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Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12
John Mitchell Coming.

The Carpenters union initiated two new members Monday evening at its meeting In Carpenters' hall. A report from the Central Labor union dele gates was received of the unions plan to have John Mitchell, national vice president here, and was approved. The carpenters voted to cooperate with Central Labor union In this plan. No date has yet beeHSset for Mir Mitch els coming but negotiations will be taken to get him here as soon as possible. The local men have yet nc idea when that may be-
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12
Net a Candidate for Reelection This

Providence R. l., Oct. 1i.-Owing to i'll health, Lieutenant Governor Arthur W. Dennis will not be a candidate for reelection this fall It was announc- ed today that he will be succeeded on khe republican ticket by Colonel Zenas W. Bliss of Cranston, party leader The remainder of the ticket will proba- tly be as follows. For governor, Aram J. Pothier. Woonsoclet; secretary of etate, J. Fred Parker, Providence; gen. eral treasurer, Walter A. Read, Col cester; attorney general, William B. Greenough, Providence.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12
Many Have Missed Trains.

In the past week there. have been many who have missed trains on both roads because of changes In the leav- ing time here. On the Central Yer mont the 5.3e a. m. train leaves at 515, and the 1925 a. m. train goes at 1910. On the New Haven road the boat train goes north at six o'clock instead of eos, swhle the 9.34 a. m. northbound goes at 9.25. The evening train which used to get here at 8.4S, gets here now at 9.03.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12
PIE FAMINE IN NEW YORK. Bakers' Strike Has Stopped Product
 of 12S,00o Per Day.

New York, Oct. 11.-New York faced a pie famine today as the nesult of the strike of the employees of several big pie bakeries. These establish Inents turn out about 125,00O pies a day. While the small bakeries, which do retail trade, are still running, the result of the strike is severely felt by hotels and restaurants, which buy their pies in large lots. The strik- ing pie makers want their wages rais- ed from s15 to SIS a. week.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12
Yale Class Day Committee.

New Haven, Oct. 1.-The senior academic class of Yale tonight elect ed Carl Lohmann of Akron, Ohio, as clas sorator. and A. E. Baker of Bridgeport. Conn, as poet. Among the members of the class day commit tee is Robert A. Taft, son of Presi- dent Taft The other members of the class committee are c. D. Armstrong of Pittsburg, R. M. Austin, Highgate Center Vt; c. c. Jewett, Buffalo, N. '. and l.. c. Hall. RidgeWay, Pa.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12
Key West a 7
 MassofWreCkage
PROPERTY DAMAGE ESTIMATED
 AT s2ooo,ooo.
MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED
Guards PatroIIine the city-chsos Relens on livery Hand-Hurry Call for U. s. Troops as Patrols.

Key West, Fla, Oct. 11.-As a result Of the hurricane which struck the southern coast of Florida this morn ing, Key West tonight is a mass of wrecxage and the damage to property Is estimated at s2,o0O,OOO
 City Under Martial Law.
 Martial law was proclaimed by the mayor at o'clock and the Key West guards are patrolling the city.
 The United States government has been asked to despatch troops here wfthotu delay to assist in patrolling the storm swept area.
 Hundreds of Homes Wrecked.
 Chaos reigns on every hand and few people remain in their homes, hum dreds of which either have been total ly wrecked or damaged. It is impossi- ble at this hour to say whether there has been loss of life.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12
Fined for Speeding.

In the city court on Monday morn ing c. R. Hendrix was presented, charged with speeding his automobile on the West Side Sunday. Several Testified against him. He declared that he was going fast, but didn't think he was exceeding the speed linn it. although his machine, because of its power, makes much noice. He was found guilty and fined s25 and costs, which he paid.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12
WILBUR wRIeHrs NEW RECORD
Makes Smallest Circle Yet Made in
 Air by Flying Machine.

College Park, Md. Oct. 11.-In an early morning experimental flight to- day Wilbur Wright established new record for making circle. The avi- ator. who Is instructing the army of hcers, made the complete turn in r 3-5 seconds. It is estimated that this was at an average speed Of 35 miles an hour. The diameter of the circle was approximately 250 feet.
 While the Wrights have made sharper turns. the circle made by Will bur Wright this morning was proba- bly the smallest circle that has eyer been made in the air by a flying ma chine.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12
FouR-iNcH GUN EXPLODED
At Fort Riley Military Reservation
 During Military Tests.

