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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
SCHOOL PLANNED
FOR BELL BOYS
Also Bar-Tenders and Scrub Wo-
men by Hotel
Stuards.

PITTSBURG. PA. Aug. 2o.-Pians
for a school where bell boys. bar
tenders. chefs. chambermaids. scrub
hotel may receive preliminary train
Ing will be discussed at the annual
convention of the International Hotel
Stewards Association. which Ii to open
here Tuesday. For some time hotel
men have contended that their help
should receive technical training, and
it II now believed that this long cher
ished plan Is nearer contamination
than ever before.
The convention win also consider a
new bill for the Standardization OF
weights and measures Twelve hun
dred delegates are expected to attend.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
RECKLESS AUTO|sT
IS STILL IN JAIL
District Attorney Declares Mil
honaire Ran Down Woman
and Tried to Escape.
HELD IN $4,000 BAIL
Artist is Also Locked Up, Being
One of Principle Witnesses
in Case.
HELD IN $4,000 BAIL

NEW York. Aug 2o.--in default OF
$4,000 bail Edward r. Rosenheim@r.
heir TO millions was stiil confined IN
Harlem prison to-day. accused OF run
ming down and killing Miss Grace
Hough and severely inJuring Miss An
ma McCabe and George Yedder in the
Bronx Thursday night.
In an adjoining cell 10 Milton Fleish-
err an artist who was with Rosen-
heimer when the automobile smashed
the buggy. and who Is held In default
Of $4,000 bail as a material witness.
assistant District Attorney TurnbuIi.
who Is in charge of the investigate
to-day said: ~ never saw such a clear
cut case In my life There is no doubt
from the evidence that Rosenheimer 3
machine. with he driving killed Miss
Hough and he deliberately ran away
in a cowardiy manner and tried to con-
ceai his work.
LAS to the penalty, that Is for the
court to say. but In the case OF OAR
ragh. the chauffeur who ran down and
killed he-little- TrtnhIe- hox-ha-@Ss
sentenced to not less than seven nor
more than twenty years In Sing Sing.
and his crime was not so brutal as this
one"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
MAYOR APPROVES
TWO ORDINANCES
Measures Relate TO Appointment
of Assistant Building Inspector
and New Bridge.

Two ordinances, one authorizing the
Building Inspector to appoint a third
assistant inspector for his office and
the other authorizing the committee
on James River Improvement 10 ad-
vertise for competitive bids and de-
signs for a reinforced concrete wharf,
were signed by Mayor Richardson
Saturday.
The wharf referred to is to extend
from Nicholson street to Giliies Greek
and will cost about $4,000
The third assistant building in
spector will not be appointed until
the first of next month. Twelve APP
plications for the position have been
received thus far by Mr.. Beck. The
latter says he will appoint no one
unless he Is convinced that the latter
is both able and willing to do the
work which will be required OF him.
Mr.. Beck expects to receive several
additional applications before Septem-
Der LIST. and may hold competitive
examination In order TO- determine
the appointee. -------.--
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
THIEVES STEAL
FROM HARRY SMITH
For the Third Time They Visit
Residence of the Criminal At
torney and Make Good Haul.

