The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1909-04-07
Row. William Mcmahon, pastor OF

fled a petition in bankruptcy, scned-
uling assets at $75,2O7.0S and liabili-
lies at $1,549, 141.64. He was caught
by the failure of the Fidelity Funding
Company.
Reports from Mombasa, East Africa,
tell of the fierce attacks made by mons
and elephants in that region, which Is
to be visited by Col. Roosevelt.
Several Mexican tax collectors IN
Chihuahua were slain by Temosachlc
Indians who have gone on the war
path, rebelling at payment OF thelf
assessments.
The last of the American troops
have left Cuba and the island gov
eminent is now left in control for the
first time since the fall of 1906.
Fire partially destroyed the military
prison at Fort Leavenworth, han',
troops preventing the escape OF any OF
the 500 convicts, who were panic
stricken.
Two men were killed and four en-
tombed by an explosion in the Echo
mine at Beury, w. Va.
Rioting ceased at the Boyle NINE
near Jasonville, Ind, when the nun
carian miners who had caused 'ne
trouble fled.
Wolf Wordell, an insane man, at
tempted to get into the office OF Mayor
Reyburn in Philadelphia to Kill MIN.
Mrs. James Boyle entered a plea oi
not guilty to the charge OF KIDNAPPING
Willie Whitla when arraigned at Mef-
Ger, Pa.
DR.. William Jones, anthropologlst
of the Field museum, Chicago, was
slain by savages in the Philippines,
The duma adopted the bill Tor the
establishment of Russian agricultural
agency at Washington with the object
of introducing methods and machinery
into Russia. The YekaterlnoslaV
Zemstvo maintains such an agency at
Minneapolis.
Crazy Snake, the Creek 1nLian chlet
who led the Indians on the warpath IN
Oklahoma, was captured by the militia
after being wounded.
Celebrations of the landing OF the
Spanish, the founding of the city anu
the change of flags, were held IN 81
Augustine, Fla.
Officials of the leading anthracite
mining companies In Pennsylvania salo
there would be no lockout at tne
mines.
Attorney Cochran, represenuns
James P. Whitla, denied the report
that the woman kidnaper is to be set
free.
Eight men were killed and ~ hur'
by the explosion of 400 pounds OF dyna
mite on the Norfolk & Western rail-
road near Chillicothe, o.
Mrs. James Wood wife OF farmer
near Jamesport, Mo-, prevented the
lynching of two robbers who shot Mar
shall Caraway.
The new Queensborough bridge, con
Meeting New York city and Long is
land city, was opened, Mayor McClei
Ian, in an automobile, being the mrs
to cross the structure.
The Santa Fe railroad has d1vlde'
it's system into two operating systems
headquarters being established at nc
peka, Kan, and Amarillo, Tex.
Mrs. leila Stringer was shot by tn
police of Washington, Ind, when sh
fell into a trap to catch persons "h
had attempted to blackmail N. I
Read. a banker, out of 100000
Arrangements have been made D
the Naples police to guard forme
President Roosevelt when he arrive
) in that city.
The cruisers Raleigh and Cincinna
suffered some damage in Mare Islam
channel when the propeller OF one
the cruisers caught in the shaft OF tn
other, causing leak.
Five American miners are known
. | have been wounded in battle wit
i Hungarians at the Boyle mine mort
I Of Jasonville, Ind. The casualties
the foreign side were not known.
President Taft in talk with CO
gressmen and friends is reported
= have said that he favored a cut in tt
tariff on the necessities of life.
Former President Roosevelt, soc
D after the steamship Hamburg left Ne
York, was attacked by crazed 1ts
/ ian, but not injured.
A report from Mercer, Pa, declar'
Mrs. James H. Boyle, who is said
e have admitted planning the kidnapi1
=" Of Willie Whitla, will not be pros
It cuted. 1t is understood that Mrs. VIII
la does not want the woman punishe
l. George HOPPER, arrested for slayil
his wife and child near Mancelor
n Mich, confessed, saying he enter
d into a pact with his wife to kill h
e and the baby and then commit suicit
e but lost courage when it came to ia
4. ing his own life.
10 Governors and other prominent p
h. sons of the south met in New Orlea
TO to formulate plans for uniform oh
a labor laws and the uplift of the sou
ern children and mothers.
a. William Vanderhorf, an elevator b
IL in New York, saved the lives OF ma
of occupants of a New York apartme
n