The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-07-21

, A. b. GarrettsOn of the order of Raj
road Conductors and w. G. Lee, pres
>, dent of the Brotherhood of Railroa
= Trainmen, rests the question whethe
the $4,000 conductors, trainmen, ba,
gagemen and yardmen employed
the Pennsylvania railroad lines east c
Pittsburg, Erie and Buffalo, will go GU
on strike or not.
Following stormy session of the II
surgent and standpat conservation fac
tons, held at Chicago, President Tai
was invited to make the principal ad
dress to the conservation congress II
st. Paul September 6.
Trapped on burning, sinking
steamer, LOG men, women and childre,
persisted near Kherson. on the Blacl
sea. After collision with the steamer
Wampoa, the passenger steamer
Lovki, crowded with passengers
foundered.
1t is estimated that 100000 people
witnessed the Elks parade at Detroit
More than 300 of them were FRUSTRATED
and the police and the Red Cross re
lief stations were kept on the jump
getting the victims out of the way
| Papers, claimed to be personal prop
erty by H. B. Gardner at St. Louis
head of two insurance companies
were taken from him in court by an
| attorney, who declared he resorted to
physiological replevin.'
Whitefish, Mont, is threatened by
fr,0c -
same vicinity have been destroyed
Elaborate preparations are being
made at Washington and other cities
to entertain President elect Hernes
Fonseca of Brazil, who will arrive in
this country August 5.
Chinese pirates have been dislodged
from their post in Colowan island by
the Portuguese gunboat Patria, ac-
cording to cables from Hongkong.
A brick wall of the postoffice was
all that saved Clinton, Wis, from de-
struction by fire.
Doctor Spears, the Jail physician at
Louisville, KY, says that August
Ropke, alleged embezzler of funds of
the Fidelity Trust company, is on the
verge of nervous collapse, and re-
quires extreme quiet.
John Struble, chief of police of
Clinton, Ill.,, while graphing with a
man, was shot and killed. The man
who did the shooting escaped amid a
hail of bullets from revolvers of the
chiefs subordinates. Bloodhounds
from Decatur were put on the trail.
The indictments found by the fed
eral grand jury in the United States
circuit court at New York on June IS
last in the cases against James A. Pat
ten, William T. Brown, r. r. Haynes,
S. T. Harmon, c. A. kittle, E. G.
Scales, Norris Rothschild and r. M.
Thompson, accused Of being parties to
conspiracy in restraint of trade in
their cotton operations, were das-
missed because they were defective.
Theodore Roosevelt, in his first au-
thorized declaration defining his atti-
tude with respect to the national and
state political situation, conveyed the
idea that above all else he is working
for complete qualification of the Re-
publican party. He said he is Sound
ing OUT the sentiment of party lead.
ers throughout the country and that
whatever he has done must not be
construed as al expression of his feel
ing toward the administration.
Sllas Hoffman, sixty-seven years old,
who had not spoken for 81 years, and
10 years ct the time he had passed in
bed, is dead near Scmerville, N. ].
His popularity was said to be due to
oss of property.
Oscar Erbsloeh, brilliant young
inventor and balloonist, who made his |
greatest popularity by winning the in |
balloon race in America |
,hree, years ago was hurled to death |
with four companions in balloon
named Erbsloeh near Cologne, Ger
many. The balloon fell 335 yards, as
nearly as can be calculated-more
han one-f1fth of mile.
The Rock Island Gll.) county grand
ury, which has been in almost contin.
lous session for the past two months
investigating the alleged looting of the
NoSAN We VI Tie IIdLCIucl
ines and dozen other fraternal in
urance societies, made it's final re-
BORT to Judge Gest in the circuit court.
seven true bills were returned, in
which indictments against IL men and
me woman were included.
Famed throughout the world of yegg-
'om as liking of the burglars" Charlie
Adams, whose real name was Lang
Ion w. Moore, is dead at West Swan
sea, N. H., after four years of peace
with the law.
Indictments against c. w. Chapman,
). w. Sexton and G. H. Proctor were
eturned by the New York grand jury
Is result Of charges involving $40O,-
100 in bonds given to secure loan
rom the Carnegie Trust company.
Trustees of the Grover Cleveland
memorial funds have decided to erect