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New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
DECISION ON GRADE CROSSINGS.
Attorney General Mayer Advises the State
Board of Railroad Commissioners

Albany. oct T.-Attorney General Mayer to-day
advised the State Board OF Railroad Commission
ers that it would not be authorized 10 permit pro-
posed change of grade crossings the line of the
New York Central in Westchester County within
what is known the electrical unless
appropriation is available to pay the states share
Of the Improvement. The last Legislature apprc-
priated $4,000 pay its share Of the expense of
grade crossing elimination. OF that sum the state
board apportoned $1S8 ooo pay the states share
OF the of changing the grade OF New York
Central Railroad crossings IN Yonkers, and the
remainder TO other parts of the
There funds available now for further
eliminatons in Westchester County.
Attorney General Mayer is of the opinion that IL
the board should determine that the grade cross
ings within the electrical zone should be abolished
and approve plans tho change. the state
then becomes liable to pay the % per cent of the
expense provided for in the statute. notvithstand-
ing any statement made by tho board in regard
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

NIHsterdam ave, No. 25o7 TO 25t5 Leonardo
Da.lo agt Myer Bach ct al August II. 1905.
'iItstTtddm ave, s. e. ls5th ST Michael
fitzgerald agt- George Bach al. Septem-
&C. io"o q. . o..
came property; Louis Bernstein agt same; Sep
tember Z. 1906. .e.............-.
HqaloN noN 81, No. %. David Bradspias ct al. sst.
IsIlh Asch ct al, October g. 1905.
same property Harus Joron ct al sgt same;
october 2. 1905 ..-...........-..
'oSh 81 No. Alt East. Jacob Spector ast- lsano
hUneyWeil ave, n =. corner lSist St. 2oxp G.
5'h,5nIIIoia ast. Annie Proebsch ct al october
leth 81, No. 2ij TO 21b West Murphy a Son as
i,netSlVal {. ketterer 81 al; september ~
o4th St No sS7 West John olin sgi Florence
n; Is. X. Leopold. October q. lVS- -.
lloIn st. No 2os East II. Heidelberg sg'- Po-
oe,t ,asset club; July 90 1900.
"Mh 81. n. = $50 Il; v. OF lEHHingtoh ave-
Louis Rornrte'n ast Rubin e Goodman; sep
=. ltrr :. 1000 ........
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

Al II Vesey st-By Joseph Day; Avenue :
IS # of Ith st ls2Ss25 sty bk bldg: executors;
Sl455O. All Grand or PjdSe
2O153 sty bldg; trustees sale of John i5
Hughes. deceased 10 John Overlook l75. Ioat
Lexington 422 # OF 18th 2Ox94 To- & sVI
executors Osk & Edelstein S24 100 %
Isth st 176 IT Of sth ave 25x1oo II sy dolbs
TO Henry Osterwes s2s. 100, 3O5 -s07 SSH 81
100 Of % ave, sty ns. 25xIeo -
sal 30 Max Go4tz for S4s 500 43s 3,
2O7 II Avenue A, 22xloos: sty A. executors' .s,
schrag S2.950; li3 LIST corn.r ~.
81, ls3x72 6x2s 6x rreg; . sy ten with stores; ex
100 W LIST 25xSS.4: ten; executors
10 Max Roth for s25 O6O 1000 Union g loo "a
Of lG5th a. 2xlSJ, Z dwlg h executors -,
estate .of PHILIP Iahm deceased
Smith for SIT 400. 1fs Boston ri, about ~
II Prospect 2ax1oo sty dwIr
y Savage Elizabeth Graves - al; Curtis ~,
attE l. } Mclean. Ief 81 SOS 30, taxes % e.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18

