The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-10-26

battle and forced the ltallanS W IT,
treat hurriedly, leaving 100 dead on
the field.
Domestic
Mrs. Andrew ]. Miller, wife of form
er States Attorney Miller of Cham
paign Qll.) county, put to rout and Sc
verely dashed with a big whip several
of party of sophomore students from
the University of Illinois, as they
sought to break into the Miller house
at Champaign, with the object OF haz'
ing certain freshmen who boarded
there.
Woman's suffrage was Endorsed by
the Illinois State Federation OF Labor
at it's session in Springfield.
That Charles Marzyck, the ex-con-
vict, sought by the Ellsworth (Kan.)
authorities in connection with the
murders of the five members OF the
William Snowman family here, had
been in Colorado Springs where the
six members of the Wayne and Burn
ham families were slain, and was ac-
quainted in Monmouth, ILL.,, where
three persons were murdered recent
Iy, was the startling statement made
to the authorities by Mrs. Minnie Vo-
pat, Marzyek's divorced wife.
President Taft's notable Swing
around the circle" will not end In
Washington November I, as first con-
templated, but will be extended until
November Is or Is. The president
will travel 5000 or 1000 miles more
than at first intended bringing the to-
tai mileage of his tour up to between
$4,000 and $1,000 miles and breaking
all known records OF presidential
travel.
Hearsay statements that Edward
Hines, the Chicago lumberman, helped
10 elect United States Senator Stephen
son and that Hines and Stephenson
each contributed $4,000 to a pot OF
$4,000 to secure the absence OF
three Democratic members from the
Wisconsin legislature on March 4,
1909, SO that Senator Stephenson might
be elected, formed the basis of testi-
mony given by Thomas Morris, lieu
tenant governor of Wisconsin,, before
the senatorial investigating committee
at Milwaukee.
John Hays Hammond, in an address
before the Massachusetts real estate
exchange at Boston, argued that
trained business men, rather than lit
eratuers, be appointed to diplomatic
service, declaring business experience
necessary to intelligent handling of
consular affairs.
Pledges never to smoke cigarettes
have been signed by $4,000 boys in the
Boston public schools during the last
year, according to the annual report
of the Massa chusetts Anti-cigarette
league.
Rev. Jacob E. Meeker, pastor of the
Compton Hill Congregational church
at St. Louis, has filed suit against Rev
Merle H. Anderson, retiring pastor of
the Kings Highway Presbyterian
church, for $4,000, charging SANDER.
Governor Joseph W. Folk of Mis-
souri, has announced a currency plan
II opposition to former United States
Senator Aldrichs reserve association
idea, Governor Folk proposes a ma
tional department of finance with a
director named by the president and
also an association of banks empow.
cred to guarantee commercial paper,
but not to issue bank note currency.
Paulus Gardner, seventy.six years
old, was shot and killed in the door
of his grocery at Springfield, Mo. 1t
is believed he was murdered nv
burglars.
Charles II. Law, charged with the
murder of Mrs. Anna Marlowe. was
found guilty of murder in the first de,
gree after jury had deliberated sew.
eral hours at Marinette, Wis. Law
was convicted on circumstantial eyi.
dence.
Secretary of Agriculture James viii.
son braved the accumulated wrath of
prohibition workers and the PRAYERS
OF church people throughout the coun.
try, and delivered a speech of vel.
come at the international brewers
congress at Chicago