Thieves. Tuesday night. robbed the
home of Mr.. Fl. NJ. Smith. Jr. in
South Fifth street. of Jeweiry valued
at more than sfee Two cid braCH-
lets. heirlooms in the family, were
taken along with several bracelets, a
gold watch and stick pins Of various
sizes and value.
1t Is the third time the home Of
the attorney has been entered by
thieves. A negro swoman Is now serv-
ing sentence in the penitentiary for
breaking into the home and stealing
a lot of clothing.
The robbery has been reported TO
the police and the detectives are
working upon a clue that they believe
will lead to the capture OF the thieves.
The Jewelry was In a small case
that was left upon a dresser in one
of the living rooms. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith were not ut home when the
robbery occurred. Painters had been
at work In the residence during FRI
day and the family was away for the
day and late afternoon.
Altogether Mr. Smith has lost BY
burglars, or sneak thieves. within the
past three months about $500. Hav-
Ing been prosecuting attorney for a
long time and for a decade having
defended q majority of the people who
were charged with stealing or any
other serious onense. II Is thought
strange that thieves should select his
home to steal from.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
DEATH MAY RESULT
FROM HIS WOUNDS
Negro Assaults Another With
Knife-Dr. Mastin Will
Condemn Jail.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
SPOTSYLNANfA. VA, August 20
Boss Bundy probably fatally injured
David Jackson In a fight near Hope
Baptist church Friday afternoon. Both
men are negroes. Bundy assaulted
jackson with knife. and after in
fiicting a number OF ghastly wounds
made his escape
An examination has been made OF
the county jail by the Rev. Joseph T.
Mastin. secretary of the State Board
of Charities and Corrections. and an
adverse report Will be made in regard
to the sanitary conditions, He will
further report that new Jail is neces-
sarx-The present structure was rutft
in 1853 and has been condemned re-
peatediy by medical authorities as
both unsafe and unsanitary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
Miss Cecile Herman, of Ginter
Park, Captures Trophy in
Interesting Contest
HER PAPER BEST
IN LARGE NUMBER
Over Three Score Papers in Con-
test in Which Pupil of Barton
Heights School WHISTLER
Creditable Essay.

Miss Cecile Herman. OF 303 Semi
nary avenue. Ginter Park. a student
in the sixth grade OF the Barton
Heights high school enjoys the dis
tinction OF winning the prize offered by
the FarmSills Normal School Alnmnae
Assoeiat ton for excellence tn literary
work
The subject was The Life and
Work Of Commodore Matthew F.
Mnury," and there were about sixty
five contestants for the prize in the
sixth grade. The judges were Miss
Ruth Early, Lynchburg, representative
OF the Virginia Division, OF the Unit
ed Daughters of the Confederacy. Su-
perintendent NJ. u. Hall. OF Fairfax
county. representing the educators of
the State. and Judge John II, Buchan-
an. OF the Court OF Appeals
Miss Hermans PAPER.
The paper OF Miss Herman is very
creditable one. She writes:
In the lineage OF Matthew Fon-
tame Maury. the subject OF this sketch.
there was eommingled double strain
OF the conscientious Huguenot with
meritorious Virginia blood He was
seventh In descent from John de la
Fontatne. who was born about 1900
In the province of Maine. near the
borders of Normandy. and was COM
missioned I'm the household Of Frances
T.. or France. serving continuously
during the retgns OF Henry H.,
Frances H.. and until the second year
of Charles ~, when he resigned. He
was finally martyred as Protestant
In 1853
HIS grandson, Rev. James Fontaine.
pastor Of the United churches OF
Saux and Royan, was born In 1868.
He also fed from Great Britain from
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
THIS NEGRO CARRIED
HIS OWN DISTII.LERY

DANyILLE, Aug. 29.-ssarffi,.
Brooks. a negro suspected OF being a
fugitive from, North Carolina, was ar
rested hero. In his trunk was found
q glass iistillery with various chemi-
cal compounds. together with book
Of instructions. telling how TO make
imitation whiskey quick and cheap. A
gallon OF fluid marked alcohol was
also seized.
The outfit was put up by 4 Milwau-
lxee concern and letters found In the
trunk indicate that the negro had been
doing a thriving business with his min
iature Auuor nlant.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
JAMES RIVER OYSTER
ROCK IN GOOD SHAPE

Especial to The Richmond virginian,)
NEWPORT NEWS, Aug. 20.--A big
gathering Is In progress today at
Rescue. Isle OF Wight county. with
representative oyster tongers from ali
surrounding counties. In connection
with State Commissioner Mcdonald
Lee Rescue people are giving a big
dinner and the conferences has the
appearance of love feast. IT fs
given out or good authority that pro-
tective measures adopted past few
years by Mr.. Leo has had effect to
make James river oyster rock better
than they have been twenty Yearx
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
\ 1 FLYING,
MEETS HIS DEATH

