
M, Dennis, throwing her violently to the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
CONGRESSMAN JONES.
He Sends Greetings to Friends
From the China Sea-

FREp5ER1cKsBuRG. VA. September
15.-Colonel E. d Cole, Of this city, has
received from Congressman William A..
Jones, OF this district, who, with his wife,
! ID travelling with Secretary Taft and his
party on their trip to the. Philippines.
China, etc. the following letter:
con Board teamship Nfanchur a,
"China Sea, August 3. 1905.
'.Hear.y greetings to all Of my friends
In fredericksburg. Although thousands
Of miles away, carry you all IN my
mind and heart.
~ our friend
\. CIV. A. JONES'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
Farmers Institute.

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4 LEXINGTON, VA, September ia
farmers institute, under the auspices
OF the Virginia Department OF Agrlcul-
ture, was held in Lexlngtoni to-day with
addresses by Professor r. J. Davidson.
dean OF the College of Science and Chem
;lstry and Professor S.@B Hughes, ex-
United States promologst, and the pres
ent manager OF the State farm. both Of
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute at
Blacksblrg w, B. r. Leech of Rock
bridge n member OF the State Board
Of Agriculture. presided. a fairly good
crowd was present, Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
RICTIMONDERSF1NED.
Three Charged With Gambling at
the Tazewell Fair.
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TAzEWEIt,. VA, September 15.--C H.
Smith. r. NJ. Jackson and NJ j. Burns,
all three from Richmond, were tried. by
justice OF the peace here to-day for
being connected With a gambling outfit
at the fair grounds. The two former were
fined $40 each, but Burns was released
without fine. The men were accused
Of being connected with william G.
Lowry, who was fined 1925 and given sixty
days In Jal.fo conducting a gambling
table on fair grounds. is s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
STUNG NEARL Y TO DEATH
BY SWARMS OF BEES
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WINCHESTER, VA, September 10
Paul Hammo nd, sonfo Rev. w. S. Hans
mond, OF the Southern Methodist Church,
and Howard Larrick, son Of Sidney e..
Larrick, are in a serious condition at
their homes at Middletown, Frederick
county suffering from honey bee stings
on their heads and faces. They can
scarcely see. They shot gravels from an
air gun into bee-hves yesterday, and
were attacked by several large swarms
OF bees. laf,l @5S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
Mr., Gleaves Speaks.

(Specinl to The TlmNs-Dlspatch.)
ONANCOCK, VA, Sept, 15.-7Alr. j., Luz
Glen cileayes, Of Wythevlle, has deliver
ed three speeches this week In Accomao
in the Interest of the Republicans. He
smoke Tuesday night at Greenbackville.
Wednesday night on Chncoteague ISL
and last night at the town hall at Oman
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
South Boston School,
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(speoIhl to The Tlmes- Dlspatch,)
SOUTH BOSTON, VA. Sept. l5,-The
South Boston 1sraded school opened
Thursday with a large enrolment OF
scholars. The following are the teachers
for the session.!
Chas, H, 4 Friend, principals; Miss Clara
Edwards, first assistant; Miss sudie VIII
,llnghan, second assistant; Miss Helen
Richardson, third ASSISTANT Miss Louise
Wilder, fourth assistants; Miss Wilma
Luck, fifth assistant; AIRS, Carrie ".
Clarke, sixth assistant. 81
ri The Outlook 'eor prosperous SEES
sion Is very bright
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
ALLEGED BANKRUPTCY.
Damask Manufacturing Company
in Hands of Receiver.

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GREENSBORO, N. c., September l5,-
Bankruptcy papers We're fled befoNo
Judge Boyd this evening by King and
Kimball, representing tho Greensboro
National Rank and other creditors against
the Damask Manufacturing Company Of
Roaring River, Wilkes county. The la
bllities are alleged to be twelve thou
sand dollars, u. II. Chamberlain. Of
Roaring River. was appointed temporary
receiver, and September 26th. set as the
ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
Said to Be Csnlst,arlan,

