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Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03
RIOT BETWEEN UNION
 AND NON UNION WoRKMEN
In a Chicago Woman's Tailoring Es- tabIishment-Three' Persons Injured.

were seriously injured in a riot today between union and non-union work men in the woman's tailoring estab- lishment of William Bain. The in- jured were William Bain,. proprietor q the establishments: Mrs. Jennie Bain. his wife, and Helen Malinosky. non union tailoress.
 The trouble was caused by the hir- ing by Bain of non- union men and women. Men. said to be union sym pathizers, rushed into the place, and attacked the workers. Bain sought to interfere and was struck in inc face with a pair of scissors. Mrs. Bain and Miss Malinosky also were cut about the head. Three men were arrested
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03
carbonic Gas Explosion Shock Made
 Whole Town TrembIe.

Camden, s. c, Dec. 2.-With a shock which made the whole town tremble. tank of carbonic gas ex- ploded in the Southern Express office here tonight. wrecking the office build. ing, and causing a fire which swept half a block of Camden's finest busi- ness section. with loss of over $100- GOO. One negro man is reported to have been killed. two prominent cit izens injured and five others more or less hurt
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03

Paris, Dec 2.-The French batt1e- ship lena, upon which an explosion occurred in 1907, sank today while being lowed into port. At the time of the explosion in her magazine some eighty of the Iena's crew were killed while hundreds of others were in- jured. Recently the vessel had been used as a target for gunnery prac- tice by vessels of the fleet. The fire of the latter was effective and today the damaged craft suddenly capsized and sank beneath the waters.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03
w. J. Corners Sends an UItimatum to
 Tammany Leader.

New York, Dec 2.-"Fm going to hang on .asuchairman of the state com mittee until next June," said William J. Corners. tonight. "and then I'm go- ing to be reelected. If Murphy wants to help re-elect me, why I'll be glad to have him. If he wants to fight, why I've got him licked to a frazzle."
 MT. Corners sent his ultimatum to. Leader Murphy of Tammany Hall through Lewis Nixon, who called on him at his hotel here tonight.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03
schooIboy. Stricken Blind in Football
 Tackle.

Asbury Park. N. J., Dec 2.-Harold Yetman, Is year old schoolboy, was stricken blind today by a hard tackle during a football play. The boy arose from the scrimmage and groped his way unsteadily across the field until his companions realized the gravity of his accident and took him home. The physician who attended him said sight might be restored.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03
PRINCESS wALDEMAR DYING.
Wife of Youngest Son of Late King
 Christian of Denmark.

Copenhagen. Dec. .2.-Princess Wal demar wife of the youngest son of the late King Christian, it was an nounced tonight. is dying. She has recently been suffering from influenza but her illness took serious turn on Wednesday, when she lapsed into un- consciousness. She has remained in that state ever since and all the mem bers of the royal family have been summoned Prince Waldemar, her Husband, with his three sons, is trav cling in India, for which place he de- parted November 12 last.
 Princess Waldemar, before her mar riage. was Marie, princess of Orleans.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03
SUDDEN DEATH or
 WATERBURY POLICE CAPTAIN.
Major Charles R. 6annon Found Dead
 by His Wife.

Waterbury. Conn. Dec. 2.-Major Charles R. Ramon. captain of the Waterbury police department, died suddenly tonight at his home on Will low street. He complained of not feel ing well in the afternoon and early in the evening a physician was sum moned and left him feeling much bet. ter. An hour later his wife entered the room just as the major died. He was a native of Ireland and was 69 years old. He fought through the en- tire civil war and belonged to the reg ular army before and after the strug- gle. He commanded a regiment in the Fenian movement against Canada.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03
OBITUARY.
~Brigadier~ General Henry M. Adams.

Washington, Dec. 2.-While on, a visit to this city from his home at Charleston, s. C., Brigadier General Henry M.sAdams, U. s. A., retired, died yesterday morning. He was identified for a number of years with the Engi- neer corps of the army. He was born in Massachusetts.
 General Adams died from arterial solerosis. He was GA years of age.
 Having entered the military acad- emy from Massachusetts in 1862. he was graduated and became a member of the Engineer corps of the army in 1866. He had charge of a. number of important projects during his career in the army, one of these being at New Orleans Id. .Ht was retired by opera tion of law in 1908.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03
Reilly Renominated for Mayor of Mer.

