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Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12

N.v- britain. Conn. oct. 11.-FoGow-
f-- "a l,a4d-on collision between two
trr-I.y cars 10 White Oak late today,
Ffwara Faith. "a motorman. dled AT the
<ar- Britain hospital tonight. and
t.,.--,r,. others VINO were injured are
,,-6sr M tn- hospital or thear homes
.T,1 oft Them go seriously hurt that they
Tbe two whose injuries are so severe
.rtf they may die and who are in the
Nat, Britain hospital are:
NHpert EIy Southington. reporter on
t.r New Britain Herald. concussion OF
.ra rraiu. Ghost and legs crushed, cuts
ru head and face
Miss Helen Wheeler. is King street,
East Hartford both legs broken, knee
ear broken Internal injuries
Faith uae taken 10 the hospital with
--s rfght leg rushed. his head cut and
Hearuaf Injuries. An examination at
.. hasrftal showed that his leg would
nave to be amputated. but he did not
.ftr strength 70 rally from the opera
...u. he was 81 years old and married
rfg had been in the employ of tho
-.rueetf.ut company for the past four
years.
Others Severely Injured.
Those whose injuries are not consid-
-g.H critical are:
D. T- Newell. PlainviIe left leg
--akau. cuts on face and head.
John Sauser. 124 Ann street. Hart
rrI leg crushed cuts on head and
Body.
Mary Joseph. New Britain. hip
broken. head and face cut.
Mrs Henry Parsons. New Britain, leg
broken. head cut, teeth knocked out.
Herman Miller. New Britain, head
llt jaw broken.
Edward +. Courtney. 81 Allyn streat,
Hartford. shoulder dislocated. cuts on
iead and face
Clarence Tobin. rs Stsndish street.
Hartford. cuts and bruises.
r. J. Kurtz, motorman, New Britain.
fody crushed. right wrist broken.
Mrs Miller. New Britain, leg bruised
I'D cut.
Miss Marshall. New Britain, legs
rushsd. head cut.
Mrs Nellie Mckay SIS State street,
Fsterbury, head cut
Thomas q. Mckeough. conductor
New Britain, back injured. cut and
bruised.
Horace Johnson conductor. New
Britain bruises and shoulder wrenched
Or. Walter J. Robbins, New Britain,
,uts on face and head.
Eugene Connolly. Theodore Larson.
AIlph Wikin and Patrick Ryan. all of
New Britain. cuts on face and body.
Running at High Speed.
The collision took place on the Plain
vile division Of the Connecticut com
oak pleasure resort on the outskirts
- this city. The tracks where the cars
-anle together make a sharp curve and
he view from cars approaching in
either direction is shut off by a car
barn which stands In the center of the
curve. not more than four feet from
ne tracks The two cars were double
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
TUB BATHING PROHIBITED
ON ACCOUNT LOW WATER
Efforts of Palmer, Mass, to Conserve
Rapidly Failing Supply.

Palmer Mass. Oct. 11-Tub bathing
is prohibited in an order issued by the
Palmer Water company today in an
effort to conserve the rapidly diminish
ing supply which the companys reser-
voirs hold until artesian wells can be
sunk and other emergency measures
taken
The water today had fallen to a
point where it is but a few inches
above the pipes through which it is
pumped to the houses and stores. and
Chief Summers of the fire. department
asserts that with two fire streams he
could completely empty the pipes in
ten minutes.
For the protection of property in
case Of fire, the towns only fire engine
has been placed under a temporary
shelter at the bank of the Quaboa e
river, with lines running into the water
and steam constantly up. From the
engine a line of hose 800 feet long
extends to Main street, in the heart of
the business district, ready for instant
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
FOR CANCELLATION
OF THE HEATHEN WORLD
Plans Discussed at Meeting Of Con-
sregationslsts in Boston.

Boston. Oct 11.-Past achievements,
present progress and future plans for
the eyanseization Of the heather
world were discussed this afternoon
and evening 1t the meetings held in
connection With the centennial cele-
bratiOn OF the founding of the Ameri-
can board OF commissioners for for
eigu missions. Announcement was
made Of gifts received during the wear
totaling more than a million dollars.
Tonight simultaneous meetings were
held ct fremont temple and Park
street church. where plans for future
missionary activity were set forth.
The National Council OF Congrega-
Luual Churches met this forenoon in
the first business meeting Of its tri-
ennial convention. Rev. Nehemis h
Boynton Of Brooklyn. y. y, was chos-
en- moderator, and Rev. Dr. A. II.
smith. for forty years missionary
in north China, was selected as as
sistart moderator Several reports
were presented to the council bN off,
GERS and committees and then an ad-
iournnent vas taken until Friday aft
erucou in order that the work of the
council might not conflict with the
centennial OF the American board.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
BAY STATE DEMOCRATS
STILL IN A DEADLOCK
Suggestion to Settle the Matter Made
by Congressman Foss.

