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The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
MISS CASPARI IN ASYLUM.
Woman Who FIeeced Others Taken
to st. EIfrabrfh.r

Miss Frances Caspari. the disciple Of
Cassie Chadwick" who was recently ad-
judged insane. was taken 10 the Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane yesterday.
letter from the Secretary Of the In
terror was yesterday transmitted by sam
Uel McC. Hawken. clerk Of Criminal
Court No. J. 20 Warden Mckee. Of the
JAIL who Immediately had the prisoner
removed TO the asylum.
In the letter from the Secretary. OF the
Interior Il IS provided that II Miss Cas-
pari is found TO have any estate. IL shall
be used 10 pay her maintenance.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Samuel D. Ruars. 2. and Alice E. Anderson. e
e s. Elmo. vs. Rev Z Hez Sven
Emilia De Silvestri. 2. ard Antonieffa Sn.c-sle
2 Rev. Nicholas Yase1h
Max J. Ford, 3. and Lillian 4 Sbaienhgrx. 2
both q Richmond. Ind Rev James T. Stuart
Abraham s Early. 2. and Irene Z. Deck, = q
HarrisonbuTs, Va Rev. Charles D. Bousack
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
REV. DR.. STONE WILL LECTURE
Temple Series Begins Tomorrow
at the Local I. VI

- -
For TIE opening meeting Of the TEN
pie series announced FOR the FIVE sun
Gays beginning tomorrow. the Young
Mems Christian Association has secured
Rev John Timothy stone, D. p. pastor
OF the Brown Memorial Presbyterian
Church Of Baltimore. Dr. stone. as sue
cessor 10 the late Maltble D. Babcock
entered upon ministry ;n the city Of
Baltimore six years ago. Recently he
received an urgent can 10 the largest
Fresoy yterian church OF Chicago. which
he declined. His theme for to-mo-rov *
David and Goliath to-day"
The association orchestra xiii furnish
music for the prelude. beginning AZ 8
o'clock. The meeting Is free 10 al men.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

Prof Jesse Lawson win address the
Bible College al the rooms OF the Y. u.
c. A. True Reformers' Building. Twelfts,
and [ streets northwest on Monday
evening, at s o'clock. On the subject. The
ethical element in the social develop
ment."
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
.eyYomanhoodr 80 Re - TonIc-

Rev. John Reid shannon VIII begin q
series Of Sunday evening sermons to-
morrow IN the Metropolitan Methodist
Episcopal Church on ''WomanhoOd "
Women are especially invited 10 hear the
series
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
Holler Convicted of Defraud-
ING the Rev. J. J. May.
APPEALS FROM THE SENTENCE
Physicians Testify that "OrIental
University Used Their Name with
out Authority - Secret Societies
Plan TO Take Part in Big Parade.
Publicity Committee Appointed.

Alexandra News Agency. 81 King street. Alex
andns. Va. authorized agents and eaTrierS foT
Tho Washington Herald. The Herald VIII Be de-
hFeTed daiy and Sunday 70 any address IN Alex
andris far p seets naopth.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
GInss Factories Resume-

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Clarks5urg, W Va. Feb 26--A resump-
ton OF operations al the Tuna and West
Fork Window Glass factories took place
this midnight.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

through the child readers IN many big
cities more homes are reached than the
average person might imagine one little
girl always seized her book and ran
kome eagerly from the reading room.
rarely waiting for chat with the Il
brarian. Careful questioning elected the
Information that It was time for mother s
lesson, and she was teaching her mother
10 read English from the new book. Il
was an indirect lesson. however. for the
mother hadn't time 70 leave her kitchen
work 10 hold the book. so the child labor
iOusly wrote out lessen on the kitchen
door every morning. the mother learned
il while she worked. and the child heard
il recited when she came home in the
evening.
a little boy took q certain book home
through three months whenever he could
have IL Il was q collection of hero tales.
All endeavor 10 make him take another
failed. He wanted that one. she wont
learn TO read out Of no other one he
finally explained with tears INQUIRY re-
vealed the fact that this little boy was
lsaching 2 grown Italian girl the Ian
guage Of her new country. and this was
tie only way he knew 10 teach her. The
books children ask for when left 10 their
own devices are sometimes amusing. One
little siTl insisted on taking hCIne Maeter-
linCk's Essays" because she liked the
cover design 4 tiay negro boy carried
away government monograph on The
Bats Of North America and read it
In order 10 attract their young readers
nfty-eight libraries in this country ad-
Vertise their juvenile books in some par
ucular way At the library Of Pratt In
stitute distinctive occasions are observed.
ON MAY Day. for example. a decorated
NAY pole IS set Up in the children's room
and tEe days customs in England are
told. IN Atlanta the birthdays Of Mary
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

