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L'Italia., 1907-08-31
UNA MARCIA DISASTROSA DEL 3.
REGGlMENTO. FANTERIA
FIRENZE

F1RENZE, 10. Stamane & GUM
to a Firenze da Firenzuola IL terzo
reggimento fanteria residente a Pr
stoia e comandato dial colonnello
Francesca Gibelle. II reggimento es-
sendo terminate lie manovre al Mu-
CELLO ia ritorno ALA propria sede "a
sciata il 20 luglio IL. S. Questa marcia
di ritorno dopo lie non levi manoyre
e stata disastrosa. Ufficiali e soldati
pur dando provo di resistenza ammi-
revole e di rara elevatezza morale e.
rano ridotti in condizioni penose. Ho
avuto occasione di vedere il reggi-
mento mentre sui mezzogiorno sfila-
va nellie vie associate della citta al suo-
no di allegro marcie e ne riportai a
Impressions penosa. l soldati erauo
congestionati in volto, p~rocedevalo a
stento quasi strisciando | piedi, an
sando affannosamente, bagnati di SUI
dore, ricoperti di fittissima polvere.
La medesima Impressions FIJI ripor-
tata dagli altri PRESENT., ne sono pur-
troppo mancate le vittime. Presso FL
renZe alcuni soldati sono staff colpiti
da i~nsolazione.
Uno di essi, Filippo Torrisi, del di-
stretto di Catania, appartenente ALA
undicesima compagnia, nellie adiaCe1-
re di porta a Prato flu colpito da inso-
lazione e flu dovuto ricoyerare ALTO
spedale di San Giovanni di bio, owe
IL Il state fu r%iscontrato alnuaNto
gave, mel pomerisgto pelo pare che
lie sue condizioni siano alquanto mi
g~liorate.
Altri soldati sopo staff r%icCvesati
presso il nosrio )soeia'e mi.itare
Il regg'm s1tN par.i"a domain sera
per Pistoid.
L'Italia., 1907-08-31

II eoltello ed a plantarlo negli occhi
uelia fiera, che prima di abbattersi
addento il braccio che 10 feriva.
Pochi, iStanti dopo, IL personale di
oordo, che, impensierito della lunga
assenza, 81 era messo ALA ricerca del
Suo superiore, trovo costui POGO di-
stante dal leone ambedue moribondi
II "Metemmek ritorno indietro
portando IL signor Salmon a Fashoda.
donde il giorno dopo ripartf Der Car
tun' Qulvl gil veniva amputato il brac
clo destro, ma inutilmente, perche 10
INDIGNANT sera lintrepido cacciatore
moriva fra spasimi atroci.
La pelle del leone = conservata dai
colleghi del povero Salmon a Cartum
Nord.
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
Tentato suicide

II tappezziere Amante Michele di
Salvatore, di ami 81, abitante mel vi
colo Bosco, ieti perche stance di vive-
re ingoiava una pastiglia di sublima-
to.
Assalito dopo pochi minuti da for
tt dolori, accorreva all'ospedale di s.
Severio.
II dott. Inga che ebbe ad apprestar-
gil lie cure de- case, giudico il suo
state pericoloso di vita e guaribile in
giorni otto.
81
Rissa e ribeIlione al Molo
Due g%iovinastri l'altro Teri, al Molo
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
U|tim0 C0rriere d'|talia.
Cr0naCa dele Citta' |~taliane.

yenivano allie mani.
uno dI essi estrasse il coltello in
veindo contro l'avversario.
La guardia di finanza Di Pietro ac-
corse e fermo l'individuo armato che
oppose vivisissima resistenza.
Tuttavia lagente riuscf a trarre In
arresto il ribelle che condotto al COM
missario del Porto fu identificato per
Antonio Alamo di Giovanni, di ann
II.
Flu mandate in carcere.
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
lie armi da fuocO

II possidente Di Cristina Salvatore
fu Pietro, ii ami 81 abitante in via
Oreto n. 46 r~iparava questa name al
l'ospedale d San Severio
Dial dott. orestano 81 ebbe medicata
ferita d'arma da fuoco all'occipite ST.
nistro, guaribile in quindici giorni.
II Di Cristina dichiaro di essere
state ferito in seguito all'esplosione
accidentale del proprio fucile, avvend-
ia presso la stazione ferroviaria d.
Scalini.
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
COMIZIO RINVIATO AID ANCONA

