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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-04-21
Explosion Causes Fire in North Pole
Building.

The FIRE department responded to
a call this morning from the North
Pole Hall, occupied on the ground
floor by the Hawkinson Bros. furn-
iture store. The cause of the blaze,
which was confined to the base
ment, was an explosion of gas or
gasoline, an employe of the store
lighting a match in the basement
and throwing same onto the floor,
where it lit in a sewer drain. As no
gasoline or oil of any kind is kept
in the basement the proprietors are
at loss to definitely fix the cause,
but it is not unlikely that it came
from sewer seepage from the ad-
joining building, occupied by dry
cleaning establishment. The force
of the explosion broke a plate glass
front in the building and knocked
out the lights in the basement
windows, and also knocking more
or less of the tinware from the
shelving on the first floor. The
damage was slight, the firm having
only cheap springs and mattresses
in the basement department.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-04-21
Murphy-Fu||er Nupda|s.

The marriage of Miss Josephine
Murphy to Mr.. Byron Fuller was
solemnized on Wednesday morning
at Our Lady of Lourdes church, the
Rev. VIM. Powers performing the
ceremony in the presence of a large
assemblage of friends and guests.
The bride, who looked beautiful
in a gown of cream Duchess satin,
with veil and wreath of orange
blossoms and carrying a bridal
bouquet of Easter lilies and lilies
of the valley, entered the church on
the arm of her father, Mr.. Eugene
Murphy, to the sweet strains of the
wedding march. She was preceded
to the altar, which was decorated
with Easter lilies, by her little flow.
er girls, Misses Margaret Norma
and Kathleen Murphy, and her
bridesmaid, Miss Bessie Murphy
who looked charming in a gown oi
pale blue Salome satin with hat to
match of lace and ostrich plumes
and carrying bouquet of pink car
nations.
The groom was attended by Mr.
NJ. Fitz Henry, of Toronto, Ontario
The out of-town guests were Mr.
Wallace Fuller, Mr.. aud Mrs. .Hough
dahl and Mr.. and Mrs. T.W. Kreitte,
of Duluth, and DR.. and Mrs. Butch
art of Hibbing.
The happy young couple left a.
noon on Mr.. Kreitter's private ca,
"Olive" for Duluth, from whenc,
they will visit points south ant
east. Upon their return they viii
be AT Home" to their many TREND,
at their new home at 324 Hemloc]
! street.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-04-21
Got the Wlong Man,

Chief of Police Walsh went to Du-
luth Wednesday to identify man
arrested and held on suspicion of
being wanted by the local police on
a charge of grand larceny. Mr..
Walsh found the Duluth "bulls'
had copped the wrong man, al.
though the man held on suspicion
resembled the man wanted and ad.
mitted having been in Virginia
recently. ~....~ -. ~.,--@:~.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-04-21
Herbert 4. Dancer Appointed as Judge

Governor Eberhart yesterday
made appointment of Herbert A.
Dancer, prominent member of the
Duluth bar, as judge in the eleventh
judicial District to fill the position
created by the legislature in bill
providing for additional terms of
range court and an additional Judge
to assist in caring tor the increased
business, r..
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-04-21

We succeed upon the merits OF
our work, the quality of goods and
prices, and fair treatment TO one
and all. Hubbard at the Mesbero
Chapel. 11-1stt.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-04-21
TO OUR READE RS