ROME. Aug. t0.--f-ieutenant Rivaid1
was killed to-day In the fall OF hia
Farrnan biplane while flying from
Civita yecchia 10 this city. This ~.
chime dropped from height ~ 14M
feet and was smashed TO hitS. RivA164
was crushed and was dead when ucen
tators reached the scsne, SS III
Rialdt and Lieutenant 6aTnja e1
In Farman bipiana. eAt out to &1&
frum Rome to CivitA vsochia And f
turn. They made the trip VI <sxx&t
vecchta In safety aNd MerM eM ~
return dight when the acc14e
Rivaldt. rs ,sslS ~ x 1
The latter was wan kn01n tn 1I1
aviation circles. though ~ -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
Taft WORT Aares.

BEVERLY. MASS. Aug. 20.-Ii
Peace between Oyster Bay and Beverly
depends on the sesering Of relations
between President Taft and Vice
President Sherman, there will be no
peace.
Among friends of the administration
the latest attitude attributed to Colo
nei Roosevelt and his newest ultima
tufn. that the vtce-presjdent must be
dropped from participation In the po-
ltical connclls Of administration
as the price OF peace, Is considered pre-
posterous, Colonel Roooseelt - asking
the impossible. they say. A vice.
president OF the United States can
not be dismissed with q nod nor elifni-
mated by command. Moreover, such
a move. they say. would put the ad-
nainistration in the attitude of back
Ing down 10 Roosevelt
The belief grows among keen Do
litical observers that Colonel Roosev ell
is purposeiy asking the impossible, ex-
pecting the obvious refusal to capitu-
late and making plans to utilize this
disregard of his views as an excuse
10 come out in the open and oppose the
administration.
Even IL the Colonel has heretofore
felt that my policies" were not being
carried out. that the tariff was a mis-
take. that conservation was going
backward instead OF forward, IL Is
pointed out that up to date the con
tributing editor" has not had an OPP
portunity to force an issue.
Take Live issue.
He Is credited with enough poiiti-
cal. sagacity not to delve backward sew
eral months, to the tariff or to Bal
linger. to seek the turning point, but
to seize ON current issue as pre-
text.
What happened at the recent meet
ing OF the New York State Repuhli-
can committee gave him that soppor-
tunity Beverly anxiousiy awaits the
coming Of Lloyd G. Grisconi, chairman
Of the Republican county committee,
who 10 credited with the role OF peace
emissary. Representative Longworth,
who has suddenly sprung into the
liineiight as one Of the steersmen OF
the presidential destinies OF the Taft
administration, lis expected back soon
from Oyster Bay with fresh news az
to the attitude of hts distinguished
father-in-law. Until the reports OF
these two are In, there will De prob
ably nothing but deep thinking done
at Beverly.
Friends OF the president are urging
the necessity of the issuance of some
sort OF q statement defining the atti-
tude OF the administration In order to
combat the idea, which appears TO be
gaining ground fast that Roosevelt
i can force terms.
In view Of the continued and appar-
emily inspired statement from oyster
Bay this seems ali the more impera-
tive.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
NEW YORK DETECTIVE
MURDERED BY THUGS

OYSTER BAY. NJ r.. Aug. 2o.--
George Gostelli. New York detec-
tive. was shot dead early today on the
wharf of the Seawanhaka Yacht Club
here. Gostelli. recuperating from a
bullet wound inflicted in an attempt
to assaseinate him In New York last
spring. was acting as care-taker of
the yacht club house. He had be-
come involved in feud with gang
OF foreigners who, -loitered about tho
club. and whom he had warned away.
The gang attacked him early this
morning and Gostelli. man OF enor-
nous strength dove them or. single
handed. They returned later and one
OF them armed with shot gun kill
ed Costello
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
Conviction Doubtful.