ANCONA. IA. - Domani doveva n
yer luogo un comizio anticlericale pei
quale erano staff invitati a parlare
fon. Colaianni Q II pubblicista Po-
drecca.
Avendo costoro declinato l'incarico
per precedent impegni, II comizio. q
state rimandato.
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
Ia cattura di un orso ferito

Teri l'altro n di zingari,
di passaggio dalla nostra citta, alb
bandono sui greto del Bisagno, presso
IL fossato Cicala, un orso ferito ad u
ma gambia. =
Teri gil agent ~ciclisti Zunino e Cal
dano, transitando da via P%iacenza,
videro che Torso 81 dirigeva verso Pa
bitato.
Tosto 10 c%attlrarono e, a mezzo di
un caro- municipale, 10 ~facevano ira
sportare allo stabilimento civico della
Foce, dove flu ucciso mediante una
forte iniezione di s|tricnina.
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
8. I'm fabbro- ferraio che 81 ferisce sui
IavorO

Teri mattina verso lie ore go il
fabbro-ferraio Nicolo Vernazzo di
Rocco, d'anai 90, abitante in via Pom
tie di Carignano numero 1, mentre
stava lavorando sulla punta del Molo
Vecchio, 81 fer1 a una gambia. Ira
sportato all'ospedale flu dichiarato
guaribile in dieci giorni.
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
Una bambina caduta da un poggiuolo

Teri la bambina Luigia Lasagna di
Lorenzo, damn 3, abitante nella To-
calita denominata Carignano Piccolo,
al numero 10 inferno Z, mentre 81
trastullava sui poggiolo di casa, cadde
nella via sottostante.
Trasportata subtle all'ospedale dial
proprio padre, la piccina fu ricevuta
dal dottor Lombard che lie riscontro
una ~contusione con ematoma ALA
fronte.
La Lasagna, che flu giudicata qua
ribile in quindici giorni, dopo lie ne
cessarie medication flu accompagna-
ia a casa.
L'Italia., 1907-08-31

CALEGARIS
ANGOLA DELE VIE KEAFNT q
PACIFIC
Al N0Strl BuOnl G NumerOSi CLIENT
Prime STRIVE ~ Specialize Medfcfas-
II . Prsdsth Fsrmse~uticf Itsiissi.

Mannits, Mama, Cassia in Gamma, 81
roppo Pagliano. Capsule III Felce Ma
schin contro II Verne Solitario", Chi
Migone, Olio di Ricino Carlo Erba,
Pillole Catramina Bertelli, T~schirogeno,
Goccie Imperiali Bertelll, Mosche di Mi
lano, Pezze 4 Brescia, Pillole di Brera,
Acqua Antisterica al Santa Maria No
vella, Acqua di Tutto Cedric del Tas-
soni. Balsamo Pagliano per gil Occhi.
Ferro Malesci. Iperbiotina Malssci, Te-
nifugo violani. fricofilina. Goccie Fer
ro-Arsenicaii Zambeletti, ecc. ecc.
La FARMACIA CALEGAHIs e pure
Depositaria di lutte lie Specialize Modi-
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
Elezioni provincial

Gallina, IA. - Eccovi II risultato
dele elezioni provincial in questo
m~andamento.
Votanti I'll, marchese Antonio Sar-
10 voti 707. Dispersi e multi quattro.
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
La salute del figlio del Prefetto

lie condizioni di salute del marche-
Sc Vittorio Ga'roni, figlio del prefet-
to, hanno sutito un lieve migliora-
mento, il quaie lascia a sperare che
qinfermo possa'a piS presto entra-
re mel periodo della convalescenza,
cio~che gil auguriamo di cuore.
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
DI GENOVA
Grave contesa ira due ferrovieri

GENOvA, IA. = Mel pomeriggio di
Teri il manovratore Giuseppe Carlo
passi di Francesca, damn 81, da Luc-
ca. per fulfill motivi venue allie mani
col guardiano ferroviario Clio. Batta
Poggi flu Carlo, damn so.
Ad un tratto il C~artopassi diede u
ma violenta spinta all'avversario che
cadde malamente al suolo.
Nella caduta IL Poggi riporto la
frattura comminutiva della parte de-
stra. L'infelice fu trasportato alpospe-
dale dove FIJI ricevutp e giudicato qua
ribile in quaranta giorni.
II Cartopassi fu arrestato da cara
binieri del porto.
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
SOrpreso in flagrante

Gil AGENT di P. S. arrestarono tai
Attilio Cianetti di Davide, damn %,
perche sorpreso in f~lagrante furto
nell'interno della villa Fiori, in via
Paride Salvage.
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
Prezzi del MerCatO.