Virginia Enterprise upwards
our questions
And these opinions have not coned with the
ed
express Support given shape
writings good of
book
We
were publish articles paid opposition Bliss
r @ @ coa;s s Ss tn a % " sa @ p @ @ ] ] % h the ] @ f h 6s @ p
persons responsible for their writing But wn this phase the proposition
would not but would be expected publication
@ @ to % our % e ] the @ ] @ h @ th @ % our % % h % h a our own EXPIRES
" oe as
meeting with disapprova from those desiring the service informed
Of dirt above his own SIGNATURE we were not the business epn him 1ug
farther
sfroned ators througho
That this Bliss held
forth that the work the schools has been harmonious and that the educational ad
hundred
standpoint
O. efor the
mans s his terances
personal
personal grounds personal personal
prejudice not moment to the patp of the school as whole and has no bu
before the
of
ana % we a not % ~t % we are ASKED pu1h @ m % % Stu; sha
nnd with w'hg pen ay to express our honest Views OF the situation as ap-
editorial chair question
Conception pubic may
and the interest of schools public
HAxxAroRp
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-13
TRUST BEes FOR MERCY.
Thirty-six Electrical Supply compa-
MES Promise to Be Good.

Thirty-six Electrical Supply Compa-
mics Promise to Be Good.
Toledo, o.. Oct. l3.-Declaring that
their desire was to comply with all the
provisions of the statutes of the United
Stntes and that they did not know their
act had been unla wful. the General
Electric company, the Westinghouse
Electric, the National Lamp company
and thirty-three other companies en-.
gagged in the manufacture and sale of
incandescent lamps and lamp maehin-
cry threw themselves on the mercy of
Judge Kiliits in the federal court here
The General Electric is enjoined
from forcing any manufacturer of sup
plies to sell to the General Electric on
better terms and prices than to com
petitors. The General Electric. West
lnghouse, Capital Electric company.
Franklin and Gilmore companies are
enjoined from fixing prices. as has
been the a $ In the past.
The defendants are given ninety
days to comply with the terms Of the
decree. The General. Electric company
Is given six months to take over the
National Electric Lamp company Of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-13
BRAZIL ACTIVE
IN ESPERANTO
Rapid Progress Being Made
in South America.

"Brazila Esperantisto," the offc-
iaI Esperanto Journal of Rio de jan
GIRO, in the June number, contains
many interesting items concerning
the development of Esperanto in
Brazil where the progress appears
to be somewhat commensurate with
that it Europe. Another evidence
of the growth OF Esperanto there,
Is Indicated by an unusual number
of advertisements OF business firms,
in the Journal. An interesting pho
to-engravure of a group Of over 1870
Esperantists who attended the Con-
gress at Pare Weiss accompanied the
Journal. Amongst those present
were members OF the Brazilian
etc. The press generally seems to
be favorable to the movement and
some papers publish weekly news In
Esperanto.
Mention was made of ten new Els
peranto journals that have recently
been issued. Amongst those is d
Bulletin Of the International Police
Association. published In Paris.
There are active Esperanto So
~cieties in many of the Brazilian
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-13
MORE TROOPS LAND.

8econd Italian Expedition Has HeacFisU
Tripoii.
TripoIi. Oct. 13.-Nineteen transports
conveying the second Italian expeaf-
tionary force have arrived here. A
march to the hInterland Is now i'm
minent.
Former Prime Minister Sonnino, and
Foreign Minister Guicciardiri arrived
here today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-13
YALE MAN A SUICIDE.


Harold Hruff a Victim Of Tubsrcuiar
insanity.
New York. Oct. la-Hafold Bruif. q
young lawyer with Byrne & Cntcileon
at % Broad street. shot himself to
death ina room OF the Hotel Belmont.
Tubercular insanity the house physl
clan gave as the cause. Had III elder
brother. who received q Respondent
letter fronss the victim. got 1t earlier
be might have prevented the deed.
. lbs graduation from Yale In
1905 the Young man studied law there,
He came to New York when he fin
ished his course In 1908. He soon
Joined the firm OF Byrne & C~utcheon.
He was Il member of the Yale and
the Hamilton clubs of New York and
was well known Ia his college days ut
New Haven as a member Of the Scroll
and Keys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-13

I'M CHANCERy OF NEW JERSEY.
Between Hans Foersterling, On Bill.
Complainant &c
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-13
BEGIN FIGHT ON SULLIVAN.

