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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-23
HOME ONCE MORE.
Governor swanson At the Helm Again.

RICHMOND. May l6-Governor
and Mrs. Swanson returned last night
from Washington. where since Tues
DAY the former has been attending
the conference OF state executives,
called by the President, TO take steps
looking 20 the preservation OF the nat
ural resources OF the country. They
arrived at the Mansion soon before
10 O'Clock. and the Governor said
that though he enjoyed his stay at
the national capital. he felt greatly
fatigued as a result Of being constant
Is on the go while away. He Is IN
thorough sympathy with the objects
OF the meeting just ended. and be
iieves that It's deliberations VIII result
in much good.
The social and business features OF
T the occasion kept the Governor SO
busy that he did not get an opportun-
ity 10 visit the Capitol and see his
old congressional colleagues at work
though he met a good many OF then
al his hotel Governor Swanson was
gratlned By the large attendance o
Governors al the conference, and en-
joyed mingling with them and ex
changing views on various State mat
ters.
|. Though very tired last night, n
Governor expected % be In his ofhe
az the usual hour this morning. II
! has some engagements to speak o
public occasions, both In and out {
{ the city during the coming week.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-23
MCCARTHY ELECTED
STATE ACCOUNTANT
VIM Take ID Work When Term tx
pircs IS Mayor Of the City
OF Richmond.

RICHMOND. May 1.-THE Joint
auditing committee nsmCd by the re-
csnt General Assembly OF Virginia
met here Yesterday and elected Mayor
Carlton Mccarthy. % Richmond. spe-
cisl accountant 60 examine the books
OF the state fiscal officers az the seat
u Covernunent. The thing WAS done
So quietly ihCre were no candidates
for TIE place. and only a few knew
tl,r meeting Was beinS held.
CAPTAIN Mccarthy was in no sense
sn a-0Iicaut for re position. ana
though q few % his friends were IN
FORMED some time ago OF the selt0tion
made hv thc committee. ne actually
knew nothing GO 30 himself urnl ap-
D~aacltf hy q member and asks @ u ne
would acCcpt 70 elected.
NcCa-thr was I'm conference vita
the committee several hours SONS
oysr the situation and Work. ~1.cn ls
REGARDED SIS Important
Athouch these directly cc0necte,
usth TIE meeting dij not discuss ms
proceed mss. 30 = understood p otheT'
who are iu close touch Win hlalr'
that the Mayor VIII undertake tr'
work ana shortly after The expiration
Of ais term as city executive. Sci ieI-
fe- 1905. viii begin his eNnmi1a
rio- % the various offccs harlill
the States money
HELD LONG CONFERENCE
The committee spent almost the er
tire day Ia conference r. the Sonar
cloak room. and the Mayor VAS pres
= ent for some time durinE the ate
noon. Hon. Charles A Johnston
Ncrt-cnery. vas chairman. aud - n'
b. tor z T.. Folkes secretary
The other members are lFleEat
u n Pitts. % AleeUarle. and NerTi
r. Cooke. o. Norfolk. and Senator ID
- =. Halssy. %, Lynchourg- All Ia
- had experience IN matters reLStnS
1 the finances % The Common eali
= and the committee. As whole. - CO
: side-et strong and able
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-23

The f>le1 mont i.fr fDrc l1rrrF fre I'D
xrate~ rorfe5re IS Nererf NafGraf
Minerals. and while fbe chemist may
fuplfCate are areiySie. tre rlar lf1f-
saEne results s. the Sat1ral ccaablta-
sion - Minerals.
II yoH visa 20 be cured - some
Chronfc Disease we Go not ask you
20 rorne 20 rh< SprsnEs az 5iR eN-
peree We wili e<rt 10 fprinT 80 you
"a er 1f~oz. bottle for s. ft pr bottle
"a MONTHS treatment. IRIS Bottle -
water coatafre AL the EfEer1is q =
failous 81 fbe nefural water.
Can rCn aTorf 20 remain sick. =
v<u car - cured Thoueas,cs o. PEG
uIe have 3een an6 are being eDC~1 -
fhis Corcenfrnfed water f1Fht here ~
EffeTrfe Write 80 direct ~ gCui
dealer dos not carry n tn STOCK IN
tefes1fnE booklet free
q. ~ KGHOLe CO.,
LYneheurEs Ma.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-23
Great steel Trust Nould 6obbl'
Cement MakeTs.

