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A Kine Who Left Home.

set the world to talking. but Paul
Mathulka, of Buffalo, N. Y, says he
always KEEPS AT HOME the King
of all Laxatives-Dr. Kings New
Life::Pills-and.that they are blessing
to all his family. Cures constipation,
headaches. indigestion, dyspepsia.
Only 25 cents at Oberdorfer's
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-24

neighbor. Across from me was only a
blank red wall. but the night air
greeted me refreshingly. The wind
Was blowing hard. and a shutter was
banging somewhere below. ] leaned
out and looked down into the we'll
like space beneath me. II was one
of those apparently chance move
ments that have vital consequences.
and that have always made me be
ileve in the old Calvinistic creed OF
Generalization.
Below me. on the wall across. was
rectangle of yellow light, reflected
from the library window Of the Flem-
ing home. There was some one in
the house.
As | still stared. the light was slow
~ blotted out-not as II the ligh, had
been switched OF. but by a gradual
decreasing in size of the lighted area.
/ The library shade had been drawn
My first thought was burglars. my
second-LightfOot 40 matter VINO
il was. there VAS no one who had
/ business there. Luckily. ] had brought
my revolver with me from Fred >
that day. and 81 was under my pillow.
3 To get IL. put cut the light and open
the door quietly took only a minute.
/ / was in pdJamas. barefoot. as on an
other almost similar occasion. but >
was better armed than before.
! got to the second floor withou,
hearing or seeing anything suspicious.
but from there J could see that the
light ia the hall had been eXrin-
gulshed. The unfamilIarity OF the
house. the know ledge of the silent
81 Il
a.. the stairs. and OF whatever might
Dee waiting in the library beyond. made
may position uncomfortable. TO say
/ the least
! don't believe in the man who IS
never afraid. he doesn't deserve lie
credit be gets It's the fellow VINO Is
scared 10 death. whose knees knock
/ together. and who totters rather than
B walks into danger. who is the real
/ hero. NOt that Z was as bad as that.
/ but would have liked 20 know Shsre
ih9 electric switch was. and 20 lave
seen the trap boior ! put my head IN.
The stairs were sohdly bull. ami
I dil not creak. ! felt my way down
/ by the balustcr. which required NV
right hand. aud threw my revoi, or
| 10 my left got safely 10 the bottom
and around tho newell post here
was still IEht 900 the library and
/ the door was NOT entirely closed Then.
I with my usual bad luck. ] ran into a
/ heap OF folding chairs that had bnau
/ left hy tle undertaken. and 10 the
: crash paralyzod me. don't tnow
I what it did 10 the intruder 600 TIC Do
I brary
Tho Hight waF out IN an instant. and
/ with couccalmerf at an end. lr0,
Z for the door and threw o. open.
standing there with my revolver Jos.
p cied. We fhc MAN in tho room aud
. were both Boz absolute darkness. ue
I had the advantage Of inc. Ho Ir,u
my location. and could ro' guess
Dis
who is hcra-' 7 demanded
4 only silence. as. opt Na' q seemed
/ to bear rapid lf.IfhiuE
tCouf.uu.I "Wednesday
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Continued from FridayJ
tsynOpsis o. Previous chapters)


. John KNOX. au attorney. o. visited by
Alai-"fF EleIi,i.. only ,..Id OF the stnre
ttedSurcf. Allen llcIir-. ~ solirits
us hii lu ilut'u- Deer father who has
unsupported. MarIoIy having been LETT
non" ty t.c absence Of her iather Knox
''4 Uses Ter 90 close tu. Fleming house
ID town aud cn To- Lcr maiden aunts'
Letita am Jane Maitland.
lNH"N Is summoned 20 the Fleming
nome ior the supposed ohIe.t OF writing
a VIII. but - informed ou bis arrival ~
-' inert ut tie family Jewels A. night
NI'N hears someone tryiuE 10 enter the
..'4~'. While searching for the irtrfII-
~ ice meets 100 tie darkness Harry
~ hf mop. fsp.Dw az fhc Na4r.arIs. s.c-
ietHfN 20 Allan Fleming and MarInris's
..dN. CO. li'h mistakes tho OF err fur a
'ti Lta'. When the men discover t.e
.Histthe fIarry's travelling haE contain
-.+ valuable papers ls gone. and iu !ts
D. ~ o. Ir 1000 empty bag
IN INC morrire 10 is found that john
l'illi ni .Hs disappeared ami search
'. 'I' house reveals 70 print from a
'i"niy hand 1u tlc afatr-rai Ieadinz 90
'|- attic. 80 clue develops
kroN Is called Co the rifv hv pcte~-
I.." Hunter. and the two follow ward
100 n" small political CLUB called tne
W ~" car. whore Fleming has been
f.n.ed rr rrs detective
q, N"rar'r rushed from tho club Knox
lNi~ l'wirE 800 an upper room nhot
$40 weapon is found IN tho room. and
f'-i i.'nn points ~ once 90 War1rop
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-24
BANKRUPTCY.
Notice of FIRST Mostnig OF Creditors

