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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-08-23
New England
Looms in Motion
OUTLOOK IN BOSTON OFFICES is
MUCH BRIGHTER.
BUSINESS is IMPROVING
In Woolen MiIls-Many Resume op-
erstions on Full Time, While Some
Go on Day and Night schedule.

Boston, August 22-Many looms in
New England woolen mills which have
been idle for weeks or have been op-
Grated on short time were set in mo
tion today, indicating that business in
that industry is improving. While
many mills are running on short time
and probably will do for several weeks
the outlook in Boston mill Offices is
ical situation is looked upon as the
principal unfavorabe feature.
Additional Machinery Started.
The American Woolen company
which owns thirty plants in New Eng
land and New York state, has started
week. and in some of it's mills much
activity prevails.
On Full Time.
The company's mills at Moosup
Conn.,, Olneyville, r. l.. and elsewhere
have put several thousand operatives
TO work on full time. although all Of
the mills at Onlyville will not be op.
Grated in full this month.
Overtime Work.
In Rockville. Conn. another large
woolen center the four big mills OF the
Hockanum company and the mills Of
the New England, SpringVille and Min
terburn corporations which have beer
running on short time schedules since
spring, have resumed operations or
full time. The WOolen mills al Aimy-
vile, Plafnffeld, Central Village and
other Conn ecticut points have resumed
in full. and at Central Village the Cen
trail Worsted mills are running until
Q p. m. daily.
Another mill which will run over
time is the Somerset mill of Monson,
Mass, which tonight went on a day
and night schedule.
Resumed After Long Shutdown.
The Berkshire Wooden and Worsted
Company's mills in Pittsfeld started
work today after after a long shut
down. The plant was formerly opeR-
ated by the Peck Manufacturing COM
pany.
After a three weeks shutdown the
Gonye Woolen mills in Rochester, y.
H.. got into motion today. II con-
ditions warrant the American Woolen
company will decrease its idle machin-
cry in Olneyville and at other points
gradually.
Montville Conn. Aug. 22.-The In
dustrial situation i'm this town IL
Frightening with promise of steady
employment during the fall and win
ter for several hundred operatives. The
Pequot mills which have been closed
for a month. resumed operations to-
day The Thames Dye and Bieachery
company's new mill was also started
this morning. In the course OF the
next few days it is expected that still
other industrial plants In the town
will be in operation.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-08-23
FUNERALS.
Frank L. Worthinqton.

At three o'clock Monday afternoon
the funeral of Frank L. Worthington
was held from the home of his parents
No. 29 Hedge avenue, there being a
large number in attendance includin G
Mrs. Atkins AIessrs. Shumway and
Clark of New Britain. There was a
profusion of beautiful floral forms in
Guiding one from the Odd Fellows
lodge. to which he belonged in New
Britain, and one from his shopmates
in that city.
The services were conducted by Rev.
DR.. NJ. S. Kaufman d. D.. pastor of
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church,
who made an address Eben Learn
ed sang Jesus Lover of My Soul and
Jesus Saviour Pilot Me. The bearers
were George J.. Botham Charles
Barnes, George G. Engler and Leroy
G. Bachelor Burial was in Maple
wood cemetery where a. commit ttal
service was read. Church & Allen had
charge of the aTrangements.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-08-23
Estrada Declared President.
Amends Will Be Made for Execution of
Americans.

Bluefields. Nicaragua. Aug. 22.-Gen-
eraI Estrada cabled Secretary of State
kno at Washington today an assur-
ance to the American people of his
warm regard and offered to make
amends for the execution of the Ameri-
cans. Cannon and Groce, and other
unfriendly acts toward the United
States by Presidents Zelaya and
Madriz.
Madriz and His Generals Go to Hon
San Juan Del Sur. Aug. 22.=Presi-
dent Madriz, DR.. Irias and Generals
Ortiz, Toledo, Naldes. Lara, Chavarria
Chavez and Perdomo and several other
of Madriz's chief lieufensnts have left
Corinto on board the Pacific Mali
steamer San Jose for Amapala. Hon.
duras.
American Prisoners Freed
Mana qua, Aug 22.-The advance
guard of the revolutionists is now one
mile from Maiagua.
President Madriz left the capital on
Sundo-- night for Corinto. accompa-
MED by his chief advisers.
There was rioting Sunday night. but
it was quickly quelled. The situation
is critical.
William Pittman. the Boston engi-
neer accused of laying mines. is free
at the American consulate. All the
prisoners in the penitentiary have
made their escape.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-08-23
AT PoLps.
VaudeviIIe and Motion Pictures.