Junction City. Kas., Oct. 1.-Two men were killed and six were Injured on the Fort Riley military reservation today by the explosion of four-ineh gun during military tests. Sergeant Smith and Private Daniels of Battery A, Sixth field Artillery. were killed. Lieut. R. NJ. Pennel of the Sixth ar- tfliery was perhaps fatally hurt. Five prfyates were slightly injured. The ex- plQsion, 1t Is said, was due to a defect tn et1te gun.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12
SUICIDE OF FORMER RABBI.
A Hopeless Cripple, He Strangled
 Himself in Montefiore House.

New York, Oct. 11.-George Berg mann committed suicide today by strangling with a bed sheet in the Montefiore home for chronic invalids here. He left letters to relatives, say ing he was a hopeless cripple from paralysis and preferred death.
 Later information as to Bergman described him as a former rabbi, who had abandoned the ministry to go into business as a tailor.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12
STEAMERS CAUGHT IN
 ICE IN PANAMA RIVER.
Navigation Suddenly Closed by Unex- pected Freeze of Great Severity.

Fairbanks, Alaska Oct 11.-Naviga- ton of the Panama river was closed yesterday. The unexepected freeze caught a number of steamers and will hold them prisoner until spring. Two steamers crowded with stampeders for the New Iditarod district are frozen fast
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12
THREE cHlNAMEN DIED
 IN THE ELECTRIC CHAIR.
Eleetroeuted at Massachusetts State
 Prison This Morning.

Boston. Oct. 12.-Three chlnamen. Min Sing. Leong Gong and Hom woon. were electrocuted at the state prison in Charlestown this morning for the murder of four of their coun- trymen in tong" war in Chinatown on the night of Aug. 2. 1907.
 All three were resigned to their fate and walked to the death room without objection.
 A day or two ago the condemned men were received into the Roman Catholic faith and Rev. Father A. ID. Malley accompanied each of them 10 the electric chair.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12
ONE SESSION IN THE
 CITY SCHOOLS TO-DAY.
New Holiday Will Be Noticed by the
 School Districts for First Time.

School will hold but one session in the West Chelsea and Central districts today, owing to the new holiday, Co., lumbus day. This has been decided by the boards of education, and the children are therefore given an extra half holiday. In some districts school will be held as usual but there will be special exercises in commemoration of the day.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12

Paris, Oct 11.-A despatch received here from Barcelona states positively that Prof. Francesca Ferrer, the all legged principal instigator of the re- cent revolutionary outbreak, and who has been on trial by courtmartial since Friday, was removed today to the for tress of Montjuich. This is taken here to mean that Ferrer has been con- demned, though the rigid censorship maintained at Barcelona has prevent ed definite intelligence reaching the outside world
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12
Domestic Bound Over on Arson Charge

New Haven. Oct. 11.-Mary E. Row ley, formerly a maid in the family of C.. Berry Peets. was bound over to the criminal term of the superior court today, under $1,0O0 on two charges of arson. She was charged with at tempting to burn the Peet home and barn in the rear of the house, last August
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12
Dominican Provincial Reelected.

Washington. Oct. 1.-The Very Rev. Lawrence L. Kearney, O.P., of Zanes- vile, O., was elected yesterday for the fourth time provincial of the Dom- inican order in the United States. No other priest was ever elected to the office a second tirne
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12

Berlin, Oct. 1.-The engagement of Grand Duke William of Saxe- Weimar- Eisenach and Princess Carola, daugE- ter of Prince Frederick of Saxe Mein- ingen, was suggested, it is now un- derstood, by the German emperor and empress during the summer visit of the grand duke at Wilhelmshohe.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12

Bremen, Oct. 1.-The pattleship Westfalen, launched in 1908, the first vessel of the super er-Dreadnought type. built for the German navy, in a trial trip today exceeded her contract re- quirements, developing a speed of 20 knots, while her engines indicated 24,- 000 horsepower Her contract calls for a speed of 19 knots with 10000 horsepower
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12
New HaVen's Tax Rate for Coming
 Year 17 1-2 Mills.

New Haven, Oct. 11.9The commit tee on finance of the board of alder men submitted to that board tonight the estimate of the tax rate for the coming year in the city. The esti mate shows an increase from 14 3-4 mills to r 1-2.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12
Commissions of Census Supervisors
 Signed.

