Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-30

uneasiness in Bombay.
 A Strike on the Government Owned Railways of Italy is threatened.
 Steam and Electric Roads of the middle west are tied up by snowstor1ns.
 The Public Service Corporation of New Jersey has granted old age pen sion.
 Dr.. s. Weir Mitchell has resigned as a director of the University of Penn sylvania.
 The Turkish Troops had a sanguin- ary battle with Bedouins in the vilayet of Syria.
 President Lowell of Harvard is op- posed to organized cheering and col lege yells.
 Friedrich Luethy Has Been Appoint ed secretary to the Swiss legation at Washington.
 J. E. Schwtzer Was Appointed chief engineer of the Canadian Pacific at salary of $25,000. M. Laffort, the French Aviator, and M. Pole, passenger, were killed at Issy-Les- -Moulineaux. France. Miss Lucy Jones, a society and uni- versity woman of Uniontowp, Pa, has been appointed a deputy sheriff
 William Barber and Two Other Americans are reported to have been badly beaten by Honduran police R. Winder Johnson, a Philadelphia | banker who was knocked down by the automobile horse ambulance of the $. F. C. A, died of his injuries The Flood of Small Coins which the 1 hints ground out for the Christmas s l trade has begun to find it's way back to the vaults of the treasury. The EIopement of President Alex | Berg and Forewoman Mrs. Lucy Gib- l bon has closed the factory of the Mid : dletown Hat company of Middletown, N. Y.
 Miss Sadie M. Peck, aged 51, daugh- ] ter of the late Rev. Luther Peck, was 1 found on the floor of the kitchen at 1 her home in Scranton, Pa, with her 1 throat cut.
 i Major General William p. DuvalI commanding the military forces in the | Philippines. who retires on Jan. 13 | has been granted a leave of absence 1 to that time
 1 All Hopes of an Unconditional Par | don for Charles W. Morse. the New | York banker have been abandoned and | President Taft will now be asked to 1 commute his sentence. In a Letter to President Taft, Sec 1 retary of the Navy Meyer attacks the 1 statements made by Sir Hiram Maxim | relating to the kind of smokeless pow der used by this country. Judge Martin A. Knapp, chairman ot l the interstate commerce commission l and Hon. J. P. Mabie chief of the l Canadian railway commission, held 2 i conference on the subject of an inter-
 national railroad commission.
 Chicago Will Have Another Seasor 1 of Grand Opera. The directors of the 1 Chicago Grand Opera company, in ses- ] sion yesterday afternoon, voted to con- ] tinue the companys efforts another
 year Andreas Dippel will continue as manager and CIeofonto Campanini as
 musical director.
 Baroness HengeImuler Vont Henqer.
 war; wife of the Austro- Hungarian am bassador at Washington, is critically il
 from appendicitis. and her physician 1 Dr. F. Fremont Smith, has called into l consultation several other physicians l It has not been determined whether ar 1 operation will be necessary. 1t Was Announced Last Niqht by 1 the graduate committee of the Wright 1 Memorial dormitory at Yale university l that Miss Eleanor De Graf Cuyler of 1 New York city had subscribed s5000 | to the dormitOry fund as a memorial l to her brother, Theodore CuyIer of l the class of 1882.
 The Former United States Cruiser
 Detroit, which this week was sold by