United states of America Northern Dis
trlct or West Virginia. S.:
y" tl- Cnited states District Court In
ana Tor said District:
IN The matter OF Edward O'Hara
bankrupt No. 255. In Bankruptcy.
10 the creditors OF Edward O'Hnra, OF
Wheeling. IN the county OF Ohlo. and lis
trict aforesaid. a bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the 2Ist
Nay OF April, A. j. 1871. the said Edward
oiiafa was duly edjudicated baukruut;
anu that the first meeting OF his credf-
tors VIII be held al my OFFICE, No 1895
aapline street. In the City OF Wheeling
w Va, on the 81 day OF May 1911 az
Ten O'Clock 90 tie forenoon. at which
time the said creditors may attend. prove
their claims, appoint trustee and
transact such other business AZ ru4N,
properly come before said meeting.
J. W. CumWius
ap-ti-g Referee ia Bankruptcy.
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used his study couch. don't. tbi,t, ho
ever spent five minutes in nv sittins
room IN his life"
We had TO let it 20 at that finally.
pu' 'hem IN cab. and saw them
s,ai' away then went back into the
must had arranged TO sleep there
BeneTaiIy to look after things
as sald before. Whatever ecr,,t,to.,
had had about taking cbarpo 80 III
gerry Fleming and her affairs bsd
Iaded with WaTdrop's defection and
'he new mystery Of the blue boudoIr
The lower floor OF the house U.s.
full Of people that night. local AMI
state politicians. newspaper me-, 81
me usual crowd az tho morbidl,, crr.
lous. The undertaken TOOK overy.
'hlhe IN hand. and late that evening Z
/ conld hear them carrying I'm tropical
pants and stands for the flowers mar
Were already arriving Whatever nan.
opy me death scene had lacked Ala,
Icming was lying I'm state now
Al midnight things grew ouiei I
say m The library. reading. until tbon
"Heh an uHdertaker's assistant I'm a
pi"h shlrt and polka dOt cravat came
TO tel me that everything WAS done
is u customary for somebody IN
stay up. on occasions like this7" I
hHhed. isn't there an impression
/ mat wandering cats may get into the
4 room or something 81 that sorf2"
don't think DO will De- NECESSARY.
ST. ne said. trying 20 conceal a smile
US all a matter OF taste Some peo.
ple Hk' 10 take their troubles hard
since ih"y don't put money on their
eyes any more. no body wants 10 rob
rho dead"
III" loft with that cheerful Remark
ara ] closed and locked the house af.
Tor hiu. ] found Bella 600 tho b3ro.
n'ht Kitchen with 900 the irhta burn.
INK fuIl. and stood af mo foot ~
ih" stairs while she scoofod fo he'd
Ike scared rabbit She v.e A.,
strange creature. rni'a NOT so stupid
as fhc looked. brI FuIlru. norosc
amoIli'rirr" about Expresses b.
closed Tho doors into The dining
room and. leavinc ono ronf fn me
halI. went up f0 bed a guest room
in No Third story Dad been ...uad
'p m'. and was tired enough fo l4va
.Irr' 0n the foor. Tho telephone hon
rHne just after z r0f into bod. and.
fFuuhInr 80 my luck. . went down fo
Tho lower n0ur
u Nas Ono limos Post and ffo man
ff iNe telephone vas Iu trrrr
Ih'e Is fhc Times Post DE- Mr.
NHrlrnn thero7'
ESQ
"tfh1 is uIs7-
Ihis I. John Knox
.Tho Attorney
eyes"
hr Knox. aro vou willing fo pu'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-24
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE OR FOR RENT.