N. b prezzi qui soto marcaIi sono
Approximately. Essi rappresentano IL
duotazioni fatte dali grossisti, o CONNER
Giant allingrosso, III San Francisco ;quin-
di q bene che / nostri farmers" ed agri-
coltori siano motto ~guardinghi, cercdndo
Il piu' alti.
L'Italia., 1907-08-31

Oggf ! presidenti dele elezioni fatto
Il compute Del voti proclamarono O.
letto II marchese Antonino Sarlo.
Congratulazioni all'nlustre no.
mo.
L'Italia., 1907-08-31

Sesta Pagina. Tale lettura . motto
interessante cd h4ruttivA.
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
DR.. A. A. GUGLIERi
Aedtcs Chtrurre

MrUfC0 tkfFUTWo
Cura lutte lie malat-
tie collie sue Erbe In
'specie le malnttie
del nervi a del sangue
Sciatica. Asma. Quo
re. ~Reumatismi, ldro-
pisia, Pelle, Occhi,
Fegato, Ma
LATHE del Polm6ni G
dell utero, Caucri,
Fumori. Enaerroidi
cura lie malattie ve-
L'Italia., 1907-08-31

70 formr ? We %Earantisce perfetta qua
rtgi0no
lutte lie malattie curate
con un suo metodo speciale senza ope-
rszloni chirurgiche e soma FAR uao Al
inlnerall ne al veleni.
Residenza 1926 7th 81. vicino ALA sta
zione oil Adeline, yOakland, Cal. Consul
te Grntis dale SD ant. e 7-S pom.
Utficio In San Francisco al hume
no 719 Vallejo st, Ore dale 2 allie 6 pm.
Ore dale 2 allie s pom.
L'Italia., 1907-08-31

205 Ns.ss. A,.. vicina Kearny y
unle" stahtllment" IA primo cla-t
mel North Reach
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
CALZOLAl e CAPPELLAI

~caikoleria Italia
ma al ~prim'oidinN
assortimento ~
lssinAi Anche su
onoVoli provate
mo Pacific 50.
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
G. LEONARDINI

iiN Nrur an Rrande
rnfpe q stiNnN 4cclI
tvtNlfn pfr.fi fAsl
servtr 1OdIisfatu
san Francisco CHl
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
.nosti 1hHti DoMori sudao sui Copo umano. in cuMto, Ia mdada
==@d Pasquae Di Lorenzo ==
di PaSqua|e Di Lorenzo

II Correspondents hgge la leuea deli ammato, mcnue Dotoi fano Ii, diagnose c pre-
PORTENIOSI RIMEG1 OROSI
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
POLLAh

Galline.. e. .. .. 9. 4,50@6.50
Cain .Vecchl.. -. e. :. 400 D4.5O
GALL giovanni. E. .. -. $50 $50
Anitre giovanni -. =. =. E. 500 a 500
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-12-13
4 New Kind of Stump PuiIer.

A new land clearing device is now
being tried:in some of the northern
Wisconsin, counties and with such
remarkable success thatitbids fair
to prove a great factor in develop
ing the agricultural resources of
that section of the state. It is not
an ordinary kind of stump puller,
but is huge affair, operated by a
powerful steam engine. !. It has a
long arm like that on "a, steam
dredge. From this arm extend
graphing hooks which take hold
of any stump and jerk it out in a
second. Even large pine stumps
are removed with comparative ease.
They are not only pulled out, but
the long arm swings about and
dumps them in pile for burning,
80 that the land is cleared as the
machine proceeds. The grubber
moves forward with it's own power.
1t is said to clear from two to four
acres of land per day. The cost is
beyond the means of an ordinary
farmer, but a number of farmers
may combine and thus secure a
stump dredge which will clear land
for all of them. With such ma
chimes to do the grubbing northern
Wisconsin agriculture bids fair to
develop very rapidly.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-12-13
Taken to Fergus Falls.

