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The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-12
KERN CASTLE WILL OPEN

Joseph F. Saytonsky returned with Mir. P. E. Kern from Seattle and has taken charge of Kern Gas. tie. where he will conduct a hotel and inn this summer. The Castle will be ready for guests tomorrow. Mir. Kern has completed a new trail to the Castle and it should be one of Skagway's most popular resorts tG summer.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-12
NM. DUNSMU|R
 HAS RESIGNED
(By United Press.)

VICTORIA, B. C., June ll-Lieut- Governor William Dunsmuir, who has one more year to serve before his official term expires, has resigned, his resignation to take effect as soon as his successor is appointed. H stated that he resigned to go into private business.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-12
HAS PRAISE FOR A.Y. P.

Greatly rested and refreshed by his vacation. Peter F. Kern returned on the Humboldt last night after visit to the A. Y. P. fair at Seattle. Mir. Kern has high praise for the fair. He says that it was almost in com. pietc readiness the first day. that the exhibits are cOmpr, lenSiyc and that arrangement of bui' 0gs and grounds Is most artistic
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-12
TEDDY HARD ON HORSES
(By United Press.)

NAlVASHA, East British Africa, Jane 12-The Roosevelt party made a hard trip across the desert Yes terday more horses were ordered from tere as many of the steeds were in- capacitated.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-12
PROCLAMATION
 BY THE MAYOR
Skagway, Alaska, June ll,'O

SkagWay, AIaSKa, June TT, UJ Monday, June IA, 1909 being the birthday of our National Flag, l would respectfully request that all residences and business houses be de- corated with flags on that day, and that business be suspended as much as possible that all employees may be permitted to take part in the eX- ercises and general celebration.
 Signed, Howard Ashley
 Mayor.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-12
WEALTHY MAN
 FELL IN SEA
(By United P"esc.l

NAPLES, Italy, June 12-When the steamer Berlin arrived in this port to- day it was learned that Holland Ben nett, a wealthy resident of Boston, Mass, who was travelling abroad with his wife, was lost overheard last Thursday night. No one saw l.im fall ovcrboard His wife is Prostrated
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-12
BIG BUILDING C0LLAPSES

suddenly collapsed today, crashing in. to the lower two stories. Four per sons were killed outright and forty were injured, several of them ser iously.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-12
LINER WRECKED; ALL ARE SAVED

York to Naples. Excellent dicipltne was preserved and the passengers were transferred to other passing yes sels which were hailed by wireless, without a life being lost. The Slayo- nia can probably be pulled off the reef and saved.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-12

Declaring in most emphatic terms that no attempt would be made by his former political friends, the clique at Juneau, to influence him in any way, Judge Thomas Lyons of the First judicial division told the representative of the division told the representative of the record for fairness and honesty and he would let nothing stand in the way of this ideal. There was mmis- takablc sincerity in Judge Lyons manner; he evidently meant to do as he says.
 "I have good common sense, said Judge Lyons, and no one knows any better than I do that to be successful in Alaska or any where else a man must be absolutely honest and fair. l have always been so and my ideas and ideals have not undergone any change since I became judge of the
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-12
CITY OF SEATTLE COMING

The City of Seattle passed Ketchi' kan yesterday morning and is sched, uled to arrive in Skagway at 10 O. clock tomorrow evening. She has on board @ passengers, flo tons of freight, 11S sheep and II cattle.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-12
TURNS TURTLE

There were about fifty passengers aboard at the time. Twenty of this number are known to have drowned and others are missing.
 The exact cause of the capSizing is not known.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-12
RUSSIAN BOAT
 SINKS IN SEA
(sy United Press.)

ST. PETERSBURG, Russia, June I2-Onc of the Russian torpedo boats sunk in the Black Sea during q se- we're storm last night. Twenty off ccrs and men were drowned.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-12
INCOME TAX
 REPUDIA1ED
C8y United Press.0

WASHINGTON. D. C., J une H. The Senate repudiated the income tax yesterday and the Republican lead CTS are planning a tax on the divi- Geuds of corporations,
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-12
CALHOUN CASE
 NEARLY OVER
Csy United Press.)

