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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-12-21
4 Christmas Present.

The several thousand men in the
employ of the Steel corporation
throughout the Lake Superior dis
trict. have received their holiday
gift in the form of a notice OF a
voluntary raise of wages of 10 per
cent, to become effective with the
new year. s.~
The advance will be an appreciat.
ed one to- the men who toll; tor the
men who have patiently worked
and watched every commodity
climb in price, with the single ex-
|ception Of their own stock in trade
Drawn and muscle. :
And voluntary advance on the
partsof. employers not only denotes
satisfaction, but tends to create a
closer relation between themselves
and employees, making the man
who worhF feel that his welfare is
a matter ii interest to others, and
such a policy will do much to pre-
vent discomfort and dissatisfaction
among the laboring classes. &,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-12-21
AMBER FLUID Will FLOW TOMORROW.
Products 81 The Virginia Brewing Com
ssssss 4asssg 4
pany viii Be on. Ian.


Il The Virginia Bre wing company,
a view Of the mammoth plant Of
which concern was shown in The
Enterprise of last issue, will form
ally put its product on the market
tomorrow, the management having
completed all arrangements for the
event. - r. .%5-
{ The plant is one of the finest in
the northwest, complete in every
detail, and the: management has
spared no expense in the prepara-
ton Of their product, which will be
the popular draft beer in many Of
the range saloons from this time
on. = .s>> :
The plant has been constructed
and all machinery installed under
the i direct supervision of Mr..
August Tiesse, a brewmaster of
many years of experience, while
workmens in all departments are
skilled in their respective lines.
The plant in itself represents the
Investment of fortune, while the
company has already made many
investments in realty in range cities
in their effort to establish footing
in opposition to the Duluth, Twin
City and Milwaukee concerns which
have heretofore held undisputed
sway in the district.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-12-21
Died of Rheumatism of the Heart.

Little Dagny Foosness, the young
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. E.
Foosness, died on Saturday morn.
ing last Of rheumatism of the heart,
after an illness covering a period of
several months.
The deceased was: ten years and
four months of age, and while d
severe sufferer during the winter
months a year ago rallied during
the summer season, but with the
return Of cold weather became
worse. TO the bereaved parents is
extended the sympathy of many
friends in their hour of sorrow.
Funeral services were conducted
Sunday afternoon from the Nor.
wegian NJ. E: church by Rev. c.. w.
Schevenius, assisted by Rev: Logan,
interment being made in the Vir-
ginia cemetery. -.! - H.: ~.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-12-21
No Time to Quit.

The renewed interest of Vir.
::ginia ns7 il the Virginia Com mercial
club, as exemplified by the at.
tendance at the two last special
meetings 4of that body, would in.
:dicate that the time for. ..disbanding
or vacating the organization had
not arrived. ~. VI g5Sz 73 = - 4 y i
!. However, these bodies do not "get
toge ether without a call tor meet
ing, and It is hoped that such call
may issue for the first Wednesday
in January, when ofhcers for the
ensuing year should be chosen and
.a statement Of the financial con,
dition ofthe organization made
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Mourn Dealt, 81 Their Son.

Mr: and Mrs. ]. r. chalmerrss s,;irn mourn urn
the death Of their little son, Dennis
= Andrew, ND N who died At shortly y before
Eele ven O'clock Tuesday evening
after q brief illness with diphtheria.,
The deceased lac cked bu It d few
|'diy days of ei being Eve years of age. and
Il int 4 b heirsorroW,t the bereaved parents
have the syrnpath by Of many friends.
Funeral services were conducted
from the home dneaday after.
noon.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-12-21
A. fine Entertainment.

Manager Chalmers, Of the Fay
opera, is rendered many compile
'irnent On the high class Of enter!
.tainmenfs booked for the. local play
house since assuming the manage
.nlent of eame, one Of the best pro
ductions thus far given being the
ffamo ons HI Henry minstrels, which
appeared here Monda evening,
The enterta rtainment was greeted BY
a crowded house. ..s1 ;
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-12-21
A$Treat Promised.

