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Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02
HIS SPEECHES OF THE FUTURE
Will Be Few and Far Between
 President Taft's Announcement.

Beverly, Mass, Aug. 1.-President Taft followed up today the recent can cellation of his western and southern engagements by announcing that his speeches of the future will be few and far between. He politely but firmly told committee of citizens from Prov = idence, R. l., who came to see him that he could ,o- ~eorpeider the can
 ation of his engagement to speak before the AtianI.c iJce ger Waterway association in that city in September. MT. Taft said he regretted having to say no, but that important matters of public business would claim his atten- ton from now until the convening of congress.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02
BROKE HIS LEG.
Heater Fell on James p. Holland at
 Gas Office.

About 11.30 o'clock Monday morning g James J.. Holland. who is employed by the city gas and electrical departm ent was working on 40p-pound heater at the Main street gas office when a foot slipped and let the heater down on him, breaking the small bone in his right leg about four inches above his ankle. He was pinned fast by the heater, which was lifted off by Jere- miah P. Holland, who was working with him at the time.
 The injured man was taken to his home at 445 Main street and later visited by Dr. D. J. Shahan,- who re- duced the fracture. The break will keep MT. Holland confined to the house for some time.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02
Two Bodies Found
 Dead in Bed
MYSTERIOUS TRAGEDY DlScOv-
 FRED IN PITTS8URG.
PROMINENT YOUNG PHYSICIAN,
pr. George M. Stuart, and Edna Wal
 Isce-Jeaiousy of Doctors Coming Marriage Cause of the Double Killing

Plttsburg, Aug 1.-Dr. George NJ. Stuart one of the most prominent young physicians of the fashionable East Liberty district. was found shot dead in his apartments at 56O4 Penn avenue at II o'clock tonight. and be- side him lay the body of Edna Wallace, a middle aged woman. A shot through her right temple was apparently self inflicted after she had shot and killed the doctor. A revolver lying by the woman's side strengthens this theory.
 Jealousy the Cause.
 The double killing came almost on the eve of Dr. Stuart's marriage to q Virginia belle. The Wallace woman was proprietress of a house at 222 Lambert street and the police believe that jealousy of the doctors coming marriage prompted the double tragedy. The woman's body was removed to the morgue and that of the young physi- clan was turned over to an under taker.
 Both bodies were found in the bed. The police believe the shooting oc- cured late last night or early this morning.
 Dt. Stuart Game from Prominent Vir-
 ginia Family.
 pr. Stuart was a graduate of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Baltimore. He was but 27 years old and though in practice here but three years, he had become we'll known in the East Liberty section, having succeeded to a large practice held by his uncle Dr. F. c. Stuart. He is said to have come from a prominent family at Winchester. Va.
 Marriage Was Set for August 10.
 The discovery of the bodies was made by Dr. George w. Ely, a friend of the dead man who, becoming alarmed at Dr. Stuarts wherea bouts broke into his apartments tonight. Dr Stuart was to have been married Au- gust 10.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02
RAILROAD TRACKS
 PATRO1ED BY ARMED GUARDS
Strike Situation on D. & H. Above
 Albany Becomes Serious.

Saratoga, N. T., Aug. 1-The Della ware & Hudson railroad officially mo- tified Sheriff Washburn today that it was unable to end the acts of violence committed by strikers along it's line and wanted his assistance. The sher- if immediately hurried deputy sheriffs to the scene of last nights wreck near Bal1ston lake and is prepared -ato call for the national guard if trouble con- tinues.
 The situation. in the opinion of the railroad officials, is rapidly becoming serious. Every mile of track north of Albany is patrolled by armed guards, but rioting and attempts at train wrecking continue. The car repairers at the Mechanicsville shop joined the strike today, asking an increase of 25 cents day in their pay
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02
ASKS POLICE PROTECTION
From a Madran Who Has Sworn to
 Kill Him.

New York. Aug. 1.-Walter Clancy. the owner of a Brooklyn stone yard. asked police protection today for him. self and his home from Louis Restelli. who is still al large. although he killed his mother and his friend Henry Hard wick and wounded his brother and two other men on Saturday last in Quincy Mass.
 Clancy recently bought $3,000 worth of granite from Restelli and he has received a telegram warning him that the n1adman has sworn to kill him and is now on his way to New York. The name signed to the telegram was not given out.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02
Trolley Express OF the Track.

