Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-12


 of the Cuban liberal party agreed on fusion.
 Washington Officials Say there is a vigorous demand for laboring men from all parts of the country
 Baron koraoro Takahira, Japanese ambassador to the United States, left Washington on his return to his own country.
 At Niagara Falls, the delegates to the American Poultry association elected Charles M Bryant. Boston, president.
 The Japanese Government has ac- cepted the Chinese proposal to resume negotiations on all questions in dispute except that of the Antung Mukden railway.
 Only Minor Concessions have been made in the liberal budget in Eng land and the party has resolved to carry the fight into the protectionist strongholds.
 Every Nation Has in It's War Office archives plans for the invasion of ev cry other nation, and Germanys are the most complete, said Acting Chief of Staff Witherspoon.
 Seventy six Motoreyelists Arrived at the Great Southern hotel in Colum- from Cleveland, Ohio. with a perfect score, out of 97 starters.
 Adolph Bertehey, Burglar. was cleo trocuted at Trenton for the murder of a porter at the Lakewood hotel. The first two shocks failed to kill him, so powerful was his physique.
 Mir. Taft on His Visit to Texas may cross the bridge at Fl Paso and call on President Diaz, on Mexican soil, the latter returning ta the visit to Mir. Taft on American ground.
 The Death of Capt. Bill McMshcr, who had saved the lives of seventy i three. as the result of his latest deeds of rescue caused grief in the vicinity of Suicide Pier" NeE York city. Mrs. Cyril G. French, aged 67 years, of Worcester, Mass. died of heart dis ease on a Northern Pacific train on 1 Tuesday, near Kent. Wash, while on the way to Portland. Ore. to visit her son.
 A Fight Over the First Glass of Beer to be drawn from a keg at a party being held by foreigners. in Washing ton. Pa, resulted in one man being shot and instantly killed and two ia tally wounded. All the men were ] miners.
 Mrs. Genevieve Ramsey, aged 2S years. wife of K. l.. Ramsey said to be millionaire coal operator at Will | liamson. w. Va, committed suicide in the parlors of the Keystone inn, at Keystone, W. Va, after a quarrel with her husband.
 A Team Drawing a Truck. on which were twenty men, women and chil- dren, ran away on Greensboro bridge, ! New York city. Six persons hurled to, the roadway were so badly hurt as to need the services of an ambu- ] lance surgeon.
 The Rev. Lusder Beck, head of the Franciscan monastery at Paterson, N J., died at the monastery after a long ! illness. He was well known in Cath olic church circles throughout the country, having held important charges in Louisville, Buffalo, Denver and New York. He was v years old. Halpn Gascone, proprietor or Mul- berry street cafe, New York city, who served 32 months in Sing Sing after his conviction for murder, was shot | down and mortaIy wounded in front of his cafe, last night, by d man whose brother he killed four years ago His assailant gave his name as Arvato l Santaniello.
 The Esperanto Flag Was Raised Tuesday on College hill at Chautau- qua, N. T.. and .the Esperantists ral- l lied around it to hear addresses on the progress of their campaign. J. D. Hailman of Pittsburg, said that the membership of the Esperanto associ- ation of North America had Increased tenfold in the last year. Colonel Pol len of tte British army. president of the British Esperanto association, al- | so spoke.
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