Meriden, Conn, Dec. 2.-For the third consecutive time in the history of the democratic party in this city, Thomas l.. Reilly. the present mayor, was nom- mated as mayoralty candidate in an open caucus held this evening. Ward tickets of aldermen and council men were framed at the same time. Mir. Reilly is connected with the Meriden Daily TourLal. His opponent, to be selected at a republican convention about ten days later, will be Charles F. Rockwell, treasurer and general manager of Millers Brothers Cutlery company, and leading alderman in the common council.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03
IMPORTANT PAPERS MISSING. Government Encounters Check in su
 gar Trust Prosecution.

New York. Dec. 2.-The government encountered a check today in its pros ecution of the American Sugar Refin- ing company, when it developed that documentary evidence and many wit nesses important to the governments case have disappeared. The missing documents were records kept by city weighers, and neither they nor the men who kept them could be found today by the government
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03
ENDOWMENT FUND COMMITTEE
To Properly Administer American Red
 Cross Relief Work Funds.

Washington, Dec. 2.-For the pur- pose of providing an organization ca pable of administering properly the funds received by the American Red Cross society for relief work, Presi- dent Taft has name1 an endowment fund committee. with Secretary of the Treasury Macveagh and his assistant Charles D. Norton, who is treasurer Of the Red Cross. as chairman and vice chairman, respectively.
 A New York sub committee, con- siSting of the following prominent men. also. has been appointed: Robert Ba- con. Charles Hallam Keep. Lloyd c. Griscom H. P. Davison and Felix Warburg. Subcommittee fin other cities also will be named shortly.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03
New President of the Army War Col
 leue.

Washington. Dec. 2.-Brigadier Gen. eral w. w. Wotherspoon, assistant to the chief of staff at the war depart ment, was today made president of the Army War college here, and Brigadier freneral Tasker H. Bliss. who has for some time served as the head of the college, was designated to succeed to the position of General Wotherspoon on the general staff.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03
Validity of Anti Betting Law sustained

San Francisco, Dec. 2.-The state supreme court today sustained the validity of the Walker-O Otis anti-bet- ting law, when it refused to issue a writ of habeas corpus for the dis charge of Charles Brown, who was ar rested November 22 at the Emeryville race strack for accepting a bet.
 The Walker -Otis measure. passed at the last session of the legislature, E almost identical with the New York laws
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03
Gov. Hughes Declines to Entertain Charaes Against Bird s. Coler.

Albany N. ", Dec. 2.-Gov. Hughes declined today to entertain the charges preferred against Bird s. Coler presi- dent of the borough of Brooklyn, by John Purroy Mitchell and Henry c. Buncke. commissioners of accounts of New York city on the ground that they were presented too late to permit of their proper consideration. since the presidents term expires the present wear.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03
Three Men Washed Overheard.

Highland Light, Mass, Dec. e. Three men were washed overheard and lost from the British schooner Mizpah when that vessel was driven over the bars on to the inner beach be- tween Peaked Hill bars and Race point tonight. Four other members of the crew were taken ashore in a brooches buoy by life savers The schooner was bound from Lunenburg. N. S., for Bos- ton. laden with potatoes
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03
SAN FRANCISCO 6RI5ER
 RELEASED FROM PRISON.
Abe Ruef Out on ssoo.ooo ssiI-Hs Is H.

San Francisco. Dec. 2.--Judge Ca bannis ordered the release from cus- tody of Abe Ruef on ssoo,000 bail to- day
 This action followed a report by three physicians appointed by the court to examine the physical condi- ton of the former political leader. Ruef has been confined in the county jail since November 13 of last year, hls previous bail having been declared forfeited on the day Prosecutor Fran cis J. Heney was shot in the court room.
 Ruef is under sentence of 14 years in the state prison for having brfbed . supervisor to vote for trolley fran chise for the United Railroads
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03
Hamilton Nick. Twomblys Condition ls
 Serious.

Madison, N. J.. Dec. 2.-The condi- ton of Hamilton Mex. Twombly. a director in many of the Vanderbilt lines. who is i'll at his home here, was said today to be serious. All inforna- ton as to the nature of his malady was refused at his house. It was re- ported. however, that he was suffering from a nervous breakdown as result of worry over recent deaths in his family.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03
s4.ooo Fire Loss at Ansonia

Ansonia, Conn. Dec. 2.-The drop ping of a lighted match In pile Of excelsior in the cellar of the 1rug store of S. w. Smith, on Main street here tonight, started a fire that, coni- bined with the water used to extiH- guish 1t, did damage to the extent of s4.00o The loss is covered by insur-
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03
zEIAYA PLOTS TO RESIGN
 BUT STILL RETAIN POWER.
State Department Wholly Cosnizant
 of the Conspiracy.