1882 22 to Howard W Pierce 300 Farm.
Road 147s Fl n Hoe st. 1OOxs6 sxx76 IL,
cant Lawyers Title 1ns 3 Trust Co agt KlTman
e. az aetlon l; Dean, atty; W Fox. ref due
SooZ TO- taxes etc $500; TO the plaintiff Sl2 2s6
NesLchester ave. 1e1 Ii II St 1OOxe6
,xI6l1; vacant; same same action 2: same atty
Isaac Phillips ref; ~:
to the plaintiff S17, 500. - ''
BY Bryan l. Kennedy: 426 35th ct s. II Of 9th
ave Ioxss o. sty front and adn's sale:
estate OF Christian 1ehde deceased:
for SID 2l3 Goth 8. " of ave
5xlOo5 sty ten h. with voluntary sale TO Leo
futter for S2l5oO; 43 24th II of 9th ave
~ l9Hss o. sty brownstone dwg; voluntary sale B
oioodaie q Son sor client for S46,250 So 10Th St
Dol IT Of Genital Park West 20x102 q sty dwlg vol
9nary sale bid in at $4,000 So 80 II W OF
Isl ave, 2oxS6: to John I,
Bernstein for S45 900; Oval W cor 2loth st
:b 1Ox25x04 ex45 Al voluntary to Htter
$500 ~ He' Ai-'SeA
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
FEARS BIG SHORTAGE.
4ssistant Treasurer at st. Louis
Misses SCI 800 Federal Funds.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]


St Louis Oct I'D. P. Dyer, jr receiving
teller of the United States Sub-Treasury was
relieved from duty to-day. Three expert ac-
countants of the Treasury Department were
busy all day examining his books TO discover an
explana ton for a shortage of about $61 500
found TO exist in his accounts Dyer refuses TO
talk dsmissing interviewers with explanations
that he has made his statement to Mr.. Atkins.
the Assistant Treasurer who expressed the hope
that the shortage is only an error in book
keeping.
Washington. Oct. 1.-THE officials Of the
Treasury Department have been informed by I.
J. Akins the Assistant Treasurer Of the United
States at St Louis. that there is a probable
shortage in the accounts of his Office Of about
SCI 500 and at his request his accounts are now
being checked up by Treasury experts.
AT his request also, Chief Wilkie OF the United
States Secret Service has been sent 10 St LOUIS
with q view of determining who is responslpIe
for the shortage, If one is actually found 10 exist
1t is understood that the Assistant treasurer ~
checking up of the cages in his once Iouhu
the cash short the amount stated, put on oelhs
confronted with the figures the clerk in chafge
insisted that he knew nothing or the matter anu
that there must have been an error IN oook-
keeping Mr. Atkins. however. was or the opll-
ion thar there was an actual shortage. ana I'M
r1esiateIv informed the department and asked
FOR a prompt examination of his Office
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
100000 PURCHASE.
PARCEL IN WEST 21TH ST,
Market Found for Lot an Pennsyl-
rama Section.

Leopold We'll has sold for NJ. L. & c. Ernst to
the James McCreery Realty Corporation the six
t4n West
9th ST., for about 100000 This is all cash pur
chase. The property bought as an investment.
n. A. Berwin & Co. and Nichols & Lummis have
sold No 214 West 34th ST. four story English
basement dwelling house a lot 165x9s.9 feet.
The property is a short distance east of the pro-
posed 34th ST. entrance TO the Pennsylvania tunnel
station.
A home for the New York College OF Dental
and Oral Surgery is to be built a plot s0x99 IL
feet No 302 3e5 East 35th St The building is to
cost $4,000.
Plans have been filed with Buildings Superintend-
Murphy for four story reCtory, to be built IN
6Sth st. west of Amsterdam ave. for st. Matthew $
Roman Catholic Church. OF which the Rev. p. j.
Maughan is 1t is to be of ornamental brick,
and will cost $4,000. John !. Deery is the arCh-
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
MECHANICS LIENS.