The trolley express leaving Frank o'clock for Willimantic and way sta tions went off the iron at the junction of the Norwich and Westerly and Con necticut companies tracks in front of Caspar K Bailey's stable The wreck inv crew was notified but before they could get down from the carbarn at Greeneville Motorman Dexter Church and Agent B. F. Skinner had their car on the track again They proceed ed northward about 1.47 o'clock, having been off just a trife over fifteen min utes. Traffic was not delayed
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02
New York State Politics Takes Vie' President Sherman to Beverly.

Beverly. Mass, Aug. 1-New York state politics brought Vice President Sherman and William l.. Ward, re- publican national committeeman for that state. to Beverly late this after noon, and they were in conference with the president for an hour or more. Like Senator Crane, Messrs. Sherman and Ward came unheralded. There was no attsmpt to conceal the fact, however, that the visit had to do al- most wholly with the situation in New York. General political conditions were also discussed and the president found his visitors quite optimistic, he said, over the outlook.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02
SEVEN STEAMERS LADEN
 WITH WINES AND CORDiALS
Making All Speed to Reach New York
 Before August 7.

New York. Aug. 1.-Laden with Chi anti wines, Italian bitters and cordia1s, cherries and port wines from the be rian peninsula ana gins from the NetherlanS, seven steamships from ports of southern Europe are making all speed to arrive at this port before August '. On that date reciprocal agre ements with Italy, Spain. Portugal and the Netherlands will terminate, and higher tariffs on their products go into effect.
 Italian importers roughly estimated the value Of the wines and cordial6 now in transit at $1O0O,OOO on which the duty will be between s2O0, ,O0O and $500 O0O
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02
Grand Trunk
 Strike Still On
CONFERENCE AT MONTREAL AD-
 JoURNED LATE LAST NIGHT.
UNF0UNDED RUM0RS
To the Effect That a Settlement Had Been Reached-Staten1ent by Pres idents Lee and Garretson.

Montreal, Aug. 1-The conference between Crank Trunk officials, their striking conductors, trainmen and yardmen and the minister of labor ad- Journed late tonight. Persistent ru- nors to the effect that a settlement had been reached and that the strike was on the eve of being declared off found no official verification.
 Conference Will Continue Today.
 President Garretson of the Conduc- tors and President Lee Of the Train men tonight issued the following statement:
 We have no Knowledge of any set tlement having been arrived at. The pest proof of this is that the strike has not been declared off nor will it be until we have that knowledge and have conc urred in it.
 The conference will continue tomor- row.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02
ARRESTED GLASGO MEN. Norwich Police Secure Two Who Left Sadie Wheeler in Helpless Condition.

Monday evening Sergeant Twomey and Policeman Divito went to Glasgo and brought back to police headquar- terS Hyacinth LeSsard and Wilfred Pechie, who confessed that they were the men who had been with Sadie Wheeler on Sunday and had left her helplessly overcome with liquor behind a wall on Hamilton avenue. Chief his accustomed promptness and effi- ciency, resulting in the arrest of the men.
 When the case against Sadie Wheel CT was brought up in the police court on Monday morning it was put over till this morning for more evidence The two men will also be presented this morning before the court.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02
Steamship Arrivals.

At Christiansand: July 3I. Oscar IT.. from New York.
 At Liverpool: July s1. Cedric, from New York
 At Dover August l. Kroonland from New York
 At Plymouth: August 1, Kronprinz Wilhelm, from New York.
 At Genoa: July 2S. Martha Wash inston from New York
 At Naples: July 2s. San Giovanni. from New York; August 1, Europa, from New York.
 At Bremen: July s1. Bremen, from New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02
JERSEY CITY 267.77e. Gain of Nearly 30 Per Cent.-other New Jersey Cities.

Washington, Aug. 1.-Jersey City, N. J., has population of 267,779, accord ing to a census bulletin issued today. This is an increase of 61,346. or 29.7 per cent, compared with 2O6.433 in 1900. Hoboken N. J.. has 70,324 in habitants, as compared with 59.364 in 1900. an increase of 10,960, or 1S.5 per cent.
 55.543, compared with 32. .122 in 1900. an increase of 2,S23. or 69.7 per cent.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02
Nine Persons Barely Saved from As
 phyxiztion.

Montclair, N J., Aug. 1.-Only the timely arrival tonight of Charles Lee saved nine people from asphyxiation in the boarding house of Mrs. William Nickeson. Thieves who had entered the cellar had cut out cash gas me ter and the house was flooded with gas. Persistent ringing of the bell finally wakened top story boarder. Everybody else in the house had been oNerconae while asleep
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02
Teamster Probably Fatally Iniured-
 Run Over by His Own Wapon.