A two-story Colonial bungalow
containing 5 large rooms, q large
BATH room, a large reception hail,
cement launrdy. furnace, large front
ana rear porehes, awnintfs ana cement
walks. Located at Loveland on the
street facing the river. Best location
in the Ohio valley. Prices and Terms
reasonable win sell on easy pay
ments.
Tor prices and information call
Nat. Phone 233o-x. Bell phone I'LL
Warwood-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-24

FOR SALE-Entire stock OF clothing,
mems furnishing goods. show cases
and fixtures Of Louis J. Stern Bankrupt
viii DO sold at public sale at 1914 Marfst
St. Wheeling. W. Va, AZ 10 O'Clock Mon
day. April a, 1911. ap-2l-
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HORSES!
HORSES!

$50 just received fr head OF 400
purpose hortr. Tucnt. head o. these
are orfri drIn horses. ranr.na iu
weight from 1900 fo 1900 pounds
each. Several mated teams. ranging
iu aee from s years to fcnrs SOU
clu 5000 tHfW Ht our now stables.
IUlh street. Ffuu
Tho fm oI sHN A. Patterson will
cay thrs never bad better Dot OF
horses ln their barn These horses
wore 600 erIocIcd boo Morgan county.
ohio. Nc sel af private sale every
dHF Uou forr.t fhc bir auction ON
Friday 'nrI 't 1911 "Our ruartn.
iDn. 900 horse. must ho Hs r.pre.
s'uiod nr your money chooruIt re-
funded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-24

POE sALE-Ono fine fun leather topped
Ylaetou. one light side bar top tuggy
ir first class condition. VIII sell cheap.
e. - lIaucher. 1923 Market -. ap-t9-tt
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GENERAL NOTICES.

NpAAcA VIII noe hn responsible ffr
aus debts contracted UF ans ofhrr
l myself a. IS Eueerf WIeeiiur.
Nn apt.-i
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LOST

HNrA-' |frH".fN uI" Greek letters
I.r.I ...ItH rfI Same nu nart w.
H. N.Irrf. Finder please return 10
-.HmHlHH0. Hir. nrI receive re-
"tf np.l-.ff
Lo8r-iiHr.H Df krra frlrr leave at
Sfamm hotci and receive rewrrf
ap-1L-u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-24
MISCELLANEOUS
Gas Nantes

Harris Wood Fibre gas mantlos. far
and sh'ink proof VIII outlast three
cotton mantlcs. Price 15 cents. N
your dealer cannot supply YOU Ad
dress Fred StciniCer. agent. 45f
Market street. Nat Pohne l2SSY.
April is W
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Observation-Disclosures


UCT1OH-To-day Groceries,
tiuwarc. cuiuaWarc. hardware. wooden
U-rc aud fixtures. counters scales,
cheese cutter. Cash system register. good,
cost tf-s.0O. Fine display show case for
front on pavement This stock viii 10
sold iu all--or any part Merchants and
consumers here Is your chance 10 get
FOuds cheap sale viii begin ht 10 a. IN.
arI continue until all sold. You can buy
anything lu small lots or big quantities
10 sou have house. viii trade you the
ursII Uaudise ~ can Eet together Tfta
rfu.k is worth at least $4,000 no. Curtis
g. Rice. nurtioueer. No. 1901 Eoff 81.
Wheeling IS. Va Formerly occupied ~
S. solsfIelt ap-1z-tf
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FOR sALE-22o acres. mile south OF
main uue B a. %. o. g.. lest crop proc
tH..rE farm in belmont co.. 20 acres oak
timber. acres orchard Two story
house and other buildings. Well water.
OF. also uudsrlaId with valuable veins Of
.lui Address Viola Rsrrett. Warnors.
ONO ap-f2-r
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John H. Pebler,
Proprietor,
SHORT CREEK. W. Va.