Washington. Oct. 1.-The commits sions of .16 additional supervisors of the nextscensus have been signed by President Taft and forwarded by Di- rector of the Census Durand to the appointees. They include George H. Webb Providence, for the state Of Rhode Island
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12

'. kea~-~. o-iI-~ar E~-;--~- of Chicago was killed by an aufo ir which he was riding dashing into [ tree.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12
Bank Shortage of s2fo, GOO.

Milwaukee, Wis. Oct. IA special to The Sentinel from Mineral Point, Wis, says that the First National bank of Mineral Point has discovered shortage of S21O.0e0 due to alleged forgeries of notes.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12
Steamship Arrivals.

At London: Oct. Il, Minnewaska, from New York.
 At Bremen: Oct 10, Friedrich der Crosse, from New York f At Glasgow: Oct. II, colulnbis, from New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12

The Russian Ministry of Railroads budget calls for s31, 100000 for new construction in 1910.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12
Death of Gen. Amos s. lkimbalI, U,s.A.

Washington, Oct. Brlgadier- Gen. Amos s. Kimball, U. S. A.. re- tired, who saw forty years service irI the army and was retired at his own request in 1902, died al. flis. home here ; yesterday at the. age of s9 He will be buried with military honors in Ar lirgfcn cemetery,
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12

Isaac Hamilton Was Elected gPrssi- dent of the American Life Insurance convention.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12
Rhode Island Socialist Labor Nominee
 for Governor

Providence. R. l., Oct. 1.-The so- cialet labor party has nominated Richard Holland of Providence for gov ernor of Rhode Island. The party s list Of nominees, for state offices was filed with the secretary of state to-
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12
Gabled Paragraphs

Guayaquil. Ecuador Oct. IA se- we're shock of earthquake was felt here this morning. A great panic was cre- ated among the population. Thus far no casualties are reported.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12

James BoIen of Backwelrs Island dropped dead after voting 8 ballot numbered 23. f
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12

New England and Southern Cotton manufacturers, claiming that the price of cotton is too high. are discussing the curtailment of production by a par tial shutdown.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12

Wilbur Wright Established a New worlds record for speed in an aero- plane at College park.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12

Commissioner of Internal Revenue Cabell has gone to Dublin. N. H., to confer with Secretary Macveagh con cerning the working out of the details of execution of the corporation tax law.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12

General D'Amade of the French army has been retired for publicly saying the time had arrived for France to call a halt on Spain's penetration of Mo rocco.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12

made to have the prisoner again ad mitted to bail.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12

An International Commission was named to bring about uniformity or the pharmacopoeias of the world.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12

Friends of Floyd Gotham were led tc his corpse in a woods near Marshall Mich., by Gotham's dog.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12
Condensed TelegralaS

Rear Admiral SchIey celebrated the roth anniversary of his birth.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12

The Czar's Visit to Italy has beer abandoned because of the illness of tho czarina. due to worry and nervous ex, citement
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12

-hSaF ftoniiTdi 0CUlcv ccleDfdleQ Ine roth anniversary of his birth.
 Mrs. Ruth Brysn-Leavitt denies the story that she will be a candidate for congress.
 Isaac Hamilton Was Elected gPrssi- dent of the American Life Insurance convention.
 James BoIen Of BIaekwelrs Island dropped dead after voting a ballot numbered 23. .f
 The Russian Ministry of Railroads budget calls for 1,1O0,000 for new construction in 1910.
 Wilbur Wright Established New worlds record for speed in an aero- plane at College park.
 District Attorne" Jerome has closed. his political headquarters and is about to start on a vacation.
 Friends of Floyd Gotham were led to his corpse in a woods near Marshall, Mich., by Gotham's dog.
 Peary Sent CabIegram to Roosevelt notifying the former president that he had found the north pole. g
 An International Commission was named to bring about uniformity on the pharmacopoeias of the world.
 It is Reported That Over 2y0o0 people were drowned along the coast of Yuca- tan, Mexico, in a recent hurricane.
 Edgar w. Mix, Winner of the inter national race for the Bennett cup, was given cordial reception in Paris. of Chicago, was killed by an auto in which he was riding dashing into a tree.
 The Czar's Visit to Italy has been abandoned because of the illness of the czarina. due to worry and nervous ex- citement.
 Sixteen New York Christian seien- tists who were followers of Mrs. Au- gusta c. Stetson, have been "admon- ished" by the mother church.
 General D'Amade of the French army has been retired for publicly saying the time had arrived for France to call a halt on Spains penetration of Mo rocco. %
 New England and Southern Cotton manufacturers. claiming that the price of cotton is too high. are discussing the curtailment of production by a par tial shutdown.
 Commissioner of Internal Revenue Cabell has gone to Dublin, N. H., to confer with Secretary MacVeagh con . cerning the working out of the details of execution of the corporation tax law
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12