Bristol. Conn. Aug. 1--Rocco Lopfn, a teamster in the employ of the Bris- tol Brass company was probably Ia tally injured late today by being run over bv a wagon which he was load ing The mules attached to the team were frightened by passing automo- bile and ran. throwing L.opin under the wheels fracturing his spine and to Hartford hospital. where 1t is stated that his recovery Is doubtful. He is 8 years old and has wife and four children.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02
PAINFUL FOR THE EDITOR.
Hands Up for Thirty Minutes and Rob.
 bers Get Away With $2,1oo.

Onamie, Minn., Aug. 1.-While Claude H. Mackenzie. lawyer and ed- itor of the Lake Breeze, a local news paper. stood a half hour with his hands held aloft, three burglars robbed the safe in the First State bank to- day and escaped with 1900 in bills and S200 in silver.
 Mir Mackenzie was passing the bank while the robbers were at work and was halted. As soon as the thieves had gone Mir. Mackenzie gave the alarm. A posse was hastily summoned. but they were unable to find the men.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02
Lieut.. Commander Baker Pu
 Reprima nded.
Publicly

Washington. Aug. 1--I-ient- Com nlander II. T Baker. on duty at the Bremerton navy yard Wa ashington. was today reduced fifty numbers and 9 public reprimand sent to him by the navy department IS the outcome of a conviction by courtmartial on charge of utterine a falsehood
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02
Youth of 1e Appointed Consular Agent
 at Morocco

New York. Aug. 1.-Ethan Allen Weinberg. a Brooklyn youth of 19 re- ceived word today that he has been appointed q consular agent at Aubres Morocco. He believes he is the young est officer in the consular service. He is a clerk in Wall street, but was for merly a page in the house of repre- sentatives, where he met Frederick w. Carpenter American misinter to Morocco who was formerly secretary to President Taft.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02
Man Hunt for Alabama Neqro.

Mobile. Ala. Aug. I.--The man hunt for Bill Walker the negro who early Sunday morning criminally assaulted Mrs J. O. Gibson Of Axis, Ala. and who later killed q negro, is tonight nearing the quarry. A posse headed by Sherin Drago Of Mobile apparently has the negro surrounded in marsh. whither he was trailed by bioodhoinds.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02
125 BUSHELS OF eRAssHoPPERs
Great Feast for Colorado Mans
 Chickens Next Winter.

Longmont. Col. Aug. t.-J. V. Q. Wise, a farmer claims all records for grasshopper hsrvests. In three days he garnered 125 bushels of hoppers- He used oil to kill them. Wise says he will dry them and feed them to his chickens next winter.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02

Mail Matter Se~t from This Country via the steamship La Lorraine was destroyed by fire it arrived in France.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02
Bridgeport State Trade School Super
 intendent Resigns.

Bridgeport Conn. Aug. 1.-Jeremiah h Holmes superintendent of the state trade school in this city, has resigned his position, owing to differences with the secretary of the state board of ed- ucation. William P. Fletcher of Rochester. N. Y is Mir. Holmes suc- cessor The trade school in this city was authorized by the recent legisla- ture and originally announced to open about May 1. It is still closed, all though prospective students are enroll inc
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02
SWANSON SUCCEEDS DANIEL.
Former Governor of Virginia Appoint
 ed to United States Senate.

Richmond. Va, Aug. 1.-Governor Mann at the stroke of n0on today signed a commission appointing for mer Governor Claude A. Swanson of Chatham to succeed the late John w Daniel in the United States senate The appointment is for the unexpttbd term which will end on March 3 next
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02
Colonel Roosevelt on Four Days Auto
 Trip

New York, Aug. 1.-Theodore Roose- welt left New York early this evening on a four days automobile tour of New Jersey and Pennsylvania It was not his intention to permit news of his journey to become known and he re- fused to talk either of his destination or the object of his trip.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02
Crop Prediction.

New York. Aug. 1.-R. F. Yoakum president of the St. Louis X San Fran cisco Railroad Co. gave ii as his be- lief tonight on his return from. 9 short western trip. that t-the crop yields this year will be above those of last year, despite damage in some quarters.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02
cHAuFFEUR's POCKET PICKED
While He Was Saving a Man from
 Drowning.