Packed TO the doors. Polls theater
redecorated, refurniShed and revamped
with brilliant lights and attra active set
tings, held a most enthusiastic audi
ence on Monday evening at the sea-
sons opening. Present was the owner
S. T. Poll. who was favorably i'm :
wera palms and potted plants, while at
each side of the stage were palms and
in front of the boxes American flags
and eagles. The several colOred dec
orations of the walls, the Frightening
of the box decorations and the new and
ha ndSonle stage settings with new cur
tains all gave the Impression of a new
theater.
A bill such as was never seen before
there in the vaudeville line was pre-
sented and received the enthusiastic
plaudits of the large crowd. Polls or
chestra furnishes the music and the
pictures shown are highly entertain
ing.
AS hand gymnasts Kramer and
Scheck are two of the cIeverest seen
here. Their work is classy and@&hey
get a big hand.
May Gilmore as the singing conedi-
enne was a scream. She has costume
and makeup which are all her own and
require no copyright, while her clever
line of talk and jokes keeps the audi
ence convulsed with laughter She en-
tertains all the time she is in sight
Walker and III in their comediette
Just Girl have number which
tickles. 1t is the result of the man
and Wofaan being assigned to the same
room at a hotel and the man taking
the woman in pajanas for boy There
is plenty of life and action throughout
the skit.
Sam Doty as an Italian character
singer has the stage to himself in his
line of work. He can sing with sweet,
mellow voice, while his line of Italian
talk makes a great hit
The Four Gardeners in their dancing
and singing number made most ia
yora.ble impression and received a big
hand The dog was well done.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-08-23
TWENTY-FivEM MILES BURNED
OVER BY FOREST FIRES
Loss of Life in Coeur D'Aiene Region
Placed at 80 Persons.


Wallace, Idahoi August 22-The loss
of life in the forest fires that swept
over the Coeu4 D'Alene region Satur-
day and Sunday is placed tonight AT
eighty persons. Forestry officials to-
night received word that "a fire fight
ers had been burned to death on Big
Creek and 80 met death on Superior
Lake.
Word came today that 106 men near
Avery on the st. Joe River had been
burned, but a later report said that
all but four came out~safely. Six men
were killed in the Placer Creek fire,
three miles from Wallace. three near
Mullan and three at Wallace
The whole country from here to the
ST. Joe River, % miles, has been burn
ed over.
The loss at Wallace still stands at
$1,000. 600. One hundred buildings were
destroyed. The hospitals are full of
wounded, a number of them being
blind.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-08-23
FIRST CAR OVER SHORE
LINE ELECTRIC ROAD.
People Cheer IL and the Officials
Which 1t Carries.

Essex Aug. 22.-Tha first car over
the Shore Line electric road came
through this place at noon Sunday. 1t
was declared by the people TO be the
finest ever seen in Conn acticut and
entirely different from any running in
the east, handsomer in its appoint
ments.
A party OF officials OF the road was
aboard They included Mr.. Sperry the
engineer who supervised the construc-
tion of the line.
The car was very large. 1T had a
smoking compartment in one end. with
a small baggage room between that
and the part reserved for pa assengers.
The arrival of the car here was hail
ed with joy. and all along the line peo-
pie gave welcome with flags and cheers
even though it was the Sabbath The
date for the formal opening of the
road has not been announced. but II Is
understood it will take place in few
days.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-08-23
HARTFORD BOY
STRUCK BY MOTOR CYCLE
Skull Fractured, Besides Other In
juries-Dyina in Hospital.

Hartford, Aug Edward Murray
nine years old was struck and prob
eHIv fatally injured by motor cycle
ridden b. Stanley Bator OF this city
late today The boys skull is be-
1ieved 70 be fractured and he has other
Injuries. At St. Francis hospital to
which he was taken his death is look
e for II is stated that following the
accident Bator rode away, but later
disclosed himself to the authorities
and was arrested. charged with evad-
tng responsibility. The Murray lad
was riding the rear of 2 delivery
wagon II IS said. and either jumped
or fell off the vehicle into the path of
the motor cycle.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-08-23
ST. LOUIS STILL FOURTH.
But Position Among Cities Menaeed by
Boston and Baltimore.