LONDON, Aug. zo.-~-Uniess he con-
fesses TO the murder Of his wife there
Is every prospect that DR.. H. II. Grip
pen, when he comes to trial win bene-
Mt greatly by the recent hanging OF
John Alexander Dickman on a con-
vicfion of the murder Of John Innes
Nisbet on q train near New Castle.
Dickman was found guilty on pure
~ circumstantial evidence and since
his execution number of things have
come to light which. had they been
known at the time OF the trial, would
have worked strongly in Diekman's
favor. As result OF the publicity
given this case. public opinion Is now
decidedly against convictions on cir
cumstantiai evidence. and II is ad-
mitted by even the prosecution that
tho case attast-tsrtrreu- Is largely
circumstantial
Considering the manner in which
Mrs, Crippen's body-or the body sup
posed to be Mrs. Crippen--was dis
posed OF and DIR. Crippens subsequent
flight with his typist. Miss Leneve.
few lawyers doubt that the prosecu-
ton will be able TO make out a case
tnsuring a long Imprisonment. but
equally few believe that IT will be
possible, so soon after Diekman's ex-
ecution, to hang Crippen-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
.fuGTIvES START
BACK To LONDON
Crippen and Miss Leneve
Board Slow Sailing Ship
With Detectives
DOUBT IF DOCTOR
CAN BE EXECUTED
Recent Hanging Proves Unwar-
ranted and Public Opinion is
Now Against Capital
Punishment.

n,-rnrr -. % ~ m Ii .~~;a
= - i1N-' - - "a y '.p
pen and Miss Ethel Clare Leneve,
wanted in London on the charge OF
,,,,,ra4rt, A.. rr,n, ,.Lan
-
from the quebec prison al .: ~ this
inornins' IN charge or Inspector lew
OF scotland Yard. another detective
ana TWO waroresses- 1hey were rush
60 across the 81 lawrence 10 slliers
~ poaro the inner Me&ant,c Ior Eng
ianu'
ohiy small cro"o was presen.
ABOUT the jail wnen inspector Lew
took ans prisoners away anu tneRe
rs no aisoros'.
me hesantic IS very SLOW inner.
eailyihs tsW passengers anu vas
seiec'eo oy lew 80 mat ne H, ~, n'
more privacy Tor ms charges. Ane
inner saiieo from montreal NJ ciock
s sss,y aIteTnoon anu nove-to ol
emery TINS morning 70 await tne coih.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
Wholesale or Retaiie

Diviaion Deputy Collector OF In
ternai Revenue Edward r. Southwark
II now trying TO decide whether
saloon keepers who sell occasional
kegs OF beer to large parties ana
quantities of whiskey exceeding ave
gallons to one customer can be made
to pay Wholesale Federal tax In
stead or the retail. Saturday morn
Ing he held q conference with several
liquor dealers. The situation was
discussed and Deputy Southwark will
likely announce hist opinion next
. week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
APPEARS UNABLE
TO REACH LONDON
American Aviator Who Crossed
Channel Still Some Distances
from Goal.

UPCHURCH. ENG. Aug. 2o.--Aftep
flight OF one mile early to-day -
the resumption OF his Paris to London
aeroplane trip, John 3. Moissant, the
Chicago aviator. was forced TO descend
on account of trouble with his motor.
Moissant started what he hopA4
would be the last stage OF hts trip aks
Sis, but almost Immediately The YnO-
tor balked. A high wind also worked
against him. He expected to rosumn
his flight later in the day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
GOVERNOR TAKES UP CASE
OF COMPANY 4, BLUES
Has Conference With Adjutant,
But No Decision
Reached.

Adjutant- General W. w. Sale Satur-
day held conference with Governor
Mann with reference to the recent
recommendation OF the court Of In
Quiry, which went into the case OF
Corporal Martin. OF Company A. Rich
mond Light Infantry Blues. stating
that good feeling" which was not for
the good of the service existed In this
command.
The discussion was taken up In
formally, IL 10 UNDERWOOD. No action
was recommended and what the out
come win be IL matter of con-
AecturA-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
.HusT|Aes COURT OPEN
UNTIL SEPTEMBER Z
Judge Witt Prepared to Hear Ar
guments on Condemnation Of
Mayo's Bridge.

