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The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-13

BY MARIE LOUISE WARD. s ..
Can you show me the way to Somewlles9
land? sS$|@ 6#ss ss# 81
A very strange place It must be. s -
For, there we would find all thss thinD -
g. mislaid. (:
Perhaps growing fast on Z trea. ss=, I I
1t can't be, 50 far, far away. after III /
For Teddie. flve minutes ago, 81 - l. &
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-13
KNIFE RACK,

Handy Kitchen Article Which You
Can Make for Mother.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-07-04

Dlspafches from western fenns4 D.
vanla. eastern Ohio aud West Virginia
report damagf from $50 seYeie storms
Amounting NJ over 100000 Ten per-
sons Nero Injured. none iainll, INC
nrsi storm conferred about hnnHl"
HuIs Nlld west shoW a. thousands
of nelaons Nele pouring into ine pif
ieni fhe sind sunct fhe canfae the
polos nere blown down AND ine cane
gas collapsed. aemolshinf fNfilNp
An ihe aDaif A HerIoue panic f'Nni'i
lnflliaDle Colono. Cody ordered iNr
band M ula} N} Country if at
IlnoN alloh tended n quiet iN'
olond 1850 pelaona $500 nlNlna
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-07-04
FOREST FIRES ruin
MICHIGAN TOWNS DESTROYED
ALSO BY FLAMES.
Thousands of Acres of Timber Swept
Away-Smoke So Dense During the
Day That Lamps Had to Be Used
Losses Will Aggregate Nearly
100000.

Detroit, Mich, June 22.-Fires in
northern Michigan forests famed to
gigantic proportions by the gales of
the last two days have destroyed at
least three villages, rendering hun
dreds of people homeless, have swept
over thousands of acres of timber
lands, and caused damage estimated
al about 100000
The heaviest loss has been sus-
tanned in Presque Isle and Cheboygan
counties. although Leelanau, Charlie
voix and Otsego have also suffered.
In many towns lamps were lighted,
as the sun was Obscured by the heavy
smoke.
The village Of Case in Presque Isle
county. was destroyed. A special
train conveyed the homeless villagers
70 Onaway, where they were shell
tered
Legande, a little town in Cheboygan
county, was also abandoned to the
flames. Many women and children
were taken in wagons 10 Indian river.
While q big fire at Wolverine was
being fought q forest fire threatened
another section Of the village. While
the Wolverine department was en-
gaged a call for aid was received
from ROndo. three miles north. The
hremen could not leave Wolverine and
ROndO was al the mercy Of the flames.
A hotel, several stores and houses and
the Michigan Central station We're
burned
In Leelanau county a great fire
RACED nearly all day. Several build
ings We're destroyed and Fannels big
lumber yard was wiped out Much
valuable timber was burned.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-07-04
SUFFRAGISTS MARCH
LONDON AMID DEM0NSTRA-
TON SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
Jam in Hyde Park-Suffragettes From
Provinces Participate in Remarkable
Scores of Speakers Talk to Masses
on the Right of Fair Sex to Vote.

London, June 22.-Favored by beau
tiful weather and again displaying IN
expected genius for organization, the
suffragettes' demonstration in Hyde
Park Sunday was an unparalleled sue
cess. Encouraged by previous sue
cesses the suffragettes planned tOday's
demonstration as a climax of the
years fight for woman suffrage. 1t is
hardly too much to say that never be-
fore was such demonstration seen in
London.
Fully half a million people assem-
bled in and around Hyde park as
active or passive participants in the
great meeting, while for two or three
hours in the middle of the day the
whole center of the city was in fer
ment. Various professions appeared,
each about a mile long, and the routes
through which these passed were
densely crowded with spectators.
The suffragists from the provinces
were met at the various railroad sta
tions by delegations from the London
organizations and. forming into line
marched from different points of the
compass to Hyde park.
After arriving there the leaders anc
speakers of the various sections hac
literally to fight their way TO the plat
form Probably there were about =
speakers in all, and these haranguec
the masses on the rights of women L
vote and the necessity Of forcing par
lament TO adopt a resolution on the
question. These WOmen's demands are
far more attractive from spectacula
point of view than those held by men
Almost all of the suffragists Wor'
white dresses with their collars, green
white and purple. inscribed Vote 70
women" and the scene as viewed iron
the platform was quite feast OF color
There was much good-humored chan
ing and the speeches We're PRACTICAL
inaudibie.
The attitude of the OnlOOkers wa
one of amused tolerance. Ambulance
We're kept busy dealing with cases O
fainting and minor injuries, owing Z
the great pressure of the crowds, Du
no serious accidents occurred
Considerable scunling and rowdylsi
occurred around the platform occupie
by Mrs Parkhurst the Leader OF ih
suiiragettes, aud IL finally became 5
serious as 10 need reinforcements q
police Thirty persons were treated I
slight injuries az "a result OF ma
crowding and hlling in this nelshpo
hood similar scenes were enacle
around Mrs Martels platform, an
owing 40 the general noisy intefinl
lions few of the speakers We're able 4
get "a hearing
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-07-04
MINES AND MINING