TOR SALE-Black Minorca eggs, from
thoroughbreds; $500 per setting. Both
ap-s-t-m-s
SINGLE COMB BROWN LEaHoENs-
me original zoo egg strain prize win
$3.50 Bell phone. Il. A. Alexander.
wheeling w. Va. II. r. u. ap-lS-my-ls
FOE SALE-SinEle comb Rhode Island
Leo esgs, Sl.Ou for Is. $500 per 100
Day-o chicks. I5c each. j. T. Bender
H. r. ID. No. 2 Phone 230s-Y.
mr-24-t-ap-2I
oRPINGToNs-white and black. Thee"
esS machines. Waseman's Edgvew
f1ultTy Yards. Wheeling, W. Va. Bell
'e'eph"he. ap-IO-tf
ROSE cosrB REDS. limited number eggs
snow. Mrs. Willard harris. Elm grove,
". va. ap-5-t-m-5
WRITE wYANDoTrn Eggs from prize
winners, SlJJ per setting OF Is. Edw
-. Null Elm Grove. W. Va ap-4-t-m-4
BOURBON RED Turkey eggs from
Prize winners, $3.50 per Il. " A.
NHI"eA. Route 1. JacODsDurg. ONO.
ap-3-my-3
SINGLE COMB RHODE ISLAND REDS.
hllc hlb"oL miners at state Fair
list Liverpool. smithneld anu Wheeling
a "A HuHHU
He" H. hecN. hollywood. Hp-3-my-3
SINGLE COMB white Minoreca eggs.
$500 per -. Agent Tor Norwich AUTO
matte feeders. Geo. A Cochra..- RlI1
49, '''t'"'u' ap-l-t-m-l
EUFF oRPTEGroNs-rbe "Wr1-5,-.
" "ecling and WilliamstoWu winur-s
AlTs- j. IL. wright, Elm grove, W Va
ap-20-t-m-2O
FOR sALE-Eose Comb Brown Leg
no, .oiI w W. kulP Egg strain) set
mss -. >l-sn, so. $3.50. James l.. Tea
t"e~t. !. o. Boa. sl@ Wheeling.
ap-I-t-m-I
TOR SALE-Egrs from thoroughbred
= O. Black Miuorcas and ) C. Brown
l,Ssi.ofns. $l.Op per 10. 5000 per 100 IA
W Null No. - .5rd 81 ap-I-t-m-I
CALL Warwood Avenue chicken o.,
'yI b!cd 10 .hy =. g.. Buff and r. a.
ate ieshorns and Partridge WAN
Sxolt.iis. 500 per setting. W H. Buras.
-"'--N' ap-ll-t-m-ll
FOE sALE-Buff Orpington E.ps. SIT
l.~ D.. s4-yu. rev Cockerel=. also pure
'ed' O"as N"ssman, Bcllairc. -.
mr-2g-t-aD-29
sINeLL com white Leghorn esss for
He' h'r L'nwood. Nat prone g.
mr-2s-t-aP-2s
S. G. RHODE ISLAND REDS
Nl-v' Tor %. Birds average 70 800
Main. AZ. 90 o..
okf1NGToES-Wnit and black .to
tNE@ ioI $500 and we con prove ff
att u.s. Wa-ofr1u.s Id-vlew poVf+-,,
t"fif. Nicelirr 81. ga. mr-25-tf
TOR sAL2e-SinzIe Comb Buff Ierno-n
csss. SYOU fur De-. $500 Der tt.1.tf.i
l.at Oh chicks l2i7c each. j. T. Bender
% J.. d. so. e. Phone CODY
mr-2f-t-ap-2f
BUTT oEFINGToNs-Iry YOU waof eggs
from fftp.re-fcl p'diEreoI stock ..ifI
tlEHi years breeding experience back or
tIcm, phone 20. a. Marsh.
mr-13-t-ap-23
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ron sALE-One so horse power gaa en-
rIro and one o. power Eas engine. Doth
100 .fni condition. Wing. CorrurntIrr 90.
Martins Ferry OHoi apts-tf
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roa BALE-Snglo comb Rhode Island
ICED eErs. 500 Tor rs. 81 on yer 400.
ltfs old chicks. Itr each a. b. BENDER
D. d. DID,. So. g. Phone 2s0g-Y
mr-lf-t-au.Tf
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

