davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
q. 8iy. 4 3l -. 31Si
Widely y Known a and q Be
al,ovod.5Phys 10 !. 4. ] ys''i'Clan y''l'C Of a
ld!Ollph-M Mac on College.
I BUGGY ASHED 3Is
st;I DOWN STR E E AM. y
Gut His Horse Loose and Placed
j5 Little Son on 8 J Limb 81 Tree ']['lr e b
Above the Flood but He &
..5s Became Entangled a
d. an and / Lost I.' s.: His His 4
Own Life.

\ I p. 5 5ItE

fspeclal by southern Eeii Telephone. ], s
Il y 6IILAND, Nv Az, Aug glist 12.--Dr. Daniel
II. ELLIS, member or the faculty ana gcol-
3sslege physician Of Il he Randolph h Macon
College. was browne IN the country !'a! four
miles from here this afternoon
34f5HS r ne particulars and crcums IA noes Of
the accident supply q most pat he Tic story
OF the $consc ci4ntious duties of the doctor
y and man. He left 5Ash h1and this al ternoon
&inSth & face Of q snye re stornn. U. accom- nietl
10y t,is 4 five. .year.old son. Cranberry. and
was Answering an urg gent call for medical
4 relief OF an old family servant. n. John
Hall. who lived five miles from here In
the country. He E was driving in e a& ~ TOP
buggy, and o. tier PERI forming his last mis-
sion OF charity was compelled TO cross
sStagg5f Greek !, which Il empties into tho
South Anna River at Horseshoe bend. ISL
&, The creek at this point rs normally
\ lbout twenty feet wide and about two
EfeetS deep but It had swollen to the depth
%of about five feet Tho buggy, horse and
occupants were swept d own the stream
about ifteen fee and 8lod ged against an
old tree oYerhanging the stream. The
doctor evidently nttempt ed 83S to sScut - the
horse loose, for Il the animal was + at err
wards found III the field. The Doctors
little son WAS placed on the oyerhangtng
B ,ree q In safety and was found wan dering
4 In the field by Mr.. Charles James. IN
Z his heroic efforts ito save others he was g
Y evidently en- trapped y in the bu ggy n and
drowned. VA A rescuing party went out
from hero TO dislodge the body from the
creek md n Z NJ was Y brought here 4 bout
fnidntgh Il 5s #ss3
ss.$ sDr.i EIlis has been connected with RAN
dol pt-.facon College as E ply ella y 5ss for
s fourteen years. SyS55ss He was q q I've & OK
Northampton count ty,sS n C.,I .,,sSS II ana was
4 81 years 81 age. 9I His sud- en- 4 death ras.
eau sed \ a b most pro found gTief over the q
en- tire Community where AZ eB has been 50
highly owed n as g$ a dncto and man.
A, Al. 6 Ellis and ss five dau ghters survive
4 him. a 1Ie was d me nberi Sof the Royal
y A Arcnril m
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
. Sn1yy Associated . sR!E'fs!sszl.as..,,. ! B 8

f$s 8S s (By4 Associated Press
CLEVELAND. OHIO gust 12-Aacar &
scontninin persons cieVes e1ass
s'!ael psae
Tie track ight rntIss soutf vest
Sof Ohio. pturins inFdl ana
nearly r'owning dozen hers l''d y 9
large snant pool into which e the {. ess
plunged. 81 The ca was he aded TOWARDS il 1:a
Ethis city, N and was going at moderate mo-
speed a: but I. the accident tl happ led S :. 20
quickly that none 5of the spassengers 4; real-
stzed what had shappened Until they were we're
Immersed in the foul water.
Not q passenger escaped 2 s,Wetting. y any
4 wild panic prevail lied. rs The passengers a W
ana crew n Of, car foil owing close e. !.
hind went quichly to the rescue Il ana ana
saved q d ozen@ Or more from 1de death:
RfS The escape sof some Of hose imprisoned
ii r the submerged car was thrtl Hing.
Henry Honler, living inEsc chardon. g ,lA' the
cond uct tor 4 OF the car, received serious
internal injuries and may die, tn 4 N.
tiuries to the others consist ed largely 1 ot
outs and bruises. some OF them 5of g Sse- Sc
rfol1s nature 5i 35s3ss ,sis59
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
=. 2 -.
TROLLEY CAT III 1
B, {, ELE CTRI {, I'm
Score ofS Pass gers njured and
Two May$D Base ball
Players II Hurt.
(By Associated Press.)