Bernard P. Ducas. owner; f. J. F1lam and
II Parish, contractors. M
foth st, Nos is TO % West; Universal steel Cor
Iier Bead Company New York Club owner
Mells Bros Company, contractor; Thomas
+ aiming sub-coatracto-.
llIth St 8 3. 800 It of sth ave 125x1Oo
Ptotenhauer & Nesbit Roginskv a Harris
owners and contractors; Abraham T Harris
lS2d St n 8. 200 II. OF Amsterdam ave
5OxlOO Central Ffreproof Door and sash Com
Pany agt Commercial Building Company owner
and contractor. 'i-'' o"''' o. so
Reade No. I35: John sullivan act rr,, N oo
Church Corporation, owner. Henry Doescher
contractor and lessee - "o-' M
lllth st, g. 300 Of sth ave II IOyio5.
Nicholas NJ Winnie ct al agt Pincus RoSinsky
ana Abraham 7. Harris ~
% a and u n Williams Isaac Klapper
Bank St No So; Luigi Mion ar, (-orneiI. G "
e7IS Roeinsq3 81 @ owner 3n and nd 157 so
et al agt. Nuremberg, Iane & RuhiT sLv ov-n
ers and contractors. ......'. N'iI'AS' ''" .as NJ
6Ith st, Nos. 231 TO 227 West: samueI u Isndas- w
.s oefs agt Nierenbers Jaffe & Ruhinsky owners
ssh St 8 s. 1I5 #. ". OF West End ave 1sx
Iuoll Samuel DAsnwitz az, Is~seI 7 Roc
owner and contractor. -1'S' . '''e' o.
'ist ST; no SI3 East Abraham HemIich et al
as,.. Roman Catholic Church Of Our Tadv o,
,,I.S Oouhsel owner; John Kerl. contractor las o5
~ IN - = :. 500 It = OF Sth ave. I25x7I
SII'1it I; 9rrier aSt Plncus RonRInskv and
n.so Abraham r. Harris. owners and con
sam. mrs 1Io 300 90
%T nm, P'oger'S, ag Apex Damp Resisting Paint
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that Of the debtor. the second
that of the creditor ana date when judgment was
filed:
Bancroft olin City OF York; June a.
1900 Gvseated1 . .....-.-.. $50 o2
pany; October le 1903 (vacated) ......e-. sos o.
Fischioyotz. Jacob, and Louis Neuheld--J Dough
ery; September I1it IL 1905 :........ 81 ss
c9 1905 ti..,, ;, 49,, sol ls
- ApEil - lse .......... 12s es
y,bb1W go : ~ Jn cSo4DeT Sq o. 1905 +2l 90
rany. January IL. 1905. ~ .no On
Lewe.' Thomas D-crty New YORK october 10 ''8 30
,afSsr, as ,'sS9tsd5 80. 1es 10
,,ys isoo = w ........ 4o4 80
:,,rt.ar Aul Aprli "a 1903 1i9 90
t;,s,nSeid 6i,;s HJorrs oSn' Ap:il = 1900 20 %
Goodman-John simmons Company, August II
1bs,ss lsfs No,,,,oe, NJ HAY s22 81
e isoo ,oos ss 20
The Mutual zankW G Nr9rea ~ 30 49,. 43a -
s poszGss'oH 25 PFqpgTlg Ts aHG 1924 90
January 81 1903. -. "a
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
REALTY NOTES,

Archibald D. Russell is the buyer of No. 152 to 156
West 36th ST. sold recently by Park & Tilford.
Lubetkin Brothers are the buyers of No 226 East
104tn ST.
A HollanCer has bought from the builder No 725
734 Franklin ave. Brooklyn. five four story new
Law double fahouses with stores. each lot 27x100
feet; also No. 7A adjoining, four story single
fathoUse, with store on lot 23xl00 feet
Samuel Sloan has sold his holdings at the south
corner of Hudson sud Duane to Alfred
M White ard Frederick NJ. Hilton. who Nos.
164 and 166 Duane St, adjoining.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
"T0M WATsoN'S MAGAZINEn SOLD.
"Town Topics" Gets It for 1,126 at Sheriff's
Sale-To Be Continued.

The Sheriff sold yesterday for 81 the right title
furniture and fixtures Of Tom Watson's Maya.
zine. at No 11 West 42d street 10 Town Topics
which had a judgment of $4,000 against it for
money loaned The sale was made 10 satisfy a
Judgment held by q printer for 1907
Colonel w. D. Mann. OF Town Topics who had
interests in the magazine, said last night that il
would be continued. but that there would be a
general reorganizsssgn in It's mana cement He said
80 80 uId not mean the insolvenG,.o OF the
a1e eGdnGfdp dndapP oaf ntheir claims "ouiu
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
WATERWAYS ASSOCIATIONS MAY MERGE.

