The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-04-06

, luC SCLdLC lOOu lAtSSJI6dIlA6 NOiAAhlS-
tee that unless some one can find a
way to repeal the law of supply and
demand the people of the United
States need never expect to have
cheap meat again, but on the contrary,
prices would go still higher
Secretary Ballinger has designated
for settlement under the enlarged
homestead act 363,SS0 additional acres
in Wyoming and 155,040 acres in
Montana.
Capt. Daniel W. Hand, U. S. A., who
was missing from San Francisco, has
returned to headquarters. The report
that he was arrested was an error.
Cornell investigators have compiled
statistics showing that New York is
the greatest college town in the world.
| More than 1000 students are gradu-
ated annually from it's higher institu-
lions.
| Becoming violently insane from the
heat of March night, John Vogg, a
St. Louis Waterman, leaped three
stories and was perhaps fatally in.
jured after a half-hour pistol duel
WIN pO1Ce1nan.
Convinced that the murder of Alex
der j. Moody, the pie manufacturer, by
arsenical poisoning on February 20 at
his home at Chicago, was, In police
vernacular, an "outside job"-not the
act of anyone within the Moody house
hold-and given an important clew
during the examination of Peter Peter
son, the former coachman, Assistant
Chief Of Police Schuettler detailed de-
tectives to investigate new angle OF
the mysterious case.
Cairo, ILL.,, which twice within the
last year has been the scene Of riots.
narrowly escaped repetition of pre-
vious trouble when James Solomon,
IS years old, an umbrella member, was
arrested on a charge of attempted at
tack on a five-yearold white girl. He
was hurried to the county jail, which
has been placed under strong guard.
Resentment of Col. Re- sevelt's self
induction into Egyptian affairs was
expressed by a mob scene in the
principal streets of Cairo, when 1000
ultra-Nationalists took possession OF
the thoroughfare overlooked by the
windows of the Roosevelts' apart
ments in Shepherds hotel. For half
an hour deafening cries, uttered with
fanatical intensity, filled the air.
Long live liberty! Long live Egypt!
We demand a constitution! Long
live independence" The authorities
feared to attempt intercession in any
way, as the spirit and strength of the
mob were such that opposition would
have precipitated violence. Col.
Roosevelt was not at the hotel
l.. G. Dulaney was arrested at Jack
son, Miss, on an indictment returned
by the grand jury charging him with
offering a bride in the recent sena-
torial election when Leroy Percy was
selected for the United States SEN
ate Dulaney was released on $4,000
bail.
Mystery clouds the arrest of Capt.
Daniel w. Hand Of the United States
field artillery in San Francisco cafe,
on charge whose nature Is not d.
vulged. Capt. Hand formerly was
quartermaster of the army transport
Thomas.
Detectives are seeking a party of
mischievous boys, who threw rocks
at a crowded New York Central pas
senger train near Yonkers, N. Y, one
of the missiles striking Frank Bur-
rows, the engineer, in the temple.
| knocking him unconscious
An increase of three cents an hour
for all switchmen, similar to that
granted in the Chicago district, is
asked by the Brotherhood of Railway
Trainmen of the st. Louis district.
William Scheldknecht, Swiss, 46
years old, apparently insane, who de.
clared he was being forced by anar.
chists to assassinate Secretary of the
Interior Ballinger, was arrested here.
He was committed to the State Hos
pital for the Insane.
A report that fatal accident had
occurred or the United States cruiser
Charleston in Philippine waters is con-
firmed. Eight men were killed and
several others were injured slightly
| w ul40 tu0 crew was at pIdCIIC0 al
sea off Olongapo, the breechlock of a
three-inch gun blew off, and in Its
flight across the deck cut through q
steel stanchion and moved down the
men in its path.
Associate Justice David Josiah
Brewer of the supreme court Of the
United States was found dead in 9
room in his house. Physicians sum
moned decided that the justice hae
died of apoplexy. Justice Brewer was
one of the best known members of thu
supreme bench to the people of the
country. He was one Of the most out
spoken in public speeches and inter
views, and though a Republican, never
let his partisanship interfere with the
criticism of Republican administra
tons.
One of the possibilities, If not prob
abilities, growing out of the death o.
Associate Justice David ]. Brewer II