New York. Aug. Ut cost Francis Maher just $lO0 today to save a man from drowning Ma,her, who is a. chauf- feur employed by the city, was stand ing at the waterfront when he heard a yell of Man overboard!" While a hundred lookers-on cried for help, Maher jumped in and coon had the drowning man safe.
 When the excitement was over, and after the rescued man had disappear ed. Afsher found his wallet was nniss To ing. His hip pocket had been picked.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02
Man Blown to Fragments by Nitro
 Glycsrine.

Bradford, Pa, Aug. 1.--While mixing nitro glycerine at the Dupont Powder conlpany's factory near Howard June ton today the only man in the build- ing at the time was blown to fra9- ments and all that remains to mark the site of the small factory is . large hole in the ground. BuiIdtnRs were shaken in this city ten miles away
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02
For Musicians, outina.

cians' union on Monday evening. in their rooms. it was decided to have an outing in August. Lawrence Krauss George sGaucher and E. F. Baker were made the committee in charge.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02
Flour RIeaehina Held Up.

Washington, Aug. 1.-Miliers must stop bleaching flour pending adjudica- ton by the higher courts or stand criminal prosecution for each shipment made in interstate commerce. accord ing to a decision reached here today at conference between officials of the department of agriculture and justice.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02
Negroes Battle with Georgia Officers

Pelham Ga. Aug Lone negro is dead, one is dying and two others have bullet wounds a result of a battle with officers on tho outskirts of this place today. Half al dozen police tried to raid house whefe- if was alleged that negroes were gambling and the blacks opened fire. None of the whites were injured
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02
Not Participants In Ocean Beach Day

Because of the lack of time in which arrangem ents, it is not probable that the members of the Chelsea Boat club will participate in the Ocean Beach day events on Thursday. The matter was proposed to them at the clubs outing at Ocean Beach a week ago Friday, but the time has not been found to make any suitable prepa ra- lions
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02

HS OcHhoCTdtS or ic<dS nave tlISltu two women to public office.
 The Turkish Government has bought two old-fashioned German battleships. Thirty Cotton Mills at Fall River, 1 Mass. have closed to curtail produc- tion.
 the president for a conference on army matters.
 The Government Receipts from liquor licenses ill 151 cities foot up annually nearly SAP 1000, ,O00 Z
 The Former Rev. Achilles H. Lambert is engaged as night watchman in a New York shipyard.
 Mrs. Henry Smith of Detroit, Mich, lost her life in saving her son, who was entangled in electric wires.
 K. Yamasaki, the Japanese Consul at Chicago. scouts the idea of war be- tween the United States and Japan.
 An Explosion Of Alcohol caused the hasty removal of thirty patients from the Mount Sinai hospital, Philadelphia.
 Mail Matter s-~t from This Country destroyed by fire as it arrived in France.
 Twelve Revolvers Were Found on Vernon Hughes and Daniel Lynch, two youths of Indiana polls, Ind, ho fought a duel with police.
 Secretary of War Dickinson .and General Ward, chief of the bureau of insuIar affairs. Jeff Manila for a trip to Northern Luzon.
 The Corpse cf Catherine clouehesey, who strangled oyer her false teeth. was found on lawn near the Germantown Cricket club. Philadelphia.
 After Legal Battle lasting fifteen years, Mrs. Laura J. Dram of Newark, N. J., is declared to be the widow of Robert Dram, q multimi illionaire.
 The Federal Biscuit Company. cap italized at s3O0O0, ,00O to take over in depndent biscuit and cracker manu- facturers. will be incorporated at Will mington. Del.
 At the Congress of the British Med ical association cancer experts declared that up to date surgery furnished the only cure for cancer and that only in the earliest stage.
 Five Shipwrecked SeGn1sn of the West Indies sloop Sunlight who lived thirteen days on vinegar and sugar were nicked up at sea unconscious by the British steamer Ikalis and landed in New Work
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02

making a flight at the Boldon race course. tonight Mile. Franks biplane overturned and crashed into the crowd of spectators, killing boy Mile. Franks was dangerously injured.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02
WhaIer Margaret Postponed Coming

The whaIer Margaret, which was expected up here from New London on Monday, stayed over another day in New London harbor. She will dock here lat
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02
BOATING PARTY DROWNED.
Nine Young Men and Six Girls Csp
 sized in Storm on German Lake.

