The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-11-24
Lord Crewe, the British government

| veto bill which was called for by Lore
Lansdowno, the Conservative leader
Lord Crewe did not place any limit OF
the debate, but he announced that the
government will consider when the
bill shall have its second reading. Il
passed the first reading.
The coroner's jury inquiring into
the wreck at Kalamazoo, Mich, whe1
a Michigan Central train crashed
| through al, interurban car, killing
seven persons and injuring many
places the blame upon the railroad
company.
The first division of the American
battleship cruising fleet, which in
cludes Rear Admiral Schroeder's flag.
ship, the Connecticut, arrived at Port
land, England. The men of the fleet
have been given all the privileges of
the naval canteen at Portland and of
the sailors home in Weymouth har-
Dor. This is a courtesy never before
granted to the men of foreign ships.
Chris. Frederick, a retired farmer
of Bloomington, ILL.,, bought GENE
terry lot and monument and mailed a
check to an undertaken with instruc-
tons to find the body on the lot. The
body was found with bullet in the
brain.
Andrew Wayland Of Cleveland, di-
vorced a few days ago, on the eve of
his second marriage fell down the
steps at the home of his fiancee and
broke his neck
Losing his balance, Richard Wyles,
bricklayer's helper, pitched to the
ground from the seventh story of
building where he was working at
Bismarck, N. D., and the only in
juries sustained were two broken
ribs, cut on the head and a general
shaking up.
By holding three sessions, the Ari-
IONA constitutional convention made
excellent progress by the tentative
adoption of the judiciary and execu-
tive propositions. An effort to estab-
lish four-year term for state officers
failed.
Theodore Roosevelt's denunciation
Of the courts was upheld by Governor
Hadley of Missouri before the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor convention at
st. Louis. He said Roosevelt was
right.
The Panama canal will be complet-
ed December 1, 1913. This information
was given to President Taft while he
was inspecting the famous Gatun dam,
on which he spent several hours. The
official date of the opening remains
January J., 1915.
Lying beside wreath taken from
the coffin of her mother, ten-year-old
Harriet Owens was found dead in her
home in Philadelphia. A bullet wound
through her left eye and a revolver
at her side told the tragic tale of child
ish suicide.
Intense excitement prevails along
the Mexican border, both in Texas and
Mexico, as a result of reports of i'm
minent armed clashes of hot-headed
bands of invaders. Governor Camp
bell has ordered rangers to Rock
Springs to aid the sheriff to protect
the Mexican consul and vice consul,
who are making an investigation of
the recent burning of the Mexican,
Rodriguez
N1nety-s1x hours of practically con.
,inuous roll call will be necessary be-
ore the constitutional convention at
Santa Fe, N. M, can adopt a constitu-
ion. Three hundred sections are to be
voted upon.
Bloodhounds are leading a posse of |
armed Woodsmen on the trail of an
hunter who shot and
killed City Clerk Louis Oleson of Alb
ootsford, Wis, apparently under the
Impression that he was a deer.
X. F. Scott, millionaire manufacture.
'r of Cadiz, O., and a candidate for
two years ago, announces he
Will give $4,000 to any aviator who will
larry him from Baltimore to Wheeling,
W. Va, in an aeroplane. The distance
S about 800 miles.
Fifteen officers and directors of the
o-called window glass trust were fined
$500 each at Pittsburg and the corpo-
alton was fined $4,000 in the federal
court for violation of the antitrust
avs.
Eighty-three persons, comprising the
and crew of the wrecked
steamship Portland, which was beach
I'd in the mouth of Katalla river, are
stranded on Katalla island. Alaska.
More effective railroad legislation
~ the states was the topic taken up
BY the National Association of Rail-
way Commissioners in session at
The prices of beef and pork are
alling, not only at Chicago but
throughout the country. Within a
week the price of beef has been re-
luced between four and five cents
pound by the meat packers.
Twelve midshipmen and one in
;tructor at the Annapolis naval acad-
,my are i'll with typhoid fever and
several others are suffering with what
S supposed to be typhoid.
A peace agreement has been
cached by the government and the
evolutionists of Uruguay, the only
ambition 3tt achinU tharoto hoi,,u thai