The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1909-12-01

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three drowned, was incompetent, hav-
ing had hut four days experience as
driver was introduced at the coron-
er's inquest The bodies of the two
passengers of the taxicab have not
been recovered.
The new $4,000 building of the
University of Colorado, the gift OF
United States Senator Simon Guggen-
helm, was dedicated at Boulder, Col.
Addresses were made by Senator
Guggenheim, President Baker of the
university and others.
A gift of $424,0O0 from an anony-
nous donor has been made to the
Children's Aid society of New York.
During the year the society has re-
ceived more than 100000, the
largest fund in it's history.
! A delegation of college girls, under
guidance of the College Equal Suf-
frage league, is arranging to go to
Washington to present a resolution
calling for the interference by this
| government in the Imprisonment in
! England of Miss Alice Paul of Moores-
| Vile, N. j., who smashed the window
at the banquet of the lord mayor Of
London.
William Mccormick, aged 81 years,
a student at the Moody Biblical insti-
tute, Chicago, while temporarily de-
ranged leaped from a third-stOry win
dow to the pavement and was killed.
The St. Paul mine at Cherry, ILL.,,
which has been sealed again owing to
the ravages of fire, will probably not
be reopened for three months.
The United States navy is to be re-
organized from the newest leviathan
of the Dreadnought type to the arm
ored cruisers and auxiliaries, if the re-
port Of the Swift board, named some
months ago to go to the bottom of the
naval situation, is adopted
President Taft ate his Thanksgiving
turkey with his family, there being no
guests at the White House. He ex-
pressed his delight at being able to
eat real food" without being forced
to make a speech.
The barge canal proposition voted
on at the last state election at Ithaca,
N. Y, which authorized the state legis-
lature to spend 100000 for connect
in lakes Cayuga and Seneca, was car
ried by a majority of about $4,000.
Gov. Augustus E. Wilson of Ken
lucky, acting as chairman OF COM
mittee to fix the date and place Of the
second annual conference of COVER
nors, announced from Lexington that it
will be held January IS, 1910, at Wash
ington.
During October there were 1868
immigrant aliens and 1864 nonimmi-
grant aliens admitted into the United
States, 26,451 United States citizens
arrived and 1,616 aliens were de.
barred, according to the October bull
letin of the immigration bureau.
While engaged in settling board
bill of $3.50, over which there had
been a dispute at Gilbert, Mimi, Aga
pito Fuciarile stepped around the
table, and, pulling back the head of
his landlord, Louis Grilla slashed his
throat from ear to ear with razor.
The officials of the Homestake gold
mine at Lead, S. D., closed down the
works for an indefinite period, head.
ing off the strike which was to be
declared. Two thousand five hundred
workers are affected.
In fashionable apartment on West
Fifth street New York city. Mrs. Daisy
Won NARROW, magazine art editor, re-
Gently of Dayton, O., died, supposedly
from the effects of poison.
Samuel Gompers IN an address be-
fore the National Civic federation, in
annual session at New York city, dis
cussed the need in this country OF new
laws to cover the subject of employ
ers' liability and to provide adequate
compensation to wage earners injured
b. accident. He charged that the law
yerS would prevent the obtaining OF
tho wisest and best laws in that mat
ter through finding insurmountable
constitutional objections.
The casualty record for football this
season includes 26 deaths and SO play.
ers injured, with the Thanksgiving
day games yet to be accounted.
The Coliseum building, an immense
amusement hall in San Francisco
was destroyed by fire. The loss is
100000.
Internal revenue figures show that
the total receipts since June 80 last
have been $106,60S,353, which is an in.
crease over the same period of 1905
of $6,043,773.
THE safety of a ship going to a
port which is closed or blockaded in
fact or in theory is a question for the
interested parties to determine and
act on and not question for determ
ination by the officials concerned in
clearances."
The new laboratory of physics at
the University of Illinois was formally
opened in the presence of many
notables, the dedcatory address be-
ing delivered by President Pritchett
of the Carnegie Foundation
The Indiana Academy of Science
held it's twenty-tifth annual meeting
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