The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1909-07-07


engineer, has invented an airship
| ground
1t has been discovered that Arkan-
sas has new law prohibiting the sale
of cannon crackers or toy pistols and
dealers are dispensing of Fourth of
July stocks.
While driving his harvester through
his fields near Ural, Okla, John Mich
OILS ran over and killed his little daugh-
ter, who was asleep.
Orville Wright, after three unsuc.
cessful attempts, assembled in the new
aeroplane and circled the aerodrOme
at Fort Myer.
Broughton Brandenburg was acquit-
ted in New York on the charge of lar.
ceny in connection with the Grover
Cleveland letter and rearrested, &C.
cused of kidnapping his step-son in st.
Louis.
Federal officials declared the head
quarters of the old Honduras lottery
has been established at Albany, Ind,
and caused the arrest of four men in
that city.
Bloodhounds trailed two of the ban.
dts who held up a Canadian Pacific
train at Red Gulch, to an abandoned
coal mine
Judge Barnes in Chicago granted
divorce decree to Mrs. Mary Eliza
beth Logan Tucker from Col. William
+. Tucker, U. S. A., retired.
A fast train on the Michigan Central
railroad was derailed at Jackson, but
none of the passengers was injured.
Alderman Donohue, sitting as trial
judge at Wilkesbarre, Pa, told Mrs.
Michael Promick to give her husband,
who had mistreated her, a thrashing
and she promised to do it.
Samuel S. Rowland, brother-in-law
Leslie Mosby Wallace in San Fran
cisco and then, with his bride booked
as his sister, sailed for Hongkong.
The old-time gold-brick game was
worked successfully on Joseph Satlow,
a New York jeweler. He gave up
$500 for "a pounds of brass filings,
sold him by a peddler.
The city council of Cincinnati
passed an ordinance giving official
sanction to the more daylight" plan,
by which the clock will be moved
back one hour from May / to o.
tober l.
With the filing of suit in New
York by Mrs. Maud Howard Bryan to
recover $500 lent Count Czaky, it is
said the Czaky-Bryan romance has
come to an end.
Leon Naimais, a bell boy in New
Orleans hotel, has been left $4,000 in
the will of Starr H. Nichols, a New
Yorker, who short time before his
death visited the hotel and took a
fancy to the lad.
Bombs were exploded in two thea
tiers in Barcelona, Spain. In one there
was a panic and one man was fatally
hurt.
Edward Cooley was killed and three
other men were hurt in an automobile
accident in Elizabeth, n. J. A burst
ing tire caused the machine to hit
telegraph pole.
AS the result of a desperate knife
duel which took place between two
Indians mounted on the same horse
on the Colville reservation in Wash
ington, Little Tom killed Bill Allen
by nearly severing his head from his
body.
The strike of the Pittsburg street
car men was settled through the eff.
forts of Mayor Magee, after two-day
cf1 RI ;al,
100000.
The jury in the Woodill murder
case at st. Michaels, Md, left a doubt
as to the woman's real slayer when it
decided that Robert E. Eastman
killed her or was an accessory.
A strong wind blowing at the time
the test was to be made prevented a
flight by the Wright brothers at
Washington and disappointed a large
crowd.
The New York police began work
ing on new theory in the Sigel MUIR
der case which is that Leon Ling also
was slain and was not her murderer
Attorney J. l.. Webster, arguing be-
fore the federal court at Lincoln,
Neb., declared the states bank law
providing guarantee to depositors
is unconstitutional.
Thirteen persons were hurt, A. H.
Cook of Akron, the most seriously,
when an Erie passenger train was de-
rallied at Sterling, O.
Counsel for William Green, who
weighs 1858 pounds, says the prisoner
is too fat to have committed the rob-
berry of a man who was dragged
through space 81 inches wide at
White Plains, N. Y, and has asked
for new trial.
George R. Huntington has been ap-
pointed general manager of the 500
Line to succeed Edmund Penning-
ton. recently elected to the presidency.
Pending a decision in the check-off
dispute 5000 miners have quit work
in the north end of the Pittsburg
coal field.
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