John Stokes, a well known whitewash-
fer, who died at his home near this
place on August nth, is said TO have
been almost one hundred and five years
old. His Oldest son is said TO be over
eighty years of age, Uncle John Stokes,
as he was called, was a quiet, unoffenv.
slye, and Industrious IN lle raised q
large number Of children, Who. & as tas as
Ne Bnow, are industrious and Thrift y,,-5
South BoS ton Mems. nv y 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
The Envoy Saluted.
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Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Sept. h.
Professor ]. H. Hollander arrived at
Old Point to-day on the cruiser Gal
vston, Professor Hollander was recent
~ sent to San Domingo by the govern
ment to look into the financial condi-
ton OF the island. He left for Baltimore
tonight and will make his report In a
q short time. He received q salute Of
fifteen guns from Fort Monroe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
BRAINS BLOWN OUT.
Charles c. Bracey, Twelve Years
Old, IS Found Dead.
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(speclalsto The TImes-Dlspntt1.) I|
"a sLrFFOLk, yA., September 15-1n
some manner not explained Charles G..
BrAcey. twelve Years old, yesterday hf-
ternoon blew out his brains near tho
home OF his brother n-law, James a.
Carr, with whom he boarded. near Buck
horn. Va He had gone into a tiilckct not
far away ostensbly 10 cut peanut poles.
When found one side Of the boy i head
had been blown away and one hand was
shattered. IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
USED BAILING WIRE 0.5.
INSTEAD OF HANDCUFFS

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# STANTON, VA, september .15.-Harry
Shaw, colored. alias Harry Jones, was arr
rested In the county and jailed hero
to-day charged with assaulting negro
woman. Deputy Sheriff Hupman had no
handouts available at the time he ar
rested Shaw, but used bailing wire.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
Richmonders in New York.

(SpeclaI to7THe 7IIHtsEDF9pt5u11'1'
NEW YORK. Sept. 5,--Waldorfr-'3. l..
Montague; st, Denis-W. H. Boscheni Eor
tel Astor-H. w, Wood a. r, Mayo; Wal
cott--Miss r. q, I3oshsr; Marlborough
q. L. Mckinney, Miss II, Mckinney, 81,
A. Rufin; York r. - Archer, Misses
Hines, Mrs. w, ", Davis: Darlington, -
Hamilton and wife; Cumberland--Alrsss !.
I, Strause.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
DECLINES TO RUN.
Rev, ]. ]. childress Nominated
81 for Illdoa -

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TAzESS ELL VA, September l5.-J. ],
Childress, recently nomhle<Sl for tho,
House of Delegates by tho Democrats
from the counties OF Tazewell and
Buchanan, has addressed a letter tothe
committees of the two counties posi-
lively refusing to accept tho nomination
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
Police Chief WEEDS.

Especial 70 The Times. DIspatch)
George ", Mays, chief Of police OF Po.
cahontas, and Miss Ella Wholesome were
married here this morning, and left for
Cincinnati ind other Western cities on g
bridal tour Rev. S. H. Thompson, of
Bl,efield, performed the ceremony,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
Old Man Robbed.

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LEXINGTON, n. c. September l5,--
Frank sheets, an old man, was knocked
In the head on the railroad near hp q
last night by an unknown negro and
robbed of s12
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
suMME COLDS.

Laxative Bromo Qninine the world vide
Cold Cure, removes the cause, Ga. Tor
tho full name and look for signature Of
y. w. Grove ACC. -oady,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16

goods are of good volume. Irregularities
QUIET in cotton goods, but prices are firms
" held business failures for. the week Z
ending September 18th. number lSS,
against 1877 In the like week of 51SO4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
A Poet is Hurt.

John Charles Mcneil. who was serl-
ously injured in the automobile accident
near Royalston, Mass, this afternoon Is
n special staff correspondent Of the Char
lotte Observer and one OF the best known
writer's and poets in the South, He WIGS
accompanying Governor Glenn on a tour
OF the New England States in behalf
Of his PAPER. His home Is in Scotland
county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
RICH COLD VEIN
WEAR CHARLOTTE |i:| ! |:
Minor Who Purcllasedithe Yellow
Dog Mine NVi,llLsMi;a1kk'e q
Fortune.
THE. BIRTHPLACE j Q Il JACKSON son
Daughters ST the American, Revo-83
luton to Erect a 'Monu-
1nent There.
THE BIRTHPLACE. Of JACKSON
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E95 N (SpeCla FL to Inc GIlmeS-lJlsTatcn.) X
"a CHARLOTTE, n. G., September 15.-
Mr.. Max Jasspon. who came here three
months ago from lpera, L lch., and &C.
cured an option on the, iY el lowS Dog Gold
Mine property, two miles south Of the
Il city struck a large vein Of rich ore
early this morning at aadepth Of 10
feet, the vein is over four feet vide and
i will pan from $50 to s75 per ton.
After two months OF hard labor, work
Ing day and night and accomplishing that
which 1t would ordinarily take SIN months
10 accomplish, Mr.. Jasspon$ has perhaps
struck 1t richer than has any miner In
the state for several years. Thousands
Of tons Of lchi ore are alrealysin sight
and the supply is lnexhaustlblc. y
Tackson's Birthplace.
The Mecklenburg Chapter, Daughters
Of tho American Revolution, is shortly
to place marker at the birthplace Q T
Andrew Jackson In Union county, and in
the near future, Fas soon as sufficient
funds have been raised ftntyh propose
to erect monument that Will mark the
place.
THE house in which Andrew Jackson
was born StOod a. lew mics aSoutHMeat
of Waxhaw. In Union county, and though
long since demolished. tho location has
been preserved and the marker Will be
erected there as soon as unnecessary
arrangements can be made. Mrs. a. u
Smith, President OF Mecklenburg Chapter,
s D. a. r., has written to Mr. u. IL Rod
man at Waxhaw Informing him OF the
purpose OF the Daughters, aud Mr.. Rod
man Is making arrangements to enter
tain the Daughters ana their guests on
the occasion of the placing OF the mark
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
Declines a Call.