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June l2- The final arguments in the trial of. Patrick Calhoun. president of the. United Railroads. who is charged bribery. will be made Monday.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-12
FIVE FINED
 FOR SMOKING
(By United Press.)

ABERDEEN, Wash, June 12-Five men were arrested on the streets yes terday for smoking cigarettes in vio- lation of the new criminal code. They were fined $500 apiece by the police judge.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-12
FRANCE FEELS EARTHQUAKES

Tn many places buildings were wreck ed and some lives have been reported lost. The extent and seriousness of the disaster is not known In Mar scilles the shocks were not severe.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-12
(By United Press.l

LONDON. England, June l2-Thc Cunard liner Slayonia was wrecked on the Azores Islands by running a. shore on q reef. There were 500 pas sengers aboard bound from New
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-12
(sy United Press.)

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June l2- Just before Ian Ig at dock on the Delaware river the excursion steam er Shearwater turned turtle this ar. ttrnOOn.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-12
LAKE LE BARGE IS OPEN

and Dawson will leave Whitehorse for Dawson. They will be able to get through the lake without any trouble from ice.
 Monday night the steamer Selkirk will leave Whitehorse for Dawson.
 A steamer left Caribou for Atlin last night.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-12
RAGING AUTOS AT DENVER
(By United Press.)

DENVER. Col, June 12-The au' tos racing from New York to Seattle arrived here this afternoon.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-12
ELKS WILL HOLD CELEBRATION

.... Skagway Band 2. Introductory Exercises, Exalted
 Ruler and Officers 3. Prayer Chaplain 4 Song Elk Quartet 5. History of the Flag, Bro. Geo. Blan-
 chard. 6. Altar Services, Esquire and Mem
 bers. z Song, "Auld Lang Syne" Officers
 and Members. s. Elks' Tribute to the Flag, Bro. NJ.
 A. Snow. g.. Red, White and Blue, Skagway
 Band. 10. Recitation, Mrs. Tad Hillery. Il. Song, Elks' Quartett 12. Patriotic Address, Prof. Gavin. 13. Song, America" Audience IA. Closing Ceremonies, Exalted Ru-
 Ter
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-12
Navigation is open.

NaNlSallon IS open.
 This morning at 10 o'clock the steamer Victorian from Dawson reached the head of Upper LcBargc, getting through without much diff. cUlty.
 Tonight the steamers Whitehorse
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-12
(By United Press.)

DETROIT, Mich, June 12-The up' per four stories of the six story building owned and occupied by the Peninsula Stove Works in this city
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-12
(Sy United 9ress.)

MARSEILLES, France. June l2- An earthquake early this morning shook all the southern part of France.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-12

The Skagway band will meet to- tight for the purpose of rracticing.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-12
LYONS DECLARES HE WILL
 TOLERATE NJ D|CTAT|ON

First division. My friends know me too well to attempt any dictat!on.
 q am the first Alaskan to be elect cd 70 the bench here and I want to make a record among my friends and people. I know the country, l know conditions and people and think l know law. All I ask is to be judged by my record"
 Judge Lyons stated that he intend ed to make no immediate changes in offices which are appointed by him. He stated that it was his policy to let the people of each community sc lect their officers for him and that he would make no changes unless the present appointees were unfit or not wanted by the community.
 All the animosities of the political factions" were forgotten by me when I mounted the bench" concluded Judge Lyons.
The Jewish outlook., 1909-06-04
RUSSIAN sELF-PREsERvATIoN.

Sefpreseraton is the elemental and fundamental law of
bound and disastroy We sfendedness
point where the nonxsence of oerendn effects
collapse This what Russia doing
Russia restricts the Jew; gives him certain representation only
him. 1t will him perfect equality Why? Because
writer the american Israe states: The Russians insist they
compelled look
the applied
This be partially partially false all false according
how disposed view History ind-
penabiy Of the Jew the politics of country The Jew such
l. member of the Jewish faith a naonac
Therefore the welfare the bound with the welfare of the
body polite land in which he
adopted citizen. Consequently harming
self by restricting expelng depressing brutal
preservation.
The Jewish outlook., 1909-06-04
ZUEsLIN AND INTERMARRIAGE.