yIT-ChiIdren Who Work.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

X. B. Smoot president OF the George
Washington Monument Association. has
appointed the following committee on
publicity in connection with the parade
10 he held April 80: II 3. Harlow, chair
man: r :. Barrett. vice chairman: A. J.
We6derburu, secretary. and J. y. Nor
moyle. and ). W Pitts.
J. Thornton Taylor was arraigned be
fore United States Commissioner r. P
W Garnett to-day and held in $500 bond
for the April court n Richmond. Tt is
alleged he sent improper letters through
tie mails
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-08-06

~ Of Block 81 the property abutting On the
Alleys therein was duly presented 20 the
city council requesting the vacation of all
OF the alleys in Block 81 and -. =..z.
Whereas said city council deems said
petition expedient and ordered the petition
to be flied bv the city clerk With instruc-
petition to be published for four weeks In
the Vtr9tntan the Official news paper of the
city Of Virginia and
whereas. the said city clerk caused said
notices of petition to be pubhshed in the
virs1ntan the Official news paper of the
city OF Virginia for four successive weeks
ana the city council would consider said
petition, and
whereas the city council did duly in
veetagate and consider the said matter and
oao hear aN testimony and evidence on
the part of the parties interested, and did
nno that whereas said property is owned
oy the Independent School District No. q
oseo for school purposes. said council
oeems 1t unnecessary to fix any value
thereon for said vacation.
7S resolved by the city council that ali
the e6lleys in Block 81 be and hereby are
vacated.
That said resolution be published and
the city clerk 10 hereby instructed to have
certified copy of said resolution recorded
! In the onice of the Register of Deeds in and
for st. Louis county. Minnesota.
Moved by Alderman Smith, supported
by Alderman Mattson, that above resolu
tion be adopted.
Ayes-Aldermen Boylan. Smith, Mcneil
Aattson. ar President-5
Nays-None.
Adopted July n. l9Oe
Approved July 1863.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-08-06

and payable forthwith, and said South
Side Realty Company does hereby exercise
ito said option and declares the total sum
a. above specified on said contract to be
now due and payable.
Now THKREFORE. You and the said pur-
chaser and your successors and assigns
and each Of you, are hereby notified that
said South Side Realty Company does
hereby elect and declare forfeiture Of
said contract. and that the same is hereby
cancelled and terminated. pursuant to the
conditions Of said contract. and to the
statute In such case made and provided,
said cancellation to take effect at the ex-
piration of Thirty (3O) days after the date
of service of this notice upon you, exclu-
sive of the date of service of this notice
upon You. exclusive of the day of such ser
vice, unless prior to said date. you pay to
said South Side Realty Company at its
office at Virginia. Minnesota. the amount
above specified. viz: Two Hundred Seven
ty six and $500 Dollars. together with in
terest thereon from date hereof to date of
payment. together with costs of this notice.
tons of said contract on your part to be
performed.
Dated at Virginia, Minnesota, August 2,
1909
SOUTH SIDE REALTY COMPANY
BY Otto A. Poirier, Its Attorney,
First National Bank Building,
| Aug. 6l3. Virginia, Minnesota.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-08-06
NOTICE Of CANCELLATION Of LOT
CONTRACT.

To Napoleon Billy. his heirs and assigns
and to any and all persons claiming any
interest or title in the land hereinafter
described:
TAKE NOTICE. That vou Napoleon Billy,
purchaser, and your successors aud assigns
and each of you are in default under and
according to the terms and conditions OF
that certain agreement dated August 22nd
1906. whereby the South Side Realty Com.
pany. vendor. agreed to convey to you up.
on full and timely performance by you
On your part of the terms, conditions and
tract covers the following described real
and state of Minnesota, viz: Lots Twenty.
three (2s) and Twenty-four (2D. Block
Ninety-two (o2). Second Addition to Wiz
of on file in the Office of the Register of
Deeds in and for said county of St. Louis.
Further. that according to the terms and
conditions of said contract there became
due and payable from you to said South
Side Realty Company on December ~
1soe the sum of Ten Dollars, $1,000. with in
tere0t thereon at the rate of seven ca per
cent per annum. from August 22nd. lSO6,
and further default has occurred in the
non-payment of monthly installments on
principal and interest, and taxes for the
yearo 1907 and 1905 and at the date of this
notice the sum of Two Hundred Seventy,
six and $500 ($27G9O Dollars. principal, tns
terest and taxes remain due and unpaid,
and such default a. above specified still
exists.
AND WHHR1As Under the terms of said
contract upon default by said purchaser of
any Of the terms and conditions of said
contract. and under the statute in said
case made and provided. said vendor 10
Eiven the op&ion TO declare the entire
amount unpoid, under ooid contract due
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-08-06
Council Chamber. City of Virginia Minn..
July a. 1900.