s35s3 (ry .Assocat ted Press g ~
fSOAKLAND,gC q CALI Au gust "a j ele-
graph Avenue troll ca I. packed ';el with
people Il from Berk ley and 81 81 dora Park,
ora shed Into ali ey Route elec tric train
bound from Pied lnort to the ferry Mole
noon h inturIng d score Of spassen gers. two
5of Who Il, 8 may die. The In ured3 were
;nea arlyF all in the street car. On.. this e
"a 3 were / most OF! f!A the members Of tn the
San Francisco and the Los Angeles base Ist
bail teams, who had Just fnis n he'd q game f
The injuries include fractured N Il bones bones
Ric,,ts ii,t and bruises One mans nose sWas ,ft
- rtlv4 severed 1 as was also the ear q l.st
woman defec tive air bra s. 8on ne 81
sis said to have caused the accid lcs On :,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
CARRIERS UNION WOULD Y.
DICTAT TO PAPERS s
|, l1Rx Aas4o.,c,ated Pred,

7g lV (I3y Aasociated Press !, !,
Il NEW ORLEANS. August u l2,-unusua! "a
y demands were published TO- day BY the the
News Carriers Union. which Yesterday 3,
declared a strike again three aiteEnoo!a p
,.onars First the union asks that 2 =.
r. T. .haIl hereafter be the hour OF lssu- :
no m ~ fternoong papers, except on lidays.
when ,vb their issue is to be at 81 80 In the
,nnrning. Secondly. the demands ask.
the right OF debating the number OF
IN ras each shall print fixing this num-
ber at ten pages for two Of the papers
md nt twelve for the third. 4. For printing
more NOR than the prescribed number the
papers are to be penal!zed one-eighth
cent a page, 5 sl8 Z XII "a 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
.IFIVIE I|;I.III: Of MERRY OUTING.
PARTY. " WERE i !. | DROWNED | ! ]
-Four Heroically Sacrificed Lives
TO Save Other All
Prominent.
By Associated PrsA,

DAVENPORT, WASH, August 2.--
FIVE 4 persons. prominent In the social
lie Of Davenport, who had been enjoy,
ing an outing on the banks of the .spo-
kane II, River, were drowned to-day,
The dead are Miss Winnie Jones. a,
u. Bergett, Mrs, r Rsygett Roy
Howard and A, Il 1nrnan.
-Four Of the drowned heroieally saeFi'
flced their lives in their attempts 70 70
save others. One after another plunged
into the river, only to be seized by the
underourrent and drawn down. &. !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
SULTAN OF TURKEY NOW " s5.5,
II SAID ITO BE BET TER

%
coNsTANTINoPLD. August The
iofhcials inform callers MT the palace that
the Sultan was suffering from the st-s
Efects OF chill during the past week.
but that he has now com etelyg recoy.
cred, His physicians, however, g advises
His Majesty not to risk exposure 70 w
open air and hence the aoah'o'''''s' y
lot the selamllk Friday ,,.,aa 6.
b To-day His Aiaiesty's condition We
improved suftlciently 70 enable MN " A
attend TO various affairs, .,,.,,..
anvthing ] Nc concerning tho state Of ne
suitan's health or Of the apand 40
OF the selan,l'k, n, N. Y !, J, q. (
= s''s = . 20 n circulation here, but In best
informed sns circles confirmation :s gwen
t,s measurement that there "a 9 s'lght IN
rro nrovs,nent s,ni in his condition and thai M
IA Il in no immediate Danger,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
i, RICHMOND BOY J WAS Y 4 y: J,
KILLED in VANNA'H. 4 \ \ \ u.
Leonard = y Aberneth Hurt 4 BY y,si7 =
Street Car, Died Is: u from from n s
His Injuries.