Rev A r. Shaw, pastor OF the First
Presbyterian Church Of Portsmouth, Va.
has been rendered, and hns declined q call
to the pastorate of Tenth Avenue Pres
.byterian Church of Charlotte. Mr.. Shaw
Is a native of Charlotte and his mother.
Mrs. Rebccca Shaw and a sister reside
here. Flo is a comparatively young man,
but his success In the ministry has
been marked for some years He has been
pastor Of tho Portsmouth church. and Is
held there In high esteem by people Of
all denominations, Though tho, salary
offered hy the Charlotte congregation
was larger. Mr.. Shaw decided that his
wor kat Portsmouth Is unfinished, and
he will remain There. y
: ------------ A nelaE L, LII ----- N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
--FIhrpers weekly.
Farewell Reception.

After the service last night at Beth
Abuba Synagogue, an Informal reception
vas rendered Mr.. Julius Bernstein, who
aas been supplying for Or. Edward N.
carllsch, while the latter was in Eu-
rope. From Richmond Mr.. Bernstein Will
90 to Wichita Kansas. where he will
onicate at the New Year and atonemcnt
service. 5it3s ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
Bo1and-Wingo.

The Rev. ]. j. l1uer oificated at a.
quiet wedding Thursday evening, when
Miss Rosa e. Wingo and Mr.. John r.
Boland were United In marriage at 1890
West Grace. Mr.. and Mrs Boland will
live In Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16

Engagement Announced.
Tho engagement ls announced OF Miss
Connie Knox, Of Petersburg, to Mr..
Charles Edward Cabiness. Of Charleston.
s. c. Miss Knox Is the daughter Of Mrs.
John G. Knox. who has resided in PEI
tersburg for the past two years: and
Mr.. Cabiness is now with the American
Cigar Company, In that city.
The wedding will take place at the
home OF the brides uncle, Mr. Conway
NJ. Knox. 1901 Park Avenue Richmond.
on Tuesday. October the third.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-07-28
Will Erect STORAGE Tank,

Manager Griggs, of the Virginia
Light & Water Co., informs the En-.
terprise that his company has
plans for mammoth storage tank.
22x2S, with capacity of 100000 gal
Ions, which will be erected this fall
on Block 80.
This tank will surmount hun.
dred foot tower, be steel lined, and
will guarantee a steady flow of
water for fire purposes for a period
of four hours. In addition ITO the
batterment of the service thus af-
forded the improvement will prove
an appreciable saving to the com
pany, as most of their pumping
can thereafter be done at night,
when the outflow is less and when
the engines have to be run on ac-
count of lights. .-~' =
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-07-28
BREaNERY*A \ CERTAINTY
~ = y 81 =
Site Selected on Southside Silver
lake.-Nork Beuins at Once.

Lake. Work Begins at Once.
p. r. Vail came down from Ely
Tuesday and the following day the
Virginia Brewing Co. formally set.
tied on site for their proposed es-
tablishment, purchasing from the
Virginia Improvement Company a
number of lots in Blocks 40 and Al.
at the north end of Ohio avenue.
Mr.. Vail has plans for the new es-
tablishment and states that work
thereon will commence at once.
The plans show a handsome four
story structure, with a fine office
building and bottling works in con-
nection. and the erection of the
plant will employ an army of men
during the autumn months.
The new plant will be one of the
most complete and modern in the
northwest, the estimated cost being
placed at $15OOOO.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-07-28
RESClNDS RESOLUTION
Ordering Removal of Electric Light
Poles from Street.