Council Chamber. City of Virginia Minn..
July n, l9Oo
Resolution No. 149, 1903.
Resolution authorizing the payment to
]. H. Fleming. Assessor's salary for wear
1909.
BY Alderman Boylan.
Resolved BY the City Council. of the City
of Virginia. That the city clerk be and here
by 10 authorized and instructed to draw IN
order on the city treasurer In the sum of
Three Hundred (sSn0o) Dollars. In favor of
]. H. Fleming, Assessor's salary for yeas
1909.
Moved by Alderman Nattson. supported
by Alderman Mcneil that above res
olution be adopted.
Ayes - Aldermen Bovlan. ElmQuist.
Smith. Mcneil Mattson Mr.. President@.
Nays-None.
Adopted July q. 1909.
Approved .1sp.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-08-06

Moved and supported that the street
commissioner be instructed to construct
q cement cross-walk on Walnut street on
the West side of Mesaba avenue.
Carried.
Moved and supported that the street
commissioner be instructed to move the
sidewalk on the South side of Walnut
street. between Cleveland avenue and
Wyoming avenue out from the lot line six
feet to compare with the sidewalk line on
the same street in Blocks Is and 20 and
that the expense of this work be CHARGED
as special assessment to the property
owners.
Carried.
Moved and supported that The FitRer
Brewing Company be authorized to move
their sidewalk on the East side of Lot /,
Block 10. to conform with the sidewalk be-
ing built on the opposite side of the street.
Carried.
The Mayor stated to the council that he
had not signed resolution No. l46 and this
being relative to water works extension to
the buildings recently constructed by the
lumber company on the Eveleth road for
the season that he desired the company to
enter into an agreement that in case Of fire
OF the removal of the same by the con, pany.
the city would not be liable for hydrant
rental thereafter during the term of the
sub-lease from the city to the company of
the property on which the buildings are
located.
The council next took up the question OF
selecting three additional Aldermen to
conform with the provisions of the Home
Rule Charter which went into effect July
LIST, 1909.
Moved by Alderman Boylan. supported
by Alderman ElmQuist. that Frank Carlson
be elected by the city council as Alderman
at Large. VIM. Moore, Alderman of the 5th
ward. and Frank Webber, Alderman of the
9Th ward: those elected to hold Office until
their successors have been elected and
qualified according to the Charter in 1870
Carried.
Moved md supported that a resolution
be drawn and presented confirming the
appointment of three additional Alder
men.
Carried.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-08-06
cuYUllA 70 llAvt. .CoaCREIE SHAFT.


The eecond shaft At the Rabbit
lake mine of the Rogers.Brown Ore
company 10 going down satisfactori.
ly, and this will 60 down much
faeter than the frat one.
While the location 10 but q very
short distance from the frat, the
workmen have the advantage of the
experience gained on the frat one
and also have disposed of th9 great
er part of the water through the
fret shaft. The water vac one of
the dif3culties that caused much of
the delay in the beginning.
Over on the south range, in sec.
ton 80, in the town of Deerwood
near the shaft started by the Rogers
brown company and abandoned, ar
ranRements are being made to put
down another shaft, and this will be
of concrete. 1t will be the first con.
crete shaft on the new range and
will be on what will be known 40
the Chescuitawney mine. While
thts 10 near the timbered shaft of
the south range il is to known az a
separate property. 1t is said that
after the concrete shaft 10 put down
aud helps dispose of the water in
that locality, another attempt will
be made to sink the abandoned tim
ber shaft.
Hon. I. r. FoIey's new town of
Cuyuna at the Rabbit lake mine 10
demonstrating itself to have the en-
terprise of its founder. Not only 10
it going ahead in a business way,
but at the school meeting a few
days ago it was voted to build q
$500 school house and $1,000 was
appropriated for salaries for the
coming year.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-08-06
Taken Up.