We have had the of Professor
Zuebn other and other times He rested still while,
but has resolved to display himself and speak of that with which he
We that
certain poprety should be courtesy pulpit
of different speaker profes
thinks otherwise and utilized the of Dr. Stephen
Wises Free Pulpit advocate He would evidently
gard the Jewish dncnaton today mark
social unrest rather is animal and dyspepc love
We
the disinclinaion
iefs convictions evidenced
whatsoever to do with the conflict of the 1t racial
at ALL At first question of ethics monohm and the higher
morality it has question relgo
communal solidarity and intenscaon hardly
racial it primarily. if solely religious pro
eors analogy and illogical Natural segregation
different matter from religious No would object
igiousy to the of Lutheran Swedish
heran and without multiplying Here is
professor m mssest point
The Jewish outlook., 1909-06-04
THE TRIeUNE's PARADOX.

The New York Tribune recently took in bsing facts
presented without explanation philosophers that the less church
going the better life Taking the Harlem district it is demonstrated
that 1900 families roughly speaking.
than onehaf have church asOniShed
this the Jews Catholic
chrchess twelve and Protestant hurch thirty
cent the Jewish synagog reach high eighty
SO concerned hardly the
terion Chrindom The article aos stating
that 1--WE all agreed that the world than
before yet with all this people
church less today than
The Jewish outlook., 1909-06-04
EXIT GAOSHAW.

We Alfred r. CaCsaw from the ranks of
the Rabbme For he has been engaged
the Religious School Department of the Union
Hebrew Congregations director and
and in both offices has, by his genaty his sincerity and his
Observation-Disclosures himself of friends all the
He the right the right He leaves behind him
and weloganzed religious schools well large number of
which he has brought the We wish him well
his shall from him the field
of communal endeavOr.
The Jewish outlook., 1909-06-04

worthy contemporary gala
hrefold celebration its editor mentioned
columns the the The anniversary number
ary nothing blame for that 1t spen
did articles by RabbL
seldom We compliment Brother his
achievement will be spared and the
Jewish Presst to celebrate a n
The Jewish outlook., 1909-06-04
B'nai Birth and the Stage Jew

last at the convention of District No Independent Order
Il rith
This the Dayton which
pointed made report its chairman I.
Anfengr, lodge to
gung obnoxious and unpleasant mpersontons
The belief
finally be eradcaed the matter taken with theatrical
Wh1e reasoning with not do harm will do
good Managers will
selfish and looking for the mighty dollar If find
Hebrew cometan will please people than will dpease the
" Hebrew comedan'' will
IT, the they that their Jewish
patrons have for theatre that
they will take him off
Bth to do to stay from payhouses
the only during the
but for all time until Mr. Manager
position o reform.
The Jewish to
here the stage Jew, for
buresque house vecnt moving
If the Bnai th lodges of the country decide
all American theatres all
ph their
them.
been and can be done esewhec-Jeu-
ish Independent.
The Jewish outlook., 1909-06-04
THE EFFORT OF FRANCE.


France having
made breach French patriotism Mgr Annette Archbishop of
Paris who will hatred of the Seme
his interference insisted that these be omitted from
the
Words Passage by order of Mgr. Annette
The Jewish outlook., 1909-06-04
A RABBI DRAMATIST.

Rabbi anman the assistant of Dr. kas
kopf Philadelphia is laues playwright also Amid
still find the and he generally We SHALL
colleague of dramats
The Jewish outlook., 1909-06-04

lies part The
Christian of touch with medieval crees restrictions his
liberty which the evangelical church. especially imposes The
Jew has such arbitrary compulo his his vital religious
sanctuary and noble life and deed his
The Jewish outlook., 1909-06-04

