The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-10-17

Ray Pfanschmidt was arrested at
Quincy, ILL.,, on charge of murder in
connection with the qladruple killing
F; near here q week ago. The victims OF
the tragedy wese Charles Plan
schmidt, his wife. their daughter,
Blanche Pfanshmidt, aged sixteen,
and Miss Emma Kaempen, aged TWEEN
ty. a school teacher.
Pages from the careers of the Nc
Namaras and Ortie e. McManigal, as
leaders of "the firing squadron of dy-
1samiters,' with conversations in
which they were said to have plotted
to send McManigal 70 Panama to
blow up the locks OF the Panama
canal, were read by District Attorney
Charles w. Miller before the jury at
the trial of the accused dynamite
conspirators" at Indianapolis Edward
Clark of Cincinnati changed his plea
from mot guilty" to guilty
Professor Polacchi and his wife
were killed by electricity in bed at
Chioti, Italy 1t is thought that Sig
nora Polacchi reached out of bed to
turn on the light and caused a contact
OF high and low tension wires.
AS result of an investigation of
the hookworm disease it was an
nounced that 1,750 cases had been dis
covered in Bell county, Kentucky,
alone in the last 20 days.
Two young women employed as
mattresses in a restaurant at 25 Park
row, in New York city, were suffo-
Gated to death in a fire that started on
the fifth floor from a defective flue
and spread rapidly to the other floors.
Two other mattresses are in a serious
condition.
Six persons were injured, two prob
ably fatally, when a street car collid-
ed with a coal wagon at Selby avenue
and Kent street. St. Paul, MINI.
Sporting
Boston Red Sox went into the lead
in the seventh inning of the opening
games with New York in the worlds
series. Boston scored three runs in
hitting rally that resulted in routing
Tesreau, New York's star pitcher.
Crandall took Tesreau's place. The
Red Sox won the game by score of
to 8.
The aviation field with all it's at
tendent dangers was fruitful one
financially to Wilbur Wright, the de-
ceased aviator, according to an &C.
counting filed in the probate court Of
Ohio, which discloses the value of his
estate to be $279,29s. 40. The account
was filed by Orville Wright, brother
and co-worker of the deceased, and
who gets the lions share.
Ralph De Palma, in desperate eff
fort to win the Grand Prix race at
Milwaukee, Wis, was seriously injur-
ed when the Mercedes car he was
driving crashed into Caleb Bragg's
machine, travelling 100 miles an hour,
and overturned. Bragg's car leaped
from the tangle and carried it's driver
to victory.
Personal
Appointment of Miss Bessie Town.
send as city comptroller was an
nounced by the commission of Allan
tic City, N J.
Mrs. J. B. Hartman, head of the
Woman's National Democratic league,
is seriously i'll and may have to un
dergo an operation. Mrs. Hartman
has spinal trouble as result of an
injured last spring.
Frank G. Bostock, the foremost of
animal trainers, died in London. Bos-
took, besides training animals with
great success, managed many animal
shows in various parts of the world.
He had many narrow escapes from
death, once being so badly torn by Ra-
jab, his noted Bengal tiger, that it
was said he could not recover.
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Senator Hepburn of Idaho, who was
taken i'll with heart trouble during the
filibuster in the senate in the closing
hours of the recent session of con-
gress has suffered relapse.
William A. PETER, elected to the
United States senate by the first Pop
ulist legislature of Kansas, died of
apoplexy at Grenola Kan, at the age
of eighty-one years.
Foreign
American marines and sailors as
saulted and captured the insurgent
fortresses of Masaya on Barrancas
and Cayotepe hills, in Nicaragua.
Four marines were killed and several
woundad The federal government |