PITTsBCRG. PA. May 1G.-Anger-
I'd by what Il asserts were eKhorbi-
faut prices charged Tor cemen; b. in-
ser.~ndent companies 90 the last few
years. the United States Steel Corpor-
alton has ents red the cement making
field itself. and now threatens 90 drive
tsle small makers o. cement out 81
business. A new cement making
piant. costing 81 600 600. and with q
capacity q 1850 900 barrels a year,
was opened yesterday near Pittsbnrg
Through a recently discovered pro
cess TIE corporation viii BE enabled
- convert is immense alag piles into
marketable cement.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-23
wrIr-DEsERvED RECITATION.

The PIEDMONT Bedford Concentrated
water has gradually come before the
public by making cures OF chronic us
eases which could not be cuftN ~
other treatments. It's merit has been
di-cu-sed so much and so widely that
this Natural Treatment - now being
sold from Maine TO California
II YOU are sick with indigestion.
Ytheurnatisrn. Catarrh. Female Com
pIaint. kidney and Bladder Troubles
stomach and Bowel Disorders. malaria
Scroruia. or other Blood and skin Dis
eases. this Concentrated water Is Jusl
as satisfactory in making cures OF one
as the other - sseg-.
ent minerals. which act as tones 20
cverv organ or the body. II You are
not ACQUAINTED with It's virtue you
might appreciate a more II the cost 81
ere freafmcnt was several hundito
dollars. but Instead an lo-oz- bottle tSV
davs treatment) only costs you sl.po-
Ipst stay at home and use the Concen-
( trafed water. You don't have 20
come 10 the springs. Ask your oealel
/ to-dav about n. II ne does not supply
K YOU. write us direct. Interesting Book
j. NJ. ECnoLs CO.,
LynehburEs Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-23


WASHrNGTON. Nay l5--loT John
A Trrrsor cf Minnesota. sc ms
afr---o- be would - in Richmond
---t Wetrestsv fo- - purpose ot adj
dressing ire cc-v~-tlcn az COTTON
-.---ractr-e next THURSDAY Gov
johnson Jeff for home tonight
q stsl -esch s. Paul early No--
Eav morning sid the Governor. ana
attend ro some matters requiring I-s
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-23
A Further Warning Against Social
Striving.

NORFOLK. VA. MAY l5-Ihe iea-
ture of to-uiehts session % the Airi-
can Methodist Episcopal Conference
was the address OF Dr. Booker q.
Washington. the noted negro educator
ia which Do urged his race to unite on
the essentials for progress as "A peo-
Die. Washington declared the negro
could unite AS follows. That the
masses of the negro are 90 remain I'D
th Southern States, on material bet-
terment. Oh commercial development
and. progress. and moral leaders; do
making friends Of other races and
LOYALTY 90 the nation.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-23

Ambassador va Ting Fang VINO
has just bru returned tc this country
from China. enjoys rcpuie in WASH
ington IS mixer az popular manners.
a philosopher and quite an advanced
student 90 our Western WAYS. hls
ENctllency is dramatic reconteur
rNcsIlency IS dramatic raconte ur
siors by anecdotes located on ms
friends az home. Once Dee allesea o.
certain selfish politician. that man
reminds me of doctor of shanghai
A Mandarin came 20 this doctor Tor
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-23
cenrria Wins in Debate.

ATHENS. GA May l5.-Georgia
University won the debate With Wash
ington Lee University today The
tariff question was discussed, Georgia
championing the Democratic position
OF tariff for revenue only.
The Georgia speakers were r. II.
Jones. Atlanta. and j. X. Mcdonald
Athens. The Washington and Lee
speakers were G.. 4. Batten and ). VI.
Smithson.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-23
Admiral Evans Returns and Look
Much Better.

WASHINGTON, d. O.. May Ia
With HIS old-fime Gov o. animal spir-
its. aud looking much better than
when he landed az San Diego several
weeks ago. Rear-Admiral Robley ID.
Evans arrived here tonight.
ia the party that met Admiral
Evans upon his arrival here were
Admiral Pilsbury. Captain Kim
ball. Captain Insersoll, Rear-Admi-
raj COWles. Commander Marsh. Mrs
Chandler, Mrs. Emory and J. Y. Chase
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-23
Davis Monument in Audubon Park.

