The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-06-30

Mig NTeOIBG V. HAS sent new or
city, through Consul General C. "
Bennett, a message of thanks for tn
sympathy expressed at the time of hi
fathers death.
DR.. Marieno Scimeca an Italia
physician in New York city, is huntin
for his missing son, three years ole
who is believed to have been kiG
naped.
Baroness Won Schroeder is havin
the plumbing torn out at her countr,
home near San Francisco in a searcl
for 100000 worth of jewels that wer'
carelessly lost by servant.
George Fields, the negro murderer
whose escape from jail at St. Angus
tine, Fla, last Thursday night, pre-
vented his execution at West Palm
Beach, has been captured. The hang
ing will take place next Friday.
Thirty-five miners were entombet
by an explosion in the mines of thu
Maritime Coal & Power company a
! Halifax, N. s. The mine caught fire
and rescue parties were driven back
by gas flames.
Poisoning of the waters of spring
near Trau, in Dalmatia, is responsi
Bile for the immediate death of three
religious processionists, the probable
fatal illness Of 300 others.
President Taft attached his sigma
ture to the statehood bill. Mr.. Taft
used gold pen and an eagle feather,
the latter given him by Delegate An
drews.
Leonard Johnson, a negro, was
burned at the stake by mob at Rusk,
Tex, for the murder of a white
woman.
Princess Fedora of Schleswig- Hol-
stein, the youngest sister of Empress
Auguste Victoria, is dead.
The last body on the French subma-
rine Pluviose has been taken from the
sunken vessel Twenty men persisted
in the English channel at the time.
The first touring party of university
men, made possible by the beneticence
of an anonymous philanthropist, has
left Liverpool for Canada and the
United States.
New York was attacked by severe
electrical storm, during which several
buildings were struck by lightning
and trolley service in the Bronx was
stopped.
1t was announced at the headquar-
tiers of the Canadian Pacific railway
at Winnipeg, Man., that the wages of
all the telegraphers on the system
had been increased five dollars
month. Several thousand men are
affected.
William Grobben was killed and
John Kelly and Harry Dock were
badly injured when their automobile,
going down steep embankment, ran
into fence near Waukcsha, Wis. All
the occupants of the car lived in
Milwaukee.
After chase over the United States
lasting several weeks Joseph Wen
ding, wanted by the police of Louis
vile, KY, on a charge of numbering
little Alma Kellner, niece of a wealthy
brewer, has been apprehended at
Houston, Tex, and is being held by
the police pending the granting of re-
QUESTION papers by the governor of
the state.
The chances of verdict" from the
Ballinger-Pinchot investigating CON-
mittee during the present session of
congress are remote. The committee
held meeting behind closed doors,
but it was announced at it's conclu-
sion that no action had been taken.
Frank HARLAN, fourteen years old, !
hanged himself at Rochester, Pa, on |
returning home after seeing a wife. |
murderer sentenced to death.
The house of representatives fur
nished the remarkable spectacle of |
passing, with only one member voting i
In opposition, a strongly worded ire
form" rule, designed to correct an
legislative abuse-the
'smcthering" of legislation in com.
nittee. Democrats, Republicans ana
insurgents" Joined hands harmoni-
ously in adopting the rule.
The old rules of the house were de-
tended and the critics of the speaker
were severely scored by Speaker Can
non in brief address on the floor of
the house.
Ninety-flve cases of ptomaine poison.
ng from eating impure ice cream have
been reported to the health depart
nent of Houston, Tex, from various
parts of that city.
Out of class of 80 at the Yale Med
cal school 1t was made known that Il
i'd not pass the required examinations
or graduation and have been told that
hey would not be permitted to try
gain.
Four new divisions of the Japanese
rmy are to be recommended for
lorea by Gen. Terrachi, following his
ppointment as resident general of
hat country.
An anti-foreign revolt is feared in
estern China, resulting from fanatical
eports that children are to be sacri-
ced to prevent accidents on new
abroad. Ii
Charles Diver, a motorman, lies dy.
lg in a hospital at Washington, D. c.,