The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1909-07-21

| otateS from Japan, is 10 Dc SuCCeeuot
by X. Uchida, now at Vienna.
Mrs. William -Olyphant of Yves
Branch, Ia, poisoned four of her chill
dren and herself, killing one of the
| children.
1t is probable that the Wright
brothers, because of accidents te
their aeroplane, will ask the govern
ment for further extension Of time
in which to complete their speed and
endurance trials.
The Northwestern Railroad Com.
pany has made plans to build several
branches in the wheat regions of
South Dakota.
John D. Rockefeller has defeated
1nnkeeper John Melin at Sleepy Hol-
low, N. Y, and the latter will sell has
saloon. The oil king bought all the
land surrounding Melin's place and
installed abstaining tenants.
Naval officers at Annapolis say it
will be shown at the coming investi.
CATION of Lieut.. Sutton's death that
he shot at another when he killed
himself.
War between the American Society
of Equity in Kentucky and the Burley
Tobacco society, over the 1909 pool,
is threatened.
John w. Brown, believed to be from
Indianapolis, was killed by an automo-
bile in Los Angeles.
Mrs. George Lynas, said to be from
Chicago, paid 1925, a record price, for
Rob Roy H., Chinchilla Persian cat,
in London.
No trace of Claude Hunt, compan.
ion of Mamie Davey of Chicago,
whose body was discovered in King
err lake near Sturgis, Mich, could be
found by searchers. Physicians said
the girl died of fright, but another
theory was she committed suicide and
Hunt died in attempting to save her.
Both the widow and daughter of
j. B. Sayler, the Crescent City Qll)
banker who was slain by DR.. w. R.
Miller, declared the physician acted |
in self-defense.
The Mississippi river reached a |
stage of 33.4 at st. Louis, being three
feet above the food mark Buildings |
along the levee were flooded.
Thirty-f1ve men invaded the foreign
quarter of Victor, COL, and attempted
to drive Hungarians away from their
work. One foreigner was dangerously
wounded in the fight.
Battling Nelson, champion light.
weight pugilist of the world, was bad.
ly beaten in a ten-round fight with
Ad Wolgast of Milwaukee at Los An
geles.
Orville Wright made two unsuccess.
[ul attempts to fly in his aeroplane al
Fort Myer and the machine was
broken again in falling to earth.
letter written to a Bloomington
woman by COL Tom Smell, the Clinton
Ill., millionaire whose will is being
lttacked in court, showed him in the
ole of the wooer and not the wooed.
Seventy-two guests at private din.
Ter in Toledo, Spain, were poisoned
" ice cream.
James j. Hill, after fishing trip,
cached New York. He said crop con.
lltlons were excellent. He said low
rices for cereals were at an end.
Secretary Ballinger of the interior
apartment has arrived in Seattle on
IS inspection of the government re.
lamation projects and Indian agen.
les.
Prof. George A. Ferguson of Colum.
Ia university has reported, after an
xpert chemical analysis, that Elsie
lgel, who was murdered in the room
Leon Ling, New York Chinaman,
as poisoned.
eighteen Japanese prisoners are
eld IN Honolulu and they probably
Ill be charged with resisting an of
GER, following strike riot on the
'a1manalo plantation, IL miles from
lie Hawaiian capital.
Fithian, ILL.,, was wrecked, Alton and
enice were badly damaged, St. Louis {
as swept and 20 mourners in fun.
al procession near Hamilton, O.,
ere hurt, by cyclones. c
Fourteen members of the crew on
re steamer John B. Cowle lost their
yes when she was sunk in collision :,
ith the Isaac M. Scott off White. j.
IN Point. Lake Superior.
The credentials committee of the ..
ternational Longshoremen's associa
ON, which began it's seventeenth an
aal session in Galveston, announced = :.
lat Daniel j. Keefe, former presi.
ent OF the organization. but now fed. !
al commissioner of immigration
ould be denied a seat in the con
ention.
Persian rebels invaded Teheran, the
lp1tal, and a fierce battle with the :