N The
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-12

s. Hawkinson, who now conducts
q furniture business in the former
Ben Gordon stand in the Karon
Block, reopened the place for bust.
ness the t1rst of the week, and CON-
mencing Wednesday eonducts a ten
daye' sale of the stock, 90 advertise.
ment of which appears in this iesne.
1tls Ax,:, Ha'wkinson's intention to
restock the place at once aud get in
position to show the finest az well
az. .the moEe common gEadee of. fur.
piture and. house >furnishin3s...u..:.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-12
Wi ufCI fuRf BUSINESS MOCK

Edward fiecb lein Jmpreve las Coeeel
/ yfae oecst tia'ictv II u It os% Goods: Ft,s.:s' !
Edward Finch, who owns 7one ol
the very fex remaining: vacant lot,
lon Chestnats sstEeet,s at tho corner oi
I:WYoming< ayepne. will shortly be.
gin the erection thereon Of q hand.
sone block for occupation by local
dry. .&eode. firm, the. building being
under leaee from the rfirat Of Aug:
s'1ety next 81 *~e>> >1%s .:g:~ r'.s,:.~. :.
.Pians for the .proposed building
are now being drawn. by W:.R. Par.
sons, Minneapolis architect, and
are being made to. conform to the
ideas Of the lessees.: The building
will be two stories and basement, SO
jx12o feet, of gray pressed brick with
sandstone trimmings. It will have
Ia show window frontage of IS feet,
|t25 feet on the stFeet and 50 feet on
the avenue side. the firm for whom
it is being erected having a long
term lease of the three floors.
/ The corner is' an ideal business
location, being very central, and its
improvement~by a. building of the
class designed will add materially
TO the appearance of our. business
street.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-12
Whitehead Woo .oa q foul.

The sluRging match between the
"Kerry Kid"' and Walter Whitehead
which was to have, been pulled of
at Superior was transferred to Eve.
leth becauee of the refusal Of the
authorities to stand for the game,
and was pulled off Wednesday eve.
ming before crowd of range sports
in which Virginia. was we'll repre-
seuted. In the fifth, round the fight
was awarded Whitehead on a foul.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-12
OF For Wjoaioea.

f. Norman Mcdonald, D: B. McDon.
aid, DR.. e: b. Lenont, J. ". Murphy,
E. F. Siget and, f. d, Mcneil formed
2 party Of Virginia curriers' who lett
Tuesday evening for the big Wiuni.
peg bonspiel. 1t is anticipated that
10 addition to the remembrance Of
. royal time the boys will return
laden. With >trophiea. IT,: y. .. *. j.: -;
i -Rinks. t1om Duluth aud the Twin
Cities passed through here for Win.
uipeg Monday evening.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-12
s0af6knoN AGNES on jUD6tSiilP
6ill W|ll Provide Foe fourth Judge
<>taad Jarso .6eaeeal 1oe11e:of Co6rt
:>.:: 10 b neld IL phjs Cltyt;::->

::aad Ih1oo 6eaeesl Tocaie. ot Colrt
:@>3s 10 d ted Ii Thls cltys::,>
The final decision of the st. Louis
| county delegation in the legislature
!anent the proposition for a court on
the rangees swae reached at: .. meet
ing held on Wednesday, the plan
now being forsthes introduction Of q
bill providing for =, fourth. judge,
and the: holding Of: three general
terms of court in ss4city and: the
holding of.adjonrned termeet ,Rib.
bing at such times as the presiding
officer may deem necessary: s1*v'
This move does not tally CON-
pletely, with the idea. Of a superior
court for the iron ranges, but ID 90
far advanced over any past consid-
GRAFTON accorded the ranges, even
by the farcical court on wheels bill,
that the range delegation and range
boosters feel that their efforts have
been we'll repaid.
With the passage of the measure
probability speculation on whom
the Governor may bestow the er-
mine is rife, but the consensus of
opinion is that Martin Hughes, of
.aibbing, stands next to falling; heir
to the honor. It would be worthily
bestowed.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-12
Basket SoCial aod Daoce.

Virginia Hive No. 62, l.. O. T. NJ,
will give Basket Social and Dance
Monday evening next. February IS,
at Hawkinson Hall, to which a cor.
dial invitation is extended to all.
Come and enjoy a good time. Lad:
lee with haskets free. Dancing At Q
p. m. Sale Of baskets at 10 p. N.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-12
t'bceey Recehes first Sh;pmeat .
New 6o0iS.

