The Williamson enterprise. [volume] (Williamson, W. Va.) 1907-1911, 1911-03-23
Domestic

Domestic
The movement for Sane Fourth"
has put the largest manufactures OF
fireworks out of bushes. The Pain
Manufacturing company, a $4,000
corporation Of New York. applied to
Supreme Court Justice Guy for leave
to dissolve and assigned this reason as
cause for the proposal.
In the crop growing pennant race
of 1910 iowa wrested from Illinois first
place in the production Of oats, Califor-
mia took from Minnesota the honors
for the production of barley and New
York secured the hay growing title
from Iowa, according to an announce
ment made by the department of ag-
riculture.
At the Carnegie Trust company in
quiry before the grand jury in New
York city 1t was stated that Andrew
Carnegie would lose 100000 by the
forgery of an official In the wrecked
bank
Judge Frank German of the court Of
common pleas at Cincinnati dismissed
the contempt charges against George
B. Cox, banker and political leader. He
declared the utterances by Cox. which
were published after the politicians
indictment for perjury, were "insolent
and false
The state department asked the
Mexican government to release Blatt
and Converse, Americans held pris-
oners at JuareZ, Mexico The gov
eminent of Mexico was informed that
the state departments information
showed that the Americans had been
arrested on American soil.
President Taft's yacht was entered
by thief at Washington and jewelry
belonging to Capt. G. N. Logan was
stolen.
The cover Of the forward turret OF
the battleship Maine was raised in Ha-
vana harbor, 1t weighs 20 tons and
is 81 feet in diameter
As the result of the prank of her
brother, who placed percussion caps
where she could explode them with
her feet on the cellar floor, Mary Fitz-
balm of Greenwich, Conn, may die
from blood poisoning. fragment of
cap entered her ankle
Twelve nurses employed in the King
county hospital, Seattle, went on
strike, leaving ESQ patients to be cared
for by DR.. William P. O'Rourke. super
intendent Of the hospital, and two
nurses who declined to join in the
walkout.
A gale caused the collapse of the
walls of the burned ]. H. Fall build
ing at Nashville, Tenn, burying be-
meath carload of debris insurance
men, contractors and laborers to the
number of 80, and of this number ~
dead were taken out and as many
more injured.
Miss Helen Zander, daughter of a
Kalamazoo (Mich.) resident lies at
her home in serious condition as the
result OF injuries received in being mi
tiated into the Gamma Delta Tau sor-
GRITTY.
Mystery surrounding the burning of
the home of Alfred Feltdrappie in Kill
hngWorth, Conn, and the disannear.
ance OF his wife and three-year-old
daughter has been cleared up by the
nnding Of Mrs. Feltdrappie and her
confession that she killed the child
At Oconto. Wis, the city council. has
passed an ordinance imposing a tax of
six dollars upon all unmarried man he
tween the ages Of twenty one and fiftv
years. The money raised In this man.
ner Is 70 be used for the support az or.
pnans or other needy children
Nine negroes lynched in Tennessee
Just across the Kentucky border ord
three men killed in the moun+atas
near Kings Mountain station nv
striking fremen on the C. N q e.
T. P. railroad, are reports INC.
reached Lexington, KY.
John Prater, negro. has confessed
at Oklahoma City the murder of w
n. Archie. forty-five yearc old. a mas.
ter plumber Of Chicago. He said he
nad shot Archie after holding up the
man Just to kill a white man.. Five
negroes are held.