The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1909-06-16

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| troit presided.
Chicago's Association of Commerce
| delegates visited Puget Sounds sal
mon industry at Bellingham, Wash.
The auxiliary yacht Carnegie, built
for the Carnegie institution for ocean
surveys to correct compass data and
in whose construction no magnetic
metal is used, was launched at
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Charles Miller, who worked as a
waiter in the old Aston house in New
York at 1914 month, has resigned
and is going for trip to Europe.
He has accumulated fortune of
100000.
The government will erect a monu-
ment in the confederate section of
Firms Point National cemetery at
Salem, N. j., to mark the graves of
2,46O confederates who died as pris-
oners of war at Fort Delaware.
Stanley Ketchell, middleweight
champion of the world, whipped Jack
OBrien in the third round of six.
round battle in Philadelphia.
Rev. Hastings Hart of Chicago told
the truant conference at Buffalo how
girl had been cured Of stealing and
made beautiful creature" by diet
of bread and water and confinement
in bare room.
The balloon Indiana won the endur-
ance contest and the University City
the distance race in the Indianapolis
aerial trials.
The Taft school at Watertown,
Conn, was closed on account of an
epidemic of diphtheria.
Forest fires in the vicinity of Kes-
wick, N. B., periled many persons
who prepared to flee from the flames.
Suffragists make too much noise,
according to Bishop Doane in an ad'
dress to girl graduates at Albany, N. Y.
Govan Smith, his brother, Elisha
Smith, and Levi Johnson, were ar
rested on charge of shooting Edward
Callahan, the feudist leader of Crock
ettsville, KY.
The $3O,00O,OOO suit of the Pennsyl.
vania Sugar Refining Company against
the American Sugar Refining Com
pany was settled out of court after 1t
had been on trial two weeks.
Mrs. Alice Newman of Des Moines
fell dead in G. A. r. convention at
Fort Dodge, la.
Domingo Centeno and Count Arnoso
fought duel over politics in Portugal,
the count being wounded in the leg.
Mary E. Gill of Brooklyn was ar
rested charged with stealing fine
clothes from dry-goods store. She
SO her husband would not be attracted
to other women.
The twenty-fifth anniversary of
Archbishop Ryan's appointment was
quietly celebrated in Philadelphia.
The strike that closed % hat fac
tories in Connecticut has been ended.
Mrs. William e. Annis, whose hus-
band was killed by Capt. Peter G.
Hams, Jr., has announced she will be
married to a New York realestate
broker when her theatrical engage
ments end.
Two men of San Jose, Cal, have re-
ceived from Joaquin Miller an acre of
land each and will build cottages near
the home of the poet in Fruitvale.
Cal 1t is said Miller will establish a
colony of poets.
The trial of Richard Pines, the Sec
ond of four negroes charged with the
murder of Walter F. Schultz Of Chi
cago, began in Alexandria, Va.
Frederick H. Brigham, head book
keeper of the Merchants National
bank of New Haven, Conn, was ar
rested charged with taking funds of
the bank.
Fire destroyed the mill and elevator
of the Decatur Cereal Company at
Decatur, ILL.,, causing $65O,000 loss.
Gen. Frederick Funston, command
ant at Fort Leavenworth, Kan, had
pistol duel with burglar, neither be-
ing wounded.
A. Milton Holden, Detroit broker,
killed himself because of financial
difficulties and his firm suspended
business.
Edward Callahan, former sheriff of
Breathitt county, Kentucky, known as
Bloody Breathitt." was shot as re-
suit of feud over church.
William Kane, in the st. Louis
criminal court building, avenged the
murder of Constable Sam Young, un-
der whom he served as a deputy, by
Staying Fred Mohrle who was on trial
for the killing.
Judge Gilchrist at Evansville, Ind,
issued an injunction restraining the
street car men who are on strike
from interfering with the company's
business.
Fire destroyed 100 homes and
caused damage estimated at 100000
in Pressure Isle, Me.
Two masked men blew open a safe
in saloon in the center of Butte,
Mont, and escaped with 5000.
The balloon Indiana, which started
in the races from Indianapolis, broke
the endurance record of America by
staying in the air more than forty
four hours.