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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1909-11-19


Virginia. Minnesota
Gentlemen
The following is my report for the
week ending Nov. y. 1909.
staff Market 1900. n.
ll5-O9HO. X
11-S09-O. h.
Virginia Meat Co.. 1900. X.
1890. X.
ll-8.O9-O. n.
Wirkus Market 1900. X.
5000. X.
ll-S09-O. X.
NeS;,ba Market rl-3O9-O. h.
l1-5-Oa-Slbs Haniberg
condemn.
ll-S-O9-O. h.
Cotteys Market H.309-O. X.
ll-5-09-O. X
ll2O9-O. h.
Booths Market l1~3o9--O.k X.
- 1890. X.
l1-sO9-O. n.
Cash Meat Market 1900.
1900. X
1852 q lbs. Fish
condemned.
Macbeth & Gardner u3Oe-O. h.
1000. X
llQOo-O K
|. Mt. Iron, Mimi.
Mt. Iron Store. 1890 H.
| CharrnOli & Charnoh l1-5-O9O. X.
Respectfully Submitted,
J.P. CHALMERS.
Moved and supported:th9t the report he
accepted and ordered placed on file
+, Carried.
! The treasurer and city clerk reported to
! the council the financial standing Of tn {
| city to November LIST, 1909. the reports GOV
! ering the transactions Of the city for the
month of October. 1909
Moved and supported that the reports be
accepted and ordered placed on Ale.
! Carried
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1909-11-19

State of Minnesota,
Department of State.
J hereby certify that the within instru
ment was filed for record in this office OF,
the LIST dav of November. a. d. 1907 at .
o'clock A. NJ. and w:.s duly recorded in
Book : : Of interpretations on page 1911
JTLU'S \. SCHMAHI,
Secretary of State
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1909-11-19

corporate ScaD
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-07-12
POURING OIL ON THE WATER.
First Application Ends Existence of
Thousands of WiggIers.

City Health Officer Cheatham has
his forces well organized and is
cleaning the city in systematic
manner. All streets and alleys and
other places over which the city has
control will be cleaned under the su-
peryision of Dr. Cheatham. And the
lob will not be half done either.
When all Objectionable matter has
been removed from public places Dr.
Cheatham will apepal to the citizens
of the town to clean up their prem
ises
Dr.. Cheatham conclusively dem
onstrated Saturday that WaXahachie
creek has been breeding MOSQUITOES
by the millions. He made a trip OF
inspection along this stream and
when he returned to town he
brought with him bucket Of water
that was literally alive with wigglers.
The water was emptied into glass
bowl and placed on exhibition IN
front Of Fearis' drug store. Two men
were assigned to the task OF oilins
the creek and five barrels were used
during tie day Dr Cheatham visited
the creek Sunday TO see what effect
1.-THE oil had had aud found that wig
glers by the Thousands had been
killed. The creek will be given Other
applications Of oil in an effort to
destroy the mosquitoes,
While the creek was being oiled
Saturday two men began work at the
head of Rogers Spring branch anc
removed everything that in any way
obstructed the flow of water. The
branch was followed to its conflu
ence with Waxahachie creek VI
was used on the branch Monday II
addition to the creek and branches
all pools of stagnant water in th'
city will be oiled
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-07-12

Continued on Page p
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-07-12

MANY PERSONS INJURED
Al Conclusion oi Fireworks Display
Italian Church Home-Nadc
Piece Proves Deadly Missile
Policemen Stunned

/ Kansas city. July Ia Three per-
sons wrr" killed by the explosion of
! 90 bomb during the postponed cele-
I Iarauou of ST. Johns day by the par
tishioners of the Holy Rosary Roman
Catholic church here last night Two
policemen were knocked down and
stunned Another man sitting in a
! window several hundred feet away
lWas injured so badly that he is not
expected to recover. Many others re
lceiyed minor injuries
The explosion occurred in a va
cant lot opposite the church where
the pyrotechnic part of the celebra-
tion was being held Hundreds of
people were preseuD when the eN-
plosion occurred.
Antonio Grassife, who was in
charge of the touching off OF the
fireworks, and negro and negress
who were bystanders, were killed.
The explosion followed day OF fes-
tivity. The fireworks In the early
part of the program had been dis
lplayed without mishap and almost
ieyery Italian in the city was congre-
gated in and about the lot. Grassife
had constructed a bomb by filling a
section of gas pipe with powder and
Ipntgging up one end He had intend
ed 10 place it on the ground before
firing it, but neglected to do so. The
crowd surged around him as he
could regain his feet the explosion
occurred The explosion blew out
windows in the church and in many
! houses.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-07-12