Mrs. Kate Mickelson, aged "a
mother of six children land, wife Of
a Virginia miner, was'yesterday ex
amined for her, sanity BY Judge OF
Probate Middleton and me MI bers OF
the commission, and committed to
the. Fergus Falls insane asylum
where she will be- taken this morn
ing. y -, Z ~ - w .
Mrs. Nicholson was attacked with
symptoms of insanity at her home
in Virginia on Dec: s, and since that
time has grown worse. She fears
death and irnagines that an. :, enemy
is,tracking her. She has fears re.
garding her children and husband
and.imagines that someone is going
to take them a way from her :~:~
A peculiar fact brought out at the
hearing was the. absent minded.
ness Of the. unfortunate woman.
She. appears perfectly rational at
times but still could not give the
name of her mother, although she
stated that she was from. Finland
and had lived in this country dur.
ing the past ten years. - News
Tribune.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-12-13
Will Quit Opera House On first.

J. P. Chalmers, the present man.
axer of the Fay Opera ,contenplates
resigning the management OF the
theatre and giving up the lease on
January 1st, unless the owner ot
the block, Frank Klink, makes some
radical improvements to the prop.
eryt, remodling the same.
Under the management of Mr.
Chalmers the theatre-goers of the
city have been given an appreciated
service. many Of the better class
plays having been produced in the
city during the past two years.
But he realizes that the house is
not what it shou'd3be for sati.fact-
ory service, and desires an enlarge,
ment Of the stage and the addition
of a heating plant. 1T is not con
sidered likely that the new owner
of the block will accede to the re-.
quest, and the probability il that
the building will BE- for rent the
first. Is,
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-12-13
KILLED AT hlBBlNG.
thomas Cost;o Caught and MaosIed
Under Overturned Car at the Holt.

| U00er overturned C0r at the 1uJj.
u Thomas Costin, surface foreman at
the Hull mine in the Hibbing dis.
trict2and brother of John" Costin,
Jr., of this city, was instantly killed
on Wednesday last, through being
caught beneath a car. as 1T tipped
over. In speaking of the accident
the Ore of last issue says: ;.
"rhomas.C Costin, surface foreman
on the stripping at The Hull mine,
was killed instantly at about Zoo
o'clock Wednesday morning. At
the time of the fatal accident Mr..
Costin was working near a steam
shovel. There was a train being
loaded at the shovel and in some
manner one of thetcars tipped. The
train consisted of dump cars, used
only on stripping, and the laborers
we're having some difficulty in get
ting the cars back into place. Mr.
Costin, noticing the delay, went to
the disabled car and found that
piece of rock had fallen and lodg ed
in position that made it imPossi-
bic to right the car until the rock
had been removed. In disIodging
the piece of rock Mr.. Costin went in
between the bottom of the car and
the appraised side. When he sue
ceeded in removing the cause of the
trouble. the side of the car came
into place with a crash. and 50 sud
denly that the unfortunate man did
not have time to get out from be-
tween it and the bottom Of the car.
No sooner had the car settled into
place than it was discovered that
Mr.. Costin had been caught between
the two parts. The body was re-
moved a, once but life was already
extinct, as the mans neck was brok.
en-. The remains were brought to
Barrett's undertaking rooms on
Second avenue and prepared for
burial. On Thursday the body was
shipped to the young mans former
home at Ironwood, Michigan, for
interment. Mr.. Costin worked reg
ularly days, but was taking care OF
the night work for a short time on
account of the night foreman, Har
ry Angst, having been called to Du-
luth by the death of his father. Mr.
Costin was young man of thirty
two years of age, and was not mar
ried. Besides his parents he leaves
a number of brothers and sisters
and large circle of friends to
mourn his early demise. MISS Julia
Costin, who has taught several
terms in the Hibbing public schools
was n sister of the deceased man
and John Cos1in, Jr, Of Virginia,
was a brother" -.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-12-13
M. {. CHURCH SALE. AND SUPPER
10 Be Given BY the ladies' Aid Oecem-


Der '8th--Menu.
There'll BE ham that was smoked by
old Deacon Jones,
In his smoke-house just back of the
spring;
And loaf that was made of veal
= that grazed
In the field where the meadow larks
= sing.
"Old *Brindle," whose breath was
ys perfumed by the grass
Wet with the gurgling dew,
Will furnish the butter to spread on
the rolls,
And cream for potatoes, too.
Cabbage that grew in NJ rs. Wiggins'
own patch,
Will be made into salad with care;
Jelly and pickles, and green apple
pie, 4
With" NJ others" the honor will share
Thesell be baked beans from Bos-
ton, we'll garnished with brains,
And brown bread by Virginia's fair
danes,
While pumpkin pie and doughnuts
will bring up the rear,
With coffee just hot from the flames.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-12-13
COUNCIL ACCEPTS FIRE ALARM system
After Thoroughly Testing Same on
tuesday and finding Il In Good Shape.