Washington. Dec. 2.--Driven to des- peration by the unexpected and un- bending attitude of the United States, President Zelaya of Nicaragua is now reported to have developed a plan whereby he can resign and at the same time retain the reins of power. This plan consists in putting into the of
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03
s2oo.o .ooo Eir. at aaItImore.

Baltimore, Dec 2.-Fire broke out late this evening ir the building No. 104 South Sharp street. within a block and a half of the point of origin of the great fire of 1904. It spread raotdly and withint a short time had dsns damf ge estimated roughly by an in- sursnce man at from stso.oae e e,oo.-
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03

The Congregation of Studies in Rome conferred the degree of D. D. on Rev. GeorgesA. Douglas, assistant treasurer of the Catholic university.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03

London, Dec. 2.-The house of com mons. by a vote of S4s to 134, this af- ternoon passed the resolution intro- duced by Premier Asquith to the effect that in rejecting the governments budget bill the house of lords had com mitted breach of the constitution and usurped the rights of the house of commons.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03
Appointed Chancellor of Cleveland
 Roman Catholic Diocese.

Cleveland. Dec. 2.-Rev. Dr. Thomas c. O'Reilly, theologian of the Roman Catholic diocese of Cleveland, was ap- pointed chancellor of the diocese today. succeeding Monsignor G. F Houck. who ha held the post for more than thirty ysar&
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03
Charged With Passing Worthless
 Checks.

Denver. Dec. 2-Betah Smith, for merly lieutenant in the regular army was arrested here today. charged with passing several worthless checks. Smith, who served in the Philippines. has been dismissed from the army.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03
Shelton Boiler Explosion Invsstig gation.

Shelton. Conn, Dec 2.-Coroner Will son of Bridgeport began his inquest today. examining w. W. Radcliffe and Clarence Radcliffe. president and su- perintendent of the company, and Wil- liam Tyre. night watchman- Alter giving their testimony the hearing was adtourned until the wreclage around the plant has been removed.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03

z Frank M. condon of Cincinnati was the man who informed the officials of the Big Four railway of the defalca- tions of Charles L. Warriner.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03

Dublin, Dec. 2.-Patrick Cox, whose extradition occupied the United States courts for long period, was sentenced to five months Imprisonment for manslaughter, today, for the death of Edward Murray of Mayo county. Cox arrived in England last August, and his sentence will date from the day oi his arrival
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03
Arkansas Postmasterships Go Begging

Little Rock. Ark. Dec 2.--Six fourth class postoffices in Arkansas. were dis continued today because no one was willing to accept the postmasterships Tn explanation. A. W. Tucker. chair man of the republican state committee said that the people of the rural dis tricts are so prosperous that it is in.- possible to get any persons willing to accept offices which offer such small remuneration.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03

. The Annual Report of the commis- sioner of internal revenue shows that the temperance wave has lost the gov- ernment in taxes nearly eight million dollars
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03

Dr. J. T. Zimmerman, in an address in Chicago, stated that there are 300,000 white slaves in the United States and S540. 900, GOO.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03
Left All His Property to His Wife.

New York. Dec. 2-The will of the
 late William M. Iaffan. proprietor. of the New York Sun, as filed for pro
 k.fs today, 1eayes all his property to - ukkA zhaxs wss6 no childrep-
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03

The Home of John c. Carlisle, former secretary of the treasury. was attached to satisfy claim made by a New York jewelry firm.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03

President Taft Commuted the sem tences of two bank employees who were sentenced to. five-year terms. ~
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03

The One Hundredth Anniversary of the founding of the Sisters of Charity was celebrated in New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03

Steamship Arrivals At Havre: Dec. 2. La Provence, from New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03

Machinist Odderstol of the revenue cutter service was commended by the treasury department for saving the life of a man.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03

Gen. Thomas Mccurdy Vincent, fa- nous as an Indian fighter in the early fifties, died in Washington.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03