Sessions Of the Hastings Court will
be held until September end, In order
to that condemnation proceedings re-
garding Mayo's bridge may be heard
After September End. the court will
adjourn until October 3rd.
Judge Witt held q brief session OF
the court Saturday morning, for the
purpose OF diSposing OF several cham
Gerry matters Of minor Importance.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
Sells Ho,,st, FOR xIIao.

A property transfer was listed In
Chancery Court Saturday. the prin-
cipais being George w. Gay, Jr.. and
William q. Melton. The former con-
coys to the latter property improved.
with residence No. 3sl4 r street. with
= frontage OF III feef and one-haif
inch. Tho consideration II 81. 100.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
Raincoat was F,o,lnd.

A handsome raincoat is In police
headquarters. and can be gotten by
any one who will prove that he owns
or did own II The coat was found
m thirteenth street Friday night by
y policeman.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20

OYSTER BAY. n. T.. Aug :u.--Ef-
forts to bridge tho chesm between Oys-
ter Bay and Beyeriy were begun to-
day. Son-in law Nicholas Longworth
came to Oyster Bay to-day fresh from
the golf links and political councils Of
Beverly. There IL no doubt here to-
day that Longworth comes as TN envoy
from tho president TO measure accu-
ratsty the width OF the Taft Roosevelt,
breach and to do his best to repair the
damage. Colonel Roosevelt refuses TO
indicate the chances for n reconcilsa-
ton.
Meanwhile Collector william Loeb.
Jr.. and County Chairman Lloyd c.
Griscom, OF New York. are preparing
TO so TO Beverly 10 try their hands at
peace making They are not going az
Roosevelt emissaries, for Colonel
Roosevelt declares he knows nothing
of their plans. But both Loeb and
Griseon. as well as many other Rs-
pubiicans. are admittedly alarmed over
the Roosevelt Taft situation.
In Dilemma
rhey realize that IL IL comes to an
open fight, Roosevelt VS.. Taft. they VIII
be placed between the horns OF d mos,
unpleasant dilemma and called on. To
stand up and be counted on one side
or another. So they have busted them
selves. Following the council OF war
at Sycamore Hill Thursday. they have
made preparations to undertake their
peaee-making visit te Beverly.
II is pretty well understood that
Roosevelt liz not overanxious for the
success OF their mission.
II is probable that any terms of COM
promise that might be satisfactory to
Roosevelt would be too drastic for ac-
ceptance by the administration and
that a refusal to compromise by Bey-
eriy would intensity the trouble,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
ROOSEVELT READY
To ENTER ARENA
Seems Anxious to Test His
Strength With That of
Old Guard
OTHERS EMBARRASSED
NOW DESIRE PEACE
ENJOYS Will Try TO Patch Up
Political Differences and
Smooth Out Rufied
Colonel.

OYSTER BAY. NJ. ", Aug Co.
Colonel Roosevelt day ena-
phattcaiiy denied that no had az
thcrixed sither Griseon1, Loeb, or
any one else 20 deliver an ultima
tum to President Tsft. He char
alphabetically consigned the authors
Of the story to that effect 10 day
to the Ananias club.
! have sent no ultimatun. to
President TAFT" declared the Col
onel Indignantly" The report 10 a
tissue Of falsehood from begin
ming to end and has no warrant
in fact"
Roosevelt said that no had given
nsithsr 6riscom or Loeb any mis-
sion TO Beverly.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Matilda, of the
North Side, mourn the loss of their
infant son, Fillmor Matilda, who
died yesterdy aged one year. Fun
eral services will be conducted from
the Hubbard Chapel tomorrow af-
ternoon by Rev. Castren.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-12-30
ASSORTED JOKES