Boston. oct. IA reconvening Of
the democratic state convention not
BSsr than Saturday next for the pur-
Sose of naming candidate for gov
e18or who shall be finally accepted by
fNe committee Of four as the choice
uf the democrats of Massachusetts TO
head the ticket was the suggestion
made tonight I'm communication to
Chairman Frederick J. Macleod of the
democratic state committee by Con-
gresham Eugene y. Foss OF Boston
Mr.. Foss led on both ballots for
governor in the state convention held
last Thursday. and the committee Of
four, which was empow wered by the
convention to name a candidate for
governor, has been several days in a
deadlock for choice between Mr. F'oss
and Charles s Hamlin. another can
didate before the convention
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
AVIATOR ELY GIVES UP
cHICAGO-NEW YORK FLIGHT
Mechanics Failed to Properly Arrange
Tho Gasoline Tank. 'F

Chicago, Oct. 11.-Eugene Ely. the
aviator, today gave up his attempt to
make a flight from Chicago to New
York for the 900 prize offered by
the Chicago Evening Po.st and the
New York Times. E,iY LEFT his aero
plane in field near aouth Chicago,
81 miles from Hawthorne park, whence
he started Sunday at All p. m and
departed for Cleveland. The machine
will be shipped to New York tomor-
row.
Ely declared that his continued trou-
BILE with his aeroplane was due to the
failure of mechanics to arrange the
gasoline tank on the machine proper
ly. He said that the gasoline feed was
interrupted by lack of vent hole In
the tank.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
BANKS FAIL IN SHANGHAI.
Two of Them involved for Nearly Six
Million Dollars.

Shanghai, Oct. 1.-THE speculation
in stocks which has been going on here
since June resulted yesterday in the
failure of two native banks for 10000
600 taels, or about s5.610,00O.
Many other failures are expected
The speculation in shares has been
going on since last June and the finan-
cial position is unsound.
There had been several failures of
native banks before the comparatively
large ones announced yesterday
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
HONDURAS TROUBLES.
Mine Owners at Amapaia Eagerly
Await u. s. Gunbost.

New Orleans, Oct. 11.-Private mes-
sages reaching here from Central Am
erica indicate that trouble continu es
in Honduras.
One cable despatch declares that
soldiers have taken possession of
American property about Amapa un-
der the orders of the commandante
The mine managers have sent tugs
Down the river to Amalpa. hoping TO
take American marines from the gun
boat Princeton up to the mines to
regain their property.
There is no evidence to connect for
mer President Bonilla with the prns-
ent trouble. Most of the excitement
is confined to the Pacific side of the
republic. The responsibility is said
to rest upon the commandante at
Anna pala.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
BOSTON INVESTIGATION. s
Custom House Methods Under Federal
Government Lens.

Boston. Oct 11.-An investig ton od
the methods and finances of the Boston
custom house was begun today by a
board Of special treasury agents.
Although no charges of fraud or ir-
regularity have been made, it Is ex-
pected that the investigation will be
very thorough and will consume sew
erai months.
Special attention will be paid to the
methods of handling sugar and the
government officials believe that when
the system is reorganized saving of
so per cent will be possible.
The board. consists of Agents Park er
Of Detroit, chairman, Cullom of Balti-
more. Wall ut New York and Chandler
or Boston,
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
eRETNA GREEN REVOLT.
Women of Maryland Town Would Stop
Elopement Fame.

Washington, Oct. 11.-Women of
Rockville Nd, town so near Wash
ington and so conveniently and mex
pensively reached as to have become
the Gretna Green of this city. abhor
the notoriety it has gained and have
launched a movement to discourage
elopers from going there to have the
marital knot tied.
Yesterday the women Joined in
circular request to all the ministers of
the town begging that they refuse to
marry couples that may apply to them
unless one or both may. be known to
the minister or vouched for by come
repula able person.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
City of Lynn Adopts Commission Form
of Goverumen+

Lynn. Mass, Oct. 1.-THE commits
sion form of government was adopted
by this city at special election held
today by a majority of 726. OF the %
precincts in the city Is voted in favor
of the change. At the election in De-
cember the voters will elect five men
as a commission to govern the city
and on the first Monday in January
this commission will supersede the
present mayor, board of aldermen and
city council The plan is practically
the same as that now in operation in
Haverhill.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
MRS. VANDERBILT PAID
$4,000 IN DUTY.
Mostly on Partisan Gowns-Had As
Trunks Full.