The Virginia: Public Library has
thia week received the fret consign:
tneut of the works of standard au:
thors ordered come time: ago.: the
shipment received including the
following complete-sets:
): Cooper, 25- volumes.
~Thackeray, "a volumes. -:
Crawford, Is volumes.
Dickens, 80 volumes. :.
Dumas. q volumes.
Washington Irving, IS volumes.
World's Best History, 50 volumes.
Bret Harte, 23 volumes. ..>..
Muhlbach. 10 volumes.
Stevenson, 8 volumes.
Irish Literature. 80 volumes.
The. Library 10 well patroniaed.
The hoqrsz are 10, f, Ia xforenoons,
TO 5:afternoons, Z to 8 EVENING". On
Sundays and Holidays, from 2 to $
in the afternoons.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-12
'.GrdM .Ihaek..

We. :wiah: TO- convey our sincere
thanks and: appreciation to > ohf
friends who g. 60 kin!diy !. assisted a dur
ing the illness epd fnperal: Of, on.
infant con. Also. for the manY bean,
tiful horal offerings.
~ AlE, AMp ARa: 6. 1. Wu11A,aa
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-12

.V0 COSs2S0C0u0G9OSSo % IO0t0o
Louis Lillienthal and Miss Mary
Pittnau, both. of Ash Lake, were
married at the Episcopal. rectory in
this city Wednesday, Rev. Carswell
officiating. .:.. ~e.7~>'.
The groom is one of the thrifty
homesteaders of the Ash Lake dis
trict, and the Enterprise, which is a
weekly visitor to hie abode, joins
many friends in extending conGrat.
ulations and best wishes to himself
and bride, $685.. ;.,,t
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-12
viii Have No netectixa.

''' s"~~~ W. 00S90SSV0o
The proposed bill for the provid'
ing of speeial detective for the St
Louis county attorney has been
abandoned. Aud ,somebody It will
lose out on the opportunity of draw
ing salary for a fat political Job
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-12
70 Fo1G on iN0tPtN1tNI 0sSIRtC

F 10 VOTE ON NOePeN0ENI DISTRICT
l. -s,: RI -: - 8 !7E7Ez esI str.s. - =:
Qsestioe to 90 S.bnltted at Spec,a
|; A,eetiss. a faar.la'fiy 2oth., j.: T. :. :.
Responsive to q. petition signet
Alexander Reid, r, A. -Gimse, a
|.Hawkinson. Otto A: Poirier. c. s
Moore and J. W, Deering, the Board
of Trustees of School District No
22 at a meeting held Friday evening
last decided to submit the question
of the organization: of an independ'
cut school district TO the voters and
Issued a cali for special meeting
to vote thereon, to be held at the
Roosevelt Building on Saturday;
February 10th. :: " ;~~
This move is undoubtedly a ben.
efcial one to the school district,and
will in: all Likelihood receive the <un!
qualified sanctioned tha voters. -
The question of the issuance OF
bonds Of: making other provision
for the erection of. a new High
School building will also likely be
up for discussion at this meeting,
and we anticipate the voting OF
100000 for ouch purpose The var
ious buildings of the district are at
present overcrowded, and the con.
slant increase in school attendance
is creating a condition. demanding
attention, and the liberality of our
people in aught pertaining to edu-
cational affairs will prompt a ready
response to. the the appeal.
!: The annual expense of maintain
ing the District is now about $780,
600, which sum is increasing from
year>to year, and the present board
feels that the responsibility is heavy
and that the best interests of the
District would be better subserved
iby the board of an independent dis
trict.
: The law relating to the organixa.
tion of an independent district pro.
!vides that six. directors shall be
elected at the first meeting, two to
hold Office until August, 1909. two
to hold office until August, 19lO, and
two to hold Office until August, 1911,
and thereafter two shall be elected
annuaIly, to hold, office for three
yeaEe. -.
. Official publication of the notice
Of organization meeting is made in
the Enterprise of this issue. -, ::
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-12
0epkesisu. Crowded.