NEW ORLEANS. La. May 1.-THE
500 900 memorial % President JefIer-
son Davis will stand Ia Audubon Park.
facing 81. Charles avenue. and d.
rectly across from Tulane University
The Daughters Of the Confederacy ex-
oect 70 lay the foundation on June Sd.
coincident with the celebration OF the
hundredtn anniversary.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-23

best by the State. let Il be carried
out by the State. where II can be car
ried out best hy the nation. let II DC
carried out by the nation. My con-
Germ is not with the academic side OF
the question: I deal with the matter
practically from the standpoint OF
true popular interest. and. therefore. I
my desire is to employ mdiferenuy I
either the principle OF States rights
or the principle OF national soNer-
eighty. which ever I'm given case f
Will best conserve the needs OF the .
people as n whole
DECLARATION ADOPTED.
The declaration upon which the
Presidents remarks were prcdicated
was presented 20 the conlcre nee oN
Governor Blanchard. Of Louisiana. at
the opening OF the session The dec
laration was adopted without diss, mt
BRYAN WELCOMED HEARTILY.
After adoption OF the declaration.
the President introduced William j.
Bryan. who received @ most cnthusl-
asuc reception.
AIR Bryan said We should not 1niN
preserve the nations resources Tor iu-
ture generations. but should see 20 IL
that these we're not monopolrcd hy q
, few of the people. and future genera
lions should not Doe icttered with per-
r petual franchises.
Congress. he declared. should APP
p propriate sufficient money 90 carry ON
fnvestigations into the cause OF dis-
b eases national IN their scope. as point
4, "a out Or Mt Mitchell. Coal. iron
T. and timber ON the free list woul- tenl
to- reduce the waste and exploitation
~ of our own measures.
= REGRET CLENELAND'S AbSENCE
Mr.. Bryan prese utcd "a resolution %
, regret for the absence of former frrSi
81 Jnt Cover cleveland. expressing On
hone Cf the conference for his speed
A., recovery. This resolution receive
,e the heartiest endorsement Of The con
a VentiOn.
The President cordially thanked 90
,e Governors for their presence ana the
n. earnest participation I'm the conie'
ie ence. after which the conference al
ie journed sine die
az Immtdiately after adjournment %
Governors met and appointed a con
mittee. consisting of Governors WI
son. OF Kentucky. Folk OF Missoui
OF and sheldon. OF Nebraska. 20 prepa
rs a resolution thanking the Preside
"a for his initiative In calling the CD
KS ference. and EXPIRE ssiug the pleasu
AZ of the delegates that IL had been
re- such a useful character.
ND An agreemut also was reporte
re- whereby an executive committee
Te- five will make arrangements TOT
.ne meeting 90 Governors Co oe held DC
wear Governor swanson OF Nifcin
me offered this suggestion and Govern
al Wilson. az Kentucky. was made
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-23
New York Cotton Exchange Ferbids
Tee Of IFS Quotations 10 Six
Soofhern States.

NEW YORK. May lC.--Nanagers %
The cotton exchange last nsghi ren-
dered q final decision On the question
q the right Of private wires in send
irg quotations made on the local e1-
change % cotton exchanges IN South
ern States. where the ant-oDfion laws
are IN eject The managers decided
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-23

A movement Is on foot for the estab-
Ilshment 81 a section for automobiles
ln the National Museum az Washing
ineton. wherein the development OF
the motor VIII b. shown much as In
the locomotive section.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-23

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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-23

If YOu have anything for sale or II
YOu desire to make C purchase, place
vOur sd in thirty Of the leading papers
Of the state and get quick results Call
at this office and the Editor vii give
full information. Charges reasonable.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-23
ROOF NC.

OR ROOFING Is NDT INJURED EE
acl6s srear nr any klrc - crrr4-
s,atlng fumes. AFtN IT sEE MANI
FArTrrf.E1eS roMFANT. firhulcrt
va Narufac tUrerr ~ Esrralfl ON.
Black Tarrlsf EZocf Faluts. Ilerfr r
Papers. O-ls. kOgrDg and PAVING
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-05-22
Died of Briqht's Disease.

Peter Norman, formerly foreman
of the Duluth, Rainy Lake & Win
nipeg railway but for some time
past conducting a saloon business
in this city, died on Sunday after
noon of Bright's disease, after an
illness of long standing. Mr.. Nor
man, while poorly in health, had
been able to be about and on Sun
day morning was down town, but
upon his return home went to bed
and fell into a comatose state from
which he never awoke.
The deceased leaves a family OF
nine children, the mother dying
some two years ago. The oldest OF
these children is girl of eighteen
and to them is extended the sym
pathy of the entire community.
Funeral services were conducted
on Tuesday from the Swedish Luth
eran Church, Theodore Luch, Of
Two Harbor, accompanied by his
wife, arriving in the city Monday
and taking charge of same.
tits understood all of the bereaveC
children have been spoken for an6
will 90 into good homes.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-05-22
Got Their NeedinQs.