Boston, July 12.- Members of the
Joint committee of the New York
legislature, appointed to make a thor
ough investigation of the workings
of the direct primary system, held
their first public hearing in Boston
today The junket of the committee
will cover nearly all of the states
having direct primary systems be-
tween New England and the Pacific
coast.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-07-12
NEW TENAS LAWS.
The Robertson FitZhugh Liquor
Statute Is Now Effective.
Liquor

Austin, Texas, July 12-Aftcr
midnight Saturday night the enact
ments Of the second called session
of the thirty-first legislature, which
did not take immediate effect, be-
came effective and are now laws and
in operation, this being ninety days
after the adjournment Of the second
called session. Many Of the acts OF
the second called session took effect
at once, but among the ones that did
not and became effective saturday
night. are the following
Statute amending the antitrust
law. fixing the penalties and also
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-07-12

Albany, n Y, July l2.-Because
Captain William b Coates refused
to resign when called upon to do so
by Brigadier General James H. Lloyd
a court of inquiry appointed by GOV,
Hughes convened today to investi-
gate the affairs of the Second Bat
TALON, Tenth Regiment, of the New
York National Guard.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-07-12

HOW MONEY WILL Be USED
Every Dollar Realized from Sale Of
Bonds VIII Be Expended IN Con-
slruction oil Permanent Roads
Facts and Figures


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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-07-12

fixing the venue Of suits for trial of
antitrust cases.
RobertsonFitzhugh liquor law,
amending the McGregor IL
quor law, which makes more strin
gent the present law.
Law providing for the establish
ment of additional experiment sta
ttous and approppating $4,000
therefor
Act amending the insurance laws.
Court eteuographers' law, fixing
the fees for services.
Law amending the insurance laws
and regulating insurance companies
permitted to do business in Texas
Law amending the present fish
and oyster law
Act giving power to the state
health officer TO transport INDECENT
consumptives TO their home counties
and making an appropriation there
for
Fraternal beneficiary law
Act making it felony to give in
tor ting liquors to minors without
a written consent of the parents or
guardians.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-07-12
FraternaI beneficiary law.

For high olas photographs see Ca
BILE, successor TO Montgomery, over
Cheeyes Bros. < Co. 80
The Detroit times., 1909-06-22
TWO SINK TO THEIR
DEATH IN MILLRACE
Effort is Made To Save Companion
Who Could Not Swim and
TRAGEDY Results.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. June PA
mans inability TO swim cost the lives
OF Oswald Littold. 35 years old, mar
ried. and VIM. Arnold. 81, unmarried,
in the millrace last night. VIM Cole
narrowly escaped the same fate. being
rescued in an exhausted condition az
ter a desperate struggle TO rescue Arm
old. who carried Littold down 10 death
with him.
The three men came here from MIL
waukee 10 work on the construction
of the new chemical laboratory. They
went to the millrace for swim Arm
old was unable 10 swim and the other
two proposed 10 teach him. After lit
told and Cole had taken Arnold out
severe. times, they left him upon the
bank while they swan across the poud
To the opposite bank. When they land
ed. Arnold called TO them, saying that
he was going TO try TO swim across,
at the same time plunging into the
water
Arnold managed 10 keep UP for
about half the distance when his COM
panions saw him suddenly SILK Lit
told al once went TO the young mans
assistance and was followed by Cole.
Littold grasped Arnolds arm ana
brought him 10 the surface, when the
frightened man asped him about the
neck and both sank. Cole then got
hold OF Arnold and he was grabbed
by he drowning man, and only by the
hardest struggle escaped being carried
down
The Detroit times., 1909-06-22

Gen Grant, Gov Warner and Other
NOtables Will Attend Thirty
First Annual Encampment