Eighteen black diamonds and so dia-
mond chips, the lot valued at about
$4,000, were stolen by thieves who
entered the workshop of the Diamond
Drill company at the Centre Star
mine, ROssland, B. c., early Sunday
morning The diamonds are used in
drilling No clue has been had The
stones were owned by Fred Stone and
Mr. knight both Spokane men, who
have been notified
a strike, the importance of which
can scarcely be overestimated. has
been made in the Kendall mine in
Montana Conservative reports about
the new find. which was made at a
depth Of 200 feet below the former
lowest workings. indicate that it places
Al the company's disposal ore enough
10 pay as much in dividends as has
already been disbursed TO the stock
holders. and that is about S1-25O.Oo0-
The following is the shipment from
Boundary. B. c. mines for the last
week Cranky. 20-s52 tons: Mother
Lode. S6Se tons: Orc DonOro. 1886
tons; making q total Of ore shipments
from Boundary mines this year Of
So. 5ss tons
The bodies Of the three men. Ru-
dolph- Meath and SkOhk, who were
caught By the bump in No 2 mine al
Coal Greek. near Fernie. B. c. were
found They were pinned 70 the roof
Of the mine by the upheaval Of the
floor Death must have been instanta'
neous.
A BODY Of good shipping ore about
three feet IN width has been cut into
on the Caledonia property. located
near Nardner, Idaho, according 70 Z
report
Fine galena ore Of exceptional rich
ness has been encountered in the Ful
Moon property, located near Burke
Idaho
Luther Heckem. aged p, WAS killed
and q number Of persons shocked and
bruised. though not seriously. recently
by AZ explosion Of 5000 pounds Q
nitro glrcerine al the T. J. Du Pom
P de NemOurs Powder cOmpany's work
at LOuviers. 20 miles south u Denver
Col. The building containing the mel
S trailing plant was destroyed tn
? loss Is estimated al 5000 The shoe
= was felt al LittletOn and Fort LOgaI
e - miles distant
D A strike Of the richest gold ore eve
J. found in the Elk City district has bee
J. made in the SnOWatOrm mine Oh Re
+ river. Ore which ASSAYS $4,000 &
, the ton has been encountered in ~
q main working tunnel on the prOpertl
z Dr. J. J. Piper. one 81 the origins
-f0rtv-niners" the Oldest ODD Fello
p in the state Of Washington, and q res
p dent OF Spokane for z6 years passe
IS away recently from heart oiease
Il his home. E7 Boone avenue az Tie az
a OF ~.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-07-04

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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-07-04

The Silver Bull Mining company has
let contract for 400 feef Of extension
work 0n Us long tunnel
The Biuebird mine shipped car of
high grade ore A. the gac0Dia smeiter
last Week
Greater activity ~ evident ip ne
Lake pen ID Oreile oisfricf flaD Aae
been shown for "a upubef ~ geaff.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-07-04
SHORT SPORTING ITEMS