At the meeting of the city council
Tuesday evening H. D. Willard,
superintendent, F. f. Lister, dis
trict superintendent, and c. NJ.
Godfrey, local manager of the
Mesaba Telephone Co., were pre-
sent in behalf of petition asking
for the resembling of a resolution
passed at a former meeting demand
ing the removal of electric light
and telephone poles from Chestnut
street by October 31st, next. The
petition presented set forth at
length the dangers of having both
the light and telephone poles in the
alleys, the danger alike to life and
property from crossed wires and
the inpossibility of avoiding such
conditions, that the change de-
1nanded would necessarily result
i'll impaired service, in raising of
insurance rates, and in the dead
loss to the company of some $1,000
of wire and material.
The statements made in the peti-
tion were explained by the gentle
men, their statements being attest
ed by Superintendent Kennedy of
the Virginia Light and Water Co.,
who was also present.
After consideration of the matter
written proposal. for the recon.
struction of the system in the busi-
ness portion of the city was sub
mitted and placed on file, and the
council by unanimous vote granted
the relief asked.
The resignation of H.V Peterson
was presented, to. become effective
August l. The resignation was ac-
cepted and the clerk instructed to
correspond with Chief BLACK and
others relative to securing proper
man to fill the position.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-07-28
The karnival kirnes.

The many original musical and
character sketches being rehearsed
for the Monday evening program
at the Fay Opera House will be the
novel event of, the season. The
many fancy costumes in character
and MUSICAL parts with special
music and stage settings, lights,etc
Will make very entertaining pro.
gram. The fifty little girls in white
and gold costumes in "fairv
chorus and dance" is very pretty
feature, and is alone worth the
price OF admission. The reserve
seat chart will be opened Saturday
morning at sodergren drug store;
prices 35 and SOC.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-07-28
VIRGINIA, 6,o56.
Official Census Returns Show P0pula-
iiQn Doubled in Five Years.


The report of the state census re-
turns, made public the first of the
week show a remarka bic growth of
range communities, but of all range
cities which had a being five years
ago Virginia shows the greatest in
crease-growing from 1882 in 1900
to 6,056 according to the census re-
turns made by Enumerator McDon-
aid and his efficient corps of as
sistants.
The village of Hibbing has grown
from 1864 to 1885. while Chisholm,
plated but three years ago, shows
up with population of 4,710.
The village of Buhl, which was
barely on the map at the time of
the last census, shows up with a
population of 1888 as against 80 in
1900. Mckinley has lost out in a
small degree, showing 232 as against
262 five years ago, and Biwabik
shows decrease from 1929 to 946.
Mt. Iron shows up with 604 as
against 40, and Sparta has held her
own, showing $50 as against $50 five
years back. Eveleth proper has
1928, while the Fayal location, ad-
joining, has 1915. The new village
of Aurora, plated year ago, has
1856 to her credit.
The county outside Duluth shows
81 percentage of increase, while Du-
luth proper comes to the front with
an increase percentage of 22.6, the
total population of the county being
given as 1850, of which Duluth is
credited with 64,937 and the outside
precincts with 52,573.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-07-28
CATHOLIC ORDER OF f0RES1tRs.
Court Instituted Sunday by State
Chief RANGER Martin. at Eaole Half.

Court Instituted Sunday by State
Chief Ranger Martin, at Eagle Hall.
State Chief Ranger P. H. Martin
of West Duluth, formally instituted
Court of that order at Eagle Hall
on Sunday afternoon last, with a
large membership, the Court to be
known as Our Lady of Lourdes
Court No. 1876.
The officers of the Court as in
stalled are as follows:
p. c. R.-C. C. Butler.
c. R.-P. A. Coffey.
V. c. R.-O. A. Poirier,
Spiritual Director-Rev. Father
Hogan.
r. S.-Peter Matchefts.
F. S.-W. r. Byrne.
Trustees.-Ira w. Bowles, S. de
Beaurivage, Jos. Cassidy.
Sr. Sentinel.-Jos. Poupard.
Jr. Sentinel.-Barney Moylan.
Outside Sentinel.-Ira w. Bowles.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-07-28
Appoiated Supt. Of Fierro Mines.

i !. j Mcnamara, formerly sof tlniss
city but who moved west about two
years ago to accept position with
the Colorado Fuel & Iron Co. at
salida, Colorado, has been appoint
ed superintendent Of the company's
iron properties in the Fierro, New
Mexico, district, taking charge OF.
the duties Of his new position the
coming week. ].
. his advancement will be pleasing
news to his many old friends on the
Mesaba, and will be accepted as
deserved recog milton Of ability and
faithfulness. y....s.z7s..