r,aca,vad q legram announcing the fdeath
rom an accident, OF his nephe Leonard a .l'
4 Aharn M ethy. IN Savannah & &c, The tele--
ieran, gave no particulars further aa than nan
sthat the lad was hurt vest erday II mo orn-
}tna by a car, and q! from the q sin1ur,
within "a few; hours. &. # s. 2,
Leonard Abernet who vas ,os. s'x-
teen Years OF age. was the son of Way,
.erlv Abernethy N who until the present
year, was a citizen Of this city. dr. Ar.
sAbernethy was for q number !. OF years
connected With sydnor4 & Hundley The
firat Of this year he formed business s
connection with a large furniture house
IN Savannah and moved with ala fAlnlly
sto that city. The Abernethys have 2
number OF relatives IN Richmond H and
vicinity, "A X r 8 fSi il( Ysa s5tf &; rs II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
.BRYANGTO |. A.R||RI|Y|E.!|!N Al R||R 4. {. ]!
new YORK AUGUST ~ ! - 80.
Fixes Schedule Of Dates FOR
Visits to American Cities,
Tip to Fontainb bleau.
(By Associated ! Prtss,)

!; i PARIS, August i a. illiam Bryan
and h!a party went In Z automobiles @
F,;oontainbleau to-day, where they visited
the palace, Mr.. Bryan hopes 10 pay his
/ respects to President Fallleres at RAM
boullet Monday or Tuesday, sSs5 y &
He cabled q, w, Bryan. 4 Qt I lincoln.
Neb., to-day, liking the date for his
arrival In New York N as August s0th,
He will visit New Haven and Bridge
port August slst, Jersey Glty septen,ber
ilst Chicago September 4lh, lincoln
September 9th. g + Louis Sci pten,bar tii,
Louisville September 2th, and y eincin-
natl September 18th. stoppingSat Kansas
City on the return trip ~ ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
.lllOMAN2D.R:.A|||.G|:'.G|:''E||:.0|:|'.. ! c
FR0MICHURC||H||IP|lN'| ! ! | | U|.|:|| II W
Miss EsaC r e. mo. J. 81 q q
ForCibl Causes I: u 6 y enc 4 4
at. Oyste ter.5. 4 Bay $: 4 Vi
PRESIDENT z I. ): DID N e OF
RESPO Nd TO CALLS.
Persistent Interro gator, Supposed pt''ss:'cl J
81 s Is Be #Denen nted, !, Then Tried
Eto# Get varrant for the H5sl
u sher w 10 Interf rfered
but pplication .
Was Denied. "a sii

h (By Associated Presa.)
OYSTER BAY. Au gust ~. ~ iiss Asis q,
1 Esnc who Is spen ding the summer IN =
Oyste Bay for the splr pose OF tinte erl'ieW-
$iria the President or Mrs.. r Roosevel on
what she declares is % matter OF life
and 8 deat II. 81 created Sa scene during the
service IN Christs Ep churf ch to-
day. sS
Mia Esac. or Miss Case. as her name AM
III supposed to- be- as 4 attendeedI I every
service "A the Isresl dent has ~
EEtsndsd aincas his a rival here ia July. she
has climbed sag gamore Hill on foot sew ev
seral times. only to b turned ava y by the the
secret service men. s She presented her.
}seif early at the chu rch Z o-day,s and took
a seat directly behind the pew usually
occupied by the Roosevelt family When
sI;sher James Duffy requeste ed her to ssre-a
Slinouish this seat she refused: Dufy
forcibly removed her to the rear OF the
church. and Miss Esac says he tore her t'
gown i, SO doing. For this act she later
applied for q 5WarrantRf Tor Du ~. but was Is
refused. d. /. =. :,
fused TO { sit down ~ secret 81 service
agent stood beside her. and during the
service she made no less than a. dozen
/ attempts TO get pas Il him AZ the Presi-
4 dent was leaving the church, three secret
service men surrounded Miss Bsae. but
I she shouted: e s535
si3, ,,hlr. Presid ent, Mr.. President, Presi-
dent Roosevelt won't t you speak to $ me me
moment :. N N n.
The President turned his head cad 4 as q IN ne
passed, but did not pause. ,s35
"A 8 What w oman Says. 33s3f
Misc Esac says her watch chain5 was
broken In this scrimmage ge with the secret
service men and her watch fell to the
i floor e u III HIS a5S &. sIIe.s
The President was companied by Mrs.
Roosevelt and Quentin and Repres' enta-
tive and Mrs. Longworth. 55555l
Miss Esac has stated to- acqlain fl5t tances sc
she has made while here that she was 9
Eto have been married In the White House
at the time Miss a lice Roosevelt became
Mrs, 3Longworth: that she was TO 4 have
married a 4 high government official. and
that It was this wrong she seeks to re-
dress. When the Presldent's carriage
had departed, !, Miss Esac was allowed to
60. 81 It was then she sought warrant
for Duffy, She says she Will Il stay 3 IN
Oyster Bay until she accompl shes her
purpose. Il On s5i
1@ Represen tatlve III and Mrs. Lsongworth
expect to leave for Wash hington and Chs
cinnatl to- o-morroW 81 .S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
Continued on Second :Pase.> Il
.''H.A HANG SjIT'[NslAND!!'
BAKK VICTIMS Shout ) ! |
Violent Language Used at Mass ass
Meeting in Chicago Cashier
Will Tell Everything.
to Tho Times Dispatch,