The Hibbing Tribune of Tuesday
has the following anent the: open
ing Of the new Oipheum. Theatre in
the west end city Monday evening,
by Messrs. Smith 4 Dees, two hus-
Ting Virginia boys who are max
ing good: ,-..n+...> ,,...
|. "rhe new Orpheum Theatre was
crowded to the doors at it's opening
last night. The weeks bill includes
moving pictures showing the temp.
tatlon of Sampson, and two acts of
two comedy dancers
and singers and the one original
dexogymnaet ..:.
; "The new theatre is a neat little
place, finished in green and white.
1t seats about three hundred. W.E.
Dees will remain to give the theatre
his personal .supervision."~ - ~.:::.s
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-12
kalE0ey CAvE.lN Al MCToRA ANN

Adam karpiesN Cavght BY fali Of ore
i Saturday A)orojo1. ~~ = -'~>
Adam Karpenski, Polish miner
employed at the Victoria mine, was
killed by cave in at the, Victoria
mine: at an, early hour Saturday
morning, the body beng recovered
shortly after. -:
+ The deceased was married bat q
few ,monthe ago. and aside from his
widow wis survived BY. three broth
ers residing here. .~: -.
I: Funeral services were conducted
from the Polieh< atholic sChnrch at
at Gao Tuesday, morning: the Rev.
Father Singer officiating, and being
largely. attended. ...
: UndertakeFs Hubbard had charge
of the remains. :~>s%, .~>~,:~ ::;>s
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-12
Aati.Salooa Jalk Sssdsv.

Rev. G: ": Stark; district superin.
tendent of Minne9o.a Of the Anti:
Saloon League, xAl addre.s q. .Vir.
giuia audience at the N. &. Church
Sunday af.ernoonfe At 500 O'Clock. -
Rev. stark'e .persisssent effort was
:reeponsible tor caarXang the famous
st. Cloud case to . successful termi.
nation, the supreme court in this
case giving a d. :d.lecieio,n which g.vc
;ths, tenn 4 perance people power to ,en.
force the Sunday and eleven O'Clock
closing lev throughout the state. ::
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-12
Prove Add'tioas' oe|'ei Bod, .t Me.et.
|. A4inAa ~: - -. =:

Prove Additions, o. Body At Mbseta
|, > Miae. ,..>:..~ .-. -
/ 1t is reported 10 the Enterprise
upon reliab ble authority that an ad:
I!ditional ore body Of. unknown mag
:nitude has. been discovered at the
Alberta mine, COM lising the north
east quarter Of s4A>ion l6, q. ~, end:
that the reopenjn9 of the property
10 more than probsble. =. ;.
l. The ore body at this property was
fret proven by J. r.. Harrington
and John Chesaer under a sub-lease
from W. D. Washburn, Messrs. ,Har
rington and Chesser turning their
option to A. b. Coates for bonus
and advance royalty. Mr.. Coates
worked the property, taking out
nearly 100000 tons, and considering
he had worked out the ore body
turned the leaee back short time
ago. -. !, ) .. 49,, ...> >.~~- . r
=: Since then Messrs. Harrington
and Chesser have examined the
property and have sunk eight holes
through the supposed bottom, 60:
ing through from twelve to sixteen
inchee of hardpan into good, quail;
ty. ore in each jnatance. "A Chicago
expert ID also said to have examined
the property and estimates the ore
body. now in eight at 10000 tons. r.
If this showing ia correctly stated
the mine will unquestionably be acs
quired by some interest which will
reopen and again place the. proper
ty on: the active list .;,.-,. g.: .
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-12
s,io1ok ljsads with the pte.;A.,t.

Shook 66ads viii Do Pree;deet..
A. :.waahineton% dispatch Of the
10th saye:> :. -. -:
:: : ~Morris shauedling .nd*J. Mes.
berg. two business u men Of Virginia.
Minn., arrived here today and we're
introduced. to the president by Con.
greesmap Bede", -