cash paid for cast orf clothing VIII.
.r r.li
NJ. LEVY.
No. 1897 MARKET St. wheeling. W. Va.
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t. HHdebrsnd

sttols SUE IA aalmara
900 aNrutf arrruuH 50
! 1Hsn 49, and nfsnf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-24

hluc Ribbon Winners at state Fan
hast Liverpool. smithneId ana Wheeling
livery pen headed by prize winner
Geo. H. kecH. EdgwoOd. np-3-nlv-g
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-second and third floors
over my store. suitable for office and
living apartments. T. A. Wes;myer. -
18th ST. ap-6-m
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

ANTED-Situation. by good watch
maker, good reference, good set OF
tool Address Jeweler. l0ss Chapline 81
ap-2lI
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-04-20
Unreliable Physlognomy.

am a profound disbeliever in phys.
1ognomy. Features are false wit.
nesses. Stupidity frequently wears a
mask Of intelligence. l know bust
ness men who look like poets and
poets who look like BUSINESS men.
Men of genius invariably look like
idiots, and if you pick out the man
who looks most eminent in a party
you are sure to find he is a nobody.
/ always distrust men who look mag
nitcent. Nature is stingy creature.
She seldom gives man the double
gift OF being great and looking great,
She took care to lame Byron and de-
form Pope and disfgure Johnson. But
the browning example of her jealou,
parsimony is Shakespeare. l have al
ways been disappointed with Shakes.
peares face. 1t does not live up to
his poetry. 1t is dull, heavy and com.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in London.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-04-20
An Ambassadors Nose.

An ambassador to Russia, formerly
leather merchant in this country,
discovered certain secret processes re-
garding special kind of leather man
ufactured there. He would have been
looked on with suspicion had 1t been
suspected that he could learn any.
thing Of these methods. But during
his sojourn he got near enough to GER,
tain factories to register, through his
sense Of smell, some Impressions with.
which he was able to work out the,
formulas when he returned home.
Atlantic Magazine.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-04-20
NEWS OF MONTANA
Important Happenings Of the
Week Briefly Told.
ATTEMPT At ESCAPE FUTILE.
Prisoner in GIendive Court Forcd to
Hear Verdict,

Glendive.-'There was an exciting
scene in district court, when A. w.
Hausemann, 81 years old, on trial for
alleged assault on 14-year-old girl,
attempted to escape from the court
room. The case represented one Of
the quickest criminal prosecutions in
the history of Montana since yigilante
days.
Within an hour from the time the
state began it's case Hausemann had
been tried, found guilty by jury and
sentenced to twenty-five years at hard
labor in the Deer Lodge penitentiary.
incidentally State Humane Officer ].
NJ. Kennedy, one of Butte's most prom
lnent politicians, figured in heroic
tight.
Just before the jury rendered its YER
dict Hausemann made an excuse Of
wanting to speak to the girl, disre-
garded the jailor's command to keep
his seat, wiggled out of his coat when
the officer seized him, and was max
Ing bee line for the door. Humane
Officer Kennedy sat just outside the
court railing. He grabbed Hausemann
just as the man reached the swinging
gate, hurled him back into the arms
Of the law and the prisoner was
brought up against convenient wall
with resounding whack.
Almost before he recovered his
breath Hausemann heard the verdict
Of guilty.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-04-20
Vegetable Fancy Work.

Little Mrs. Bride had almost every
thing to learn about housekeeping, but
she was so enthusiastic in her interest
that every one was glad to help her.
Il have some particularly fine as
paragus," the marketman told her one
day, and he displayed bunch for he,
admiration. picked not three hours
ago." he added.
Mrs. Bride looked at 1t with unat
fected amazement.
Does 1t grow like that" she asked
Il always supposed the cook braided
the ends of it."-Youths COMPANION
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-04-20
PRISONERS DASH TO LIBERTY.
Burglars Pry Bars Loose in GIendive
JaiI-StiII at Larue,

