The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1909-05-12

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on the steamer Mauretania in charge
, of John A. Emery of New York, who
will take them to the south of France
| for breeding in an effort to produce
hybrid which will spin silk superior to
that of China.
DR.. T. E. Graham resigned as assist
ant physician of the state hospital for
| the insane No. 2 at st. Joseph, Mo-,
and asserted that inmates were sub
| iected to gross outrages on the part
of the attendants.
The Missouri senate passed a reso-
| luton to submit statewide prohlDl-
| ton amendment to the constitution to
| the people.
The trial of James Boyle, charged
with kidnapping Willie Whitla, was be-
gun in Mercer, Pa.
The American Therapeutic society
opened it's tenth annual convention
in Lampson hall, Yale university.
Two more lions were killed by Col.
Roosevelt, making six he has now
brought down with his trusty rifle.
It is the hope of the sleeping sick
ness,' commission that Theodore
Roosevelt will visit it's camp at Sesse,
Uganda, and view the work being
done to find cure for the disease
May wheat was sold in the Chicago
market at $1291a on the strength of
a report that James A. Patten had re-
entered the game.
British rifemen in the international
small bore match defeated the Amer
leans, 1853 points to 14,179 out of a
possible $4,000.
Arthur Stitt and Lesla Stroud died
in a buggy in indianapolis from
poison, after she had spurned his love.
A plot was discovered in the Cali
fornia penitentiary in which ]. B.
Clifton, convict, planned to have a
friend steal Gov. Gillettes son and
hold him until Clifton was pardoned.
Mrs. Della Stringer was acquitted
at Washington, Ind, on charge Of
| blackmail, but was sent to an insane
| asylum.
DR.. Frank R. Hanson, wanted in
Jackson, Mimi, for forgery, feigued
sickness and escaped from Sheriff
Terhaar in Kansas City.
King Edward, who has been travel
| ing in the south of Italy, arrived in
| Paris on his way to England.
EX-President Castro of Venezuela
says his physicion had advised him
to go to the Canary islands.
The buildings of the Northwest
Stove works at the Oregon state peni.
| Tertiary, at Salem, we're destroyed by
fire. Loss, 100000.
J. e. Chilberg, president of the
Alaska Yukon-Pa exposition, has
| and members of congress to attend a
| conference to bring about an agree
ment for concerted action in legisla.
tive subjects affecting the far west.
Capt. J. w. Dunno of the Royal En-
gineers of England is said to have
| invented an aeroplane which is SUI
| perior to the Wright brothers ma
| chine.
Wealthy Italians have offered
Thomas Colesanto, detective Of Wa
terbury, Conn, $4,000 a year to go to
New York and assist in stamping out
the ''Black Hand He is to take the
place of Detective Petrosino, who was
assassinated in Italy.
The southwest interstate commits.
sion on country life convened in Guth
| RE, Okla.
DR. Frank R. Hanson, who is wanted
| in Jackson, Mimi, on charge Of
| forging check for $4,000, escaped
from Henry Terhaar, sheriff of Jack.
son county, Minnesota, at the Blossom
| house in Kansas City, Mo-, by feign.
| ing illness.
A bronze statue of Henry Wads.
| worth Longfellow was unveiled in
| Washington with much ceremony. 1t
was presented to the nation by the
Longfellow National Memorial associ.
alton and was accepted by President
Taft.
Count Won Bernstorff, the German
ambassador, visited Milwaukee and
was entertained by the Deutscher
Klub and the Citizens Business
league.
The fiftieth anniversary of the great
Pixies Peak gold discovery was cele
brated in Denver and other Colorado
cities.
Bishop Peter J. Muldoon made his
first official visit to Elgin, ILL.,, and wa:
given a great reception.
Philander G. Knox, secretary O
state, celebrated his fifty-sixth birth
day Thursday at his residence il
Washington.
Ambassadors and ministers from
foreign countries spoke in favor o
world peace at the closing session O
the national peace congress in Chi
cago.
The tenth annual meeting of tn,
American Therapeutic society wa
held at New Haven, Conn.
A report from Adana, Asiatic Tur
key, said 10000 had been slain an,
$4,000 homeless.
William F. Dose, secretary to for
mar Gov Tobn Atro1J of Hin oie