The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-04-17
INTELLIGENCE HERE GATHERED
COVERS WIDE AREA.
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includes What is Going On at Wash
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the Country.
CONGRESS-.


public. Secretary Bryan conferred
with President Wilson for nearly an
hour at the White house completing
the details.
RECOGNITION of China was discuss
ed at length at a cabinet meeting, but
no decision was reached. 1t is very
probable that the United States will
recognize China as republic "hen
the constituent assembly meets on
April 8.
Recognition of the Chinise republic
and the Philippine question has come
prominently before the cabinet Inc
president and his advisers discussed
the advisabilty of early recognition OF
the Chinese republic, and there is
every likelihood that the United
States will be first of the great pow
ers to take that step.
The money in the treasury is again
being counted, but this time, with the
execution of the cab in the tellers
room, it is being counted by bundles.
Should the piece by piece count be
adopted it is estimated it would take
six months to do the job. With the
induction into the office ct a new
treasurer Of the United States, the
money in the treasury has to be
checked up, and the induction of eX-
Governor Burke of North Dakota, as
treasurer under President Wilson,
has proven no exception to the rule.
GENERAL.
The Elks of Rubuque, Iowa, are
planning a 100000 club house.
According to an official report from
Bulgarian army headquarters, the cap
ture of Adrianople cost the Bulgar-
fans from 10000 to 1900 killed and
wounded, and the servians 1900.
Connecticut woman suffragists lost
their fight for equal suffrage when the
house voted, $50 to "a, to accept the
unfavorable report of the committee
on constitutional amendments.
A military aviator, Serge PhansouX,
was killed at Amiens, France. He
had Just arrived from Rheims and
made an error of judgment in landing.
The machine tilted and the aviator
was thrown out.
The Tennessee senate concurred in
house resolution ratifying the fed
eral constitutional amendment provid-
ing for election of United States SEM
ators by popular vote.
Governor CarranZa, at the head OF
the revolution against the Mexican
government in the north, has declared
himself provisional president, accord
ing to official advices.
Walter H. Page of Garden City, L.
l., editor of the Worlds Work and
member of Doubleday, Page & Co.,
publishers, has accepted President
Wilson's offer to be ambassador to
Great Britain.
Rudolph spreckels of San Francisco
is slated by President Wilson for ap
pointment to foreign diplomatic mis-
sion and is foremost among those in
the presidents consideration for am
bassador to Germany.
The greatest excavation from a sin
gle slide in one day since the com
mencement of the canal operations
was made Friday, when 10,1S4 cubic
yards were removed from the Curichs
With communication being slowl,
restored, rumors are rife of loss O
life but there are only four know
deaths in this city as a result of tn,
food at GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
The department at Washington j
asking for bids for a new postoffic
at Carroll, Iowa.
Two are dead and ten seriously il
1ured as the result of a head-on co
lision between two Burlington passe1
ger trains five miles east of Sheridan
Wyo.
DR.. +. F. Friedman has announce
that, within a few days or a week, a
reputable American physicians wi
be able to secure his turtle bacilla Gu
ture for treatment of tuberculosis
all parts of the country.
Although Fuller A. CathaWay, mi
owner of La Grange, Ga, has bee
selected for commissioner of India
affairs, no official announcement
the appointment is expected for Sc
eral days. Then the names of tt
new commissioner Of the general la.
office and first assistant secretary
the interior will be announced.
Plans are ready for the new bre'
cry at Grand island.
Contract has been let for ne
bank building at York.
Douglas county is to have a ne
County hospital and TIL poor house
to he completely overhauled.
freight train of fifty cars it is ,
ported in Billings, Mont, was wrecks
by a Washout on the Milwaukee roo
between Lombard and Judith Ga
-Four Burlington trains are still til
up there as a result Of the high wat
and ice from the Little Big Horn riv
washing out 1900 feet of track
the Crow agency.