The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-12-21

L!euts. j. 8. DOwell, Jr., and A. l..
Bristow, Jr-have been ordered to
Berlin to study German shipbuilding
| methods.
Rev. Charles M. Brewer, formerly a
chaplain in the United States army,
now pastor of Baptist church in Olus-
tee, Okla, was arrested as a result OF
confession of Private Michael Quirk
in duplicating him in a series Of explo-
sions which have baffled military au-
thorities at Fort Riley, Kan, for six
months.
1.-THE laboring man Is the hope of the
country in the fight against the rum
traffic." declared John B. Lennon Of
Illinois, treasurer of the American
Federation Of Labor to the delegates
at the annual convention of the Anti
Saloon League of America at Wash
ington. D. G.
A monument erected to the memory
of the unknown dead Of the Civil war
was unveiled at Newton, Kan. It was
given by the Women's Relief corps
and cost $500.
Five thousand men and women who
had gathered in Carnegie hall in New
York city to hear Joseph H. Choate,
Col. Henry Watterson, Andrew Car
hegie, Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler and
other eminent advocates of universal
peace speak in behalf of the arbitra-
ton treaties with Great Britain and
France joined in riot before the
meeting was half over.
The work of weeks Of court proceed
ure at Kansas City, Mo-, was undone
and the trial of DR.. B. Clark Hyde
brought to standstill when Harry
Waldron, one Of the Jurors, escaped
from his room at the hotel, eluding
two deputy marshals set to guard the
jury and has not been found.
Poising nude on beam across the
Masonic Temple "well' in Chicago.
James F. Greek leaped nineteen sto-
rles to his death. His body was
crushed into an almost shapeless mass
at the impact with the floor of the
rotunda. Before it struck 1t had car
ried to the floor Harry Evans, whose
injuries.
The report of the Ohio fire marshal.
9. ]. Doyle, for November, shows
that twenty-one counties of the state
did not suffer from single fire loss
during the month.
Foreign
| Princess Louise Victoria, sister OF
King George V. of England; her hus-
band, the duke of Fife, and their daugh-
tiers, together with several Ameri-
cans, had thrilling experience when
the steamship Delhi, on which they
We're voyaging to Egypt, struck the
reefs off Cape Spartel, the northwest
extremity of Africa. All the passengers
were rescued.
Lima Cavaliert, the opera singer, has
returned to Robert Winthrop Chan
Ter, her husband, all the property
made over to her prior to their mar
riage in the spring of 1910 and re-
ceived in return lump sum, said to
be $4,000, for annulling their ante
nuptial contract.
Queen Victoria of Spain gave birth
to daughter. This is the fifth child
born to Queen Victoria. King Alton
so and Victoria Ena. princess of Bat
tenberg. were married May 81. 1906.
The Chinese government will make
complete surrender to the rebels in a
conference to be held at Hankow. at
which peace terms will be fixed.
The federal authorities at Washing
ton have received word from reliable
sources that on or about December
Is the revolutionaries will begin a
widespread movement to wrest control
of the Mexican republic from the
hands of President Madero and restore
1t to the friends Of former President
Diaz.
The Nobel peace prize has been
awarded Jointly to Prof. T. NJ. C.
Asser of the Netherlands. founder Of
the Institute Of International Law, and
the Austrian peace advocate, Alfred
Fried Of Vienna, editor of the Jour-
nal Friedenswarte.
Personal
John Hogan, widely known as a vet.
eran theatrical manager, was stricken
with paralysis at Hot Springs. Ark
His condition ia SerinnS