Spokane still maintains its lead II
the Northwestern league with percent
age of .609.
James Cantillon, professional ball
player of Marinette, Wis, who was
totally blind, regained his sight at
Bellevue hospital, New York, during
fit of Mysteries which followed the
surgeons announcement to him that
his case was considered hopeless and
that he would probably remain blind
for the remainder of his life. The
hospital surgeons say that CantillOn's
loss of sight was undoubtedly due TO
an affection of the nervous system,
and that the hysterical attack he IN
derwent is responsible for the restora-
ton.
TOrringtOn, Comm the athletic
games here John Flanagan, n. Y. A.
c., threw the hammer 175 feet 2 u
inches, which, it is claimed, breaks
the record.
Pitcher Boyle, who was with the
Spokane ball team until few weeks
ago, has taken the management Of the
Standpoint team and has already gone
there to take charge Of the team. He
will also pitch for the team.
A QUOT match for the northwest
championship has been arranged for
Medical Lake, between +. b. TichenOr
of Spokane. former worlds champion,
and d. Keane. the present holder OF
the championship Of Ireland
On account of the four-year rule
N Il Of
of the Washington state college. Will
not be allowed TO participate in col
legiate sports in the northwest, and
he has already decided 20 try out IN
the professional class next spring after
the collegiate baseball season has
ended
Whitman college will lose her stal
quarterback and captain Of next years
football team Brubaker, the bis
1 quarterback on the Missionary team
r has signed up with the Wardner base
, ball team for the summer.
: On account of the damage TO gam'
being done by sportsmen in Whatcon
, county. who are hunting before th'
/ legal opening of the game season
. County Game Warden LOOMS has dc
, oided 10 place his deputies in the fell
r July earlier than usual Report
, from various portions OF the count
5 indicate that the season for quails am
pheasants viii De- good one.
a The fifteenth successive victory wa
d added 40 bis record saturday Dy Coin
). James N Keenes unbeaten 2-year-olC
% when he won the Tidal stakes "a
sheepshead bay track in easy fashion
An fhe races at Marlin. Texas. Sal
urday. several horses fell. killing on
/. Jockey aud injurlne tWo others. suct
4 Moore of san Antonio lb years old
4 riding Mollio Bass WAS killed Mif
Mcnamara ~ Wac injured. bat Ni
"a recover
4 b. Al Alexander and Al A Haekei
+. fle nail0nal tennis doubles Champion
/, p0n fhe cups saturday on ine eonfi
4 of fhe Crescent Athleuo club ai ha
+. RidFe ln fhe deciding contest ine
a defeated A. a. lalned Hnd A. F Na
A a0n. lr. fe tH AZ.
T. ODDS on ihe eHne.hflaoo hfn
n sclrduod for luy q ai f0|mH hal
I. dropped d po|nf aud ihH champion
moss a lO ~ + ulorie pfal fNN Nanf
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-07-04
ELABORATE Wedding
TOOK PLACE in LONDON WHEN
MISS REID MARRIED Mr.. WARD
DAUGHTER of Whiteisss Reid, the Amer
lean Ambassador 10 England, and
Hon. J. r. Ward, . Member Of King
Edwards Household, Form First A.
lance Of Kind BY Their Marriage.

When Miss Jean Reid. daughter OF
Whitelaw Reid, the American ambas-
sador 10 England. went 70 the altar
Of the chapel royal on the afternoon
Of June % in London 70 be married
TO Hon John Hubert Ward she wore,
aside from her engagement ring
which is z large ruby set in diamonds,
but three pieces OF jewelry, and these
were all old fashioned bracelets They
were the presents Of King Edward,
Queen Alexandra and M Ward, given
her on her wedding day The brace
let sent by the king is q very hand
some piece and was selected by him
personally. 1t is composed Of beau
tifully clear diamonds with q ca1seye
IL the center for good luck, while on
the back is the kings monogram
e. r" The queens gift is OF the
same design, but instead Of the cars
eye there is in the center q large ruby
surrounded by diamonds
Mr.. Warde's bracelet consists Of z
circle of rubies alone. Mr. Ward mas
given his bride also a dressing case
all the pieces Of which are gold
mounted and bear the Dudley coat o.
arms The king and queen and al
the members OF the royal family tool
the greatest interest in the marriage
OF Miss Reid, which was q uniQu'
event in several respects. IT is th'
FIRST time that the daughter OF "a
American ambassador has been mar
ried in London, and Miss Reid is tn
first American girl 10 form an allianc
with a member Of King Edward
household. For these reasons and be
cause OF the popularity enjoyed b
the ambassador and his family in Tia
royal circles and the great regard i
which Mr. Ward is held by King J.,
ward and the queen, they and men
beers Of the royal house not only "a
tended the wedding IN the chap'
royal. but after the ceremony WEI
on to Dorchester house. where a hi
reception was held
AS the chapel royal seats less tina
100 persons, invitations 10 the GER
mOny there We're limited 10 member
of the royal families and few
their most intimate friends. but III
reception following was the large
over given al Dorchester nous
Every prominent in The pol-uc
and social life OF London WAS presen
Large as Is the tOWn residence OF IA
bassador Reid. Al WAS not lara
enough 40 accommodate an those 4
yited to the reception. So temporal
s .l.4Isf..... f.. Az. a. Ia..l at r.nrolII fl.ll
b were arranged ior the lawns
Gifts Ace Magnificent.
The prince and princess OF wal
have given Two silver sauce boss
from the period OF George ll il
duke and duchess AZ connaushf ha'
, given "a large silver cup Princess "a
d foria "a silver cup fhe duchess AZ
bany a chime tea SEN tle mempe
of fhelr majesty households tNo y
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-07-04