It is Reported That Over 2,0o0 people were drowned along the coast of Yuca- tan. Mexico, in a recent hurricane.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12

Peary Sent CabIegram to Roosevelt notifying the former president that he had found the north pole
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12

District Attorne" Jerome has closed his political headquarters and is about to start on a vacation.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12

national race for the Bennett cup, was given cordial reception in Paris.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-12

Sixteen New York Christian Scien tists who were followers of Mrs. Au- gusta c. Stetson, have been "admon- ished" by the mother church.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-12
Personal Mention

Dr. and Mrs. Baum and child re turned to the city yesterday morning. Mrs Baum has been visiting friends fin the east, and was met at Fl Paso by Dr. Baum on her return.
 Mrs. John Eiung will leave for Kan sas City today.
 Deputy Sheriff Will White has re- turned from a trip to Tucson and the Mammoth district.
 Supervisor George J. McCabe and Queen Hotel. With them are Mir. and Mrs. Cotton Reed, of New York, who are their guests. Mir. Reed Is a brother of Mrs. McCabe.
 Master Frank Johnson went to Douglas yesterday to spend two weeks.
 Burt Hurst has gone to the coast. He will engage in business at Los An geles.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. NJ. Cox, of Don Luis. left last evening for French Lick Springs. Indiana.
 James Allison and family have re. turned from the coast.
 Dr. Shine IS expected to return to day from 3 short vacation trip.
 Carl Clausen went to Cananea yes terday on business trip.
 Leonard Loehr will leave for Syl yanite tomorrow.
 Miss Rose Schowalter will leave for Kansas City today. R. J. Clark. of the Bisbee Coalition company, left last evening for Chica go.
 Miss Coombs. of the c. & A. cleri cal force has returned from vaca tion trip. MT. and Mrs. Sid Fontain returned from Long Beach yesterday morning Mir. and Mrs. s. F. Hanscom. oi Warren. are visiting friends in Doug las.
 Mrs. J. E. Olson and Miss Lizzie Rooney. of Warren. have returned from Los Angeles. Sterling s. Smith. of Warren. is ir Los Angeles on a vacation.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-12
CAMERA IN A BABY CARRIAGE
Ingenious Way In Which Profsssien ai Woman Photographer Carries
 Her Big Outiit.

Necessity as the mother of fnven uon brought forth an interesting o1 spring which saw a few days ago. said the professional commercial pho tographer. "One member of my corps of assistants is a woman, and she does excellent work. None of my men car do better. It is hard for her, however to carry the large cameras, glass plates and other supplies she needs but she never complains, and have often wondered how she could meet the situation as well as she does. Re gently I learned. l met her accident ally when she was out on hard trip ard she had all her supplies in ba by carriage, which she was trundlfns lightly before her, in the most ma, ternal way. She laughed when l probably would not have thought oi such a method. or, If he had thought of it. he would have been shame-faced about using 1t. She said it was much easier than packing her supplies. The baby carriage was of the cheap. fold ing variety, extremely light and com pact, but it held a complete outfit
 ''Of course. l always include my carrying case and strong leather strap she told me, 50 that if find a place where 1 cannot trundle the carriage can strap the whole outfit. including the folded wagon, and pack 1t On the street cars I have to do that, but you see can fold the cart instantly, with the outfit inside, snap on the strap and board the car. Yes, l think it is good invention, and it looks so feminine"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-12
THOUGHT HIS TIME HAD COME
Fervent Prayer That Went Up From Man at Bottom of Well, at Mercy
 of Wicked Wao.