The new fire alaitn system put in
by the Gamewell Fire Alarm Tele
graph Company was thoroughly
tested ON Tuesday and found to
work to the entire satisfaction of
the committee and at the meeting
of the council the following even
ing the eystem, said by the gentle.
man installing same to equal or
surpass any fire alarm system in
the state of Minnesota, was formal
ly accepted and an order in the
sum of $3.50 az the first annual pay
ment thereon was ordered drawn.
Upon recommendation of Super
intenden, Foosness orders were
drawn in favor of James Sampson
in the sum of $3.50, b. W. Lachne1
in the sum of $2962 and the Vir-
ginia Hardware Co. in the. sum of
$284 as balances due on contracts
for building, wiring and plumbing
in the new fire hall buiIding.:.'
An order IN the sum Of $50 was
drawn in favor of the First Nation
al Bank in payment of interest due
on sewer warrants Nos. /, 2 and 3 of
District No. &c, this sum being
audited from the general tund of
the city.
Fire Chief Stevens recommended
the purchase of a sleigh for the fire
department., and after considera ble
discussion as to the proper sleigh
to be built or purchased the pro-
viding of the equipment was deleg.
ated to the committee on Fire and
Ere Depa rtment.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-12-13
ROYAL Nejqhbors OtfiCers-Eiect.

The Royal neight,"rs, at their last
regular meeting, held election of
officers for the ensuing term, the
following being chosen:
Oracle-Mrs. Emerson.
Vice-Oracle-Nra. Smith.
Chancellor-Mrs. Rhyan.
Recorder-Mrs. Harding.
keceiver-Nrs. Lippku. -.
Marshsl-Mrs. Socknass.
Inner: r:Sentinel-Mra. Schlice.
Outer Sentinel-Mrs GibsOn.
Nanager-Mrs. Collins. -
Phvsician-Dr. MorcOm.
Delegate to Stale Camp-Mrs
Webber. .-
Alternate-Mrs.H Harding.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-12-13
Found Time for Appeal Had Expired.

The city of Virginia had a bill be-
fore the county board for the care
of ontagious diaeases, the account
being disalIowed.:. Since then an
attempt was made to take an ap
peal from the decision of the board,
but it was found that the time limit
for appeal had heen permitted to
expire and the city will stand the
expense.
Likewise the city of Duluth finds
itself up against the shonldering
of 5000 account%for similar *pur.
poses which was HSallowed by the
board of county commissioners and
on which the time limit for appeal
has passed.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-12-13
Druids installation.

AT the meeting of Virginia Grove
No. 46, y. A. O. d., on Wednesday
evening Noble Grand Arch L. r.
Shaw, of Minneapolis, was present
and installed the following officers
for the ensuing term:
P. Al. p: Chalmers.
N. A.-John Nelson. o.
V. A.-Oscar Johnson.
< Treas.-Nels Anderson.
Sec'y.-E. Pankonin.
F.S.-Eric Hansen.
Coco. L. Brooks.
l. G.-L. Litman.
o. GA. Walberg.
Following the installation cere.
monies pleasant social hour was
enjoyed by attendants. The Grove
is reported to be in most prosper
Gus condition, a number of new ap-
plications receiving action at the
last meeting. y
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-12-13
Welded on Sunday.

Mr.. J. G. Maattala sapd Miss Hilja
Uimonen, both Of this city, we're
united in marriage at Eveleth on
Sunday last. The groom is prom
inent merchant who has built up a
pleasing business since coming to
the: city some two years ago, and
a host of friends will join the En-
terprise. in extending een9ratula-
tiona, and beet wishes to@the happy
couple: :: >...
Mr.. and Mrs. Maattala left on the
Sunday train for a short wedding
trip to the Twin Cities and southern
points.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-12-13
Select Their Own Policeman.

1t is understsod that Mayor-elec,
Hawkinson has hit upon the novel
plan of permitting the various ma
tionalities, 50 far as possible, to
choose their own candida :es for ap-
pointments on the police force.
In conformity with this plan the
Finnish residents yesterday held
an election at the Temperance Hall
and selected Ossian A. TuIla for the
prospective vacancy, Mr.. Tulla re-
ceiving l45 out of a total of 166 votes
cast.
This method of guiding appoint
meuts should prove most satisfac-
tory.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-12-13
Buy q Rock Crusher.

i The village and dtownship-ot. BIZ
wabik have decided to jointly pur-
chase rock crusher, with a view to
improving the streets and roadways
by nacadamizing same.
A similar investment would not
be amiss in this city, there being
miles of streets demanding atten.
ton. Improved streets on either
side of Chestnut might also tend to
keep the costly paving on that
thoroughfare from looking like a
mud puddle the greater portion of
the year., -. a.. ~
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-12-13
FIRST REGULAR TRAM ON MONDAY Next
Regular 1ra;" Service VIII Be Ioaueur:
tated Ga Rainy lake With Raoier.