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ala.l. 4. .af.,4 W. iltAAi lHNIi lta
alfANANHfHll ffif Aifhi'ftf
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-07-04
MRS. EDDY ENDS SERVICE.
Issues Executive Order Abolishing
Famous Communion.

Famous Communion.
Mrs Mary Baker q. Eddy has issued
an executive order aDOilsning the
WOrld-famOus annual communion Of
the mother church Of Christian Sci
ence.
The action Of the venerable leader
viii cause surprise throughout the en-
tire Christian Science world. coming
a. n does just one week after this
weeks communion service iu The fal-
mouth street temple which drew Oyer
1000 commandments from aI parts of
lie world
TIE great membership ~ tbe bos-
Cor church aud lff limited seating
capacity are fiyeu ~ fle principal
reasons i0f ab0DsHilF tiie communion
season
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-07-04
THREE DEAD IN MIMIC WAR
Two More Victims Succunb in New
York

York.
New York--Two more deaths in the
post hospital at Fort Wadsworth
brought the casualties of the mimic
war to three The dead are John
Welsh, George Harvey and James Nc
Dowell, all members of the Ninth regi-
ment New York National guard The
explosion and the death of the vOlun-
teer artillerymen did not halt the war
game. Two futile attempts were
made by the hypothetical battleship
fleets to pass the batteries.
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ELLERsON L wEMPLE. COT 18th ST.
lot so1so to siIey. viii show you good invest.
ment.
Look at this for delightful suburban home
Nine acres near Tenleytowu road: beautiful
shade trees; btce ten. room house; wide porcbes
enod garden: fertile land; Inside price to quick
ELLERsoN 4 wrMr11. eo7 18th ST.
FOR sALE-iNvFsTNbNT PROPERTIES.
90 through street: :l..y ~, rented.
N.eooERent. $21 90 month; three bricks in q
c9s,s 81 . ss tenant; ;.s brio. house.
IN court NV; nothing tor rent In
IN NV: sood section: never vacant.
Will gladly submit any reasonable offer on
For Sale-A splepdid Groom house on Co
to ca.s; e. 9 sood size rooms; not a boz house;
For Sale-New corner house on Columbia
He!snts. containing 9 rooms: reception bal!
'front.' psice. $500: VIII trade. ~
sss0 soa s:s
3a.ooo-Rent. 1890 per mouth; 2stoy brick;
vacant; can't be Duplicated for the
1ssm. sna s.ts tu sa y ~
exchange equity. Of $4,000 TOR small in
a z.o vs:tns9t psepsrt I'm. NAM. and
s ss*'1 lot s front: sTop esst s.: . i:
$3.50 On 18th s.. &c Col! H.isSt:' room: and
bath. cellar and furnace: bey-window
Vs. 81 HIS + sAuN S1a co s4es IT,
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FINELY EQUIPPED FARM FOR SALE.
fine farm for sale IN Loudoun county: all
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Tor only 4lo.5OO II sold It once.
~, 17 acres Of GOOD land only three ana hal: ~
acres Of corn: 80 acres Of wheat: IL acres oats;
peas and rape. 20 acres: ground rolling; good
have been lined within two years.
Good stone house Of 8 rooms. with slate root;
ample grounds and large garden: stone meat
and spring house: barn and stable In good
condition: large double corn house.
Inventory OF personal property at Lynnwood
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price. IL rooms. baths: hot-wster
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ALL, 722 nth NV.
100 eth ne, Or. b. % so
73S Harvard, Or, b. .22.50
1417 Pa av sc, Or. b. 20. IS
rs.
1860 Pa av &c, 5r, b. II. so
1854 Potomac ave.
5r, b............17.50
1864 Potomac ave,
5r, b............17.S0
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CORNER HOUSE, CAPITOL HILL. short dis.