John Roslop and Herman Jakon.
en- went up against Judge Fleming
in Municipal Court on Tuesday for
illegal fishing in Sand lake, being
convicted of using nets and fined
SIS each for the otfense.
A few wholesome lessons of this
sort might have,a a beniticent effect
on the practice OF fishing with nets
and dynamite, and upon the killing
of game at all seasons of the year
without regard to the law.
The arrest was made by Deputy
Game Warden Mattson, of Duluth,
and while he got two of the offend
era it is allege4'zttlat two others
made good their escape. 1t ia also
said that still Another man who
lives near the lake is constant of.
fender of the game laws, having a
| net of over three or four hundred
feet in length set much of the time
and being guilty of other offenses
even to shooting partridge on their
nest.
A deputy game warden who will
not make flesh of one and fish OF
the other is what is wanted in this
section, and the appointment o.
such a man is the only way of pre-
serving the remaining game anc
fish.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-05-22
Will Commemorate Memorial Day.

The pupils of the Virginia schools
will commemorate Memorial Day
on Saturday, May 30th, by assem-
bling in the Roosevelt building al
900 a. III. and marching through
the principal streets of the city, fol-
lowing which appropriate exercises
will be conducted at the Roosevelt
Auditorium. At these exercises
an address will be delivered by the
Rev. John NJ. Powell, of Duluth.
Also at these exercises will be
erected alongside the bronze bust
of Lincoln in the Auditorium a
bronze tablet embodying the fam
ous speech of Lincoln at the Gettys.
burg battlefield delivered on No.
vember 10Th, 1863, which was re-
ceived by superintendent Bliss
yesterday.
The Virginia schools now EN-.
brace upwards of 100 pupils, and
the line of march as planned will
be from the Roosevelt building
south on Central to Cedar, east on
Cedar to Mesaba, North on Mesaba
to Chestnut, west on Chestnut to
Central and south on Central to the
Roosevelt.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-05-22
S55.OOO for federal Bu;ldinu.

A Washington dispatch of Satur-
day bore the news that the omni-
bus bill! as passed by the house
contained an appropriation of $685.
600 for federal building in this
city, and that the measure would
doubtless receive the endorsement
OF the senate.
This will set some of those Vir.
gin,ans who, because of failure to
land a federal job have been pleased
to refer to the proposition of an
appropriation for this purpose as
one of J. Adams jokes, to thinking
and will also place the citizens OF
Virginia under some obligation in
the matter of selecting site fol
the structure.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-05-22
Lake Superior Mining institute.

Advices from the seCretary's Of
fee announce the thirteenth annual
meeting of the Lake Superior Min
ing Institute, to be held on the
Minnesota ranges on June n, q, 2G
and -.
Among papers already prepared
for this meeting are "Sampling of
Iron Ores" by Prof. L. S. Austin of
Houghton, "Biographical Sketches
by Capt. J. H. Hearding of Eveleth,
"The Standard Boiler House of the
Oliver Iron Mining Company by
A. NJ. Cow of Duluth and "Auto.
matte Throttle Closing Device for
Hosting Machinery" by Spencer S.
Rumsey of Duluth. Other papers
are anticipated. and all members
are invited to partake in the dis.
cussions of the assemblage.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-05-22
ENTERTAINED AT A BANQUET
Rev. Father Hogan, of Our LADY Of
lourdes Church. Shows AppreCia-
ton Of Services Rendered..

The Rev. Father Hogan, pastor of
Our Lady OF I>ourdes Catholic
Church, rendered IA most enjoyable
banquet to the members of the
church CHOIR at the Hotel. Fay last
evening, covers being laid for
eighteen. Following a sumptuous
repast, the party adjourned to the
home of Mrs. Bonner, where a
musical and literary program was
enjoyed, a pleasant evening being
passed.
The choir comprises the Misses
Murphy, Bonner, Sterile, DeNoble
and Rooney, and Messrs. Murphy,
Snyder, Poirier, Devine, Ryan and
Skinner. Miss Bessie Murphy is
leader and directress, and under
her efficient leadership the body
has come to be recognized as the
finest church choir on the ranges.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-05-22
CELEBRATED THEIR DAY OF FREEDOM
Norwegian Residents Observe lnde-
pendenCe Day With Appropriate
Exercises.