CHICAGO, August l2,,-c Cashier Henry
w. Herring. OF, the Milwaukee Avenue
state Bank, was more inclined to talk
to-day, though his movements were re-
strained In q cell In the county jail. h.
4 ~ expect to be raj roaded TO the pen,'.
going "a tell all I know, There are many
things about this al ffair that ! don't know,
i did not profit much, but was 90 weak
as to obey stensland in order 70. Keep
w At Ia mass meeting of the victims q
Istensland today the most Violent ex- .:
presslons were used towards bank otIi- 'lEf
Eeials, !, {, y, !. \,
came from man I. b 81 u 81 ss n M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
-
SLEW E8WlTH IRON;
THEN KILLED HIMSELF
IN, 4 ,so.c,IIa ted Prs..s.s.l

Z93a5g3@l BY AesocIa ted f'rAes,1 N
tx SHERMAN TEXAS. August l2.-J .#SV. y
4, wilder, a farmer residing half .. q mile
from ON Bean. a small town sig 3. mi niles !
from Sherman, beat his wi fe'H brains 8
sou With a flatlron this afternoon. and
shot himself with a sh hotgun. The charge nal
entered the 3 left side. disemb boweiln. 2
wilder. IIegwill die. Three small chi!-. c:l'.
dren witnessed the crime OF their iatneE.
IN ! sboy. seven years old, and q smaller
brother. walked to- Tom Bean and L told
the story To- rnarried d sister. No motive i''
for the crime is assigned. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
COTTON n {: GROWERS DEMAND q.
RESI- SIGNATlON . OF CHEA1HAM

Il fBy Associated Press,l 53is
AUGUSTA. GA. August II "a sp,ecial
10 the Chronicle from Spartanbnrg says
the cotton growers OF that sector nave "a
adopted resolution for presen tation y is %
Harvey Jordan. president ot tnen soltn Nm
4 -. demand the resigna tion Of Secretary
Chea than OF, the h ground u that the re- +,
Cent investig IN which he was a, 7. the ?.
central figure has been or will be detri.}
mental to the general organlza1 ton 1u'' sll
IA remains In 81 It IS sg t5 8 n X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
.SiIE:.C[;IR|||E7ARY ~ ] BOARD
o. |: TRADE 4. EhOsLlFl / !. ] {:
Financial Difficulties Said to
Have Been Cause Of u
the Act, i5
fBy Associated Press,)

KANSAS CITY, August 1a,--7The body
I $Roard Of Trade OF Kansas City, was
found in field Saturday afternoon and
to-day It was identified, His suicide
was due to flnanci difficult tles Saturday
IIyres called up a director Of the board
Of trade and confessed he WAS short
40 900 in his accounts, IIyres sspecu ted
An u srra In. 5,3sf eal 3sst III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
.ABYSSINIAN RULER q V, !.
HAS SIGNED IREATY Y

~ ROME. August 1a,-:--Abysslnlan !. a.s'. y :.
Menelik has signed the Fran Italian
British convention relative to railways
10 be constructed there and that t1s the
convention will be comnu Gated 70 ne
parliaH,ents Of the interested states as as
soon as they meet, \, u }s 3}
The treaty guarantees the integrity OF
the Abysslnian empire, the open door
and commercial equality for all copnT
tries. and the icontinuat ton by the French
\ OF the construction OF the railway con-
Meeting Adds Abebe, the eapital of
Abyss1nla, With the coast, Great Br4-
tain and italy naming representatives. On
the railway directorate, 5iS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
iANERICA GIRL WILL BE
HOSTESS OF ROYAL PAIR;
lnu 4 s,u,ociatad RI

(By Associated 2rsss,@ y, =, ~, -, !.
COWEs, isLD OF WIGHT, August -
liking Alfonso and Queen Victoria LETT
Cowes to-day for a visit to Lord Lelth,
Sc 1FIvie, a alexander Forbes Lelth) ~
Scotland, where he VIII indulge 70 some
shooting. Lady Leith was MISS e MARY MARY
January, Of st, Louis, n ss XII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
-AIuto T1u:Lrlntllead WI over. u.