Portsmouth Ohio. Oct. I7.-More than three hun
dred delegates attended the twelfth annual con-
vention OF tho Ohio Valley Improvement Associa-
ton, which opened to-day with an address Of vel
come by Governor Harris, Of Ohio Every city and
town IN the Ohio Valley was repre- sented and many
men Of national prominence arrived early to take
part in the proceedings. Representatives of many
other river improvement associations from other
parts OF the country also present and the
merging II all the waterways associations was
urged hv Congressman Ransdell. Of I.ouisara
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
THE BRONX suILpINc PLANS

Jerome Jerome ave 8 1883 it. n Of 212tb st; one
and arChitect -'' ~"Ai' - WIN O"4''' 60
maple ave n. W OF 2I2th ST four three
o'S frame stores and dwellings three 2oX54:
STeronieT Le "rneT Il sS226. Tony de Angel. owner.
,oS,. 'peht IS. Brun architect II s
80 u, n. ". corner Of Walnut ave one story
tt itCh retaining wall SO 4x24 Central Union Gas
,-oitiHpany owners and architects......... ....
1!soh az ave " s, l25 II $ OF Pheever place:
- story frame shed, 24Xp5. NJ F O'Nelll.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

Al Il Vesey st-By George R. & Co Is Park
Place n e. 58 II OF Church S711xl5O extending
through TO Y Murray ST. 21.4
bldg executors'sale; 20 seth St s. $40 n e of
9th ave 5GNl0Ob apartment
% Roosevelt 81 So II " OF New Chambers "a TX
90 10; bldg: executors sale Buffalo ave " cor
Park Place. Brooklyn plot lots executors
sale; estate of Mary Mott deceased
Parish, Fisher g. ISIst 1a5 n VI, n,
9th ave 2bxae sy fiat h voluntarv sale 23s Ia,h
21s0 II Of % Is 10. .y frame bids
x.olu sale
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
QUAY FOLLOWER FILES SUIT FOR Libel
State Senator McNichol Objects to Fusion
Candidates Charges
[By Telegraph to The Tribune.

Philadelphia. Oct. 1L-Formal affidavit in suit
for criminal libel against Lewis Emery fusion can
didate for Governor. made to-day by State
Senator McNichol of this city. In recent speeches
MI Emery has charged that McNichoI, acting for
the late senator Quay, gave four Democratic
members $1,000 each TO vote for Marshall, the
quay candidate for Speaker of the House of Rep
resentatives at Harrisburg in 1901.
flied lie. - 80 4'7i
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

6sth st, s $. 225 n. ". of Amsterdam ave: for
a four story brick reotory, 50x35; Rev. P J.
prSa MaTshan 5sns ow1er peery. archect.... $50
2eloxloo; L. NJ Hennessy, owner: J. H Dun
can. architect t.-.......... ,5o
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
FOR A GEnTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE.

Forty acres Long Island Sound. IS niles ~ ~
New York water 'front.' elevation 25e feet; prococas.
by artists the most beautiful view near New forA ~.
bathing boating, fishing and hunting; artesisn sA.s
price low: terms reasonaoie cottaga srsosi
H J HAPGOOD. soc Broadway. y y. Tel .sss wsr',
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

While stepping from the coal boat Edmund vee-
terday, Mrs. Margaret Manning fell into the East
River ar 10Th street where the boat was n1ooored
She was rescued. She received a decoration Of the
pital She will recover.
Edward Smith. a painter Of No. s5 Bowerv lost
his balance yesterday afternoon while at work at
No es Catharine street. fell stories 20 his
death Sylvia Meter. years old of No 30
Brooue street, fell from the third floor OF her
home yesterday afternoon and was removed % the
Gouverneur Hospital where 1t was said last night
she would probably die.
Mrs Catherine Mccarthy, who the police saw IL
q professional servant thief, was arrested yester
day and locked up In the Tenderoin police station
charged with larceny os goods valued at $50 al
legged 10 have been taken from the apartments ot
Mrs. j. p. Harrison. of No 3ls West Gath street bv
WHOM she was employed.
Roundsnan Klute. Of the Harbor SQUAD. wbil.
patroliing the North River yesterday afternoon
found The body of a soldier. He took the body
:. w. Willis member OF Company G SINAI
Corps stationed at Fort Wood. Liberty Isiaad
William Heron. George Davis and William a
Graa.nn were arTsigned yesterday before Magis-
rate Mayo and held for examination to-day on fhe
charge OF burglary. 4' 'i'
Daniel Donohue. who lives at Fifth avenue and
soston Road. East Chester, was yesterday beld tn
80, ball FOR trial by Coroner Hamburger on the
~ =. q haxng sgl klled Hyman Zensk four years
osIa x oC"n and crushing him with a hesvv 99rf1rL
which ne was driving ""0h
Conrad Mercer. 90 No s23 Eaei. sy.r,,. IT,.
Bronx. w1s sraigned in the wes,cbas,nr .oi,cs
court yesterday charged with speeding ,,s o,,to-
mobile ~ tw-rt- miles an hour The cs us auto
foarned until October 2 @ 'aSe was ad-
Alfred Perino. Frenchnlan who u,s .o,.d
.'"aa IN his room af No. 3i3 East Us, s,roat On
.'ar5a4. ~ -. -, w. --nor's@ 70 the
yaS:uIs Il i..e b5s. -: ...e 5,4I NC" nom d
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18