Jonn G. "A. LeiSnman, tnt newly oR pointed American ambassador to ltaly' arrived in Rome.
 The Court in London Denied the ap- peal of the suffragettes sentenced to pay fine or go to jail.
 Gen. Thomas Mccurdy Vincent, fla nous as an Indian fighter in the early hfties, died in Washington.
 The One Hundredth Anniversary of the founding of the Sisters of Charity was celebrated in New York.
 President Taft Commuted the sem tences of two bank employees who were sentenced to. hve-year terms. i
 Machinist Odderstol of the revenue cutter service was commented by the treasury department for saving the life of a man.
 The Home of John c. Carlisle, former secretary of the treasury. was attached to satisfy claim made by New York jewelry firm.
 Eshmayer SurLin, who was pensioned for bravery on the battlefield by Nich- olas l of Russia, died in Philadelphia, aged 100 years.
 The Congregation of Studies in Rome conferred the degree of D. D. on Rev. GeorgeaA Douglas, assistant treasurer of the Catholic university.
 Frank M. condon of Cincinnati was the man who informed the officials of the Big Four railway of the defalca- tions of Charles L. Warriner
  The Annual Report of the commis- sioner of internal revenue shows that the temperance wave has lost the gov- ernment in taxes nearly eight million dollars.
 Dr. J. T. Zimmerman, in an address in Chicago, stated that there are 300,000 white slaves in the United States and that they represent an investment of $540. 100000.
 Mrs. Harriet C. Mott, sister of the famous Bidwell brothers, who swindIed the Bank of England. and who spent a fortune in obtaining their liberty. died at Muskegon, Mich. The Coal Strike Around Edmonton Man, was settled. The men win 22 1 2 cents more a car and recognition of the | union. All of the former non- union mines are now unionized. Governor Stubbs Was Snubbed by the Topeka club of Kansas in with drawing dinner invitation because he fought the club in an effort to abolish the liquor locker system.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03
Leper' Ventures
 Into Washington
CAME TO GET SOME BACK PEN.
 SION DUE HIM.
JOHN R. EARLY ARRESTED
Charged With Exposing the City to a Contagious Disease-HeaIth Officers Wish Early Would Get Out.

Washington, Dec. 2.-John R. Early, the "leper" who caused a dispute among scientists of two continents, ventured into Washington again today and was promptly clapped into quaran- tine. Early made no effort to escape arrest In fact he admitted he came to Washington prepared to attempt to make things lively for the District au- thorities If they locked him up. When the health department got out a war rant for his arrest, charging him with being person with contagious dis ease who was exposing himself( he ar ranged with newspaper man to go to a police station and be locked up. To- morrow the little six room house which Ea-iy occupied before will be opened to him.
 Why He Came to Washington.
 Early said he had been living qui- etly with his wife and children on his farm at Manchester, Va. Some back pension is due him from the war. de- partment, and while he said he came to Washington to see about getting the money he intimated he came prepared to fight the authorities if they at tempted to restrict his movements about the city
 Health Commissioner Anxious.
 Dr. w. C. Woodward, the health com missioner. said tonight that he would be greatly relieved if Early would get out of town ard go to some place where the authorities were willing to have him.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03
Cabled Paragraphs

Rome, Dec. 2.-The cabinet of Pre- mier Giolitti resigned today.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03

Eshmayer Surkin, who was pensioned for bravery on the battlefield by Mich olas l of Russia, died in Philadelphia, aged 100 years.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03
Mexico Will Remain Neutral.

Mexico City, Dec. 2.-That Mexico does not expect to be drawn into the Nicaraguan controversy but will main tain a neutral attitude. was the state ment made by Senor Mariscal. minis ter of foreign relations. tonight. The action of the United States in sever ing relations with the southern re- public was not resented by Mexico. he said. though it came most unexpected ly at a time when his government was awaiting a reply to it's suggested plan for peace.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03
PRESIDENT zELAYA SURPRISED
At Dismissal of His Charge d'Affaires
 at Washington.

Nicaragua. Dec. 2.-The action of the American secretary of state in dis missing Senor Felipe Rodriguez. the Niearaguan charge d'affaires at Wash ington, has greatly surprised Presi- dent Zelaya, who reiterated today his belief that the Nicaraguan government was justified in executing the Ameri- cans. Groce and Cannon. who were affiliated with the revolutionists.
 Zelaya will take no action until he has received further information on the subject and learns definitely the intentions of the United States
 The American vice consul. MT. Val dera, who is a Nicaraguan by birth, but naturalized American citizen. is still at the consulate, attending to his duties. Tn the opinion of President Zelaya, Caldera sympathizes with the opposition party, and a close watch has been kept on him, although there has been no attempt at restraint in any way. Zelaya also expresses the belief that in all probability Consul Caldera's reports have shown partial ity in favor of the governments ene- r,ai0S
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03
Condensed Telegrams

John c. A. Leishman, the newly ap- pointed American ambassador to Italy arrived in Rome.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-03

The Court in London Denied the ap. peal of the suffragettes sentenced t' pay fine or go to jail.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-27
ABE ATTELL PICKS SOME
EASY MONEY AT DAYTON
Frankie White. With Bush League
Record, Beaten To Pulp by
Ecathcrucight Champion.

