Connecticut western news., 1909-09-23
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1 or 1OOJ guards or ltaftlofu, Wnlcn has existed since 1775, when one com pany was commanded hy Benedict Arnold, and the governors horse guards are not part of the national guard of Connecticut, and therefore the members cannot be exempted from paying the state military tax.
 The cOnsccration of the Right Rev. 1 George w. Mundclcin. D. D.. as bishop of Loryma and bishop auxiliary of Brooklyn and Long Island in the Ro- man Catholic procathcdral of St. 1 James, Brooklyn. was attended by twelve bishops and many other clergy men of prominence.
 The steamship Carib of the Clyde line, from New York with passengers and freight for Wilmington. N. C., and Georgetown, s. C., was picked up off Cape Hatteras by the Comanche of the same line. The Carib was helpless, her machinery having become disabled.
 Albert T. Patrick. who is serving a life sentence in Sing Sing prison for the murder of William Marsh Rice in New York. filed at Albany, N. Y., no- tice of an appeal from the decision of the appellate division dismissing the writ of habeas corpus granted him.
 The automobile bearing q message from Major General Leonard Wood of the department of the east to Major General John F. Weston, commanding the department of California, arrived in San Francisco after n journey of one month from New York.
 The second strike of workmen em- ploycd at the plant of the Pressed Steel Car company at Schoenville, Pa. was ended by 2,O00 American wOrkmen. who marched to the plant, led by a stalwart laborer carrying the stars and stripes.
 Miss Stella M Talbot. an heiress of Niagara Falls, N. r., an inmate of Il Toronto convent, eluped with Fred Mugele. Jr, and went to Pittsburg, where the couple will live with the groom's father, Il wealthy whisky dis tiller.
 Products of three natiOns-the Unit ed States, Mexico and Canada-were combined in Il gavel presented to G. T Bell president of the American Asso citation of General Passenger and Tick ct Agents, at q convention in Tole do, o.
 ! Mrs. George Bramer of Lawrence Mass, was made heir to $1,000,000 be cause of the kindness of her mother and herself to Robert Benjamin Rib stock of Penzance. England, an inva lid, who has just died at eighty-six.
 A habeas corpus suit was filed in the federal court at Topeka, Kan, on be half of three Ute Indian girls, who allege they were held nine years al Haskell institute, Lawrence, in opposl tion to the wishes of their parents.
 A fund to erect a monument to l.. II Hartman by popular subscription ot railroad employees in the United State, was started at St Joseph, Mo, by John s. Crance, retired Chicago Burlington and Quincy conductor.
 The Rev. Henry MacIllvray, pastor of the South Side church at Little Falls, N. r.. and spiritual adviser oi Chester Gillette, the murderer oi Grace Brown, was committed to tho State hospital at Utica a lunatic. l bate court made an order awarding tC Mrs. Anna Christina Spreckles, widow of Claus Spreckles, S3,0O0,0O0 us hel share of the sugar kings estate. At the national convention of tho Fratcrnal Order of Eagles at Omaha , Neb., Senator Thomas r. Grady oi New York was unanimously choser grand worthy vice president. Five cadets at the Annapolis Maya , academy were dropped from the roll' by direction of President Taft becaus, of "inaptitudc." demonstrated on tn, practice cruise of the corps.
 A Pullman car was chained to tho track at Mansfield. O., until satisfac tory arrangements were made for tn, settlement of judgment for $21 ob tained in justices court
 | Judgment was entered in favor oi New York state in its efforts to pre- vent the continued pumping of ear bonc acid gas from the springs al Saratoga.
 John H. Osborne, the aged surviv ing founder of Auburn's gigantic har vester plant. welded his housekeeper Miss Charlotte l.. Lister. on his death bed.
 Richard Hooker of Kansas City who was dismissed from West poin recently. was denied admittance to tn, University of Kansas by the registrar ' Judges Cohen. Swearingcn and Car nahan handed down a decision refus ing to appoint Il commission to deter mine if Harry K. Thaw is insane. , Rear Admiral Daniel D. Stuart, wh, = was promoted through the retiremen [ of Rear Admiral Sperry on Sept. 8 was transferred to the retired list D For alleged disparaglng remark n about her Mrs. George Clark horse
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 Bulkley at Lancaster, Cal.
 A suit against the United States fo
 $61 ,2S7, 500 was instituted at Washing .. ton by the Missouri, Kansas and Texa
 Railroad company.
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