The Jewish Maternity Hospital has bought Nos.
30 and 272 East Broadway. between Montgomery
and Gouverreur sts The parcel comprises two
five story tenement houses plot 4lX70 feet.
The buildings will be extensively altered
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
MRS. THAW VISITED PITTsBURG.
Made Quick Trip to Work on Her Husbands
Case-Not Afraid of Jerome.
nv Telezranh N T-be Tribur.

Pittsburg. oct. 17.-Mrs. Harry Kendall Thaw has
been IN Pittsburg within the last seventy-two
hours. II IS said here tonight. She did quiet
work in the interests of her husband. in company
with Josiah Thaw.
Roger O'Mara. a Thaw detective. who with
Mrs tt aw. said tonight that District Attorney
Jerome. in New York, only blufTrg when he
said he may have another person indicted with
Harry Thaw.
Mrs. Thaw visited har husband in the Tombs as
usual yesterday. and declared she vas not worried
by Mr.. Jeronle's threat. Thaws counsel said he
had positive information that Mrs. Thaw did not
buy the revolver with which White killed.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

-. Lawrence hre.. = . corner Merrill ST. 25x1oo.
George Hanser leans Jacob cohen ...... '' ~
rs J. Elan"he 3 Ia '"r loans Giuseppe st,'
I'---e't!-~ ta->o-
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
Country Property to Let.
Citu PrOpertu for Sale.

INIMHURST HEIGHTS. less than four miles from
II Herald SQUARE Manhattan; mecadamized streets.
for handsome coored maps and views RASKEPS
LAND CORPORATION. SSf Manhattan ave RrooLIvn
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
CHAMPION WOMAN TYPEWRITER COMING

The managers Of the National Business Show
have received letter frcm London woman type
writer expert. with 4 challenge to all America
typewriters She SAYS she is coming over here II
win the Championship contest. and gives this in
formation ahcut herself:
Ny name is Lizzie Mason I am thirty years old,
and single. / have been typewriting for six years
and l have beaten records which won the world )
Championship in America. I think l can heat any
woman ir the world on the typewriter. and I am
coming try
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
City Property for Sale or to Let.
Four New 2=FamiIy Houses.

All improvements. 70 lie, for sale. Hauxhur,t av.
HauIhurst Park. Weehawken. N T. INQUIRE 100 IJ's.o,
Union HILL N J. - --~~'0'
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
auction Sales of Real Estate.
VIM. <. TAYLOR. huctioneer
I81 Broadway, N. Y.

IoI DIOduWdy, IN. Y.
Send for free railroad tickets, maps and
particulars and attend the great auction
sale of $50 lots on Terrace av., Hasbrouck
Heights, N. j.. on the N. ]. & N. Y. RR.,
on Saturday, Oct. 20, at P NJ sharp.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18

Conrad Mercer of No. s28 Eagle avenue. The
Bronx w@s araigned in the wes,cbastar ,cI,ca
Solft yesterr.@y charged with speeding ,,s auto
nooiie ~ iw--f- miles hour The 80 10
fo1rned until October = " '"He was ad-
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18

william Heron. George Davis and William A
Graham were aTeigned yesterday before wae-s-
rate Mayo and held for examination to-day on fhe
charge OF burglary. SI 'i'
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18

Aifred Per1no. Frenchrlan. who uas +oDna
.'"a0 IN his room af No 3i3 East Us, s1roa, On
s3onasI !,' ene = t-@ .'.ata --r5r,s.l 70 he
SaS.1ls Il i..e 1ess y: ..e 5-lI - NC" it"'i d
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-07-06
BITS FOR BAoHE1oRA