New York Oct. 11.-Eleven thousand
dollars i'm duty. mostly on Partisan
gowns was paid by Mrs. William K.
Vanderbilt when she returned from
Europe on the Kronprinzessin Cecilie
today. This is the seasons record, if
not for all time, of duty paid on indi-
yidual baggage.
Custom inspectors were five hours
in examining Mrs. Vanderbilt's forty
five trunks. They occupied space
enough for a big store and We're looked
after by a special agent and six SER
wants. Besides her gowns Mrs. Van
derbilt brought back with her $500. 900
in jewels. heretofore purchased. and
not dutjable
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
Instructed to Vote for Mclean

NeWtoWn, Conn, oct. 11.-At a re-
publican caucus here tonight William
{. johnson and Hobart II. Curtiss
We're nominated for representatives
and instructed to vote for former
Governor Mclean for the United
States senatorsilip. Charles E. Morris
~ax nominated Tor Judge Of prohatA
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
Prominent Vermont Man Commits
Suicide.

Hardwick. Vt. Oct. IL Edward All
kcu. r prominent and wealthy resident
pf this town. committed suicide by
hanging today in a cell in the local
jail lie was arrested Yesterday as q
result uf charges preferred by q -
wear old girl and the local authorities
seated tiiat h- had confessed 10 i'm
proper cyndu-t wltu seven other young
alris aiken Ws- 80 wears OF age
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
NEW YOKOHAMA LINE.
Steamers Expected TO Ply Between
Japan and San Francisco.

Victoria, 3. c.. Oct. 11.-Advices
from Japan state that the Toyo I<isen
Kaisha, under an agreement with the
Western Pacific abroad, has contract
ed to start soon a direct steamer line
from Yokohama to San Francisco
omitting the call at Honolulu.
1t is ANTICIPATED that an eleven day
trip will be the result. 1t is purposed
to put two new liners into this service
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
Escaped Wife Murderer Recaptured.

Pittsburg. Pa, Oct. 11.-Charles
Hickman. the wife murderer. who es
capped from the Beaver county Jail
Sunday morning by saving his way
to freedom, was captured by the police
IN Monongahela City late this after
noon. Hickman was placed in the
hands of the police by Daniel Will
Hams, a former ubsiness partner Of
Hickman, who found him on the out
skirts of the town. Weak from hum
ger and dazed. Hickman was unable to
talk. lie had no wea pons.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
Forest Fires Raging in Colorado

Washington. Oct. 1l.-Another seri-
Gus forest fire has broken out on the
public domain. according to advices
reaching the forest service tonight and
is sweeping Big Chief mountain in
Colorado. Famed hr beb wind
the flames are said 10 be advancing
RAPIDLY.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12

Johannisthal, Oct. lin the aero
plane contest for height. which was
continued today, Wienziers reached an
altitude of 2.640 feet in a Bleriot ma
chine. In the duration competition
against Lindpairter. who yesterday re-
manned in the air for two hours and
20 minutes, Liutenant Gorrissen made
a flight occupying two hours and 25
minutes. Thelen. with a passenger,
met with an accident.one of the chains
of his machine breaking. The aeroplane
fell to the ground, but neither man
was injured
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
Population Statistics.

Washington. OCT 11.-Ropulation
statistics enumerated by the th1rteentn
bureau tonight for the following citiess
Roanoke, Va, 34,S74, an Increase a
1888, or S2.2 per cent. over 3i,lsB il
1900.
Tampa, Fla. 1854 al inevoase -
92,ess, or 1882 per cent Over ig1S
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12

At MontcIair, N. j.. 21 Children,
threatened with tuberculosis. began to
study and recite their lessons in an
open air school. and it is proposed they
shall receive schooling all winter in a
large tent
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
Death " George Lorillsrd Ronslda

Tus-do Park y Y. oct l1.-Ceorge
t.3rillard Rpnalds died at hie Tuxedo
residence on Turtle Point last night
after lingering illness lie was about
50 years pld and had lived i'm Tuxedo
10 greater part of his life ~ was =
iue11h~r ~ the metropolitan. New York
, s-'. the Racquet and TENNIS aud tbs
Tuxedo ciubs-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12

Central Falls, r. l., Oct. 11.-Henry
A. Stearne, who served as lieutenant
governor under Governor Henry w.
l.add. in 1891 and 1892. died today at
his home here. after a long illness. He
was treasurer Of the Union Waddin :
company Of PaWtucket
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
Aerorlaoe Motor Eeladsd