Rainey Accepts Leadership of Illinois
Prosressives.
Springfield, ILL.,. Oct. l3.-Roger G.
Sullivan must fight If he would retain
his leadership of Illinois Democracy.
Alrendy Henry r. Rainey, a progress
I've. who was chosen some weeks ago
to shear S%ulliyan's power. is busy d.
recting his forces against the national
committeeman.
Both Rainey and Sullivan VIII at
tempt TO seat their delegations In the
Democratic national convention next
summer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-13
Oliver w. Ramsay. ct ais,
Defendants.

Defendants. SALE u
BY virtue OF a decree for sale to me
directed, issued out OF the Court of
IChancery of New Jersey. In a cause
wherein Hans Foersterling Is com
are defendants, / will expose to sale at
public vendue on Thursday, the nine
geenth day OF October. 1911, at the
of said day. at the office OF Adrian
Lyon. Nc, 40 Smith street, In the City
of Perth Amboy. County of Middlesex
or parcel Of land and premises. herein
after particularly described, situate,
lying and being In the City OF Perth
Amboy. in the County of Middlesex. and
Estate of New Jersey, on the easteriy
side Of High street and the southeriY
|side of Commerce street being forty
eight feet more or less IN front on
tending from the southerly eide OF
Commerce street southerly along High
street to the fence now or formerly
dwelling house lot now or formerly
OF the estate CT harriet Andrews and
the same In the rear and extending
easterly from the easterly line of Higi
street by the ~sontherly line Of Com
merce street and the line of the afore-
said fence one hundred feet In depth
alleyway running from Commerce
street in front of house lots formerly
Of Daphne Petersen and others carry
Ing the width along the entire depth.
Bounded on the north by Commerce
street, ON the east by said Alley, on the
south by the heuse lot now or former
deceased, and ON the west by High
street. including the inchoate right of
dover of the defendant Edith NJ. Ram
say. wife of oliver w. Ramsay and
free from the lien Of the judgments
OF Halsey NJ. Barrett. substituted re-
ceiver of the Middlesex County Bank,
together with all and singular the here.
ditaments and a-ppurtenanees TO said
premises belonging, or In anywlse APP
pertaining.
Dated. September ~ 1a1i.
ADRIAN LYON.
Special Master in Chancery.
COLLINS Il CORBIN. solicitors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-13

towns and Esperanto is being taught
In several Of the schools there,
| amongst these in the Polytechnic
! School of Rio de Janeiro Is a So
ciety who conducts all It's foreign
correspondence in Esperanto. The
Brazilian government sent as its Of
fetal representative to the Interna-
tional Esperanto Congress at Ant
werp, Mr.. Agenor Miranda. Sen
ator Antonio Jose de Lemoo has
aided, in many ways, the movement
in Brazil and Is president of one of
the societies. The Young Mems
Christian Association has enconr-
aged the study of Esperanto, and Its
organ Canaan constantly publishes
guage.
The above Is a brief summary Of
some OF the more important Items
mentioned in the Journal.
Brazil realizes the great value OF
Esperanto there, because Portuguese,
its national language, is only spok-
en- to a very limited extent through
out the world, and hence the value
OF an auxiliary language like Es-
peranto in foreign correspondence
Ia at once apparent and therefore It's
s is being encouraged.
journals, the above mentioned In
cluded, can be seen In the assem-
bly, room OF the Grammar school
Tuesday evening, October II, when
the opening meeting OF the Perth
Amboy Esperanto Society Will take
place. All interested are cordially
invited to attend.
II you do not read the NEWS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-13
MURDERS TO COVER ANOTHER
Minnesota Farm Hand consesses to
Double Crime.

