The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1909-10-27

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exercised over the socialistic demon
strations in connection with Ferrers
execution and is laboring hard to pre-
vent general election on the budget,
fearing that owing to the highly fever
ish condition of public opinion the
house of lords would be in4periled and
possibly abolished.
A typhoon of unusual severity swept
over the island of Luzon, washing out
railroad beds, cutting off Geographic
communication and doing much other
damage.
President Taft had the time Of his
life on his brothers ranch in Texas.
He rode balky cayuse, saw wild
steers roped by cowboys and wit
messed the rounding up of herd of
cattle, together with many other in
teresting things connected with ranch
life
The Minocqua wis., bank was rob-
bed of several thousand dollars by five
men who, after being rounded up at a
small station near there by sheriff's
posse, turned on the latter with rifles
anu maze Lnelr escape.
The American Antiquarian society
laid the cornerstone of it's new build
ing in Worcester, Mass, in connection
with the opening of the organiza-
tons annual convention.
Miss Eleanor Lorraine Beattie, who
was recently extradited from London
on charge of grand larceny and who
is now under bonds for trial, has adj
vertised in New York for position
as chauffeur. She is willing to wear
a uniform and pilot taxicab.
William Fason, a blind negro, who
killed two men in Paterson IN. j.
saloon, when he was denied drink,
was sentenced to 40 years in prison.
w. r. Hearst won a "strike" in the
New York political campaign Saturday
night when he threatened to retire
from the race for mayor and to leave
the fusion ticket to it's fate unless his
fellow nominees appeared on the
stage with him.
Two schooners, with II persons
aboard, are missing off the Newfound-
land coast and are believed to have
foundered in the gale last week.
The annual convention OF the Ma
tional Woman's Christian Temperance
union opened in Omaha with about
500 delegates in attendance. National
President Lillian NJ N. Stevens deliv-
cred her yearly address.
Illinois cities and towns celebrated
the second arbor and bird day of the
year with exercises in the public
schools.
The United States supreme court
has issued an order staying proceed
| ings in the northern Illinois circuit
court in the matter of the application
of Capt. M. Carter for the allowance
of further counsel fees in the govern
ment's suit against him for the restor-
alton of the funds alleged to have
been procured by him through defal-
cation.
Members of the Ohio, Indiana and
Kentucky Library associations held
three-days' conference at Louisville.
| Representative shippers and other
commercial organizations, at meet
ing in Cincinnati took steps to in
augurate a vigorous movement to pre-
| vent railroads from advancing freight
rates.
The executive council of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor, at it's session
at Washington, passed resolutions de-
| nouncing the murder" of Ferrer, the
Spanish revolutionist, and declaring
that the cause of free speech, free
! press and free education has found in
Ferrer another martyr"
Nicholas J. Martin, who barred the
secrets of the jury-tixing gang at Chi
cago, is missing, and detectives from
| the state prosecutors Office arr search
ing for him.
! 1t is reported in London that King
Manuel of Portugal, Who was said to
be ill, is in hiding from plotters seek
ing to assassinate him.
Abraham G. Mum, retired manufac-
turer and philanthropist of Louisville,
died there, aged 81. He attributed
his long life to temperance in all
things.
The stock of the Ridgeway Com
pany, publishers of Everybody's Maya
zine, will be taken over by the But
terick Publishing Company and the
capital of the latter will be increased
from $12.0O0,000 to $15,000,000 to al
low the consolidation.
While this government is in sym.
pathy with the revolutionary move
ment In Nicaragua. state department
officials state that the United States
will remain strictly neutral, except
where American interests are men
| aced.
Attorney General Stead has rem
dered an opinion to the effect that
the one hundred and twenty-second
article of war does not give officers OF
the marine corps authority to com
mand in the army unless detached fol
service by order of the president.
1t is announced that sufficient funds
are not on hand in the failed Colum
bia Bank & Trust Company at Okla
homa City, Okla, for the immediate
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