lance from East Capitol ST.. rooms and bath;
large bay window; excellent condition: Is feet
wide.
JOSEPH l. WELLER,
Realty Broker. CO., st. NV.
FOR SALE-&5. $50.
NEAR 4TH AND EAST CAPITOL sts.; 0.
room and bath brick dwelling; lot 1Sx1o0 to
alley: modern house. in good condition.
JOSEPH l. WELLER,
TWO-sTORY AND CELLAR BAY-w1NDow
brick, In good section southeast, not far from
Capitol and Library: rooms. reception hall
and bath; will rent for $26. 50.
JOSEPH !. WELLER,
Realty Broker. 602 F st. NV.
DE pEsiRABLS Two-sroRY BAY-w1Npow
brick house near ''D'' st. car line, northeast;
6 rooms and bath: rent, $20.6O.
JOSEPH I. WELLER,
Realty Broker. coz st. NV.
FOR sALE-$2: 400; ,
RACKS: bay-window brick: will rent tor
1850; paved street; desirable section.
JOSEPH ]. WELLER, !
Realty Broker. COZ 3 Ut. NV.
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FOR RENT-2s1s oRDwAY ST.. CONNECT
cut Avenue Highlands: well located. semi
suburban. twostory and cellar stone and frame
dwelling, containing rooms and bathroom:
hot-water heat Price $65 q month. Apply to
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. Inc. 7ss 18th
Ut. Nv. auZ0-3t
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WI w. 81 u - - ~. ".
i343 B NV. store. $500
r A66 X. sta. l8stls. 20. 90
6l8 X NV, 7r. w..ls.D
60l N NV. store. 1880
2A1 9Th NV. 6r.w.l5.@
r 613 L nw.wareh'e15.0
1904 7th NV, so etol4.o0
$500 BFightwood av.
store and cellar..l2.@
1859 U(o0ce). Or, "a. IL. 50
SOB Morton. 6r. w.l1.50
5l2 Y NV, In. once. 1000
200l l4th Office r. 1000
616 La Az, basement.
co M'Si TENANTS.
500 r NV. sr. b. :. 1910
&02 n NV. store. ..2.0
9l2 Barry pl NV.
2isiNY av NV. 5r, Woo 1910
Di2 7th NV. 3r. $50
r 800 7th se. Ar. W. $50
De. ...............l66 90
alley. 5000
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~" xSSbs = 80 . -
983 & 93S 5th NV,
double store. 80. 1890
Ne cor l4th 4 Z. e6S. 90
1914 7th nv. sto. 5000
A8l 18th NV, lot. o60. 90
l14S 8 NV. l1T.3b.50 90
10a 0th ~. M, b. sta. 1000
528 Fla Az NV. Or, b. 1000
l7l8 18th NV. LOT, BIS. 80
1901 9Th NV, er.b.S7.@
I'LL 9th M. Or. b:1.15
1913 7th NV. Or, b.
store 4 stable. 1850
l66 q NV. O.. b....33.0
2717 p NV, 81, b. .O.M
9i3 II ne. u. b.. $50
SO r nv, u. b.. .N.@
439 @ NV, Or, b.. $50
1888 9th NV, 71.b..&.S0
1929 10th nv. Or, b. q. 30
i724 Ore Az. u. b.25.30
7th and Morton.
ste, sta. 20. 80
$50 L ct. Nv, Werehoa
Storage room. 1890. 3
1ool 18th ct. NV. 2 X
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FOR RENT
1926 9th NV. lOr. and b.. brick stable. .$45. so
600 22d NV. ST. and b.. recep. hall, fur. 80. so
8S r NV. 6r and b.. furnace heat. -. q. 80
1904 9th NV, 5 rooms and wster. ...... IS. so
634A Orleans pl. ne. Ar and b.. dat. Is. 80
FOR COLORED TENANTS.
124l Linden st. me-, 4r. and b.. dat. -. 1890
ia 18th ne. 4r. and b.. ID hoor. 1918
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN, 6o4 5th NV.
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Bliss Electrical School

10 the Oldest and best school In the world teach
sng electricity exclusively. Theoretical and
practical course complete 10 one year. Students
actually construct dynamos. motors and eIectri-
cal Instruments. Graduates hold good positions
In the electrical industries throughout the world
SIXTEENTH year opens September 80. New quar-
tiers and new equipment. Boarding and day
students. Catalog sent free on request. Visitors
welcome. Take Brightwood ave. car to District
line or B. o. trains to North Takoma railroad
station. aus-tf
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