The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-08-07

pitcher OF the st. Louis Browns, Is
reported violently insane.
District Attorney Rotan OF Philade!-,
pha said that he would investigate
the raising of the price of anthracite
coal by retail dealers.
About 2,4O0 men will be required
for the operation and maintenance OF
the Panama canal.
Two girls Estelle Van Fossen, aged
IL, and Thelma ROUGH aged ID, were
drowned in the reservoir of the Watt
Mining Car company at Barnesvllle, y.
H. Johnson, formerly of ltasca
county, Minnesota, obtained a $l4,ooo
farm after waiting in front OF the
land office at Moose Jaw Sask,, from
May 80 to July 1.
John O'Callaghan, secretary OF the
United Irish League Of America since
it's founding in 1901, died at a hos
pital in Boston after an illness OF two
days. He was 4S years old.
Meat packing establishments under
federal supervision at Chicago, st.
Paul, Milwaukee and Indianapolis are
to be inspected by DR.. M. P. Ravenel
of the. University Of California. >
Formal recommendation to the at
torney general of the appointment OF
Merton L. Corey of Clay Center, to ne
solicitor general of the Treasury de-
partment has been made by Senator
Hitchcock.
Concerted opposition has developed
in congress to Postmaster General
Burleson's order reducing parcel post
rates and increasing the maximum
size of the packages to be handled
in the service.
Governor Sulzer, after characterize
ing the Binghamton, N. Y, fire as a
.terrible catastrophe" declared in
statement that the people OF the state
"wi'l,. hold Mr.. Murphy OF Tammany
hall responsible"
An explosion, believed to have been
caused by a defective gas light plant,
wrecked a grocery store owned by j..
Rosenfield in st. Paul and caused a
panic among patients at st. Luke's
hospital, a short distance away.
Arrangements for the sixth annual
governors conference, which is to
held at Colorado Springs, Colo, for
five days commencing on August 26,
were announced recently by Secretary
Miles C. Roley at Madison, Wis.
True bills charing completely in in
cendiary fires were voted by Chlca'
go grand jury against Joseph Fish,
head of Joseph Fish & Co., public hre
insurance adjusters, and nine others,
two of whom are reported to be wo-
men.
Legislation designed to prevent the
employment of children under IA years
of age in mines and factories and to
prevent the employment of women in
manufacturing establishments for
more than eight hours day was con.
sidered by the house labor committee.
Announcement was made recently
in Kanawha intermediate court that
thirty-nine indictments had been re-
turned by the special grand jury
which has been conducting an investi.
cation into the strike conditions in
the Kanawha county coal fields at
Charleston, w. Va.
Dr. H. F. Asbury member of the
lower branch of the West Virginia
legislature, was found guilty by a
jury at Webster Springs, W. Va, OF
having accepted a bride for his vote
in the recent contest for a United
States senator. Asbury is the third
of seven legislators to be convicted.
The big strike at Paterson, N. j. is
over. All employees who left the mills
twenty-one weeks ago were able to
find work. 1t is estimated the strike
cost the employees S1,500,000 in lost
wages. The manufacturers lost their
spring and summer orders and TWEEN.
ty-one small plants went to the wall.
Pellagara, for which physicians
have found no cure, is spreading be-
ycnd the zone to which it has pre-
viously been confined and is invading
new territory, according to the belief
of the United States bile health
service, based upon statistics of the
disease in Arkansas. Oklahoma and
Texas from 1907 to 1912.
Foreign.
Trustworthy reports of appalling
massacres and devastation by the
Turkish irregular troops come from
districts in Thrace which the Turks
are reoccupying.
The wedding of Prince Arthur OF
Connaught and the duchess of Fife