Double Urine.
Minneapolis. Mimi, Oct. f3.-James
pygart hus confessed to the murder
OF Mrs. Amelia Rhoades and her u
In, Frank r.. Rhoades. on the Bolton
farm In Anoka county. on Sept. IL.
He said he killed Mrs. Bolton be-
cause she spurned q proposal that she
run away with him. He murdered
Rhoades to up his first crime.
The woman was found in the cellar
Of the home, her heart pierced with a
rifle ball The body of Rhoades was
found covered with a few inches Of
dirt IN he farm garden.
The police say Dygart also was
SskaliaF I'M ns, N tls
farmer who emplesed him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-13
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-13
READ for PROFIT
0aS ENx E<rHUKtS
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS

-
They work directly on the KIDNEYS,
BLADDER and URINARY PASSAGES,
and their beneficial effect is felt from The
start. For BACKACHE, KIDNEY and
ELAcCE2TR0UHI-E RHEUMATISM
CONGESTION Of the KIDNEYS. M
PLANTATION OF the BLADDER and
they exercise q permanent benefit.
roNsc i u ACTION : QUICK in RESULTS
AIRS. &c. Mcclure. Altoona, p, says:
AS q sure cure for rheumatism 1
wouid recommend Foley Kidney Pills
as that is the effect they had on me.
They took the rheumatic pains out OF
my Joints and relieved the swellinSs
IN different parts of my body. Foley
Kidney pills a my highest praise as
/ they were the uleasis Of restoring me
10 a healthy condition"
LATER DRUG co.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-13

II you do not read the NEWS
'gery day you miss a great deal
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-13

Philadelphia, Oct. 10s-Rudolph
Blankenburg, for many years q Load
er In reform movements, Will run
for mayor on the Keystone ticket
In an attemp. to defeat The 1icni-
nees of the party organizations. He
IS a millionaire.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20
POINTS OUT NECESSITY OF PAIN
Father McQuade Says Philanthropy
Makes for Greater Suffering.

At st. Patricks Cathedral yesterday
morning the Rev. Bernard McQuade was
the preacher. lie took as his text ST. Luke
vii. II, 10.
This portion of the Scripture points out
the necessity of pain and suffering as a
benefit TO mankind" said Father McQuade
"But. witha. the people of to-day find it
hard TO understand why this should be a
necessary evil Ill our lives. This is too true
among the adherents of humanitarianism
and philanthropy, and in their efforts 10
alleviate pain they think they are doing a
great benefit in the world.
But the true believers in the redemption
of mankind will recognize pain as a neces-
sary power of God, instead of seeking to
alter conditions, so that when pain evontu-
ally is inflicted upon those who must bear
1t it is made all the harder TO bear. Pain
and suffering as necessary evils were ac-
cepted by the disciples Of Christ and they
have been carried down through the Chris
tian ages.
Modern humanitarianism and philan-
thropy only make for greater suffering
when it falls upon the person who must
bear II. The one seeks to overcome pain be-
cause of pity. and the other would give in
to weaknesses. and both make it harder for
the sufferer TO bear pain when the day ar
rives. These doctrines may be for the few,
but the majority cannot abide 10y them"
On Washington's Birthday there will be
two special services in St Patrick's Ca
thedral. AT O'Clock i'm the morning there
will be spcca! mass for the civil and
religious authorities. At 10 o'clock "a
memorial mass for the knights of Colum-
bus will he celebrated.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20
NOW is ERA OF THE CHILD
Justice Isaac F. Russell Says He
Has Been Discovered.