Came into my enclosure at Costin,
Mimi, one red COW with little white
spot on head, 10 horus. Owner may
have same by calling at my place,
proving property aad paying for
the keep Of the animal aud tor this
notice. JOHN T1MM,
Cz3 80. COstln, Mimi.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-08-06

In two of the few towns which
published high school annuale
Virginia end Park Rapids. the
work vac done In the home print.
ing Offices and splendid Jobs wae
the result. 1t 10 such q opirit al
home pride which nakeo good
towns. The Grand Rapido hi9h
school au1ual vac printed in an
out Of town printing Office, and the
work could have been done in every
way ~ yell aud neatly, and at nd
greater cost in either OF the local
printing ohaess.-1tssca Co. Inde.
penoeot.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-08-06

THE work being done on the new
Gilbert road, making of came . per.
manent highway, will place Vir.
Ginia in close commercial con.
nection with the east end of the
range aud especially with the rap.
idly growing new town to the east.
1t means much to thie city, and
while somewhat costly will repay
any expense many fold.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-08-06

Council Chamber, City of Virginia. Ainn..
July n. 1o0o.
Resolution. No. 49, l900
Resolution vacettnG the alleys In Block
81, Virgins, MINI.
BY Alderman Elmquist.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-08-06

"TH1RE 10 NO place like home"
Thousauds, perhaps millions, have
reasoned otherwise only to realize
later in life the fact that home 10
the greatest place of all. Sermons
may be delivered about the home
but to those who wish to follow
their individual preferences advice
aud sermonizing are ueelees. To
those who have come to the stern
realization Of the benefits of home
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-08-06
NoclNeliaa N. {. Church.

AT the Norwegian N. E. Church
on Spruce street, services next Sun.
day will be conducted az follows:
Preaching at 1880 .. m. Sunday
school at 1900 Preaching at 500
p. N. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at 6:m Everybody vel.
come.
M.I OLaON. Pastor.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-08-06

J. ADAM BEDE, former cooRress.
man, will be one of the speakers al
the next meeting of the County
Club to be held at HibbinG oa Oc-
tober 18th, under the q auspices of the
Hibbing Commercial Club. And
none who hear him will be disap.
pointed, even though he did moi
have an opportunity to assist ia
revising the tariff upwards.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-08-06
p 0lllclal ;.
Publication q OF
Precesdisgs= = :,
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The
City.
Council
o0@Oo1o&o10~$

Council Chamber, City of Virginia. Minn.,
July q. lso0.
Regular meeting.
Council called to order by the president.
Roll call
Present - Aldermen Boylan, EluQuist,
smith. AcNeil. Mattoon MI. President-t.
Aboent-None.
keadtng minutes of previous meeting.
Moved and supported that the nainutes
be approved 40 read.
Carried.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-08-06
features 1t Minnesota State fair,

te0I0e03 ot Minnesota State tar.
There will be Swedish village 40
we'll 40 an Indian and an Igorrote
village at the Minnesota state fair
this year and the stale fair grounds
give promise of becoming IN large
part "street of nations" from Sept.
6 to IL.
In ito search for innovations for
the fiftieth annual Minnesota state
fair, the board of managers has
settled upon Swedish village as
the most novel aud most attractive
feature available and has entered
into contracts with representatives
of various Swedish societies in the
state by which a Swedish village
somewhat suggestive of the Chic.
ago world's fair will be installed on
machinery hill.
Owing to the radical rearranRe-
ment of the state fair grounds in.
cident to erecting the new grand
stand and exposition building and
digging the lagoon, the Indian and
1gorrote villages will both be Iocat.
ed this year in the vicinity of the
grandstand. A new band of Bontoc
1gorrotes has been secured and will
probably exhibit at the site of the
lgorrote village of last year, while
the Indian village of Chippewa
will be encamped near the entrance
to the grandstand.
This new arrangement will leave
vacant the tract of land just east of
the mile track upon which the Sis.
seton Sioux were encamped last
year and whose village was visited
by over $4,000 persons during the
last state fair. 1t is on this site that
the Swedish societies will have their
village, an enclosure of some five
acres.
Everything in the way of Scaudi.
navian attractions and amusements
will here be offered state fair visit
orc. There will be folk dancers,
singers, dramatic performances. by
artists directly from the other side,
Swedish college bands, Swedish
cafes, the famous John Erickson ex-
hibit, popular Swedish dialect com.
edians, exhibits by Swedish import.
ere, q grand general portrayal of
peasant life in Sweden with special
scenery and accessories painted by
Axel Lindahl. aud Swedish music.
Many of the Scandinavian singing
societies of the state will assist and
there will be many famous lecturers
appearing in connection with an
elaborate moving picture series de.
scriptive of scenes in aud about the
Scandinavian Peninsula. There will
also be many Scandinavian speak.
ere of note, among whom the COM
mittee In charge hopes to secure
Hon. Kuute Nelson, Gov. Johnson.
Ex.Gov. Lind, and others.
A special feature of the Swedish
village will be a registration system
by which all visitors will be per.
mitted and requested to register
their present address aud also the
place of their nativity or the Pro-
vince from which their immediate
family came. Use of this system by
the thousands of visitors will en-.
able many to relocate friends OF
relatives whose addresses have long
been lost and will undoubtedly re.
sult in many happy reunions.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-08-06
Swedish Methodist Church.