Washington. Aug. 22.-St. Louis has
a population of 6S7,02e. The gain of
the Missouri metropolis in the past de-
cade amounts to 111,7s1, or 1914 per
cent.
In 1900 the popula tion was 575.23s.
In 1890 il was 451.770. The gain dur
ing that decade was 27.3, so that the
drop to 1914 carries an element of dis
appointment for st. Louis had hoped
to surpass the 700, 900 mark.
The new figures leave st. Louis still
the fourth city of the United States.
Her title to this position is menaced
only by Boston and Baltimore. which
ten years ago were respectively 1900
and $1,000 behind her. Boston and
Baltimore figures are hardly to be ex-
pected before Sept I.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-08-23
Rev0IutioniStS
Take Managua
HAD BEEN FIGHTING FOR THE
PLACE TEN MONTHS.
THE REUNITED NICARAGUA
General Juan Estrada Proclaimed Pres
ident of the Repubiie-cabIe De-
patches to New Orleans.

New Orleans La, Aug. 22.-Managua
has fallen. The Nicarag guam reVolu-
tionists have finally reached the goal
for which they have been fighting for
ten months President Madriz did not
flee. He remained in the capital city
until the last. Cable dispatches to this
effect were received here this after
noon.
Estrada Declared President.
Jose Dolores Estrada today issued a
proclamation declaring his brother,
Gen. Juan J. Estrada, president of the
reunited republic of Nicaragua. Revo-
iutionLsts are pouring into Managua.
Situation alarming" This cable des-
patch was received from Managua this
afternoon by Harvey Smith, who
served the Madriz government. here as
consul general.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-08-23
Caynor's Night
Watch Abandoned
FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE HE
WAS WOUNDED.
FULL RECOVERY ASSURED
Doctors State That They Will Soon
Retire from the case-Patient Now
Able to be Moved Home.

New York. Aug. 22.-For the first
time since he was shot by James q.
Gallagher nearly two weeks ago, the
night watch upon Mayor Gaynor was
abandoned by his physicians tonight.
Bulletins Given Up.
/ The bulletins had previously been
given I'D and the full measure of the
mayo recovery was indica ted by the
doctots statement that they would re-
tire from the case in a few days.
Could Be Safely Moved Horne.
Robert Adamson. the mayors sec
retary said tonight, that his condition
is such that he could be moved now
to his home or taken to the Adiron-
dacks in perfect safety. but it has been
deemed best to allow him to regain his
full strength7before he leaves the hos
pital.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-08-23
Ex- x-coNGRESSMAN SIBLEY
WITHDRAWs FROM CONTEST.
Republican Nominee from the 18th
Pennsylvania District.

Franklin, Pa. Aug Eek Con-
gressman Joseph C. Sibley, republican
nominee for congress from TWen-
ty-eiehth district announced his with
drawal from the contest tonight Mr.
Sibley defeated - Congressman n p
Wheeler for the nomination and upon
the filing of $42.500 as election ex-
penses an audit of Mr.. Sibley's account
was demanded and ordered by the
courts. Scores of witnesses had been
summoned before Judge Crissweu next
Monday, when the investigation was
to start
In public statement Mr.. Sibley as
signs i'll health as his reason for whit
drawing. 1t is said that Congressna n
Wheeler probably will be selected by
the conferees appointed to fill the va
cancy.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-08-23
MUNsEY CARS IN VERMONT
Route Has Been Changed from the
Original Plans.

Burlington. VT, August 22.-The
pilot car of the Munsey automobils
tour arrived here from Bethlehem, N.
H., and Montpelier. VT. shortly before
three o'clock this afternoon and all of
the cars were in the city by 4.30 p. m.
1t was announced that the route had
been changed from the original plans.
which called for a tour around the
north side of Lake Cham nplain. In
three sections the cars will leave here
tonight and tomorrow for Piattsburg
on their way to Saratoga. The first
section left tonight at hve O'Clock.
The second section proceeds at hve
O'Clock tomorrow morning and the
third section at nine tomorrow morn
ing.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-08-23
postof.fcemen,s outina.

Many from the local postoffice went
to Brightman's pond on Sunday where
they had a clam bake with the en-
ployes of the Westerly Office. A game
of bail between the two Offices result
ed in favor of the local team to s.
The teams played as follows:
Westerly-M csF'ivnn
McMahon 1b Mcguire 2b, I4fnehan SIS.
Montague So, Clark If, Hazard CT,
Clancy IF.
Norwich-WalIace c. Blackburn o..
Counihan 1b, O'Sullivan %. Shea SIS,
Murtha IF
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-08-23
Great Sensation in Panama Political
Circles

Panama, Aug. 22.-It was stated at
the American Legation today that the
United States government would con-
slider Unconstitutional the election by
the ns tional assembly Of Acting Pres
1dent Carlos Mendoza as president of
the republic Of Panama to fill the lln-
finished two years of the term of the
late President Obaidia- This state
nlent coming so closely upon the time
for the meeting of the assembly to
choose a president ha created a great
sensation in political circles.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-08-23
CONFESSED THE ROBBERY.
Thieves Who Stole New York Wo-
mans JeweIry in Swiss Hotel.