KALAMAZOO. Mich. June o.
Clad in their frayed and worn gar
ments. with the same gold braid
twined about their hats that they
wore during the war. 1000 veterans
OF the civil war are encamped In Kali
amazoo today for the thirty first an
uual oncampment OF the G.. A. II. Spe-
cial trans are arriving hourly and the
streets are thronged with old soldiers
and their friends and families.
Tonight a biz reception viii be held
40 the Burdick House. camp fires viii
be held at the various G. a. II lodge
rooms and tomorrow the convention
will he In full swing
Admtant General Wyckoff has es-
tahlishcd headquarters at the Burdick
House
Tomorrow will see the arrival ~
Gen Frederick ID. Grant. son ~ Gen.
L. ; Grant. GOV. Warner and his
stan. oX-Gov Van SAINT. of Minneso
Ia. Commander-in.Ch NevluS and
other distinguished personages
Troop d. Michigan cavalry arriv.
cd this morning from Gaieshurg.
where they camped last night. after
sham battle just outside OF down.
during which they were attacked 10y
local guardsmen.
Tomorrow the big annual parade
will be held
The Detroit times., 1909-06-22
MAN, 50, MURDERS
HIS WIFE, AGED %
Couple Had Quarreled and Wife Re-
fused To Return 10 Husband
Prisoner Calls for Ma

CASSOPOLlS. Mich, June "a
stephen $ Pangburn. 90 years old,
local produce merchant. is IN Jail to-
day charged with the murder Of his
wife. who was 55, az the home OF his
daughter. Mrs. Leon CrisweI. Mon
day night. The aged couple had been
separated and Pangburn had become
desperate because OF his failure TO CT
feet a reconciliation with his wife
Four bullets struck the woman, one ia
the left shoulder. one in the left
breast above the heart, one in tho
back and one under the right ear She
died instantly After killiag his wife
Pangburn fell 10 the floor, his head
resting in pool OF blood few inches
from that Of his wife. When the OH
GERS arrived Pangburn surrendered
without resistance.
The family differences cover a period
OF six or seven months he daugh
ter SAYS Pangburn had been a heavy
drinker and on several occasions had
threatened 10 Kill his wife. The aged
couple. the daughter says. quarreled
last week and the husband pointed 2
gun al his wife. threatening TO shoot
The woman became frightened and
went 70 the home OF a relative ir the
country. returning TO the Cris"ell
home on Sunday.
Pangburn had been seen drinking N
several saloons Monday. He went &c
his daughters home about ; O'Clock
last night ard was met the deer h.
Mrs. Criswell Pangburn asked 70 see
his wife Mrs. Criswell asked her
mother II she should admit him and
Mrs. Pangburn replied
Yes. let him in; We might as well
have II out right now"
Pangburn entered and going into the
sitting room where his wife and daugh-
ter were. he tried to persuade Mrs.
Pangburn 10 return and live with him.
no, I'm through with you. the wo-
man is alleged to have said.
Well then, am through with you"
The Detroit times., 1909-06-22
sRALL DETROIT
] BE BORN AGAIN?
Listen 70 Wonderful Story of Bos-
tons Civic uplift Movement-All
Glasses Are United.
60 NOTICES FOR DETROIT
UNDER BOSTON UPLIFT PLAN

4. Expert accounting OF city
q To understand waste "ni
5 10 have the best public health
q Careful accounting Of human
q better relations between city
and employees.
q. Extend present and Introduce
new enterprises.
Z. study the state of Michigan
ana strive 10 better IL as IA whole.
~ Organize better system OF
pu6ltc education.
- secure au Intelligent system
- transportation.
10. Map physically perfect De-
u. Establish neiEhborhood cen
r.. Regular course Of lectures In
those ccnters.
ID. Establish perfect public IL
y bruries with many branches.
II. Increase knowledge by frce
pictures and free lectures.
II. Have more music In the pub
lie centers.
7 10. Labor for pension plan for
1 fncnpecitated workers.
n. Find out what each school
boy n atted 10 do In life and train
him accordingly.
rs. Alleviate mud prevent pow
10. Abolish tenement districts
mud thu. rOut consumption.
10. Furnish small, clean homes
for tcilers.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-22
JURY PARTLY CLEARS MAN
WHO SLEW HIS FATHER
Prosecutor Charges That Jury in Til
ley Case Was interested
in the Defense.

