Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-21

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 Hung Lo, Chinese sailor on the British steamship Strathleven, from Taltal, Chilli, attempted suicide on the vessel by swallowing fishhooks and by hanging The craft is unloading nitrate of soda for the Dupont Powder com pany at Wilmington, Del.
 Miss Helen Gould has given $150. 900 to the American college for girls at Constantinople. The college is about to move from Scutari to the Flu ropean side of the Phosphorus. Dr.. Mary Mills Patrick, a native of Cam terbury, N. H., is president
 pr. William II. Tolman. director of the museum of safety and sanitation of New York city, delivered an illus trated lecture in the Chamber of Com merce hall in New Haven recently. Dr. Holman advocates the erection of an institution for the care of injured workmen.
 At the regular monthly meeting of the New Haven Grays the other night Capt. Edward l.. Fox announced hls intention of resigning as captain of the company, the resignation to take effect next month. when he will have completed his IS years of service with the company.
 For the fourth time the Very Rev Lawrence l.. Kearney, O. P, Of Zanes- vile, O., has been elected provincial of the Dominican Order in the United States. The election is held every four years. The provincial chapter met in Washington an Father Kearney was elected unanimously.
 The German stage has lost one of it's brilliant actresses in Wilhelmina Mitterwurzer, who was one of the lights of the Hofburg in Vienna until her death few days ago. Frau Nit terwurzer was born in 1s4S in Prussia and at the age of IA made her first ap- pearance at the Wallner theater.
 Prof. c. K. Leith of the department of geology and mines in the University of Wisconsin, who is at the head of a. pary Investigating rock Formations near Hudson Bay. and supposed to be working in the interest of the Cana dian government in a search for ore, is believed to be lost in the wilds.
 Mrs. Blanche E. Hyde of Newton, Mass, has been elected head of the department of household economies in the new technical high school of New ton. She recently completed a four year course in Teachers college, New York. and since then has been asso- cIated with the vacation schools in Newton.
 Miss Ivy E. Woodward M. D.. has been admitted to full membership in the Royal College of Physicians of London. It Is the first time in it's his tory that this body has conferred the coveted M. R. C. P. upon a woman. al the l.. R. c. P, which latter indicates that the holder has been licensed to practice the medical profession.
 A woman has just been made a judge in Denmark, and the Danish women are boosting that it is the first time in the history of the world that such all nt'iee has been given to a woman. The suffragists of the United States reply by pointing to Mrs. Esther Morris of Wyoming, Mrs. Catherine Waugh McCulloch of Illi- nois and Mrs. Mary Cooper of Kan- sas.
 Mark Twain said at the wedding of his daughter: Rev. Joseph H. Twich- ell of Hartford, the officiating clergy man, is friend of mine of Az years standing. He married this brides nc.her and rle 39 years ago. Mrs. Crane (sister of Mrs. Clemens), who is present now, was present then. Mrs. John B. Stanchfield schoolmate of my wife. is present now. She was present then. This bride is named for her. Mrs. Woods is MT. TtwichelPs daughter. I knew her when she had only one tooth and preferred a nurs- ing bottle to the constitution of the United States. She is a mother in Israel now-but this is merely figura- tive-she really lives in Brooklyn. Mrs. Crane and have been comrades Al