The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-07-17
Domestic.

Forty-four women are applicants
for places as street cleaning inspec-
tors in Philadelphia.
Belgium became the twentieth ma
ton to accept the offer of Secretary
Bryan's peace plan and to ask for the
details.
William Waldorf Aston has just
added the London Morning Post to his
string of newspapers, the Observer
and the Pail Mall Gazette, paying
$1,250,000 for the last venture.
The South Dakota National Guard,
600 strong, will go into camp at Fort
Meade, and 60 through maneuvers
with the Twelfth calvery at the post
for eight days.
At the request of Mrs. E. B. T.
Wadsworth, who died at Beatrice,
Neb., her body was cremated and
sunk in Lake Michigan, mile from
Milwaukee.
twenty-five persons were injured,
four fatally, when two electric inter-
urban trains loaded with pleasure
seekers met in a head-On collision in
Ogden canyon.
Pitcher Rice Williams was sold by
the Great Falls Union association
team to the st. Louis Nationals for
ed price was $4,000.
Express train No. 70, on the New
Haven road, carrying President Will
son to Cronish, N. H., struck and in
stantly killed an unidentified man
near Bridgeport, Conn.
State Senator Smith of West Vir-
ginia was convicted of bribery in con-
nection with accepting $4,000 to vote
for Colonel William Seymour Edwards
as a candidate for the United States
senate
1t is stated that the David Lamar,
who has made such startling disclos-
ures to congress at the senate lobby
Investigations, was formerly a Ne
braska man, known i'll Omaha as Da-
vid Lewis.
Clarence Crosby, IS, of Toledo, O.,
was instantly killed when he fell 500
feet from his balloon while making
an ascension before 5000 people at
the Wood County Sunday School as
sociation's picnic.
H. L. Hass, New York lawyer, re-
ported to the police that Jewels
valued at between $4,000 and $4,000
had been stolen from his summer
home at Long Beach, N. j.. during the
absence of the family
Leo Barrett. son of William Barrett
OF Cambridge, VT, aged Is years has
perfected an invention by which an
engine can take on water without
stopping. 1t has been approved by
the patent Office at Washington.
The special arbitration treaties of
the United States with Japan. Swe-
den and Portugal, which would have
expired by limitation within the next
month, We're extended by protocols
signed by Secretary Bryan, the Jap
anese ambassador aud the Swedish
and Portugal ministers
The acid placed in the center of
golf balls to give them resiliency
which usually explodes when the
balls are cut open by inquisitive per.
sons was swallowed by Frank Wilbur
Perry, a Chicago boy. with fatal re.
suits. The boy died from hemorrhage
of the lungs.
Prof. Rafael Munoz Jiminez, chief
OF the bureau of animal industry of
Uruguay, is in Washington to study
the agricultural activities of the
United States, preliminary to the
establishment of a department of
agriculture by Uruguay
On July 4 fifty years ago the gar-
rison, city and military works of
Vicksburg were surrendered by Gen,
eral John c, Pemberton to General u.
s. Grant. Federal troops marched in.
to the confederate "Gilbralter OF the
West" and the stars and stripes once
more floated over the strongest place
mn the Mississippi river