ST. Moritz. Switzerland. Aug. 22=
The thieves who on August Is robbed
Mrs. Daniel Bacon of New York of a
large amount of jewelry were arrested
today and have confessed to the rob-
berry. They are a chambermaid at the
hotel at which Mrs. Bacon with her
sister. Lady Gilbert Parker. and Sir
Gilbert Parker. were stopping. and the
maids husband. The value of the
stolen gems was in first dispatches
placed at S45000 but later reports
show that the value has been greatly
exaggerated.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-08-23
DANiELsoN GIRL FOUND.
Detained Here and Turned Over to
Chief PiIIing, Who Took Her Home.

Having run away from her home
in Danielson last Friday. Margaret
Hodglxins. aged Is. was found in this
city Monday. Her presence here was
learned by Acting Chief Linton and
he had Policeman Maloney take her
to headquarters where she was de-
tanned until Chief Piiling arrived and
took her home. She stated that she
was not satisfied with conditions at
home and because of that ran away
She was at New London Saturday
since which time she has been here.
She would not have cared if she had
been sent to a state institution.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-08-23
Shetucket River Carp.

Many German carp are being seen
in the Shetucket river and some of
them have been caught. Four were
secured in seine Monday morning.
though many others jumped out and
some broke through the mesh. o.,
Sunday Henry Lewis tried to catch
them with line and hook. but they
would not take bait. He finally hooked
into one weighing II pounds, which
gave him a hard fight, while others
were landed weighing four pounds
each. They were caught from the mu-
nicipal dock.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-08-23
KNOWN IN EVERY POLICE
STATION IN THE LAND
Bogus Nobemsn Lord Ashburton"
Again Arrested in Boston.

police station in the United States as
Lord Ashburton." Charles f. Rich
ards is again under arrest in this city
This time the bogus nobleman Is
charged with the theft of $3.50 from
Mrs. Mary Mclean. the proprietor OF
a Shawmut avenue lodging house.
George Nickerson, a friend OF his
lordship," is also under arrest in con-
nection with the case. Lord Ashbur
ton" is al years old. He has been
many times arrested in England and
this country.
Both men were held in $500 ball for
a hearing August 80.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-08-23
GENERAL MADRIZ
SAID TO HAVE LEFT MANAGUA.
Washington Sure That Madriz's Forces
Have Been Crushed.

Washington Aug. 22.-W-hile official
dispatches were lacking. scarcely any
doubt remains in Washington tonight
that the Madriz forces have been
crushed in Nicaragua and that Gen
eral Juan Estrada, leader of the in
surgents. has succeeded Madriz as
temporary acting president of the
Only the staunchest adharents of
Madriz hold to the belief that his
cause is not yet lost.
State department officials declined
to discuss the disturbances in Near
aqua 1t is well known however, that
they are pleased at the reported down.
fall of Madriz power and that they look
with favor on General Juan Estrada.
whose treatment of Americans along
the eastern coast where he has been
recognized as the head of the respon-
sible government. has been the subject
of repeated praise. The department us
expected to recognize Estrada only
after satisfactory assurances of an
early election. which shall be fair and
open to all candidates.
Believing that all direct communf-
cation with Managua is impossible.
the department is hourly expecting to
despatch from Consul Olivares at Man
aqua. by way of Honduras, elucidat-
ing the situation.
The Presidency Turned Over.
Bluefields, Nicaragua, Aug. 22.-Reli-
able telegraphic reports from the Pa
cific coast set forth that General
Madriz has turned the presidency of
will in turn transfer the presidency to
his brother. Juan Estrada, the revo-
lutionary leader. Madriz is said to
have left Managua.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-08-23
Autos and Motor Trucks in War.

Washington, Aug. 22.-In order to
have available a large number of au-
tomobiles and motor trucks in case of
war, General Frederick d. Grant, in his
annual report of the department of the
lakes, submitted to the war depart
ment today, recommends legislation
which would oblige private owners to
turn over to the government upon de-
mand their automobiles at the first cost
of the machine.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-08-23
The Presidency Turned Over.
VIKING REPORTED SAFE.
Baker Yacht Arrives at Newport After
Stories of Being Lost.