HOUSTON, TEX, August l2-An l', au-
stomobila turned oyer to-day on g .coun-
try road near Houston. George Nickel
John, a paysen 6 or, being tnsta antly kll!ea,
5. Camp Dean and q Mr., Drake were
hurt, but will recover. t tis5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
Grown or BRAZILIAN
EMPER0[R||s|i !. IS. S. STOLEN. !! Il
Formed Of Precious Stones and
Valued AZ $50, Man Ne
Under Arrest.
tBy, As,,oce.!ased PYs,,,

/. Y y lBy Assoc!ated FTsss,s
1 PARIS, August 12,-A Lisbon d'spatcn
says that . Brasllian named Guerrelro
has been arrested there. charged With
the theft OF the crown Of the Brazilian
Emperor R which = formed of precious
'stonss and valued at ttooo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
HTOHB|..E
NAD: DICTATOR / | D 4.
Former Command erin Chief ofi
Manchurian Army Likel y to nj
I Get the Dangerou q D.
GRAND DU IKE HAS DEC; cLlNED| 1 i p
Attempt N ade e Assassinate5 s.
4 General 4 Kara tel n 3 En-
thusias s1n at G LIBERATION.
sRy AS nclA,ed Press..,

ETERsH ga usust rand
Duke esa n icholas Nicholai " tch. th hs ~
isociated Pre- IS IS informed by member
OF his entourage ge, has declined to accept
the post OF connnander-insc chief OF all
law exists. ,''5 which was rendered to him
August 4th. Whether this was N decided
before or after the attenpt on the life
iof the Grand Duke at .Krasnoye Selo on
August 10th Is not known, but the gosten-
sible reason Is that Grand Duke Nicholas
believes such g post SHOULD not be given
to a grand &duk e, but to a purely military
man. He advocates the appointment II OF
General Iinevttch H, ormerly command del, ,-
mischief OF u the A1anchurian i army, " but
the Emperor, has not finally decided the
matter. .s 3 rs f5fs
To-day, the second birthday OF the
$Czareyitch, was observed with the usual
display OF flags and #illuminations. but
there was no en- thusiasm In the celebra-
\ ton. E In fact, few persons seemed even
the d@ecorat &c tions, 81 The day was quiet in
\ the capital. $5ss !fss
allied to Explode NJ II ].
s The activity Of the terrnrists IN the pros
{ YincesS included, besides the usual har-
EYesLt Q1 1saA0a6slna atlona IN W arsaW, an Sat-
tempt the & life Sof General Karateien,
chief 8of the gend darmerie OF esamara pro
Z vince, and the wounding OF Captain OF
Police Iyanoff, OF tt ableau. by 4 a Eyoutt,
who fred thrice at him In the street.
The assailant 4 OF n; General Kara teiett
mounted the stairs OF the generals han :
$cellory and threw q bomb at ran dom.
u The missile failed to explode and the
imiscreant escaped In spite OF hot pur-;
suit 555j{ Il
General striJon. acting Governor.G Gem
leral OF Warsaw oil province. has been
relieved Of hts omce. ',3
Mutineers Executed.
lHELsINaFORRt FINLAND, August H.,
The trial by oourt-martial Of the svea-.
borg rnut!neers commenced Saturday, and
sLteutenants Kochan ovykyi and ailianoff,
aged Y. respectt lively, twenty and twenty
one years. and Ave sold ieYs, were at the
first sitting found guilty and condemned
to death and all were shot and buried
in common grave without ceremony
IKochanovsky's father ts q colonel Of
the Guards atst. Petersburg. 55
En.iliano r. mother appealed BY te!e.
graph to the Emperor for 9, ,reprie ieve, but
Eunsuccessfully, Erniltanon's dance;s ar
rest compromising his case. u NJ tl55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
Mysterious Shot.

PARIS. August "a dlspateh from
Tanslsr to The Temps reports that q
shot from ahoye to-day passed oyef g
whale boat Of n the b French N ortheFn
squadron, Which n lying on the port ana
that the aduairal in orn1napd has oFdefed e %
an Inquiry, ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
stttt ~ tgg
RIGHTS UPHl.E|:LD. i /: j: D
\; SAYS M MORGAN @ 4,

FLORENCE. ALA, August i, ,--sena ator
John T ID A1organ.s OF Alaba ina, ember OF
the Senate Committe s on Foreign Rela-
A CONTINUED on second Page,l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
Snubbed ION g''worths?

