The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-03-04

| j lie Seop purchasing dScHC!
(Standard Oil company, advanced
the prince of Lima and Indiana crude
oils five cents barrel, according tt
Lima CO., dispatch.
Queen Wilhelmina and Prince
Henry, her husband, had a narrow es
cape from serious injury in a carriage
accident. which occurred near the
palace at The Hague.
| Because of failure to agree in the
wage cut of the Southern Railway
company, the negotiations have been
broken off and President Finley Will
carry the case to the interstate com
merce commission.
The cause of all the general indis-
criminate abuses of railways was at.
tributed by w. H. Truesdale to the
alleged plans of the great political
parties to make the sins of the rail-
roads the leading political issue.
The first of the great system of tun-
nels linking New York and New Jer-
sey under the Hudson river was for
mally opened to the public.
The grand jury at Baltimore re-
turned indictments against the eight
alleged members of the Black Hand
who are charged with conspiracy to
murder Joseph Digiorgio.
AS a sequel to the murder of Father
Leo Heinrichs, in Denver. through the
efforts of Chief Delaney it is believed
that at least so anarchists in various
parts of the country will be placed un'
der arrest.
Voltairine De Cleyre. the professed
anarchist, and Harry Weinberg, one
of her followers, arrested in conse-
quence of the Philadelphia riot of
parading foreigners, were held in bail
for trial to answer charges of melting
riot.
John A. Linn was released from
prison after serving 81 months for
grating as clerk of the superior court
in Chicago
Rival factions in the Sixth Ohio
congressional district selected dele.
gates for Foraker and Taft.
President Roosevelt transmitted to
congress a special message on the re-
port of the inland waterways commits
sion. The presidents message ap-
proved the work of the body.
The Macedonia difficulty was
raised in both houses of the British
parliament.
Charles A. Stillngs will not be re-.
stored to duty as public printer. Presi.
dent Roosevelt has let this fact be
known.
Experts in naval construction Rear
Admiral Converse and Rear Admiral
Capps were before the senate com.
mittee of naval affairs in the investi.
cation of charges against the navy.
The Montana 16-hour law for rail.
way employees in the train service was
declared by the state supreme court
to be valid and constitutional.
More than 1000 educators from all
parts of the country met at the annual
convention of the department of
superintendent of the National Edu.
cational association in Washington.
Semi-official estimates indicate that
New York, before the season is over,
will have spent 100000 on operate
entertainments.
Rev. Robert Conover, for half a CEN
fury one of the best-known Presby
terrain clergymen of central Illinois,
died in Bloomington, ILL.,, the day be
fore his wife died.
Gayety over marriage in Chicago
terminated in one of the bloodiest
riots the police have been called on in
years to quell. Four persons, hacked
with knives, were fatally hurt.
Lee Hart, coal hauler at Lamar,
Mo-, shot and killed Mrs. Joseph Ed
wards. his mother-iC law; shot and
seriously wounded the latter's hus
band. and then committed suicide by
lying across the track and letting a
train run over his body.
Declaring that he is in favor of a
bond secured emergency currency un
der an interest charge high enough
to compel automatic contraction of
such issue, Senator Robert L. Owen
of Oklahoma. criticised many features
of the Aldrich currency bill.
The Stockton (Cal) city council, by
vote of to 2, passed the ordinance
closing the saloons and all places
where liquors are sold from midnight,
Saturday. until five a. m. Monday.
American Consul General Gotschalk
in Mexico has learned there is no
truth in the report that number of
Americans were killed at the Santa
Rosa mine by being blown up with
dynamite by Mexicans.
St. Elizabeths Catholic church in
Denver, Col, desecrated by the MUIR
der of Father Leo, was re.dedicated
with solemn ceremonies. A plot in
connection with the murder is
charged.
T. A. Mcmillan, blind book agent
who travelled for Chicago house, died
at the general hospital at Kansas City
of bullet wound received in a mys.
terious manner in a rooming house.
Three persons, servant girl. the in
FAINT child of Mr.. and Mrs. M. v.
Owens and a brother of Mrs. Owens,
persisted in fire in store at Hines,
MINI.
Lieut.. Gen. Stoessel, condemned to
death for the surrender of Port Ar
thur fortress to the Japanese. has
petitioned Emperor Nicholas for full
pardon.
A congratulatory telegram to Presi-