The concert to be given at the
Fay opera on Thursday next, by
Miss Mis- Emily Peterson of Hibbing
and Miss Estelle Solon, of Min
.neapolis, promises to be treat
i worthy the patronage Of all lovers
ofsmusic. 4: z .5. .s:<, & #e
Both the partici pa ntss are pupils
Ct the famous Belle Dubois, Of
Minneapolis, whose reputation as
teacher is second to none, and
both come highly rec commended as
vocalists of.rare ability. !: ':zs,s3s: g. &
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-12-21
Has Wheels.

William II. Beaudette, former
employe of Jos. Backus as bar
TENDER. was on ednesday ad-
judged insane by the Duluth
authorities and sent to the state
hospital. '.%' -. ~ :
F.. Beaudette formerly followed drill
and exploratory work, and his
hallucination is that he has struck
asmillion in his search for mineral
treasures. 5.e>s- #>>,sa #>>..sa...-, ! .iz8
He also fears that someone is try
ing to kill him to gain possession
of his mythical roll. %S<~z *&s
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-12-21
,l,tdoe BradIll vleds.

a Judge Thomas +. Brad and Miss
Della Lasaze, of q ibbin 4, were
narriage on Sunday last at the
Catholic chnrch At Hill bbing n
Judge Brady has man friends ia.
thia city who join ii extending con.
ssss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-25

Bt,pen to dealers), to be driven w Of,
8,,i1te,Ir. CUP by JOLT, A. Roebling- First,
General Richard Eiowe; second, Mason
Mrs, d. II. Radeler; third, Topnz, r.. Q.
Hntteraor. !, !.
Class 1o.-Ponies under saddle, open to
nil, to be ridden by child not over FOUR
Rter,, Years, oiips by Mrs j. NJ. Gnzzat1
ana the ssoointlon--Nolie, owned ny
Miss Mary Hamilton. first; Pow WOW,
Julian poodcock, Jr., second, Billy, MISS
Alyne Reynolds, third.
Glass 2.-Slngle harness horse open, cup
by Mr.. and Mrs e. w Vanderbilt FIRST,
Chester, Claude Brown, second, captain
Blair Patton and stikeleather; third,
Haywood, i. Caney Brown.
class 0.-Tandeins. open to al, cup 90
rated Nv the Manor Hotel--First, Raven
ana Adelaide. owned BY Philip 8. Henry;
rnntnln Blair ana Topaz, Patton and
stItelcathor, second; Mason and Matches'
Mrs. T.. II. Rsldeker, third.
Glass 6-Gentlemat1' 8 saddle horse, open,
cup by Victoria 1nn-First, Captain Blair,
patton and stikeleather; second, Cover
nor Glenn Chambers md VIEWER; thlrd,
Jack, Dr. s. w. Battle.
Glass 3.--pair harness horses (not open
to dcnlers), CUP by Battery Park Hotel
First, Dude and Sport Mrs. Thomas Set
tie; second, Captain and Dot, Dr. IL. IL
Briggs. e.
Class A.-Palr harness harscs, open. cup
by Arthur NJ Field Company---Firs Johh
and Noble, Richard Howe; second, Dude
and Sport, Mrs. Thomas Settle: third,
Lady Golden and Gossip, G. G. Willard.
Class 1o.-stallions cash prizes-First,
Courtesan, jackson County Stock Farm;
second, Buladeur, Buncombe County
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-25
VERY ANNOYING
This Hardly Expresses What
Richmond People Say Of II

Any itchiness OF the skin is annoying.
81 IAttle danger In itching skin diseases,
But they make you miserable
Doan's Ointment IS a vcr-falling cure
\ For Piles. Eczema all itching troubles.
Richmond citizens endorse II.
Mrs, N. i. Kelley, Of 1915 n cath St,
says: IAN itching and irr!tated spot on
my arm annoyed me for long time. II
spread and grew tender and became un-
! easy about II for it resisted al, my at
8te,npts to check ii although ! uged sew
&eral calves and oinGnents, but nothing
8 did me any good. read an ADVERTISE
msnt about Doan's Ointment In n news
PAPER and concluded 10 try IL, sot box
NJ at Owens & Minor Drug Co, and The first
application soothed ana cooled the mart
affected. After a few more applications
ths itching and inflammation grew less
and lssa until 1t finally disappeared
Issans Ointment Is preparation upon
whsch the public can depend
Fer sais by all dealers. Price 10 cents
Sf,oas4r-MabHrn Co., Buffalo, n s., sole
sxsnts for me United States,
s5 Re,narnber me name--Doan's-- and tax,
- ssaes.
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MANY WEDDINGS
IN OL..D|. VIRGINIA
Marriage Of Miss strayer, Of II; EIar-
rjsonbt1rg, Of Interest to
Entire State.
THE GROOM AsPENNsYLvANIA
Well-Known People From Sev-
eral States Witnessed the
Pretty Ceremony.
THE GROOM AsPENNsYLvANIA
fsnecInl TO The T!mcs-Dlspatch.)