Birnns ham. Ala. Oct. ll.--While
five hundred feet in the air. the. mo-
tor of the aeroplane used by Aviator
Parmalee at the state fair exploded
today. The aviator succeeded in
bringing tfie machine safely III the
d. though he was burned some
what -
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
Charged With Stealing Horse ARD
WAGON,

Danbury. Conn. oct. l.-Charged
with stealing A horse and wagon from
Paterson. y. Y. Frank Genung. farm
hand ,9rurlcN cd by George Schenk of
Patterson WaS arrested hero late to-
day. He viii be taken 70 Paterson in
the morning
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12

Rome, Oct. ia semi official COM
munication states that the italian gov
ernment has adopted measures to pre-
vent the religious orders which have
been expelled from Portugal from set
tling in Italy.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12

London. Oct. 1.-THE first case of
Asiatic cholera has appeared in Eng
land A man who lived in one of the
Rowton houses. a series of poor mans
hotels died in public hospital on
Friday
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
EARTHQUAKE IN CUBA.
Great Alarm Felt, but No Damage Pc
ported.

Santiago. Cuba Oct IA severe
earthquake was felt here at 8 o'clock
this morning. Great alarm was caused,
but no damage done.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12

Pekin, Oct. 1.-THE government is
considering raising a large loan, part
ly to enable it to denounce the Han
kow-Szecvhuan agreement, and also to
meet current needs to inaugurate re-
forms.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
Cabled Paragraphs

Gibraltar, Oct. lit is announced
that King George has ordered the
British royal yacht Victoria and Albert
to proceed to Gibraltar to embark
Manuel and the queen mother Amelie
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12

The Members of the Christian church
of Gary, Ind. erected and completed
their church in one afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12

Max Cohen, who in April was SEN
fenced to is months in Jail and to pay
a hne Of 500 for working an Illicit
Taft.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12

Ben Cartright, former secretary to
the Peoria. ILL.,. park board, pleaded
guilty to conspiracy.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12

The Cotton Brokerage Firm of Aige,
Jester & Co. was suspended by the
Cotton Exchange.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
Condensed kilograms

M. c. Bill Barlow, editor of Sage
Wyo.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12

Governor Harmon of Ohio issued
requisitions on the governor of New
York for Vincenzo Sciara bba. Vincen-
20 Pelato Peltro Tomazell. and Gui-
sept PoduZZo and Josephine Pelato,
alias Mrs. Tony James. under arrest
in Brooklyn and wanted in Cleveland
relative to the murder of Attorney Rice
in August.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
At the REQUEST of the Local demo-

cratic campaign committee, the state
central committee has advised w. J.
Bryan that his speaking date in Red
Oak, Iowa, has been. cancelled because
of his bolt of the head of the Nebras-
ka democratic ticket. his apparent in
consistency on the liquor question and
his reported intention to attack Con-
gresham Walter /. Smith in the Ninth
district, :,
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
OFFICIAL DOG CATCHER
OF A CONNECTICUT TOWN
Principal Witness in New York Di.
vorce Case.

New York. Oct. thames II. Kelly
the official dog catcher of Orange,
Conn. was the principal witness to-
day in the suit of Maston b. Hill.
Yale graduate. and son of a Chicago
millionaire, against his wife, Mrs. Jo-
sephine Lahr, Hill, from whom he
seeks a divorce. The case, which was
begun yesterday, will go on tomor-
row Hill married Miss Lahr while
he was in college, but kept the we'd
ding a secret. He names John GAM
mon, prominent New Haven business
man, as correspondent.
Cannon and Mrs. Hill were iden-
titled by the witness, Kelly. today as
the couple he found together in a
house in New Haven.
When Cannon took the stand he
denied absolutely that Mrs. Hill was
with him at that time. Mrs. Hill like
wise denied all of her husbands
charges.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
Former Lieutenant Governor of Rhode
Island Dead.

+ Seven-year average.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12

Dana j. Flanders of Maiden retired
as general traffic manager of the Bos-
ton & Maine railroad, and the office
is abolished.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
Christie pher Columbus Wilson. presi-

Christopher Columbus Wilson. prest-
dent of the United Wireless Telegraph
company. against watch proceedings
We're instituted recently by the federal
authorities on charge ofIusing the
mails to defraut, was adiudged in CON-
tempt of court in New York; by Judge
Hand, in the United States circuit
court. for refusing to produce books
of the company before the federal
grand jury. =,
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
Peacemaker Shot and Wounded.

