The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-03-11

| chist. Lazarus Averbuch, who Al
! tempted to kill the chief. The assas
sin was himself killed by the chief.
, wholesale murder plot is suspected.
Secretary Straus at Washington is
sued sweeping order directing &C
operation of the police and detectiv
forces in an effort to rid the countr
Of alien anarchists.
Detectives swooped down on tn
home of Harry Goldstein in Chicag'
and confiscated trunk filled with an
archistic literature.
The charge was made on the foo
of the house by Mr.. . Hitchcock of Ne
braska that the committee on way:
and means was a party "to gigantic
schemes of plumber"
An Interpolation was introduced II
the Russian duma demanding eXplana
tons of the charges that Russian
naval secrets had been given away.
The eloquence of eXGov. Frank S
Black was enlisted at Albany, N. Y, ir
the effort to defeat the anti-race-tracH
bills.
Judge c. Richter, in Laporte Qnd,l
circuit court. on application OF stock
holders representing 1000 shares Of
the Chicago-New York Electric All
Line company, appointed George F
Null of indianapolis receiver.
William j. Bailey. former governor
of Kansas, announced his withdrawal
from the race for the Republican nom
ination for governor.
Surgeon General Walter Wyman OF
the public health service submitted tc
Secretary Cortelyou at Washington
report on milk in it's relation to pub
lie health"
The budget passed the japanese
house of peers without amendment at
Tokyo.
Kansas Republicans in state con
vention at Topeka, Kan, instructed to
vote for the nomination OF Secretary
w. H. Taft for president.
United States Senator Redfield Proc
tor of Vermont died in Washington
after short illness following an at,
tack of grippe.
Nathan Vidaver, a special deputy at.
torney general, was arrested in New
York, charged with attempted extor-
ton.
The body of Miss Rice Hill, an In
dian woman, was found at Black River
Falls. Her death was caused by a
stab wound inflicted by some unknown
person.
Former State Treasurer Frank P.
Glazier was placed under arrest at
Chelsea, Mich. on charges of misap-
applying state funds. He had pre-
viously been indicted.
Safe blowers robbed the Mount
Grab bank. Mount Grab. O., 40 miles
east of Cincinnati, of $4,000 in curren-
cy and securities.
A complete shutdown Of the coal
mines in Iowa. worked by $4,000
miners, is threatened The agree
ment expires March 81.
Mrs. Margaret Dunn died while
seated in her house in Williamsburg.
n. Y, and three days later her death
was discovered.
Secretary Taft rebuked Simeon
Ford, the New York joker, for poking
fun at President Roosevelt at the
annual banquet of the Boston real
estate and auction board.
Three Italians carved Joseph Pr
raino, a California farmer almost to
pieces, robbed him of $165 and threw
him into the Sacramento river
At the New York home of f. H.
Hartman it was said that the condi-
ton of Miss Carol Hartman, Mr.. Har
daughter, was improving.
The long-pending suit for divorce
brought by Mrs. A. Hart Mckee
against her husband came up before
the first tribunal in Paris.
After a business career of half
century in Chicago, the drug store of
Dale & Sempill has been placed in
the hands of receiver.
Returns indicate plurality of from
5000 to 1000 votes for John F. Miller
Republican candidate for mayor of
Seattle, and the city council promises
to be solidly Republican.
Jesse Price was murdered at Oar
rington, Wash, at a smelter of the
Pittsburg Gold Mountain Mining COM
pany, of which he was president and
manager.
The town of Eden Me, has voted
down a proposition to repeal the anti
automobile laws. which amounts to a
practical prohibition of automobiles.
President E. ID. Eaton of the Reoit
(Wis.) college announced gift of
$4,000 from Andrew Carnegie to the
school.
Mayor Taylor of San Francisco has
received letter from President
Roosevelt saying that neither he nor
Secretary Root can be present on the
arrival of the fleet under Admiral
Evans.
Although Dr. Otto Schultze testified
at the inquest in New York that an
autopsy proved conclusively that
Gerolamo Celia, a wealthy importer.
was murdered, the coroner's jury re
turned suicide verdict.
Charge that the government has
been robbed of over $7O,OOO,OOO since
1880 by railroads carrying the mails,
was made on the floor of the house
by Mr.. Lloyd (MoD.
A bill to tax the sale and transfer
of stocks was introduced in the house
by Mr.. Hepburn.
The marriage of Miss Cornelia Har-