The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-10-27
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pie at chicago, by a score of IL to s
In every department of the game thu
Quaker City team had it on the vet
eran pennant winners.
With the gradual restoration O
communication along the Florid;
coast south Of St. Augustine the ex
tent of the devastation wrought b.
the West Indian hurricane is beint
partially revealed. Dispatches from
Tampa and Key West received b.
roundabout routes give a long list o
vessels wrecked and lives lost.
The climax was reached in the sen
sational murder case when DR.. II. H
Crippen took the witness stand tt
refute the charge that he had muir
| dered his wife, Belle Elmore Crippen
! AS Crippen was called he appeared
calm and self-possessed. He admitted
that he lied concerning his wife:
disappearance in order to cover W
the scandal.
| Dr. Loring B. Loomis of Chicago
who shot and killed Miss Eliza Dodge
at Cortland, N. Y, last week and ther
shot himself, died in the Cortland
hospital.
Queen" trick elephant, became
enraged at Robert Shields, new
keeper, who tried to shackle her in
her winter quarters at Jersey City
and crushed him to DEATH
Fire starting in the freight houses
of the Chicago & Alton railroad al
East st. Louis, ILL.,, spread rapidly to
other buildings and caused a loss OF
more than 100000.
Without saying a word, William
Rittenhouse shot with a rife into E
crowd of boys at Muncie, Ind, cele
bratng Halloween in advance by
throwing corn against a house. and
seriously wounded Robert Moylan
| aged eleven.
Luigi Luccheni, the anarchist who
assassinated Empress Elizabeth OF
Austria in 1898, hanged himself in his
cell at Geneva, Switzerland.
At a session of the New York legis
lative bribery investigation commit
tee, Assistant District Attorney Rob
ert Elder of Kings county, called as
witness, testified that he was told by
Senator Frank J. Gardner that the
president of the state senate received
$4,000 in connection with the anti
1acetrack betting legislation and that
Senator Foelker, now congressman
received 100000
The special session of the Colorado
Legislature adjourned after lasting Il
days. An initiative and referendum
bill, a primary BILL a registration bill
and railroad commission bill were
passed.
Reelection of executive officers viii
be prohibited in the new state of New
Mexico if the recommendations sub
mitted to the constitutional conven
ton are Incorporated in the final draft
Safety Of the travelling public is the
principal subject of discussion at the
national convention of the American
Railway Bridge and Building associa
ton, which was opened at Denver, Col
His health shattered after a struggle
of fifty-fve years in an attempt to free
Ireland from the rule of Great Britain
O'Donovan Rosa is critically i'll in his
home at New Brighton, S. I.
DR.. Hawley H. Crippen was put or
trial for his life at London, charged
with the deliberate murder of Cora
Belle Crippen, the American actres!
known in the profession as Belle Ell
more. The jury, typical body o
middle-class tradesmen and clerks
was secured with little trouble. Grip
pen pleaded not guilty.
The first attempt to cross the Al
lantic in dirigible balloon ha
proved failure The America, wit
Walter Wellman and his party Of fiv
on board, was picked up almost 81
miles due east of Cape Hatteras. b
the incoming Bermuda liner Trent.
A report from Geneva, Switzerland
says that Luigi Luccheni, who a:
sassinated the empress of Austria /
1898, is insane. On several previou
occasions Luccheni is reported
have died or to have become insan
from the seventies Of the prison.
The second night of the so-calle
free speech" campaign by the Indus
trial Workers of the World, at Fresno
Cal, brought eight arrests in the bus
ness section. A free-for-all fight o.
Cured when officers appeared. In ia
the prisoners raised disturbance, bl
were quoted when hose was turne
l on them.
The French railroad strike was 70
mally called off, This was decided :;
meeting of the strike committee {
the National Railroaders' union. Wor
was resumed on all lines The co
lapse OF the strike was due to til
stringent measures taken by Premie
Bland, who called to the colors tn
majority of the strikers, thus compel
irs them to do service as reservists.
Customs officials IN New York hav
discovered new type of fraud Al
and antique dealers nave been ente
ing objects worth $1,000 to $4,000 {