Manchester, Conn. oct 1l.--While
attempting to prevent Leonard Mas
sey OF New Haven from shooting Ar
thur WllitehouSs, with whom he had
beens fighting. James Gebeau was shot
ia the leg. the bullet going iii just
above the knee and coming out at the
hip Gebeau's wound is not serious.
Massey disappeared after the shooting,
but later surrendered to the police.
who are holding him on a charge IF
assault with intent to kill Massey
s.Hd Whitenouse are each about IL
xaaxs old and C:ahaaU IL .
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12


brush Philosophy, died in Douglas,
Wyo.
The Cotton Brokerage Firm of Aige,
Jester & Co. was suspended by the
Cotton Exchange.
Ben Cartrisht, former secretary to
the PEORIA ILL.,. park board, pleaded
guilty to conspiracy.
The Members of the Christian church
of Gary, Ind. erected and completed
their church in one afternoon.
Dana j. Flanders of Maiden retired
as general traffic manager of the Bos-
ton & Maine railroad, and the office
is abolished
A Receiver Was Appointed for the
wholesale clothing manufacturing firm
of Ely Meyer and NJ. c. Simon Of
Rochester, n. Y.
Henry w Taft, brother Of President
Iaft, said, upon reaching New York,
that Emperor William of Germany
greatly admires Colonel Roosevelt.
Max Cohen, who in April was SEN
fenced to IS months in jail and to pay
a fine of 800 for working an Illicit
dlstillery. was pardoned by President
Taft.
The Schooner Minnie SIauson of ST
johns, n. B., was blown ashore twice
safely fioated by the revenue cutter
Acushnet.
A Well Educated Man who shipped
as one OF the crew of the schooner E.
r. Marvin, at Halifax. n s. was
drowned AT q OaJ hi
Henry Griffiths of Washington. D. c.
With the Thermometer lowering un-
commonly close to 100 degrees the 50
delegates to the constitutional conven-
tlon at Phoenix, began work on the
organic law of the new state of Arizo-
ma.
At MontcIair, N. j.. 21 Children,
threatened with tuberculosis. began to
study and recite their lessons in an
open air school. and it is proposed they
shall receive schooling all winter in a
large tent.
No Radical Change in the policy Of
the liberal government of Canada in
regard to reciprocity with the United
States or the tariff question was indi-
Gated in the address delivered at Mon
treal by Sir Wilfrid Laurier, the Do
minion premier.
An Immense Audience of Whites. In
dams and negroes at Muskogee. Oilla
| heard Secretary Ballinger discuss the
questions that confront the government
in winding up the affairs of the five
civilized tribes of Oklahoma
Two Well Dressed Students. believed
to be enrolled in some Greater Boston
law school and of good families, were
arrested in City Hall avenue for steal
ing books and We're sentenced to two
months each in Jail for Larceny. They
refused to give their names,
The international Congress for re-
frigeration at Vieent unanimously ac-
cepted President Taft's invitation to
hold the next congress in the United
States. The decision as to time and
place has been left to the executive
committee. New York or Chicago
probably will be selected.
President Charles n. Prescott of the
York County Savings bank al Bidde-
ford. Me. which has been closed since
August 12, as q result of the discovery
of a. shortage in the accounts of the
treasurer. Richmond H. IngersoIl an
nounced that the bank Will resume
business in about ten days
Governor Harmon of Ohio issued
requiSitiOns on the governor of New
York for Vincenzo Sciara bba Vincen-
20 Pelato. Peltro Tonazell. and Gut
sept Poduzzo and Josephine Pelato.
alias Mrs. Tony James, under arrest
in Brooklyn and wanted in Cleveland
relative to the murder of Attorney Rice
in, ct
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12

A Receiver Was Appointed for the
wholesale clothing manufacturing firm
of Ely Meyer and NJ. c. Simon Of
Rochester, n. Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12

Henry w Taft, brother of President
Taft, said upon reaching New York,
that Emperor William of Germany
greatly admires Colonel Roosevelt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-31
General Apathy.

Des Moines Capital: General apathy
is In command o. the Republican
forces of Iowa and unless there is
a general awakening. there will be a
general surprise on the morning OF
November g.
There is secret organization at
work In favor of the overthrow of the
mulct law which limits the saloon
to the locality where the people are
determined to have 1t, substituting for
such law another requiring every
village In the state to hold an cleo
ton to keep the saloon out. Such
farmers as desire to have saloon
at every cross road in farm communi-
ties ought to vote for Claude Porter.
BY voting for Porter they vote for
Judge Wade's plan of promoting tenn
perance. BY voting for B. F. Carroll,
the voter votes to maintain the mulct
law and every other good law now on
the staute books for the suppression
or control of the sale of liquors.
The Capital issues this warning in
time for the people to awaken.