Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-26
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 The Population of Boone, la. is 10,
 345, as compared with s,Ss0 in 1900. The Population of Buffalo, N. Y., is | 423,715, an increase of Fl, 1928, or POP per cent, as compared with 352,3S7 in 1900 Unable to Subdue a Vicious Bulldog with club, F. M. Slocum of Edinboro. | Pa, threw himself on the brute and choked it to death with his hands.
 Gambetta Wilkes, Sire of PIP Harness Horses in the 2.13 class or better is dead at Cecil farm near Danville,, Ky. He was 29 years old and by George | Wilkes.
 Seven Trained Falcons, in charge of York from England for use in hunting on the Long Island estate of Paul Rainey.
 Announcement Was Made of the ap- pointment of Arthur c. Humphreys as Mexican consul at Norfolk, Va, vice Juan Pefro Didapp, who succeeded Humphreys three years ago.
 Michael Hayes, s3 Years Old, veter- an driver of harne ess horse racers is dead at Reedsburg Wis. from injuries suffered in race in that city Aug. 10,
 
 Almost Within Sight of the United States internal revenue headquarters, an illicit still was discovered when rev- enue officers raided the home of sam uel Gomillion in Washington, D. c. held at Huntington, w Va. charged with murdering Mrs. John Ailiff, and taken there under militia guard to prevent lynching, confessed his crime
 Mabel MeNaniway of zanesviIIe, O., was arrested in connection with the lynching of Detective Etherington' at Newark on July and in connection with which many indictments have been found.
 John H. Dillon of Boston was elected president of the Massachusetts branch the Ladies auxiliary elected as its president Mrs. Mary A. Cavanaugh of East Boston.
 J. p. Morgan Visited Boston Wednes- day, coming up from MarbIehead, ,where he left his yacht Carsair after a cruise along the Maine coast. Mir. Morgan declined to say whether he was there for business or pleasure.
 Governor GiIlett Issued a Call for an extra session of the California legis- iature for Sept. to adopt amendments to the constitution providing for finan- cal assistance to the Panama-Pacihc fair, if held at San Francisco.
 Copies of a Resolution condemnipa moving pictures depicting strike scenes' were printed by organized labor in Washington, D. C., and will be sent broadcast throughout the country in a national crusade against such films.
 According to a Statsment made at a v " ffa lIar rGkx of the law firm of GuggenlIeimer Un- termeyer & Marshall the Interest of Jacob H. Schin, the banker. has been enlisted in behalf of the striking cloak makers.
 Capt, William EImore of the Pitts burg detective bureau says that he has more than 300 complaints of automo- piles being stolen, and is convinced that band of expert mechanics has banded together to prey upon automo- bile owners. life, Edward Wegner of Pearl River. near Nyack, N. Y, shot his wife dead Wednesday at her farm in Manuel. | The couple had not lived together for some months. because the wife com plained that her husband drank. Veg | nes was arrested.
 Burglars Entered the Drug Store of
  hardware store of former Representa- tive Horace G. Jones at Deep River | and stole about $50 worth of goods. | Entrance was effected by breaking a | window. There are no clues.
 Charged With Murder, John David son and Hacker Combs were yesterday | arrested and Jason Deaton declared a fugitive from justice, following the verdict of the coroner's jury at Jack son, Ky, which investigated the assas- sination of John Abner noted. feudist ast Monday night.
 The Rev. pr. Charles Stewart, pro- lessor of Old Testament theology and 1t one time dean of the faculty of the 1logy at Mount Allison university died w Wednesday at Sackville, N. E. He was porn at Glasgow and came, to Canada n 1852. He was one of the best known Methodist clergyme in the country.
 In a Paper Read Before the Interna- iona4 Association of Fire Engineers at Croker of New York declared that the most disastrous fires that have visited his country have been due to made iuate water facilities and that mains rood ordinarily fail in great confiagra- ions. and that to this is due the failure 0 cope with fires.
 The Executive Traffic Committee of he Eastern Commercial organiza tion # the meeting in New York yesterday IS counsel to represent the shippers interests in the advanced freight rates ase at the forthcoming hearings be- ore the interstate commerce cornnlis ion. The first hearing will be held in Sew York city on Sept. '.
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