4 i'll.
IIARRISONBURCh VA, April PA
marriage Of unusual Interest in Virginia
took place tonight at the Presbyterian
Church, when Miss Hattie Allemong
Straye. became tho bride Of MI. Fred
erick J. Wilson, of Vandesrlft, Pa. Tho
ceremony was solemnlzed by Rev. Is.
II. Wilson.
The maid OF honorrrwus Miss Irene
Strayer, a sister OF tho bride. The brides
maids were Misses Virginia Paul, Mar
garet Roller, Evelyn Liggett and Carter
Warren, Of Harrlsonburg; Ives Barrow,
or Smlthneld, and Mary G. Miller. OF
Baltimore The best man was Mr.. Earle
B. Beach, Of Pittsburg, and the grooms-
men wero Messrs. Payne M. Avis l.. H.
Lewis, Harrisonburg; p. w. I<illingcr,
Pitttsburg; r. a. shick New Jersey; r.
ii. Beverly, Alexandria, and e. L. We--
stein, OF st. Louis The ushers We're
Messrs. O. c. Jones, A. j. Fletcher, T.. G.
Lemly and j. Frank Blackburn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson will reside in Vandegriff,
where tho groom is lead chemist in the
Carnegie steel plant. The bride is q
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. S. Strayer,
and granddaughter Of J. W. +. Alle-
mong, late Of Salem.
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MR.. WINGFIELD WEEDS.
Finds a Pretty Young Bride in
Magic City of Roanoke.
cinI to Tho Timcs-DisDatch

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
ROANOKE, VA, April 24.-Nliss Nettie
Belle Slower, daughter Of Mr.. and AIrs.
Locke WinEeld tnS e Rc nnn NJ
married at Greene Memorial Church at
Z o'clock this evening. The church was
crowded with the friends or the pretty
and popular young bride. The bridal
party entered the church to the strains
OF NIcndelsohn's wedding march, played
by Mrs. f. Ell. Wright. Rev. w. S.
Neighbors, d. D., the pastor offloiatcd.
MI. Writ Brock, Of Richmond. cousin or
the groom, was best man, and Miss I3cs-
sic Slower, sister OF the bride, maid Of
honor. The ushers were Robert Card
well, Benson Phelps, Ohio and Dean
Slower.
The couple left on the S o'clock train
for Ashevllle, N. C,and will be at home
in Richmond after May 1st.
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IBR|GH|1|1 WEATHER
FOR HORSE ] SHOW j ON
Ashcvil1c Society Turns Out il
Full Force to Witness
Events.
IT. ] WAS NEVER We Y SURPASSED
Breakfast at Battery Park and
4. Charity Ball Usher III
Festivities.
NEVER SURPASSED
fs,n,ac,oi = r,hol r4nes.D lspatch.)

