The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-05-15

w. G. Patterson OF Los An5eles'
Cal, died at Naples.
Two men were burned to death
and three fatally injured in flre
which partly destroyed the Hotley
house, three-story structure, at Os'
wego, New York.
Germany has over 100000 women
employed in other than domestic SER
vice.
The Storthing voted to Captain no
aid Amundsen, diseoverer Of the South
Pole, a life annuity of 5000 kroner
(S1,620).
Contracts have been placed for the
contsrution in Japan yards tor thfee
dreadnoughts. They will be sister
ships to the Fuse, the displacement OF
which is $4,000 tons.
Babies in poor neighborhoods IN
American cities die at the rate OF so
in 1000 under year Of age, and IN
the good residences the rate is l5o IN
1000 or less than one-half as great.
Speaking at luncheon rendered
him recently by the Pittsburgh Cham
Der of Commerce, President Samuel
Rea of the Pennsylvania railroad
forecasted a general increase IN
freight rates.
Joseph F. Costello. Newspaper man,
died at Braintree. Mass In 1899 ne
went to Cuba as correspondent OF the
New York Herald, and later for some
time was Havana representative Oh
the Associated Press.
The Fall River Iron works, at Fall
River, Mass, posted notices stating
that the seven mills of the plant
would be closed for an indefinite Pc
Rod. No reason for the shutdown
was given. The corporation employs
5000 hands.
The Astor house, for years the most
famous hotel in the United States.
and whose guests include the fash]on-
ables, diplomats and statesmen OF
two continents, is to close its doors
ON MAY 20, and will probobly be RACED
to make way for the new Broadway
subway.
News was received in San Francis
co of the wreck and Abandonment OF
the lumber laden schooner Lyman d.
Foster, bound from Bellingham Tor
Lavuka, in the south seas, on Apfll
30. Captain Killman and the crew CT
eleven men We're saved and made
shore at kambara island,
Father Felix Barranda, parish priest
of Guerrero, chihuahua, is to lead q
group of federal troops in the cam
paign against the constiJutionalists CT
Northen Mexico. Like Hidalgo, the
Mexican priest patriot of century
ago, this modern day militant minis
for actual warfare.
Major Wilson McClaughey, for the
last fourteen years warden of the fed
eral prison and one of the best known
criminologists in the United States,
has forwarded his resignation to the
department of Justice In maxine
known this fact, the warden who is
"a years Of age, said he thought he
had been on the job long enough
| William B. Dingwall, an American
Sitizen owner Of a foundry and direc
| tor of the Santa Maria de la PaZ Min
ing company, was killed by the rebels
in their attack on Matehuala, state
of San Luis Potosi. DingWall, who is
said to have been one of the wealth.
est residents of the district, was
! killed when he refused to contribute
to the revolution.
The great strike Of working men il
Belgium, to force the government tt
| grant manhood suffrage, began quietly
and at nightfall it was estimated thai
| 100000 men throughout the country
had quiet work. This number is a.
least 100000 short of the socialis
predictions and the clerical press
calls the movement ."pitiable
fiasco."
Henry Wedland and Alexander
Drummond, young men of Brooklyn
N. Y, captured by r. l. Davissori o
Dayton, O, a Yale senior, at the poin
of a silver pencil, while ransackin:
his room in Vanderbilt hall, on thu
Yale campus, We're in the city cou-
charged with burglary. In the din
light of the room the burglars though
the pencil leyeled at them by Davis
son as he entered was a pistol
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