Many men think themselves SELF.
made wis are really marriage-made.
The man who avoids matrimony on
account OF the cares Of welded life
rivals the wiseacre who secured him
self against corns by having his lega
amputated.
Don't marry for beauty alone. Scc-
rates called beauty "a short-lived tyr
amy" and Theophrastus pronounced
It "a silent cheat" The man who
marries for beauty alone is az silly
as the man who would buy house be-
cause it had fine flowers in the front
garden.
It is in life as It is with kite: it
will not fly very high until it has 4
string tying it down. And so the man
who is tied down by half dozen re-
sponsibilities and their mother wilt
make higher and stronger fight than
the bachelor who, having nothing to
keep him steady, is always Laundering
in the mud.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-07-06

Illuminated post cards are still pop
u]ar and acceptable, too, when they
have something good besides the pic.
ture. A Cincinnatian received a day
specimen few days ago. 1t carried
that wonderfully popular toast, There
is so much that is bad in the best Of
US and so much good in the worst of
us, that it hardly behooves any of US
to talk bad about the rest of u.s."
Some Of our publishers might bel.er
their issues of postals by using fine
selections from good literature.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-07-06

Old Khedive Ismail's expensive COM
pliment to the then Empress Eugene,
96 years ago-the construction OF
fine carriage road from Cairo to the
pyramids and the Sphinx of Gizeh, so
that she might drive instead of riding
on a donkey-has been copied by the
present khedival government for the
princess Of Wales. For her a carriage
road has been built from Bedrasheen
to the pyramids and ruins at SAX
kara. This road, like the one made for
the empress of the French, will be
serviceable to ordinary tourists hence
forth.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-07-06

Says recent news item in an Eng
lish newspaper: "A Mrs. Howling, ct
Penge, dreamed that she saw her lit
tie girl washed up on Hastings beach
and the body taken away on a tar
paulin. Two days later the child was
knocked down by pantechnicon and
it's wheels passed over her. BY.
ISLANDERS brought tarpaulin, upon
which the child was taken to the
Beckenham cottage hospital"
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-07-06

Shocking tales Of famine in remote
parts Of Siberia few weeks ago re-
called the word "cannabalism." 1t is
really the name of a people. It is iden-
tical with Carib, many of tho Caribs.
who formerly flourished in the West
Indies, having been consumers of hL-
man flesh. The letter 81" H." aid
"r" are interchangeable in certain
aboriginal American languages, so
that Columbus found one West In
dian island saying Gambia" where
another said ."Carib,' while Shake
epeare's Caliban is another variety OF
the same.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-07-06

ing The week
a typical
news OF sg boats continues be interesting
ocean
yet launched but work it is successfully
turbine ships between
and
looks
mad to The been
developed
beautifully complex mechanism
turbine
dangling arising from the rackng o mach 7' ~ @A'
repeats When
"' ~' ~N' Ao "u-
IL r'- 49, 'no
brought his
United States Eot the credit launching invention
F I~7 So. OWEN
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-07-06

A quain ceremony is witnessed in
parts of Normandy twice a year. 1t
Is the "blessing of the beasts" The
COWS, asses, and a few thoroughbred
horses which are raised in that part
of France are brought together in
front of the church, whence issues a
procession of gaily-dressed peasants
to the sound Of a chant sung by the
priest and people. Then the pastor
sprinkles few drops of water on the
head of each animal.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-07-06

A Harvard professor says that 30
per cent. of those who try to enter
the university fail in English. Har-
ward ought to try the young men on
carpenter work, typewriting and cook
cry. Our school systems are spending
a great deal of money on manual
training and "fads"
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-07-06

Gen. Jiminez having en- listed six
men and a brigadier general, is only
waiting contributions for the purchase
of another mule when the invasion OF
Santo Domingo will be undertaken.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-07-06

Freiherr Won Hohenstauffen, of the
Reichstag, has introduced bill pro-
hitting beer drinking at German uni
versities. And with that name at
fhofI
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-07-06

There have been only two great
Chinatowns in the big cities Of the
Caucasian world. These were the Chi
natown of New York, where 10000 c.
lestials live, and the Chinatown Of
San Francisco, with smaller num-
Der. They we're two sights which most
excited the interest of foreign visitors
% those cities.