Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-31
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 The Will Of General Wesley Merritt was offered for probate.
 The Navy Department has ordered the reorganization of the Pacific fleet.
 Census Figures Show that in densi- ty of populatio Rhode Island leads all the states.
 pr. Donald M. GalIie was elected president of the Institute of Dental Pedaga gics.
 Siam Has Approved the additional protocol of the international prize court convention.
 The Annual Report of the general superintendent of the life saving ser vice was made public.
 Revolutionary Fighting is reported along the Honduran-N Nicaraguan bor- der below Cape Garcias.
 net saved the life of a baby in a tene- ment fire in Chicago
 Willard F. Wentworth, who produc. ed the first grand opera ever given in Chicago, died at Winnetla, III.
 Emanuel 8ieIe of New York was found dead in his berth in a sleeping car as the train neared Pittsburg.
 District Fire Marshal Philip Hurley or Cincinnati, who was injured in the big fire of December 21, is dead.
 Lindsley Rowe, for 30 years United States commissioner at Jersey City, was declared insane at Trenton, N. J.
 Black Flanders Are Believed by the police to be responsible for wrecling grocery store on the East Side of New York.
 Joseph R. Lamar, recently appoint ed associate justice of the supreme court, paid his respects to the presi- dent.
 It is Estimated that at the next re- publican national convention Colonel Roosevelt will present Tafts name for renomination.
 Poison Placed by Mistake in a com munion cup in q Lutheran church in Sc. Petersburg caused the death of three communicants.
 Secret Service Men Captured Max Silver and David Garvin, counterfeit CTS and seized a large amount of bo- gus silver coin in Newark, N. J.
 John Rodney, who is dead at West Marlborough. \. Y., is survived by 22 children. He was twice married and was 85 years old and a native of Pc land.
 Secretary Macveash sent a letter to Captain Uberroth of the revenue cut ter Gresham, commenting the officers and men for bravery during the recent storm.
 The Portsmouth Schooner Thomas E. Garland which was stranded at Great Point, Mass, on December 15, was floated by the revenue cutter Acushnet.
 The Lower Rhine Aeronautic asso- citation will present the award of the James Gordon Bennett cup to Howley, winner of the last interna tional bal loon race.
 A Conference of the Steel manufac- turers of the United States has been called to meet in New York January 9 for the purpose of discussing prices and steel conditions.
 Many Members of the French cham Der of deputies have petitioned the government for a new trial for Du- rand, secretary of the Coal Handlers union, who was convicted of instigat- ing murder.
 The Body Of Penn Pittnan was ere mated at Cincinnati Friday. When MT. Pittmans first wife died there was no crematory in Cincinnati. He took the body to Pittsburg, where it was incinerated.
 A Dynamite Explosion ill the tunnel being constructed by the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company at Ensley, Ala, Friday afternoon caus- ed the death of three laborers, two whites and a negro. Another negro was fatally hurt.
 The Annual Session of the Music Teachers ational association at Bos- ton closed Friday with several inter- estng addresses from publishers and others interested in the printing of music. The next meeting will be held at Ann Arbor Mich.
 Fire at Lawton, Okla, supposed to have been of incendiary origin caas- ed q loss of $lZ5,U00 in the business district Friday. It is believed a negro porter at the city drug store where the fire started, was burned to death. Two arrests have been made.
 Great Excitement Was Caused at Moncrief Park. Jacksonville. Fla, yes terday afternoon when fire of un- known origin broke out in the racing association's feed stables. Several horses which were stabled in the building were led out in safety. The damage was S3,000. The races were delayed owing to the smoke.
 
 In Anticipation of an Unusually in teresting session a number of upstate members of the Massachusetts legisla- ture have reached Boston and are en- gagged in looking over the United States senatorial field. The great and general court of Me aSs2c chUactts con venes at II q. m. next Wednesday, with 25 republicans and 15 democrats in the enate and 127 republicans 112 democrats and one socialist in the house. How much insurgency there 's in the senate and 127 republicans. 112 democrats is at yet a matter of con lecture. Close political observers claim to detect signs of it in both par ties.