Especial to Tho T11,es-Dlspatch.)
BASKERVILLE, N. c., April M.--Ashe-
vllle's annual Horse Show opened to-day
under most auspicious conditions. me
weather was bright and fair. the
parking spaces were entirely taken up.
Among tho carriages surrounding INC
ring were many fine vehicles Society
was out. In full forco. Many coaching
parties were present, the gay gowns Of
the women making most pleasing Pic
ture. Among those who entertained were
lLr. Tenoh Coke, John A. Roebling' Mrs.
6. w. vanderbilt, Mrs Mccartney Lane
and Dr. s. Westray Battle.
Tho display Of well-bred horses has
never been surpassed In any OF the pre-
ceding shows, and tho decisions OF tho
Judges In tho different events Seemed TO
meet the hearty approval Of the 3,ooo
spectators present.
one of the delightful affairs Incident
TO tho Horse Show was the brenkfast
given at the Battery Park Hotel at noon
to-day by the Hon. Charles j. Harris.
Of Dillsboro, one OF the directors Of tho
Horse Show Assoc latin. A buffet break
fast was served In tho ballroom from q
round table banked with castor lilies and
ferns. Among the guests was Jacob
Anderson, Of Richmond, Va.
The charity ball given ut the Battery
Fark last evening. which ushered In tho
Horse Show week festivities, was an cx-
ceedingly brilliant function. The large
bathroom was tastefuly decorated with
flowers and ferns. Asheville society. and
fashionable visitors were we'll represent
ed and large sum was Noted for the
LEGAL mission hospital.
Summary Of Events.
Following is the summary Of to-day's
events: f
Glass 1.-Singe harness horse (not
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cold or sudden charges III the weather.
Cold and dnn,pncss bring Oh acute att
cause Tho. disease. rho cause was A.
ready III tho system, aud It only TOOK NE 9
develop the acute attack and bring about
the terrible paths In the Joints and !, mus t,l
cles. The old fashioned way Of rubbing
with llhfnef,ts OF. putting, on pnst,e si.s
RuBB1NG Will Nor CURE, bcccnuse
It lenvcs tho cntise OF the disease IN the
system, ready TO break out IN Il fresh
,is 157s9MA HNB b Bs An 3NI IN IN
:rERNAI.s n REMEDY. Tho doctors have ,,.9
known that MI nlong; but the Internal ,ia,,
ia ai,ei mineral drugs ~ drastic that they
seriously damaged the stomach ana
nerves, or else contained opia tcs or III
lcohol that merely luled the pnln to
than liniments. and seriously damaging
, But at last, after years OF scientific
study Of the causes and cure. of Rheunln..t
purely vegetable ingredients that sweeps
out of the blood the germs and nolsonS
'ncutrllizcs the poisonous acids. and at
the same time tones up the stomach ana
new Observation-Disclosures -,s tho
rcctant known, yet 1t acts "a through
natures channels, and has been tested
on tho delicate stomach OF n baby Win
out the slightest injury. 4{s i. j :,
The discovercrs OF III RHEUMAClDH
know that such combination. the re-
suit OF the latest scientific discovery.
SHOULD CURE RHEUMATISM AND
ALL KINDRED DISEASES. When they
put IT. 10 the practical test they found1
tho results far greater HAN they had
any reason to anticipate. !.
2RHEUMAC1DE cured Mrs Ma re
WELBORN. OF High Point, N. 81 who
was Overt years old, OF q terrible case
or Rheumatism. from which SHE. HAD
SUFFERED 20 YEARS. .IsiEtiAlAC MAC 40.
cured W. r.. Hughes Of Atkins: va:
CURED HIM AFTER THE MOST IA,
NOUS NEW YORK; SPECIAL1sTS
HAD FAILED. RHlIUMACIDD cured
Mrs. Laura Gardner. Of Baltimore. aIlef
sho had SUFFERED FOR 16 YEARS;
AND TRIED ALL OTHER REMEDIES
IN VAIN. RHEUMAClDE. y CURED
JOHN i. ELINE. OF BALTIMORE:
AFTER THE FAMOUS SPECiAL!STS
OF JOHNS HOPKINS HOSPITAL HAD
FAILED.
t,5. These are only fcw OF tho thousands
OF cases it has already cured. We be-
.licvn 1t viii cure you: and We want you
10 20 straight 10 your druggist. set =
bottle and give It 3; fair trial. There ~
no other remedy like It. as it Is new
formula and a remedy that CURES
RfiIJIJAIATlSM TO Ma STAY CURED.
CURES BY REMOVING THE CAUSE
OF THE DISEASE, It's
va -
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Washington Affairs.
(From Our Regular Correspondent

