The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-05-22
Miss Frances A. Shaw, for thirty

Miss Frances A. Shaw, for thirty
years a resident of Minneapolis and
widely known as an author, is dead.
The Wisconsin assembly has pass
ed a bill appropriating $4,000 for
Wisconsin's representation at the San
Francisco exposition.
Former Congressman John S. Wise
of Virginia is dead.
The militant suffragettes in r'"S'
land have created reign OF te-- N
with fire and dynamite.
A French aviator Teecently crossed
the English channel from Bremen to
l]eNuon in twenty minutes.
.1ttsburgners have Started nolsa
suppressing crusade chiefly aimed at
yelling hucksters and store "barkers.
Governor Cox of Ohio discussed
with President Wilson recently the
question of preventing floods in the
central states.
John S. Kennedy, warden OF Sing
Sing, demands an investigation OF GER
tain charges which have been made
against him.
The Sultan of Turkey has been re-
fused any special favors in the Amefl-
can courts. He must take same stand
ign as any other lltigant.
The national peace congress adopt
ed a lengthy program. which it de-
manded the French government should
support at The Hague in 1915.
Instead of going to established
towns number of banks in the north
western part of South Dakota, Will De
started on the proposed line OF rail-
road.
A notable record is possessed by
Mrs. Thelia NJ de Beer, OF Victoria.
Ca At the age of seventy eight she
recently became a widow for the
tenth time.
whe native population of Pitcairn
island, famed in history and romance
of the South seas, has been reduced
over 80 per cent by an epidemic OF
measles.
War on the so-called "social clubs
at Cornell, N. Y, as breeding saoo-
bishness among the students, mas
been started among the undersradu-
ateS.
In Charottenburg, Germany, there
is four-story hotel for horses, Which
will accommodate two thousand AMI
mails. A huge elevator conveys them
up and down.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Atwater Moore,
of Hartford, Conn, have just cele-
brated their SEVENTEEN wedding an
niversary. Both are in their ninety
first year.
Max Fried, Butte, Mont. politician
and man of affairs, was found guilty
by jury in the United States court
of having violated the Mann white
slave act.
The insurance of the lives OF child
rem is forbidden in Montreal, on the
ground that many parents neglect
| their sick offspring when they know
they will profit by their death.
The fate of the Titanic was mar
rowly escaped by the steamer, Chill
tern Range, in collision with an ice
berg to the east of the Newfoundland
banks on her voyage to Montreal.
Joseph r. Costello, Newspaper man.
died at Braintree, Mass. In 1899 he
went to Cuba as correspondent OF the
New York Herald, and later for some
time was Havana representative OF
| the Associated Press.
hill IN make If mia Wfu1 for any
employer to in any way attempt to
influence the political activities OF
his employees was introduced in the
house by Representative Pepper OF
| Iowa. The measure would impose a
penalty of $1,000 for violations.
The Portuguese Chamber of Depu
ties has authorized contract be
tween the Portuguese government
and the European and Azores tele-
| graph companies for two cables be
tween the Azores and the United
States and one between the Azores
and England.
The British cruiser Aeolus sailed
from Kingston, Jamaica, Saturday
ostensibly for Balize, British Hondu
ras. The real object of the warship
it is understood, is Puerta Barrios
Guatemala, to enforce a settlement
of the long standing claims of Brit
ish subjects against Guatemala.
First Baseman Woessner of the