New York Aug. 22.-The report that
the steam yacht Viking. owned by
George F. Baker, Jr.. had sunk with
twenty persons on board off Cape Cod
was discredited completely today when
Mr.. Baker telephoned here that the
Viking had arrived this morning at
Newport, r. l., from Larchmont. A
Newport despatch stated that a bottle
had been found there containing a note
that the Viking struck a reef off Cape
Cod, Mass. on Aug. II and had sunk.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-08-23
Baby Nearly Drowned.

While Mrs. August Bergman or
Trading Cove was giving her baby a
bath Sunday afternoon she left her to
get some clothing and when she re-
turned the baby was in the bath tub
She was rescued barely in time, al
though DIR. Patrick Cassidy was oblig-
ed to work over her some time before
she had fully recovered.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-08-23
SAYS IT'S HALLEY's COMET.
French Expert Refers to One Spotted
by Taunton Man.

Paris Aug 22-colonel Marchand.
the hero OF Fashoda and a noted as
tronomer. never believed that the
comet which made its appearance in
June was Halleys comet, which he be-
lieves is not due until September.
The Gaulois is trying to Identify the
comet which Metcalf of Taunton.
Mass, recently discovered. and which
has since been observed at Paris, Ly-
ons and Marseilles. as really the csmet
of HALEY.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-08-23
kRUPP LABORATORY BLOWN UP.
Quick Work of Firemen Prevents Ex-
pIesion of Magazine.

Essen. Germany, Aug. 22.-The
laboratory of the proving grounds of
the Krupp works here was blown up
by an explosion today, the buildings
being subsequently destroyed by fire.
The powder sheds near by, containing
a great quantity of explosives. were
barely saved by the quickness of the
firemen.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-08-23
FUGITIVE TAKEN IN MANILA.
c. Curtiss Hill Arrested on Californian
Charge of Erbezzement.

Manila, Aug. &c. Curtiss Hill was
arrested here today on the request OF
the Californian authorities. He is
charged with embezzlement. Although
he denies his guilt, he will not oppose
extraditions.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-08-23
Ereioht Left Rails

About $50 o'clock Monday afternoon
a southbound freight blocked the track
at the north end of the railroad yard
on the new wharf. An empty coal car
left the rails and was carried along
the sleepers fer some distance. the
rear trucks being nearly pulled out
from under the car.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-08-23
Choir Boys Returned.

The Christ church choir boys, who
have been at their bungalow ar Pleas
ant View. returned on Saturday after
a most delightful two weeks. They
were under the direction of Norbert
Schultz while on their vacation. and he
proved AN excellent disciplinarian.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-08-23
To GUARANTEES "cstton siII..v

London. August 22-The latest de-
velopments in the controversy over
American cotton bills of lading is A
written intimation to English banks
its Willingness to guarantee the gen
uineness of documents OF lading at
tached to bills purchased by them.
The committee of Southern banks In
the United States has also cabled Lon
don banks urging conference on the
question.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-08-23
Cholera In Italy.

Bari. Italy, August 22-Reports from
the cholera infected districts show
that during the past twenty-fo four hours
there We're thirty cases and evenly
deaths. Denial is given to rumors that
cases have been found in places hith-
erto declared free of the disease.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-08-23
Kate c1sxton suss for pivoree.

East St. Louis Ills. August 22.-
Mrs Kate Elizabeth Stevenson. known
on the stage as Kate Ciaxton filed
suit in the city conrt here today Ia
have set aside a divorce ~.ie..rae OBJ
taned by her husband. Charles A.
Stevenson. February II. 1901. without
her knowledge. she alleges Her hus-
band II an actor.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-08-23
Biennial Convention of the National
RepuhIican Leaaue.

Washington. Aug 22.-The biennial
convention of the National RepubIica n
league VIII be held at Carnegie hall,
New York, Friday and Saturday, Sep
tember 30 and October l. according
20 an announcement made here today
BY John Hays hammond president of
the league President Taft has de-
clared he viii be present at the con-
XenL5sr.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-08-23
Steamship Arrixals.

tro,t, At London; Esnd %orA Aug 22; Minneapolis
At Naples. Aug. 90 oceanis. from
New York; Aug. 81: Hamburg, from
New. York.
At Liverpool. Aug. 81: Celtic. from
New York.
At Hamburg. Aug, 81: Fresident
Lincoln. from New York
At Antwerp. AuE, fs: Lap@snd, from
New York.