Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-23
Condensed Telegrams

OO11NAN1lOOAA OAO6A S$AAAO A Case of Cholera was officially de
 clared to have been brought to Quebec on the steamer Royal George.
 The Kaiser in Opening the New Naval academy at F1embsburg, Prussia, urg-
 ed total abstinence of the cadets. Congressman Taleott of Maryland had
 a talk with Champ Clark, the proSpec-
 tive speaker of the new house of rep
 resentatives.
 Admiral Watt, chief constructor of the navy reported that the monitor
 Puritan, recently sunk in Hampton Roads, can be saved.
 Gordon Jones, president of the Clear ing House association of Denver, will
 recommend the organization of a cur rency aSSociat tion for Colorado. Charles M. Rademaoher of Clinton, H., was elected captain of the Unlver- sity of Chicago football team for 1911. He has been two years on the team. An Anonymous Donor will give q. Thanksgiving turkey to every police man in Manhattan, New York, number ing 5,3o9 turkeyc and costing $1e,o0o. Minnie Fickeet, 1o YearS OIo, ana weighing only IA pounds, died Monday at Canyonville, Ore. She is believed to have been the smallest person in the world for her age. Otis Hubbsll and His Family of four children were murdered in their home near Barnard. 9 small town in north
 west Missouri. The house was then set afire to conceal the crime.
 Two Former City ceunciInnen of Pittsburg. NJ. F. Swift, Jr., and A. V.
 Simon, must go to jail on bribery charges, according to a decision by court to which they appealed. The Arizona Railway Commission hled with the interstate commerce commission complaint against the Wells-Fargo Express company, alleg- ing unjust rates to certain towns. Carl Fl. Rohr, a young bank clerk | who is accused of making away with 5000 of National Union bank funds, arrived in Waertow1l, N. Y, from Seat tie. Wash, where he was arrested. ence Coleman, a pioneer of Sacramen- to, Cal, beaueatfes $30,0o0 for the con- struction of fountain for asts and birds. Numerous large Gbequests are made to societies for the prevention of cruelty to children and animals. Eighteen Thousand Thanksgiving Turkeys have passed through Roanoke. Va, from east Tennessee and south west Virginia for northern markets since Saturday night. Four solid car loads were handled Monday night by express, and other shipments went for ward yesterday
 Because Brothers of John Evers and Arthur Holman represented these rlay- CTS whe en- the Chicago National league club played at Ottunway Iowa, on Sept. 9tll, the national baseball com 1 mission yesterday fined the Chica go management for damages was disal- lowed because the home team allowed i the game to go on and profited by it. At ar,setins a in Boston Tuesday the l board of commissioners of the New 1 England Conarega tional congress vot- l ed to hold the next biennial session of l the congress at Hartford. Conn, on l February + and Is, 1911. Rev. Dr. Thomas Chalmers of Manchester N. ! H., was elected chairman of the board l to succeed Rev. H. H. Kelsey, formerly of Connecticut, who has moved to Ohio.
 Judge George s. criswell yesterday granted the petition to remove the rec ords in the S42 800 election audit case of former Congressman J. c. Siblev from Venango county, Pa, 10 Warren county, where, the conspiracy trials of Sibley and three of his associates are to take place early in December Sibley will not be able to appear on account of i'll health, but an effort will be 1 made to try the other defendants. It is expected all will seek a oOstpOne-