Connecticut western news., 1909-06-24
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GOOQman and bowler ana Acting COOK Daily of the United States army were inOculated at Omaha. Ntb.. with ty- phOid fever serum to test the qualities )f the vaccine. The amount of serum injected into each mans arm contained approximately SO0OOO0CO germs.
 A check for $1OOO was handed to each of 300 employees of the AleXan- der Smith X Sons Carpet company at Workers, x. Y. Cbedient to the will of the late Mrs. Eva Smith Cochran, this fortune. $35O,O0O. was distributed among those who had served in the carpet works for twenty years.
 After a hard contest in the New York preSbytery three graduates of this years class of Union Theological seminary were voted licenses to preach. Licenses were refused the trio last April Gn the ground of insufficient conviction regarding substantial tenets.
 The suit of Mrs. Marguerite Gilbert the palmist, against Mrs. Isabella ". Adams. widow of Al Adams. the pol icy king to recover the face of note for $3O,0O0 was dismissed in New York on the ground the note was payable only after Mrs. Adams death.
 Three new submarine boats of the United States navy were launched at the works of the Fore River Shipbuild- ing company in Quincy, Mass. The boats are the Crawling, the Bonita and the Snapper and will be part of fO- tila of seven submarines.
 On receipt of official information that they were the property of the Nene- zuelan government. orders were issued at Washington releasing the suspected tilibustcring vessels NanticOke and Dis patch, held in Virginian waters.
 r. Augustus Heinze, Arthur T. Heinze and Sanford Robinson were indicted by the federal grand jury iH New York on charge of conspiracy in the removal of the books of the United Copper company.
 A bill prohibiting the tobacco trust to promote the sale of their tobacco and cigars by giving coupons as part consideration on account of the pur- chase was introduced in congress by Representative Stanley.
 Colonel James Striclsling of Rose 1 ton when, demanding to see President Taft, he was found to be heavily armed and refused to explain his business.
 Lieutenant Ulysses S. Grant. Sd, was appointed to the post of superintend- ent of the state, war and navy build ing, Washington, in succession to Cap 1 fni i'm hn nf of gineers.
 The wages of 9.20O steel workers in Pittsburg were advanced 10 per cent by two of the independent steel com panies. Improved business conditions was given as the reason for the in- crease
 A platform expressing full confi- dence in President Taft and indorsing the action being taken on the tariff was adopted by the Pennsylvania Re publican convention at Harrisburg, Pa.
 NJ. Robert Guggenheim, the donor of the trophy cup for the New York to Seattle automobile race, was arrested in Seattle Wash, for exceeding the speed limit with his racing car.
 A piece of bone from the leg of a lamb was grafted at the Frances Will lard hospital, Chicago, into the leg of an elevator operator who had suffered a compound fracture.
 Rev pr. Ulysses Grant B. Pierce pastor of All Saints Unitarian church at Washington. the presidents church, was designated as acting chaplain of the senate.
 The log of Paul Jones' first ship, the Ranger. was discovered among relics left by the late Erastus Perry Jewel, Laconia (N. H. lawyer, scholar and collector.
 Mrs. Julia Ward Howe of Bosten the venerable author, poet and reform er. was given the honorary degree of doctor of letters by Brown university.
 Mon Tue. a demented Chinaman, was arrested in the White House grounds, Washington, and sent to the , Government Hospital For the Insane. Zaccheus Daniel of the Princeton ob- servatOry discovered a comet visible in a small telescope whose motion he described as rapidly northerly." Bishop Candler of the Methodist Episcopal church was chosen as the third arbitrator in the Georgia railroad strike controversy.
 , An inheritance tax of $1S3,S44 was . received by Cook county, H., from the $1G,7O3,427 estate left by Nelson Mor- ris, the packer.
 A receiver was appointed for Rufus } K. Mulford, a rich wooden merchant Of New York. to compel him to pay $1,300 alimOny.
 Gold nuggets valued at more than S1.OO00O0 were exhibited in the Alaska . building at the exposition in Seattle. Wash.
 Twelve suspected Black Hand mem- bers were captured in a raid by Post office Inspector Oldfield at Cincinnati. . National state and municipal medals were presented to the Wright brothers in n