os~s "sotsO00Soe ~~s~"s
AT the Swedish Methodist Church,
corner of Spruce street aud Wyom.
ing Avenue, Rev. r. Erickson will
preach next Sunday evening at 7:4a
p. A., aud Rev. A. Anderson, district
superintendent of the Lake Superior
district. Monday evening, August
2.,d, at 500 O'Clock. A cordial in.
vitatiou 10 extended.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-08-06

THE range still needs one thing
to give it complete independence
. county government in which Du.
luth has no interest. 1t 10 up to the
people of the range to make the
move.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-08-06

0oyed and supported that the city en-
Gtneer be instructed to notify all property
owners on the North and South sides of
Chestnut street who are now maintaining
roof drains in the sanitary sewer to dis
connect thie 90 - to allow the flow of water
to connect with the storm sewer in Ohest-
nut street aud that unless the same 10
done within ten days of notice the city
will proceed to disconnect the same and
charge the expense to the property.
Carried
Moved and supported that the council ad-
journ until next regular meeting.
Carried.
ALBERT &. BICKFORD.
City Clerk.
corporate SeaD
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-08-06

THE head of Lincoln appears on
the new silver dollar, the bust OF
Cleveland will be on the new $40
certificate, aud that OF Grant on the
$50 one. Wen get q sight Of Lincoln
now and again aud may occas.
ioually scrape an acquaintance With
Grover, but "Good bye. General
Grant, and God bless you"
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-08-06

Council Chamber City of Virginia, Mimi,
July q. 1905
Resolution No. Isl. 1905.
Resolution confirming the appointment
by the city council of three additional
Aldermen.
BY Alderman Mcneil.
Resolved. BY the City Council of the City
of Virginia. That the city couuqil hereby
confirns the appointment of three addi-
ttonal Alder men. a. provided by the Home
Rule Charter. and that the appointments
be a. follows:
/ Frank Carlson, Alderman at Large.
William Moore, Alderman 5th Ward
Frank Webber. Alderman 9Th Ward
Moved BY Alderman Elmquist. supported
by Aldermen Smith, that above resolu.
ton be adopted.
Ayes - Aldermen Boylan, ElmQuist,
Smith. Mcneil. Mattson. Mr.. Preeident-e.
Nays-None.
Adopted July q, 1902
Approved July 1909.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-08-06

AFTER the Duluth Stock Ex.
change gets through picking out
the tares from the wheat Il will not
take long to invoice what remains
after the slauRhter.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-08-06

"H1LL 10 paved With good inten.
tions," but let us hope the man who
got the contract put in q concrete
base which did not chow every line
of the underlying water maine.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-08-06
WH1I-E perhaps the Minneeot

WHILE perhaps the Minnesota
Legislature actually thought the
passage of . law prohibiting the
sale or the giving away of "cofRn
nails" was going to stop the smok-
ing of tn m-no one else did.
And it already becomes evident that
the law 10 to be another dead letter
on the statue books,
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-08-06
n. L. OLSON, Pastor.

10 your subscription to the Enter
prise paid7 It not, Why not7
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-08-06

A KANSAS man 10 being oued fo1
$4,000 by his tormer sweet. heart be
cause she fell out of = buggy while
riding with him. The court should
take sach case away from the jury
and order verdict in the full
amount, together with all costs o.
action.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-08-06

A sUBsTITUTE for butter 10 the
latest nimble nickel device created
by the Standard Oil Company to a.
oist in the cause of educatiu. 1t il
of starch, vaseiine and salt. Cant
you taste it?
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-08-06

EvELETH will try to land the next
annual state council of the Red
Men. The move 10 backed by the
Commercial Club aud city council
40 we'll a. by the active members of
the order. Here's hopina.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-08-06

THE ctrcue has come and gone
and the small boy may now CON-
mence to figure out just how much
longer vacation will last.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-08-06

The wheat tields of Minnesota
aud North Dakota have issued .
call for 10000 men. Virginia can
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-08-06

THE beautiful Canada thietles,
which decorate many of the path.
ways and fields of the surrounding
country, commence to bloom, aud
the thistledown will shortly blow to
the four Winds, making two blades
grow where one blade grew before.