Munich, Bavaria, Aug. 1.-Nine young men and six girls were drowned in the LakeNof Traun by the Gapsizing of a barge in d storm yesterday. Four of their companions were saved by fish ermen.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02

Pontypridd Wales, Aug. 1.-C. E. Holway, the American sprinter, today defeated Jack Donaldson of South Africa in a 130-yard match race here today for a stake of $1,0O0- Holway won by four inches in 13 1-2 seconds.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02

Five Shipwrecked SeEn1en of the West Indies sloOp Sunlight who lived thirteen days on vinegar and sugar were nicked up at sea unconscious by the British steamer Ikalis and landed in New York
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02
SAFETY PIN BETRAYED MISS LENEvE
Third Officer MOwat of the MOntrOse Reported
 His Suspicious to Captain Kendall
DR. CRIPPEN ARRAIGNED IN QUEBEC

And demanded Until August 8-Miss Leneve, Who Ill.,
 Questioned at Home of Chief of Poce-Neither Will Fight Extradton-Both risoners Under the Fugi- tive Offender Act, Must Remain Here at Least Eff teen Days-Interestine Sidelishts the Actions of
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02

San Sebastian, Spain, Aug. 1.-King Alfonso and Queen Victoria left today to pay visit to the royal family in England. They will stop at Rambouil let, France, to visit President F'a1lieres of the French republic on the way.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02

An Explosion Of Alcohol caused the hasty removal of thirty patients from the Mount Sinai hospital, Philadelphia.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02
At the Congress of the British Med

ical association cancer experts declared that up to date surgery furnished the only cure for cancer. and that only in the earliest stage.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02
Cabled Paragraphs

Paris. Aug. 1.-The Prix Memoir was run at TrembIay today and was won by Frank J. Gould's Remendade-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02
Condensed Telegrams

The Democrats of Texas have elected two women to public office.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02

Sandown Park, Eng, Aug. 1.-The Holiday two year old stakes of 400 sovereigns, distance five furlongs. was run here today and won by H. F. Whitney's Blue Girl Ally. Fair Eileen was second and Rupert third Twelve horses started.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02

The Turkish Government has bought two old fashioned German battleships.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02

Major General Wood will call upon the president for conference on army matters.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02

Thirty Cotton Mills at Fall River, fion.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02

The Government Receipts from liquor licenses ill 151 cities foot up annually nearly s42,00O,O 900.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02

After Legal Battle lasting fifteen years, Mrs. Laura J. Dram of Newark, N. J., is declared to be the widow of Robert Dram, q multimi illionaire.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02

The Corpse cf Catherine Cloughesey, who ,strangled oyer her false teeth. was found on a lawn near the Germantown Cricket club, Philadelphia
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02

Mrs. Henry Smith of Detroit, Mich, lost her life in saving her son. who was entangled in electric wires.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02

The Former Rev. Achilles Fl. Lambert is engaged as night watchman in a New York shipyard.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02

The Federal Biscuit Company. cap italized at s30.000 ,000 to take. over in depndent biscuit and cracker manu- facturers. will be incorporated at VII mington. Del.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02

Twelve RevoIvers Were Found on Vernon Hughes and Daniel Lynch, two youths of Indiana polls. Ind.,who fought a duel with police.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02

Secretary of War Dickinson .and General Ward, chief of the bureau of insuIar affairs. Jeff Manila for a trip to Northern Luzon.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02

K. Yamasski, the Japanese Consul at Chicago. scouts the idea of war be- tween the United States and Japan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-19
Lawyer Interrupts
White Slave Speech

The Sunday qulctude which pre-.
walls al the Y. N. G. A was rudely
disturbed yesterday afternoon when
Crawford r. white, member Of
the Meyer A. Coudcn legal firm.
Pioneer building. interrupted w =.
Ferguson. Of Chicago. who was
telling an audience OF GOO men and
boys that the republican and demo
cratic parties, as well AZ the news.
papers OF the land. were IN league
with the white slayers
Mr. White jumped 10 his feet
when the lecturer said that not q
newspaper IN Seattle dared 10 print
his lecture verbatim
There's law against the pub
licntion of obscene matter" was
the cutting remark of White
Instantly the auditorium was Ia
an upronr Cries 81 Throw him
out" Police" and Pass him
back whore hurled az white The
babel gradually ceased and Lee.
turor Ferguson continued Before
the lecture on The White Slave
Traffic" Mr. Ferguson announced
that collection would be taken.
Several hymns were sung before he
launched into a lecture which re.
counted conversations with fallen
women. and how the grocerE. drug
gista and other lines of commercial
enterprises benefited by reason Of
the white slave traffic.