Dayton, Ohio. March 26.-Abc At
ten featherWeiGht champion Of The
world, Knocked out frankie White OF
Chicago, in the eighth round of what
was to have been a tWenty-round bout
here tonight The end was not I'M
.eXl.eclel as .the Californian had his
< =. ~ 49, lr.!ss..
out the whole mill.
Just after White went down from
Il hard blow on the point OF the jaw
James J. Corbett, who has been play
ing at "A local theatcr. was introduced
He and Attcll did a little fancy sha-
dow boxing to the delight of the spec
tators. Corbett thanked tho crowd for
its welcome. but did not mention TIA,
challenge he had recently made to
Jack Johnson
Attell started after white in the
first round ana drew blood from his
nose ana mouth. Tie rushed him to
the ropes ana had him swinging
Nildly.
Tho second round found White
game but weak. fio managed To- land
gust one hard bg On Attclrs face at
the close.
In the third Alton came up smil
anl chewing gum llu appeared
exceptionally cool.
I'M the fourth Abe staggered White
1y crushing body blows aud bN rain
lefts ana rights to Whites face
CLOSED M of Whites eNCs and
his mouth
Ia the NTH and sixth White seemed
% get back his strength ana thou the
roWd chccred him as he returned
.one Of the champions hard blows
Attell started out in tho seventh t0
inish the %Chicagoan and nearly ace
.om.lishe1~,g. H. Aandee-s.nr~hloWs~
% his opponents one and had him
around The ring Hike a lost !
The end came during the eighth
,ttoll putting his right foo tho Jaw with
cling force White who hps siXtccf
nOckout To his credit. Was uucon
for several minutes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-27
DAYT0NA BEACH SPEED
TOURNAMENT CONCLUDED

Daytona, Fla, March 26.-On the
fourth II last day of the seventh an
nual Daytona Beach ournamen the
Fiat Cyclone, driven by Ralph de
Palma, had a walk-over for the Min
neapolis trophy, while the same car
easily won the mile invitation race.
De Palma handily won from scratch
With his Italian flyer. the eight mile
handicap race in S;45 net.
Fred Hill made the best time
OILS 4-5) for bicycle mile. paced by
= Y.-T sgs~,,-Y g. ssBss.s~H. sA~-s. ~,NSss~ssvss se~~es~.N~s-
.-...L9. .1l.e- 21t@.essat -ts. bea t~~M<~rphy's old
record of 81 40 seconds for a mile on
Long Island, behind a locomotive.
Elmer l.. Collins, Of Lynn, Mass. rode
a mile on a bicycle in IS 30 seconds
behind the Fiat cyclone.
The twenty mile motor cycle ev,nt.
was won by W. &. Chappollee. of New
York, Who beat Walter Gocrkc. Of
Brooklyn, after a neck and neck race
of twenty miles in 1921.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-27

a Francisco. March eC-Montc
Atteli the bantamweight chamolon.
won a clean cut decision from Barry
Dell Of San Francisco. boz fifteen
rounds tonight at Dreamland pavilion
Attcil was Drlrs master az ryrrl stage
IF the game landing tho fic4nrr
PUNCHES and being the sfrongere
throughout. From the beginning he
cut Delrs face 90 ribbons and in the
second round closed his l.ft owe com
~nlcteiv Later he so badly DAMAGED
the right eve thsf Dell cnuf1 har1ir
see durin@ " latter part OF tive frht
m tho fifteenth round Aft.I uuf a
hard r'rht rock 20 the Jazz aud Den
took tho count Of eight. pen nuf nu
"a very game right ana although ous-
'ar~af nHrw fttr .tarfhi4s ~ fha rruua
bv putting Atfell 'o the c4nvas wi.h
~ '-ff fo Tho Jaw in 'hs urth ~alnH
Nall on leaving fhe rinr nae eh-erer.
10 the echo Tor his game exhibition