The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-01-25


of Governor Eugene N. Foss Of Massa-
chusetts because he sent the militia
to Lawrence, the Boston authorities
have surrounded the chief executive
with detectives, while policemen pa
troll the corridors of the state capitol
and watch the governors residence
at Jamaica Plain.
The seven-story warehouse Of the
Terminal Storage company, occupying
a full city square near the North river
water front, between Twenty-seventt
and Twenty-eighth streets, New York
and containing merchandise valued al
more than $10,o00.000, was swept By
fire. Loss was estimated at $1,250.000
Five hundred men and women.
insane and tubercular patients of the
Dunning Ill.) institute for the in.
sane, were driven screaming from
their rooms when the intirmary build.
ing was destroyed by fire. It is be-
lieved that the fire was caused by one
Of the inmates of the institution. All
Of the patients were rescued.
Former Senator Albert ]. Beverage
of Indiana in an address on child Ia
Dor at meeting in New York. said
the growth of Socialism might be
traced in part to the Socialists de-
mand that child labor be done away
with. "a question:" he added. Ito
which the older parties have given
little attention"
One of the greatest ovations that
has ever been accorded man of the
Catholic church in the United States
signalized the return at New York of
Cardinal John Murphy Farley. coming
back from Rome, where he had been
elevated from archbishop of New
York to the highest honor within the
gift of the Catholic church, excepting
that of the holy father.
A. G. Boyce, father of the man who
was recently arrested in Winnipeg,
Man., charged with abducting Mrs.
J. B. Snead from hospital in Fort
Worth. Tex, was shot and killed at
Fort Worth by ]. B. Snead, a bank
er of Amarillo, Tex, husband of the
woman with whom young Boyce is
said to have eloped.
Foreign
The Hall liner Winslow Hall was
wrecked on the Buchan Rocks on the
coast of Aberdeenshire, carrying So
OF her crew of 81 with her. The ma
jority of the crew were Lascars. A
strong gale blew the vessel on to
some submerged rocks.
While Premier Yuan Shi Kai was
attending the memorial rites in Picking
for the captain of his escort, who
was killed when bomb was thrown
at the premier's carriage, the three
men arrested in connection with the
outrage were executed by strangling.
Many were killed in the streets of
Asuncion, the capital of Paraguay,
in fights between adherents of Presi.
dent Liberato Rojas and revolution.
lists. All attempts by the govern.
ment troops to rescue President
Rojas. who is prisoner in the hands
of the insurgents, have proved unsuc-
cessful.
An apparently we'll grounded re-
port is in circulation at The Hague
that Queen Wilhelmina, who was said
to be expecting an interesting family
event, has suffered an illness which
dissipates immediate hope for the
birth of an heir to the throne.
Henry Labouchere, the editor II
the London Truth, died at his villa
at Florence. Italy.
A series of fires swept the south.
ern half of Osaka. Japan, and when
the flames had been subdued 5,268
buildings had been destroyed and 3d.
600 persons rendered homeless.
Personal
The Mississippi legislature named
James K. Vardaman to succeed United
States Senator Leroy Percy, whose
term expires in March. 1918.
Ralph Pulitzer, Oldest son of the late
Joseph Pulitzer, has become an execu.
tor for life of the estate left by his ia.
Their and also trustee of the Pulitzer
newspaper properties.
The will of the late Richard r,
Crane of Chicago, filed for probate,
provides $1.OOO.o00 for pension and
disabilit, fund for employees of the
Crane company A mll!!on is to be