CFrom Our Regular Correspondent
E WASHINGTON, D. c., April A.-Pat-
ents issued:
ytrginia-Clirford Barganlin, Newport
News. temperature regulator; David NJ.
Baxter Newport News, metal bending
machine; William l.. Cooke, Newport
News. ribbon shafting mechanism for
typewritcrs; James A. Green. Mllldalc,
tlill coupllng; Benjamin IT. McHorney
and i. j. Kelley Norfolk, boat holding
down and detachlng device: William l..
Whtescll, Baskerville, mail bag catcher
North Cnrolina-Secdie l.. Hardin, Cans
ton, church.
Virginia rural routes ordered established
June 1st--Back Bay, Princess Ammo coun-
ty, route !, population 675. houses lay;
Drcwry's Bluff, Chesterfield county, route
l. population 6G7, houses 12G.
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Indian Appropriation Bill,
Ry Associated Press

~ (By @fSSUCIHEtNI I'TtSSI ----
WASHINGTON, April 24,-The Senate
spent almost the entire day in consid-
Grafton Of the Indian appropriation bill,
and ii had not been disposed of when the
days session closed, A number of minor
bills, Including one relating to the opera
tion Of the coastwise laws in the Philip
pine Islands were passed While II was
under discussion some regret was ex-
pressed over the failure of tho House
to act upon the shipping bill.
The Senate adjourned until tomorrow,
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Observation-Disclosures
especial to The rImes-Dispatc

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
NORFOLK, VA, April 2i.-Mr. Maurice
Edward Bennett. n newspaper man OF
Portsmouth, and Miss Laurine Hope
Matthews, daughter OF MI. and Mrs
rlage at O'Clock this afternoon in the
Central Methodist Church of Portsmouth.
Miss Maud c. Moselcy was maid Of honor.
and Mr. Walter L. Bennett, brother OF
were Messrs. Pendleton G. Mnter, Will
liam r. Lowe. George II. Matthews and
Alexander II. Trent, The marriage cere-
mony was performed by Rev II. H. Potts,
pastor Of Central Church.
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Married Quietly.

Especial to Tho Tones Dlspatch) Ill
MANASSAS, VA, April 24.--Dr, w. n.
Newman and Miss Florence Herrell were
quietly married at II O'Clock to-day at tho
home OF Captain and Mrs, j. H. Herrell
on Battle Street The ceremony was
performed in the, presence OF the men,
bcrs OF the brides family and few OF
is u prominent physician of this place.
Tho BRIDES father Captain j. Il, Herreli,
ia treasurer of Prince William county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-25
Bloodhounds Sent For.

Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dlspa tch,)
aWINSTON-SA1lDM, N. c., April 3D.
Tho postofflce, Southern Railway Depot
and store Of Allen & Davis. ut Clcm-
night. Only n few dollars, In money and
stamped envelopes were secured from the
'rostonlce. Officers have no clue MS to the
guilty parties.
Robbers also made raid on The store OF
". NJ. Woodruff & Son. Low Gap, Surry
county, last night, securing $500 and y
quantity Of goods. E3loodhounds were
sent to the scene to-day. n
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Married TODAY.

Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch.)
MADISONVILL1, VA, April 2i.-Rev.
.lotte Circuit, and Miss Addie Neal Rector
of Culpeper county, are to be married at
the home of her father, Mr.. j.. T. Rector
Tomorrow at 10 o'clock. After the mar
parents hear Charlottesville for several
days, and then come on to this county.
After next week Mr. and Mrs. Fielding
will be at homo to their friends at Mr..
FantOn c. NOrth's Ls4-gs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-25
Observation-Disclosures.