(RptcIallto The Tinesl Dispatch 49,! =.
S NEW'5YORK,PAu August II 2,-Thei New York
Herald publ y re- following from 'tsi
Il " am Informed ny a. we'll known person
at ;Beyreuth that the visit OF the Long
worths to the festival was coupled With
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
CAR, GRO DIVIDED WITH PEOPLE
sss.ssP LllNGEDsINTO POO Oh o OFz WATER;
Wild Panic Ensued and Many ling Escape fro
Drowning WentyS Injured dsin8I roley
Crash I'M CaliforniasS 8s5Ss

run to Highland Park, = here \ the crew
was arrested
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13

4 ,.,o3,neYIriea N tesul I n from the
Investment ot 25o 4. II 7, Y .sS
Times Dispatt ttot! Il Went az
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-01-05
Council Chambers, virginia. MINI

Council Chambers, Virginia, Mimi
December 5, 1905.
Resolution certifying the results of special
territory to the city of Virginia, Minnesota.
By Alderman Wiggen. ::.::~: e.. ~,
Resolved by the city council of the city of
Virginia. that said council having this day
examined and canvassed the poll lists, regis.
ter and returns OF Judges of election of the
special election held on Tuesday, November
2sth. 1905, to vote on the proposition to annex
to the city of Virginia certain adjoining ter
rttory described as follows to-wit:
Commencing at the northwest corner Of
Section six g. township fifty eight (5s), north
of range seventeen west of the Fourth Prin-
,cipal Meridian in Saint Louis County Minne-
sofa. thence south four (A miles to the south
west corner OF Section nineteen (l9), thence
east three (5) miles to the southeast corner
of Section tWenty-one GIL, thence north two
% miles to the northeast corner Of Section
sixteen U6), thence, west one and one-fourth
uAlmiles to the northwest: corner OF the
northeast quarter of the northeast quarter
CNEA OF NEh) of Section seventeen (17,)
thence south one fourth az mile to the south-
west corner Of the northeast quarter Of the
northeast quarter (NE A 81 NEA) OF Section
seventeen u7) thence west one and one fourth
40 miles to the southwest coruer OF the
northwest quarter Of the northeast quarter
tNW4s OF NE3l) Of section eighteen (ls),
thence north one-half (s1> mile to the north
west corner Of the southwest quarter of the
southeast quarter tSWN Of SEA- Of Section
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-01-05
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior.
Land Office at DuIuth Mi

Land Office at Duluth. Mnn,
December %. 1905.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of bis inten-
ton to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore Otto A. Porier, U. s. Commissioner, at
Virginia, Minn,. on Friday February O. 1906.
viz: Alexander Hovila. Pike, Minn., H. E.
No. 1t745 for the SWA, Sec. 34-60-l6.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
ton of. said land, viz:
Matti Hersimaki, of Pike Mimi.
Gust Lammi. of Pike, Mimi
Karl Ringnel. of Pike, MINI.
Elias Sickela, of Pike, Mimi
WIN. E. CULKIN Register.
H. L. Shepherd. Attorney, Duluth, MINI.
Jan. Feb. 2.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-01-05

CONGRESSMAN BEDE is keeping
that recommendation for receiver
OF the Duluth land Office a long
time. Don't know as it makes any
material difference to the average
voter-more than a Curiosity to
know whether or not Mr.. Bede has
had the honor scared out of him by
Duluth's "Little Tammany."
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-01-05

GILBERT LAUzoN is the name of a
filler in a woodenware factory at
Menominee, Mich, who is the father
of twenty children: So faithful an
exponent of Teddy's anti-race-sui.
eide ideas should be entitled to
more than passing recognition by
the nations chief executive.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-01-05

Application and bond Mp. A. Corey for
permit to cut ice on Silver or Virginia lake
for cooling purposes. WAS presented.
Moved and supported that permit be grant.
ed and bond approved.
Carried.
November 2Sth. 1905. for the purpose Of vot.
Ing on proposition to annex certain territory
to the city of Virginia, were read by the clerk
Moved and supported that they be placed
ON file.
Carried.