Sunday, May 18th, Norway's In
dependence day, was appropriately
observed by the Norwegians of the
cityIunder the auspices ofHaarfager
Lodge No. 40, Sons of Norway, by a
program of music and oratory at
the Fay Opera, the large auditorium
being we'll filled with interested at
tendants.
As chairman OF the evening f. f.
Burley first introduced A. N.
Thompson who gave brief intro
ductory address, being followed by
the Norden Glee Club. Miss Agnes
Hovland, il; piano selection, was
followed by the Hon. John J. Jens-
void, Jr., of Duluth, in an interest
ing address on the Norwegian race,
introducing an elaborate historical
sketch OF the characteristics and
traditions of the people and their
victorious struggle for that indie
pendence and freedom which crown
ed their efforts nearly century ago.
Other pleasing numbers on the
program included violin selections
by Prof. H. ii. Lien and songs by
the Norwegian Lutheran Church
Choir, several of the participants
being dressed in the garb of the
moth er country and making de-
Clded hit with the audience. Rev.
J. l. Fadum, pastor of the Norwe-
gian Lutheran Church, also ad-
dressed the audience in the native
tongue, eliciting hearty applause.
The entertainment closed with
the rendition of "Anerica" by the
Norden Glee Club, the.several num-
bers rendered during the program
by this organization being we'll re-
ceived, they being compelled to
respond to several encores. A So
cial hour was passed at the close,
and all left with feeling of a most
pleasurable evening.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-05-22
Picked 10 q Watch.

While doing some work about
his Chestnut street property on
Saturday c. w. Lundstrom hung
his vest, containing very fine gold
watch, on a nail in the wash room,
but when later he returned to get
same he found the time piece mis-
sing. The watch is a gold case
with Mr.. Lundstrom's initials, &C.
w. L." engraved thereon, and to-
gether with the chain and charm
cost upwa rds of 500. Mr.. Lund-
strom will give a substantial re-
ward to anyone furnishing infor-
nation leading to it's recovery.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-05-22
Start Sawmill at Pike Lake.

Alex Forsman, former sexton at
the Greenwood cemetery, has be-
come interested in portable mill
which has been erected on the
shore of Pike Lake, some seven
miles northwest of the city. Quite
a bunch of timber is found in that
section, and the owners of the plant
believe they have paying propo.
sition in view.
In addition to the timber in this
section the land is good farm
ground, and large number OF
farmers have entered the section in
the past couple of years.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-05-22
ford, the same being accompanied
by personal bonds, which were ac-
cepted and petitions granted.

ford, the same being accompanied
by personal bonds, which were &C.
cepted and petitions granted.
Ordinance No. 81, amending Or.
dinance No. 60 creating sewer dis.
trict No. BE, was. given it's second
reading. Likewise Ordinance No
50, amending Ordinance No. 81 rela
tive to the obstruction of streets
the amendment being a permit for
the use of two feet from the build.
ing line for display of goods.
The city engineer recommended
the extension Of the storm sewer
from Chestnut street south on
Cleveland avenue one block, for
the protection Of the new cement
walk being laid around the city
hall property. Such extension was
ordered.
The clerk was INSTRUCTED to ad-
vertise for bids }for the construc-
ton of a sewer ID District No. Be,
and for the construction of board
walk to the cemetery, plans and
for which work are
on file in his Office.
An amount Of prospective work
was also mapped out for future
meetings, including the condemna-
ton of certain walks in the city,
street Improvements, and the
changing OF the road between this
city and Eveleth to run around in
stead of over the; big Auburn hill.
This latter move was first taken up
by the Eveleth Commercial Club,
but is worthy TING attention aud ac-
ton of the city councils of the two
towns. The Virginia boundary
would include the doing of the
greater share of the work, and
would cost considerable amount,
but the owners of horsetlesh would
have reason to be pleased with the
result.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-05-22
Purchased lyCeum at Eveleth.

J. H. Horrigan, of Virginia, has
purchased the Lyceum Theatre and
expects to have the place open on
Saturday evening of this week. He
is going to a great expense in re-
fitting it over and putting it in bet
ter shape for the accommodation of
the public.-Eveleth Star.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-05-22
Ooerated on for Appendicitis.

"Bob" Scott, the genial foreman
of the Virginia Lumber Company
operations on the Sand Lake
branch, was brought down on a
special Sunday morning and taken
to the Lenont Hospital where he
underwent successful operation
for appendicitis. Late reports in.
dicate a pleasing improvement in
his condition, and his recovery is
assured. -.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-05-22
furniture Repair Shop.

We wish to announce to the
people of Virginia and vicinity that
we have opened a furniture repair
shop at No. 5l1 Chestnut street
back Of the old Bliss Paint Shop
All kinds of repairing and uphol-
stering done, in a workmanlike
manner! Satisfaction guaranteed
Prices RI reasonable.
kARLINSKY BROS.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-05-22
for Rent.

Five RI pom house on Cedar street;
furaish{ ID complete. Hardwood
hoors,e water and telephone. For
terms hpply at NOLAN -Thurston
Agency, Stein & o'Rourke Block.