Special to The Times Dispatch,)
REIDSYlII.l1, n. c., April 9.-Mr. Ed
ward H. Richardson. of 1teidsville, and
Mrs Susie Richardson, Of Gordon, Miss
we're married here to-day at 4 o'cloc at
the residence of Mrs. a, j. Boyd, sister
friends OF the family were present.
Mir, and Mrs. Richardson left on q
south-bomnd train this evening for an en-
tended southern, trlp,, possibly visiting;
Cuba, Ha. aE..n. .r.aAH t..al.I o#E.
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II you have tried other les. MS
you doubtless have. and have been dis
appointed; II you have tried doctors In
vain, and have lost faith In everything
to your druggist and buy n bottle Of
R1EUMAC1DE All ONCE. II you
want to test It before buying we Will FUR
nish you n sample free II you will cut out
tho coupon below, write In your name ana
postage to the Office OF the BOBBlT'I
CHEMICAL CO., 316 West Lombard
Street, Baltimore. fb
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Agent Acquitted,

Ty Associated Press)
ATLANTA, GA. April A,--J, N. Srob-
har, formerly agent ofthe Atlantic Coast
Line at Gainesville, Fla. was acquitted
to-day of the charge Of larceny after trust
OF s1,70O. Strobhnr Is wanted In Florida to
answer n similar charge and the requjsl-
tipn papers for his return 10 that state
are understood TO be under consideration
by Governor Terrell,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-25
involving that OF cruelty to Inmates, and
the resolution under which the investi-
cation Will be conducted was the result

involving that Of cruelty to inmates, and
the resolution Under which the investi-
cation will be conducted was the result
OF these charges.
II nm Ned I1chols for tho Democratic
nomination for the governorship said
w. S. Burke, Of Staunton, Mt the, Metro
politnnl Hotel to-day. Tile is one Of the
best men in virginia, ana the very best
for tho executive mansion. I do not
know that he will seek the nomination.,
he,t lie should do so and give the people
of the State the opportunity to have the
best governor that could be got.
Bernie" boswell, the proprietor Of the
over county, spends. his nights at the
Metropolitan, going and coming every day
from the Pimlico track, whore he has
good string, Woodine, the Vlrginin-bred
colt which toow tho Clabaugh memorial
cup Mt Plnllco last week, was Grained
by Mr.. boswell, who Is reputed to be one
or the best trainers in the country. Tho
horse is owned by MIR. j. Il. Lane, Of
Albemarle. The triumph Of the horse
trained by boswell brought to the mind
of the older ha.bitues of Pimllco, memories
Of his father the late Major Thomas W.
Boswell whose Bushwncker won the
Bowie stakes at that track in twelve
mile race. quarter Of a century ago. or
more Bushwacker was one of the most
celebrated horses on the turf In his day.
Maj. Doswell's knights Of Elerslle, the
sire OF the celebrated Henry de Vnr, also
took the Prsakney stakes at this track.
The Bullfold racing colors. orange, are
the oldest in America, although the Bel
mont colors are nearly rs old There
are three one-mile tracks in one field at
Bulllcld, one Of them eighty-four years
old.
MIR. boswell will have two horses en-
tered every day at I'imico until the
close Of the meet.
Billy Garth has his horses at I'imlico
and is winning money Garth denies alb
solutely the story that he had accepted
an offer to train August Belmont's horses
at a salary OF $4,000 a year. and laughs at
the published story that he had sold $780,
600 worth Of horses since the meet at
Bcnnlng, opened in March, as being some
thing far from the TRUTH. lIe got $500
for Pater, and made one other sale for
less than that.
Jamestown Bill.
Senator Daniel has introduced the
jamestown appropriation bill without
cnange from the bill introduced by MI
Maynard IN the House. 1t is possible
that the bill may he got through the
Senate before the House takes action,
In which case the bill would stand
better chance or passage, 1t thought by
some OF it's friends 1t is more than
likely that the bill will be placed on the
sundry civil appropriation bill in tho
Senate, as a rider, in which case it's
passage wiuld be almost assured.
Mrs. John Randolph Tucker, Of. Win
cheter, mother Of Hon. II. st. George
Tucker, is visiting her son at his home in
this city.
The condition of Mr.. Leslie II. Mar
TIM who is i'll at the home of his brother,
the senator, in this city, is not greatly
improved. @
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Hay An Investigator.

Representative Hay has been appointed
one OF the committee designated by the
speaker to investigate the affairs Of the
st. Elizabeth government asylum for the
insane In this city, and the Virginia
representative is NOT at all pleased with
tbs assignment, In addition 10 the labor
Icing very irksome. II Will also prove
OF very dsagrecable character The
Medical Society of the District OF Co
lumbia has preferred very grave charges
against the management Of the asylum,