An old man in Georgia named Jack Baldwin, having lost his hat in an oid dry well one day, hitched rope to stump and let himself down. A.wicked wag named Neal came along just then and. quietly detaching bell rom Baldwin's old blind horse, approached the well, bell in hand, and began to ting-aling.
 Jack thought the old horse was com ing and said, Hang the old blind horse, He's coming this way, sure. and he ain't got no more sense than to fall in on me. Whoa. Bali!'
 The sound came closer.
 Great Jerusalem! The old blind fool will be right on top of me in a mint, Whoa. Ball! Whoa, haw, Ball!"
 Neal kicked a little dirt on Jacks head, and Jack began to pray:
 "Oh. Lord, have mercy on-Whoa,- Ball,-a poor sinner-Fm gone now! Whoa. Ball. Our Father who are in. whoa, Ball--hallowed be Thy-gee! whatll I do.-name. Now I lay me down to sl-gee, Ball!" Just then in fell more dirt. "Oh. Lord. if you ever intend to do anything for me-back, Ball! Whoa, Thy kingdom come gee, Ball, Oh, Lord, you know I was baptized in Smiths milldam-whoa, Ball. Ho up, Murderi Whoa!" Neal could hold in no longer and l shouted a laugh which might have been heard two miles, which was about as far as Jack chased him when | he got out. ...
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-12
CURIOUS NEEDLES IN EUROPE.
is Covered with Beautiful Engraving.

Many years back the then king of Prussia visited needle manufactory in his kingdom. He was shown a num- which together did not weigh half an ounce. and marveled how such minute objects could be pierced with an eye. But he was shown something even finer. The workman whose business 1t was to bore the eye in the needles asked for hair from the monarch's head It was readily given. and with a smile the borer placed 1t under his machine and made an eye in it. This he furnished with a thread. and then handed the singular needle to the A,- tonished king.
 Another most curious needl, vas in the possession of Queen victt ria. It was made at the celebrated needle mandatory at Reeditch, and repre- sents the column of Trajan in mini ature. This well-known Roman column Is adorned with numerous scenes In sculpture which immortalize Trajan's heroic actions in war. and on this diminutive needle. which was present ed to the queen on her visit to the famous manufactory in December, 1884, scenes in her life are presented in relief, but SO small that it requires . powerful magnifying glass to see them clearly.
 The Victoria needle can. more. over, be opened, and contains mum
 Der of needles of smaller size. which are also adorned with scenes in re lief.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-12
OVERLOOK LIKES TITLE.

Douglas yesterday. tending to busi- ness and greeting and talking over matters with his friends In this city. He was the same genial Charlie Oye.- lock and made no objection when ad- dressed as MT. Marshal, even if the appointment has not been received. NIT. Overlook has the assurance of the United States Marshalship and is confident of the appointment. He said yesterday he was more sensible of the honor done to Cochise county than to that paid him by the coming appointment.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-12
Our Real Leisure Class.

Does any one think longingly of our harried and driven rich as the leisure class?" Far from it are they. Dashing hither and yon from dawn to dawn every day in the year, at the call of emulation, none has less leis- ure than they. To see the real leis- ure classes of America visit Central park. There, on the benches and on the grass. you will see them-nurse- maids. sitting perfectly idle for hours while baby sleeps in his cab or frol- ics or the grass; grandma or grand pa keeping idle guard over the third, or even the fourth generation. and a miscellaneous collection of buns. stretched out wherever they can be most comfortable and caring not whit that the world moves so long as they do not have to. They under stand the real thing in leisure.-New York Press.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-12
strena,h of earIy ImpressIons.

Grown people have in general very inadequate idea of the suscepti- bili:y of little children. AS a little tree Is easily warped from its true shape, so is the heart and the mind of little child.
 Said Froebel: If pierce the young leaf of the shoot of a plant with the finest needle. the prick forms knot which grows with the leaf, becomes harder and harder, and prevents it from obtaining its perfectly complete form. Something similar takes place after wounds which touch the tender germ of the human soul. It would have been far different with humanity if every individual in it had been pro tected at that tender age"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-12
This Will Interest Mothers

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children. a certain relief for Fever ishness, Headache, Bad Stomach. Teetbfng Disorders, move and regu- late the Bowels ard destroy Worms. They break up Colds in 24 hourh They gre 70 pleasant to the taste and harmless as milk. Children like them. Over 10000 testimonials of cures. They never fail. Sold by all drug efsts, 25c. Ask today. Don't accept any substitute.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-12
The Fox Who Had Lost Hi. Tail.

A fox caught in trap escaped with the loss of his brush. Thereafter feel ing his life burden through the ridi- cule to which he was exposed, be schemed to bring all other foxes into like condition with himself, that in the common loss he might better con ceal his own deprivations. lie as- sembied a good many foxes and pub iicly advised them to cut off their tails, saying they would not ong look much better without them, but would get rid of the weight of the brush. which was Q ve.y great inconvenience. But one of them interrupting him said: If you had not yourself lost your tail. my friend, you would not thus counsel us"-Aesop's Fables.