JaiI-StiII at Large.
Glendive-Justice failed fulf1llment
when Charles Reinhard and Charles
Fleming, self-confessed burglars, ef-
fected comparatively easy escape
from the Glendive Jail. The two men
had been arrested for burglary effect.
ed near the city limits in broad day.
light. They were arrested at Yates
on the Montana-North Dakota line,
where they attempted to dispose Of
some of the stolen property.
They made their escape about mid
night, shortly after the jailer had
looked in upon them and found they
were cheerfully playing cards. With
a hasp, torn from a cell door, they
pried the bars off window and were
assisted in making their egress by
confederate on the outside. All the
men We're seen running toward the
river. Officers gave chase but with
out avail.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-04-20
KILLS LIFELONG FRIEND.
Montana Man Said to Have Shot Boon
COMPANION.

LIVINGSTONE. w. Smith, known as
Specimen Smith," shot and killed
Andrews Mccain, farmer, after the
two had spent half of the night cele.
brating Smiths 74th birthday in the
Smith cabin, near Gardner. The two
men had been drinking. Smith al.
leges that McCuin, who was ~, beat
him with cane and threatened to kill
him. The men had been friends for
years and each year celebrated Smiths
birthday together.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-04-20
TWO.CENT FARE MAY STAND,
Railway Official Expresses Doubt Of
Return to Old Three-Cent Rate.

St. Paul, April 15.-The railroads
will not change their rates to conform
to the Sanborn decision, according to
J. H. Foster, superintendent of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee and st. Paul road.
The roads, Mr.. Foster says are fight.
ing for principle, and the matter of
Il scent or 2-cent fare Is of compare
lively small Importance compared with
the issues involved in that principle.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-04-20
RIVER SERVICE RESTORED.
Line of Boats Will Operate Between
Bismarck and Fort Benton.

Great Falls.-A river packet com.
pany, with headquarters at Bismarck,
will start regular steamboat service on
the upper Missouri between Fort Ben.
ton and Bismarck. Before the day of
railroads there was much traffic up the
Missouri to Fort Benton from st. Louis
and other down-river points, but for
the last twenty years there has been
none
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-04-20
Former Jurist Dead.

Butte.-Hiram Knowles, of Mssoula,
former United States district judge for
Montana, died suddenly or an Oregon
Short Line train Ell route from Ogden
to Butte.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-04-20
Personal

A campaign to make Wisconsin the
next state to adopt woman's suffrage
was begun at a mass meeting in the
Pabst theater, at Milwaukee. Mer
made up only quarter of the audi
ence.
The National Association of Cotton
Manufacturers held notable conven
ton in Boston.
Mrs. Kate FELTON, Elkins is Willing
to lose sum estimated at $1,000,O0C
for the sake of marrying again. Ac.
cording to the terms Of her husbands
will she sacrifices a princely fortune
should she remarry. Her engagement,
to William Delaware Nelson, prom.
inent attorney and society man Of
Philadelphia is announced.
More high life is said to be in store
for Hetty Green. The little fiat in
Hoboken will be closed May / and
Mrs. Green, it Is understood, will re.
side with her son, COL Edward H.
Green, at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel
In New York.
Tom L. Johnson, former mayor O,
Cleveland and known throughout the
nation for his fight for three-cent
street car fares, died at Cleveland OF
cirrhosis of the liver. He had been
i'll for over two years but had been
confined to his bed only since March
Is. Mr.. Johnson was at one time a
multimillionaire.
Helen Gould ate dinner with sew.
eral hundred members of the naval Y,
M. G. A. and shook hands with 1000
members of the crews of the Louisi.
ana and New Hampshire and other
ships in Hampton roads.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-04-20
This world Is but fleeting show,
And yet there's not a man
But wants to see as much of the
Performance as he can.
Truly Wonderful Cat.

Truly Wonderful Cat.
A wonderful cat is that owned by
Mr.. A. j. Gorringe, a tradesman Of
Ditching, England. Mr.. Gorringe has
a bantam which lays her eggs in DIFF
ferent parts of the yard, but his cat
never fails to find them. She takes
the egg between her teeth, places 1t
on the step, and rattles the door han
die with her paws until her mistress
arrives to take in the egg. Not one
Of the eggs has yet been broken.