That this was -eminently the era OF
the child, was the theme of Chief Justice
Isaac Franklin Russell. of the Court OF
Special Sessions, in an address before the
Young Folks League of the Hebrew In
fant Asylum yesterday afternoon in the
college room of the Hotel Astor. The child,
he said, had been with us millions of years,
but he had been only recently discovered.
Science has shown Justice Russell oe-
clared, that the child cannot inherit any
of the acquired characteristics of the par
ents He is uncorrupted by artificiality ana
unbound by convention. In him lies the
future hope of the world. for he can be
bent and turned in any direction"
The Justice went on to point out that the
modern study OF child psychology had
taught that the child before the law should
be treated as "A child: that he should not
be called a criminal or a felon, but Ju-
venile delinquent. This LONG Latin name
he said, took away the stigma of crime and
left the children's courts free to tempt and
lure the little offenders back to the walks
Of society by appealing to every power for
good that was born in them.
Seventy-fve per cent or all the cases
which came TO his court. he asserted. were
due to improper guardianship. and the
courts dethroned from parenthood those
who had forfeited the right TO that great
Office and put in their place soulless cor
poration which gave the children under its
care warmth and light and music and edu-
cation and all good things.
Yesterdays meeting of the Young Folks
League was the last before the dedication
of the new building of the asylum, at
Eingsbridge Road and Aqueduct avenue
on Washingtons Birthday. Two hundred
and fifty babies under the care of the in
stitution We're transferred from the old
house yesterday morning.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20
PICK POCKETS WHILE DANCING
Police Arrest Three Men Accused of
Unusual Methods.

Three men who were held in $1,000 hail
in the Harlem police court by Magistrate
Cornell yesterday on suspicion of having
robbed Leo Bach. of No $50 Melrose ave-
nue.. are said by the police to have en-
ployed new wrinkle in the art of picking
pockets While dancing at ball at the
Labor Temple, No. 24j East S4th street,
early yesterday morning, it is alleged, they
thrust their hands into the pockets Of other
dancers and abstracted wallets
While a waltz was being played and Bach
and woman companion were whirling
around the floor he felt hand in his hip
pocket, where he had his wallet. Accord
ing TO the police he said the hand belonged
TO Harry Labashe. of No. So West 143d
street. Labashe and two companions-John
Manning. Of No. 22S East s4th street. and
John Becker. Of No. $50 East s7th street.
deserted their partners and ran out
The men darted into the tenement where
Manning lives and locked themselves in be-
fore detectives reached the top floor When
repeated demands TO open the door met
with no response the door was broken
down.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Sunday, February
10, 1911.

Steamer Vigilancia. Tampicc February 10,
Havana Il and Nassau 10. TO tho Nc" YORK
and cuba NAL IS CO. With .; pssseIgers "a Sc ~, and
steamer Lsurertic ,Br,, Liverpool February
II and Queenstown H. to the White star Line,
with 81 cabin and go steerage passengers
and mdse Arrived AT tho Bar a. 12:0s y N.
Steamer Aker tNor), Sagua February and and
Nuevitas IL. to WI Minches'sn en- 'sn Co. win
Steamer Iisakon VII (Nor), Cartagena Feb
rusry o. TO the Munson Line. with cedar ana
mahogany Arrived ~ the Bar at ! a M.
steamer Espagne CFr). Hayre February II,
TO the Compagnic Generate Transatlantique'
with 1856 cabin aud 262 stceraSe passengers,
mails and mdsc. Arrived at the Bar at lO:i7
a
Steamer Prins Willem III CDutch). Para
maribo January 90, Demerara 2s. Trinidad 30.
Cdrupano 81. Guanta and Cumana February !.
Laguayra ,, Porto Cabello 3, curacao 6, Jac-
mel S. AUX Cayes q Jeremie 10. Petit Goavo
II. Port-au- Prince - and ~ Marc Is. to the
Royal Dutch West India Mall. with . passen-
gers. mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Dochra 6Brl. Buenos Ayres Decem-
ber %. Montevideo IS. Pernambuco January II.
Port OF Spain o., Ponce 20 Jobos 81. Havana
February Z. Cardenas and Boston IS. to Bar
ber & co. Inc, with mdsc. Southeast of Fire
steamer Huron Jacksonville February 10
and Charleston u. 10 the clyde Ss 90. with
passengers and mdsc. Passed in Quarantine at
steamer jamestown. Newport News and
Norfolk, to the Old Dominion So Co. with pas
sengers and mdse Passed In Quarantine at
LIB m.
Steamer Pawnec. Philadelphia, 10 tho Clyde
ss Co. with mdse. Passed in Quarantine at
10 80 a IN.
Steamer Northtown. Port Arthur February l.
Left Quarantine at 40 n M
Steamer Lapand (Beg). Antwerp February
II and Dover II. TO the Red Star Line, with
passengers and mdse. Sixteen miles east Of
Fire Island at $50 y m.
Steamer George Washington (Ger). Bremen
February II and Southampton and Cherbourg
l.. 10 Oelrichs Il co, with passengers and
mdsc. Sixteen miles east Of Fire Island at 80
y IN.
Steamer Dochra (Br). Buenos Ayres December
y. Montevideo 2S PcrnambucO January H. Para
Is, Port Of Spain 20. Ponce 20. Jobes 81. TIa-
vana February T. Cardenas o and Boston Is to
t'arber & Co. with mdse. Arrived at the Bar at
IN.
SANDY Hook. y j, Feb 10. $50 o m-Wind
north northwest: light breeze: clear: light sea
SAILED.
steamers Canadian tBr). Liverpool; Kansas
CITY (Brj. Bristol: Kantslia (Br) Havre /:
Margaretha utall, Rouen: Charlton Hall (Br)
Bahia blanca: Nisgoth (Br). Buenos Ayres
santa Clara 'BrD, Havana: Manuel Calvo
tSpanl Havana; Dorothy. Tampa: Monroe
timore.l ~
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20
HIGH WATER.
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The George Washington. reported as 323 miles
east Of Sandy Hook at a m yesterday, is cx-
pected TO dock this forenoon.
The United states. reported as I+J miles east
OF SANDY Hook at III :2J m Yesterday. Is ex-
Iected to dock Tuesday afternoon.
The Columbia. reported as 1913 miles east OF
Sandy Hook at y m yesterday. is expected 10
dock this forenoon.
The Lapland. reported as 263 miles cast OF
sandy Hook al d m yesterday. is expected TO
dock this forenoon.
The Oceanic reported as I. .202 miles cast Of
sandy Hook At y III yesterday, is expected
TO dock Wednesday forenoon
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20