BENTON HARBOR, Mich. June p.
Prosecutor Andreas made an open
charge that the jury, which returned
a verdict that Emil TiHey killed his
aged father, Ferdinand Tilley. in DE
Tense OF his wife, was interested In
the defense through the influence of
at least one juror. The partial exon
Grafton Of the son brought forth a
storm or protest from the prosecutor
He demanded the jury TO deliberate
further. The jury retired after the
had hurled the charge
against one OF the jurors. They 80
fused % alter their verdict
AS a climax 10 the verdict, Prosecu-
ton Andreas is attributed with the
statement that he would start an OF.
cisl inquiry 10 suostantiate his
charges Of Influence and coercion y
But three witnesses testified at the
inquest Two were physicians who
held the posrmortem over the body
OF the slain van. and the other was
Mrs Tiley.
The warrant llar-ng Tilley With
the Staying OF mis- father Monday night
remained unseryed
The Detroit times., 1909-06-22
CRASHES INTO FLAT CARS.
Engineer and Fireman Of Michigan
Central Train Jump for Lives.

CRAWLING. Mich. June 22-The
locomotive. coal tender and baggage
car OF Michigan Central passenger
train No. 202. bound from Mackinaw
to Detroit. were completely wrecked
early this morning when the train
crashed into string OF fiat cars 10
Long Siding. one milo south OF this
place Several fat cars were demol-
ished
The train was running az rate "
SIS miles an hour az the time Ensi-
neer Mike Farrell and his fireman.
both Of Bay City. saw that the acct.
dent could not be averted and jumped,
landing safely In a ditch alongside the
track Conductor F. y Marshall was
badly shaken up but not hurt
II was remarkable that the day
coaches did not leave the rails.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-22

LANSING. Mich. June 22-The SUI
preme court yesterday heard the f9-
lowing cases Lacy VS. Piatt Power
q Hea- CO.. Dolph W. Norton Rum
sey vs.. Fox, Hackett SIS. McIlwan.
Gates VS.. Detroit & Mackinac Rail.
way Co. Rogers Shoe co vs. Coon.
Marshall vs. Saginaw Valley Traction
co Simon VS. simon estate Better
ley VS. B5yne City, Gaylord q Alpeua
Railroad co.
Cali Tor TUESDAY 9S e5. S. ~ -
81
All the remaining cases VIII u7 o.
oail Tor "Wednesday
The Detroit times., 1909-06-22
trouble Makers ousted.

When a sufferer from Stomach
trouble takes DR.. Kings New Life
pills he's mighty glad 10 see his
Dyspepsia and Indigestion fly. but
more-hes tickled over his new. fine
appetite. strong nerves. healthy vigor.
all because stomach. liver and kidneys
now work right c. F. Kinsel. Central
Drug Co. and Gray & Worcester.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-22

shouted Pangburn drawing a revolver
from his coat pocket. He began tr.
ing Immediately
Pangburn accompanied an officer %
the ian without Offering resistanCo.
All during the evening he continually
called for Ma" by which name he
always addressed his wife.
Besides Mrs. Criswell, a son. Robert
5. also resides az this place
The Paugburns have resided Aore
for the past % years.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-22
az w. G. SHEPHERD.

l BOSTON, Mass. June 22.-fou
amt be long in Boston these days
fithout thinking Of Detroit
Boston has found ont what Is the
latter with itself Detroit has prob
bly done the same thing. more or
sss. But Boston has gone step fur
her. II Is making one vast, tremen-
GUS pull.together effort to set itself
light 49,.
EItsbelieves II can succeed. Can II?
Yell, Boston-which means all OF rs
,aders in every walk OF lIfe-Is 50
are OF it's success that II is going TO
lake an exhibition of itself in 1915.
Detroit has grown, as all other Am
fieaH cities grow Like -Topsyl In
,psy-turvy fashion.
Boston has grown the same way
At It's tired of II.
IpCities the world over, SAYS Ell
ard A.. Filene, head OF the Boston
ovement, have in the past grown
ie,ifded. but change has come IN
world. Cities are being planned
wv"
And the thing in Boston that thrills
IA is this Planning Who can be the
chitect-of a city? Who could be the
chitect. for ltnstance, of Detroit?
Noe business, men alone; not eX-
rte: not millioRaires; not park'mak-
esq but ths-people.
People Work Together.
And the wonderful thing in Boston
that they have found the way in
tich all the people can work togeth-
They are going 10 work desper-
LIZ for the next six years, and IN
lS-they are going to invite the peo-
or the country to Boston. They
sgoing to exhibit their city, their
government, their mayor, their
t6rieG, their wl1arves, their parks.
n homes for "laboring men. their
W indebtedness, their business
Uses. their schools-their whole city
rs every aspect.
rhe first thing that Boston discov-
q IN preparing for the coming ex-
ftjon of Itself Is that the backbone
the city is not its business inter
q but its toilers.
Ne first thing to do in Boston
yall Admit. bankers, heads OF pub
,Service corporations, manufactur-
Eall OF the men who are commonly
ed "the- kid glove clements TO
o. the toiler plenty OF wages, so
he will be happy and hopeful and
u chance to save and TO keep
l.family happy and healthy and
his children a sensible educa-
h the committee 81 Is men, who
known as directors OF Boston
y you will find Henry Abrahams,
The Detroit times., 1909-06-22