Regular Train Service viii Be loauqur:
tsted Ga Rainy lske With Raoier.
The first regular train over the
Duluth, Rainy Lake 4 Winnipeg
road TO kanier, on the Canadian
border. will be run on Monday next.
December 18th. Service beyond the
border cannot be inaugurated until
later in the winter, AZ connections
with the CANADIAN Northern can
not be made until the completion
of the bridge across the river, which
will not IT, until midwinter.
Track laying on the new line az
far as Rainier has been complete
for some time, and the last few
weeks a large crew has been en-
gagged in blasting the road and
putting it in shape for: regular
service.
The opening of this line will
mark new epoch in tho history OF
Virginia and in the development OF
the r'ch agricultural, mineral and
timber lands to the north, and with
connections complete with the
Canadian Northern we shall in
future see many train of Canadian
@rain 70 through this city to the
head of the lakes.
The line will also prove a boon to
Duluth and Twin City jobbers. all
goods going into the rich new
territory of necessity coming from
or through Duluth.
Passenger service over the new
line will make close connections
with the Duluth, ~.Nia~ab be & Nor
thern trains at this point, and it ia
predicted that the new line viii
have paying service in this de
parlment from the outset.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-12-13
N. w, 4. Offcers-Eiect.

AT the meeting of Camp No. 2955,
NJ. w. A., held on Monday evening,
the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
V. C.-G. v. Trimbie.
V. A.-Alfred C. Post.
Clerk -Jens Rasmussen.
Banker-E. E. Burlev.
W.-Frank Kesel.
S.-John Verville.
Physician-Dr. Morcom.
Escort-Fred Verville.
ManaGers-1 year, J. H. Fleming;
2 years, Henry Smith; years, S. A.
Reid.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-12-13
St. Pasel's Church.

At St. Paal's church next Sunday
there will be divine services at 1O:3O
a. m. Morning prayer will be said
and the rector will preach. -:
All are cordially invited>tosattend:
The sermon will desefibAtsthe
part that all have in the preparation,
of the world for the Lords coming {
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Moose Head Tor Admiral Beresford.

w. T. Bailey, the Duluth lumber
man whose interests are in this city,
on Tuesday forwarded to Admiral
Charles Beresford, of the British
navy, what is said to have been the
finest mooee head ever seen at the
head of the lakes. ~
u: Mr.. Bailey met and-became in
Etimately acquainted with the ad.
niral during his trip a year ago
The head will be delivered at the
home of Admiral Beresford al
EKingston-ou-T Thames.
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4 Hero. indeed.

AT the meetineof the city council
this week the reportaof Chas: E..
Nelson, municipal judgey showed
that but one conviction for drunken
aess' wass; booked during the past
month, kthe ,culpfit's. name being
given aa z ero." :: -
|. Truly ban must be hero who
would stand the penalty for all the
drunks that could have beencount.
ed on the streets of Virginiazdnri ing
the month of Novamber. sfs: sss::fsss< E,s:ss=ss
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Alternate-Mrs. Harding.
Application Filed Mi,hAdiutaot. Geo1.

~P@sO'' 's0W OS<sg y
George V. rrinbie, interested in
the formation of a col fn pany of state
militia, has this Wee h made formal
application to Adjufant General
Wood for such organization, send
ing with the request a petition
signed by upwards of eighty Of
business people and prominent
citizens.
Mr.. Tri,nble says that in case the
application il acted upon f.,vOrably
he has alread.' secured the names
of upwards OF forty men of eligible
age who would be pleased to join
the company.
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A.F.&A. N. Officers.

= Virginia Lodge No. 24 at it's last
regular session elected the follow.
ing officers for the ensuing year:
d w. DIR: G. B. Lenont.
s s. W.-Dr. ii. Grove. -.
81 1--WE. G. Bush. r.,
}Treas.-J ohm Horkey. = \.
I Sec'y, ". r. Wasson.> !.