Jones (watching the funeral process
sion)-Rather hard to lose that rich
old uncle of yours, after all, isn't it?
Stone (nervously)-Yes, yes almost
mpossible.-CasseIs Saturday Journal.
+ l!
Stella-Did she keep him at arms
length?
Bella-Worse; she held at hat width.
New York Sun.
Smawley-Do you believe that money
talks?
Ardupp-You bet do. 1 no sooner
get my hands on dollar than it says
Good by."-Chicago News.
Teacher-Tommie, what is the plu-
raj Of pauper?
Tommie-Why, proposes, ma'am!-
Yonkers Statesman
..
Tess-Miss Meanley is Just as SPITE
full as she can be. Did you hear about
what she said to May on her wedding
day?
Jess-You mean May who married
old De SENDER?
Tess-Yes. She said she wished
them both long fe.--Philadelphia
Press.
Jaw, I suppose you don't keep pup
py biscuits in this benighted village?"
"Oh, yes, sir. In bag, or eat 'em ere,
sir?"-The Taller.
Evelyn-He's a very learned man.
You wouldn't think so, would you?
Natica-Oh, yes! l suspected 1t at
once.
Evelyn-Indeed?
Natica-Yes; he makes me so tired.
ILLUSTRATED Bits.
work never hurts anybody" said
the Industrious man.
mo-" answered Flooding Pete, but
it's most as bad to be scared as hurt"
Washington Star.
Tess-Yes, Mr.. Galley made his first
! call last evening and I told him right
OF that wouldn't tolerate any kissing
or hugging.
Jess-My! did he try so early
Tess-No, but he said he had been
calling on you lately.-Exchange.
| "The decay OF authority In most dis.
tressing,' said the speaker. "Your
boys reached the cigarette stage. too?''
inquired the auditor.-Philadelph
| Ledger.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-12-30

LOsT.-A brooch with diamond
setting, between Lake Boulevard
and the Catholic Chuch, on Sunday,
December 25th, 1910. Finder will
return same to this Office and re.
ceive reward. 1w.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-12-30
Everyday Heroes.

Many a hero rubs elbows with us
every day in the street. Heroism ex-
lists in nearly every household. and
the man or woman who finds no need
to exercise it is made OF material
scarcely worthy of consideration. The
hero, you and I know, is one BY the
grace of God. He does not prate of
his achievemtnts, for being heroic in
endeavor, he will not boast or crave
1or sympathy or the acclaim of
friends. 1t is a beautiful thing to be
a hero and never think of it.
Unoer the surface.
There is sentimental side hidden
away down deep in many men. which
only rarely is apparent on the surface.
Kipling's imperturbable. inscrutabls
magnate, with his hard face that was
like an iron mask to his competitors,
could be shaken like flag in the wind
by his emotions when his only child
was, as he believed, taken from him
forever. There is not one of US who
has not some hidden spring which,
when touched. can shatter in an eye
twinkling the proud edifice of ouI
laborious pretense of cold indifference
that We show to the world most Of thu
time.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-12-30
His Mother Was a Lady.

Was Shakespeare's mothers family
one 'associated with gentility?" Mrs.
Charlotte Slopes has been infinitely
examining the Stratford records, and
thinks she has discovered deeds which
answer that question in the af1rma.
tive and which show that Halliwell-
Phillips was not sufficiently thorough
golng in his examinations and conclu-
sions. Her gleanings are but scanty,
and do not mean much, save possibly
in the implication that Mary Arden'e
family was one in which education
was valued and books were available.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-12-30

Do not know as the police court
will show the record, but view of
the street on Sunday and Monday
last led to the conclusion that a
large number of Virginians, or
those who were here for the day,
we're having most enjoyable
Christmas-if having about all they
could hold could make the day en-
ioYable.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-12-30

1.-THE decay OF authority In most dis.
tressing," said the speaker. your
boys reached the cigarette stage. too?"
inquired the auditor.-Philadelph
Ledger