his tenoments and turn out the oc-
cupants You've got TO show HIM how
he won't lose any money by doing
this. Here in Boston. through tho
wonderful committee. they are going
10 give prizes for the best plan fer
model homes for working men. They
are going to select outlying districts
where many OF these homes can be
built. they are going 20 get the street
railway company To furnish transpor-
tation 20 these districts, they are go
ing TO get the gas company and the
electric company 20 supply these dis
| tricts Thus they are going 10 show
the man who tears down his tenement
where he can build nice clean homes
/ that will bring him in more money
than his foul tenemcnts And Incl.
Identany the city will De saving. for
lmore pleasant purposes the hundreds
OF thousands of dollars that are now
being spent annually In fighting tu-
/ berculosis
Detroit Should Awaken.
How could Detroit do what Boston
! Is doing? In Detroit there is an or
ganization Of business men: there Is
a musical organization, perhaps sew
eral OF them: there are laboring un-
ions; there are neighborhood organ
izations. intended 10 secure benefits
for the neighborhood: there are moth.
ers' clubs. there are teachers asso-
Citations. jobbers and Shippers proe-
ably have an organization There are
organizations galore for almost every
sort OF a thing that part OF city. or
a neighborhood or an individual could
want These organizations have ex-
| listed in Detroit for years. Every nov
and then one OF them gets extra busy
and raises an awful howl about some
thing. The others stand by and watch.
Then the others take their turn There
Is no united howl. and nothing hap
pens.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-22
wt,tary OF the Boston Labor union

wf,tary OF the Boston Labor union,
Arthur M. Huddell, vice-presideut
1ernational Union of Steam En5i.
fad, and Richard c. Cabot, NJ D.
le blood, who Is in social service
and Louis ID. Brandels, who Is
corbitrator between labor and capl-
md Robt. n Woods, who is head
he South-end house Thus one
st Of the committee represents the
ant OF the toiler
Make Workinemen Happy.
my have gone pretty deeply into
business Of trying to make the
happy. They're working with
nuoiler OF the future--the boy who
school. And, by the way. isn't *
Ter sign OF Boston's sagacity that
Ats AEst-efforts- should be iii.
4 towards its schools. which are
chsir of our civilization?
~ Boston-1915 committee IL help
establish system whereby
- schoolbdy shall. be studied for
%s1rposo OF discovering what be i,
ltted 10 do in life.
ION. TO give the toiler and his
-, q square deal wants to rout
cide tenements and give every lab
man his own home. In connec-
fIth this you will find brilliant
anr1e Of how much hope there IS
eslkify when everybody works to.
s-~P
nrcl|<ssror Model Home plans.
<Csn't ask a man to tear down
The Detroit times., 1909-06-22
PLEDGE BOSTON
CITIZENS SIGN

This pledge is sent to every
Siyic organization in Boston.
The organization pledges Itself
% help 1915, and then each 10
Hvidual member who pleases
=igns the pledge.
II believe all citizens should
mite definitely to work for
heir city. and therefore pledge
ucr servise as | can give 10
loston-19l5. | am specially in.
crested In ...........,......
game ............
Address ..................
vel sam a member OF the I'll.
wing organizations, which are
kelly TO be interested in Bos-
Npn-1915:
t.s.......s.s ssss..s.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-22

Business-Iike Printing. No fus. ana
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co.. No
~ John R.-sL Phone 1923.