Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-08

Condensed Teleggrarls pr. John c. Dacosta, welI-known l surgeon Of Philadelphia, is dead. It Is Stated that there will be no omnibus public building bill at the present session.
 James Gallagher, who was never ill in his life, died at Ebensburg, Pa. in his 105th year.
 The Philadelphia Mint Is Being worked day and night to create small coins for the holidays.
 Miss E. A. Casey Was Robbed of a handbag containing $2,200 while in a street car in Pittsburg.
 Senator Brown of Nebraska is con- l fdent of the adoption of the income
 tax amendment by the states. Lacour, the RoyaIist, Who Assaulted Premier Briand of France was sen fenced to three months in prison. A Chicago Syndicate Has Purchased
 
 and Tohama counties, California. The Woman's Rivers and Harbors congress defeated a motion to join the Federation of Women's Clubs. The French Chamber of Deputies voted an appropriation of $1,160,000 for the relief of the flood sufferers. General Estrada, provisional presi- 1 q inviting all Nicaraguan exiles to re- turn to, their country.
 General Hernandez, an memorable fighter. who has no sympathy with the common people, has assumed con- i trol of the Chihuhua military zone in Mexico.
 Prof. Cooper D. Schmidt, professor of mathematics for 21 years in the the university, is dead at his home in Knoxville, aged 5l years. Judge John R. Thornton of Alexan- dria was elected United States sena- tor Tuesday by the Louisiana general to succeed the late Samuel D. McI1n cry.
 Juan Sanchez Azcona, one time member of congress of Mexico, was arrested in Washington on charges preferred by the Mexican government alleging obtaining money under false pretences. AzcOna has been with Gus taVo A. Madero, brother of the rev. olutionist leader in Mexico. Her Reason Dethroned by breeding over the ravages of the boil Weevil 1 in her cotton fields, during the past ! year. Mrs. J. R. Hudspeth, a wealthy woman planter of Yazoo City, Miss, committed suicide by jumping out of a, boat into the waters of Wolf lake, about nine miles from Yazoo City. Charles Jerome Coleman, at one time 1 a millionaire and a musical celebrity, was found dead at his room at Pas safe, N. J., a suicide from gas. Alr. Coleman was graduated from Harvard and was for a time the university or sanist He was a composer of con- siderable note and at one time con- ducted symphony orchestra near Boston.
 The Deal Was Closed Tuesday by which the building committee of the Brotherhood of Railway Bremen and Enginemen purchased for S100,000 the Memorial Hall building, southwest corner of West Sixth street and Su- perior avenue, Cleveland. as the site for the orders national headquarters building. The present headquarters are at Peoria, III.
 At the Borough Elections at West Haven Wednesday, a democrat was elected warden for the first time for several years. The incumbent J. l.. Sperman republican, was defeated for reelection by J. W. Grannis, demo- crat. by vote of 5S2 to 545. The Gem ocrats also elected three out of the fiyya l1J1rp Inc inTjtV Of
 the other offices both parties put up the same candidate.
 Prof. Charles Otis Whitman. head of the department of zoOloogy and curator of the zOological museum at the University of Chicago, died of pneumonia Wednesday. Professor Whitman, who was 6S years old, was widely known as a zoologist. Sur viving Professor Whitman are his Wid- ow and two sons, Frank and Carroll. Frank Whitman is a student at Har- yard university and his brother is at Cornell university, Ithaca, N. Y. In an Address at New Haven. Col.
 John S. Mosby, the confederate cav
 airy leader, gave many "reminiscences
 of the civil war and stated that in his
 opinion the downfall of General Lee
 was due to the disobeying of orders
 by Generals Fitzhugh Lee and Toombs.
 Their disobedience, he said, caused the
 surrender of Lee and the confederate
 army. During the stay of Colonel
 Mosby in New Haven, he has been en-
 tertained by the students at Yale uni
 versity whose homes are in the south.
 No matter What the Result of the
 balloting at the Hanover university
 on the questions of reSuming athletic
 relations with Dartmouth college may
 be the sentiment generally expressed
 at Hanover is in opposition to the re-
 sumption of such relations. One of
 the faculty members, who IS proml-