the treaty and would enable the United
States to close the canal. 1t Is plain,
therefore, from Mr.. Hays memorandum u
self, that the parties to the treaty dealt
with canal defence only in time Of peace,
considered that for such defence in time
of peace only military policing against law,
lessness and disorder was necessary. did
not undertake 10 anticipate the exigen-
ces of war and provide means OF meeting
them but were satisfied that In the event
of war and the consequent abrogation OF
treaties the United States could thorough
ly protect itself by its power TO close the
canal and by whatever other means might
be necessary.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20
18 HELD ON GAMBLING CHARGES.

Eleven Of the prisoners taken by Com
missioner Flynn's raiding party from a
house on State street last Wednesday were
held in $1,000 bail each for trial by Magis-
trate Herbert yesterday on the charge OF
being common gamblers. Seven were held
in 500 bail each for trial on the charge OF
operating and maintaining a poolroom.
which under the law is msdemeanor.
Four were discharged.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20
DIX TO ATTEND CORNELL DINNER

Governor Dix will be the guest Of honor
at the annual Cornell dinner, TO be held al
the Waldorf on Thursday. February %.
The Governor is Cornell man Of the class
Of SO. The speakers. besides Governor DIX.
will be Ira A. Place. 81, vice president of
the New York Central & Hudson River
Railroad; Professor jerks and George A.
Post, president Of the Railway Business
Associat ton. Professor r. c. II. Catterall
will act as POSTMASTER.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20
WOULD SELL PARK LEOPARD.

John Smith. the director OF the Central
Park menagerie. wants 10 dispose OF a
black leopard which he considers no good
as an exhibit. The leopard is as black as
night and occupies the darkest cage In the
lion house. giving rise To the opinion that
the cage Is empty because IL Is impossible
10 see the animal unless IL leans against the
bars Of the cage. The menagerie will sell
II for $l75. which is bargain. 20 the di-
rector says,