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Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22
Arrested for Murder Committed Ten
Years Aqo

Bridgeport Conn. Aug. 21.-Carmine
Piluso was arrested early today charg-
ed with murder committed ten years
ago in East Bridgeport. 1t is alleged
that he was responsible for the death
on September .. 1900. of Salvatore De-
cora. PiIuso returned to this city bout
a week after absence since
1900 and arrest was made by the state
nOlicel
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22
PEQUOT MILLS
Open To-day After Being Closed for
Sometime.

The Peauot mill. which has been
idle for several weeks will commence
again this morning. The mill has not
been very active since the Attawaugan
company disposed of il to Mr. White
of the Uncasville Manufacturing COM
pany but Mr.. White made several
changes, taking out a lot of the Old
machinery and relieving the large
building, which was considered scarce
ly safe. of SO much of the weight in
the upper stories.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22
ASSISTANT MASTER MECHANIC.
John Dawber I'd Will Take that Po-
sition at 6ieachery.

John Dawber I'd. who has been
sistant foreman in the machine shop
of the Lonsdale company at Lincoln.
R. L.. for some time Gas resigned his
position to accept that of assistant
ma ster mechanic at the plant of the
United States Finishing company at
Norwich. He will enter upon his new
duties September l. His grandfather.
John Dawber. formerly of Lonsdale. is
ma ster mechanic at the plant
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22
Made Over 81 Knots an Hour

Roclkland. Me. Aug. 21.-Runnins at
fitH speed for an hour TODAY while en-
route from Bath. the new torpedo boat
destroyed Paulding made a trife over
thirty-two knots. The trial was un-
official The Paulding will be given her
standardization tests Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22
Bioroenteenoaraphy.

Munich Aug. 2.-Dr. E KaestIe. DR..
H. Rieder and Engineer J. RosenthaI
are experimenting with cyntenomo-
graph Roentgen photographs of the
internal organs of the human body.
They have given to the process the
name bioroentgenography Their OBJ
serva tions of the movement of the
stomach during digestion, they say
have shown the incorrectness of the
assumption by psychologists that there
are rhythmicaI contractions dividing
the stomach into two parts
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22
Russian Thief Arrested in cheIs6a
Mas.

Boston. August 21.--Theophlle Paw
luthek. aged 80 years, charged b. the
Russian government with the larceny
OF 6 3S0 roubles (about t3.175 in Unit
today by Deputy United States
Marshal Charles Bancroft and locked
up in this city. He will be given a
hearing in the federal court tomorrow
PaVluthek was a letter carrier in the
province of Trisapol. Russia, and in
January. 1908, he disappeared stimuli
taneonsIy with package containing
thr above named amount.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22
Died from Auto Accident Injuries.

Bristol. Conn, Aug 21-Emfi Mil
1otte of Insra ham place. who WAS Sc
verely injured in an automobile acci-
dent here last night. died at his home
this evening lie was about 3s years
old and is survived by a widow. moth
er and three brothers. Minotte was
injured when his car ran backwards
down a hill and overturned
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22
At Fort Mansfield.

Ira Warren. first sergeant of the
Thirteenth company. Danielson. First
Sergeant r. O. Smith. Sergeant Bossey
and Corporal Ranger OF the Third COM
pany were renewing old acquaintances
made at camp while at Fort Mansfield.
They spent A pleasant day at the reser-
yation Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22
Epidemio of Cholera Abatinq.

Bari, ITALY. Aug. 21.-Confidence is
expressed that the epidemic of chol-
era is abatlng and the population is
taking heart and fighting with all
means within its power to prevent the
spread OF the infection.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22
Tipped Over in the Thames.

On Sunday afternoon, While out sail
ing in the Thames river. opposite Gales
Ferry, Herbert Martin and his mother
of Meriden. We're overturned. F'ortu-
nately they We're over the middle
ground at the time and the water was
but little over waist deep. A rowboat I
soon put out anu took them ashore.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22
Released on s25. coo Bail

New York. Aug. Edward T Pos-
enheimer, the young millionaire who is
accused Of running down Miss Grace
dousn in his automobile end leaving
her in the road to die. found tonight
the $4,000 bail derna nded and was re-
leased He had been locked up for the
last three days on a charge of homi-
eide
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22
E. w. BURR MANAGER.
Takes Charge of the Singer Sewing
Machine Office Here.

E. w Burr of Middletown. who has
previously been in charge of the Office
of the Singer Sewing Machine com
pany in that city, has been appointed
manager of the local office and taken
up his duties. He proved A successful
manager in his former position
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22
Underwent Second Operation.

Leroy Phillips was reported to be
improving Sunday evening He under
went an operation at the Backus hos
pital on Tuesday following an opera
tion over year ago fos appendicitis
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22
BEATING wEsToN's RECORD.
John Ennis TO Make Coast TO Coast
Walk in 81 Days.

Sacramento. Cal, Aug. 21.-Seventy-
eight days out of New York city by
ahead OF the coast to coast walking
record OF 105 days set by Edward Pay
son Weston, John Ennis. es years ar
rived hers this morning. He expects
TO reach San Francisco Wednesday
morning. making new wafking record
of 81 days across the continent.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22
Earth Trennor at Lowell, Mass.

Lowell. Mass Aug. 21-Earth tre-
1nors accom- npanied by heavy rumblings
caused considerable alarm in this city
and surrounding towns today. rhe
shocks lasted several seconds but did
nc damage.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22
Boiler Explosion in Wiliimsntie 9a
kerry

-Willimantic Aug. zl.-Half an hour
before the men were 10 report for
work a large copper boiler in the ba =
kerry VI Mullen * 81. Otlxe ia this o4ty
exploded this afternoon. wrecktng the
place Ii tore out one side or the
building and part OF the roof. No
one was I'm the place at the time. Had
il been any other day, haD q dozen
vcrkmen would have been there Ths
lose lie Put st about . theusere dol
lare
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22
MAYOR GAYNoR SITS UP.
WALKED A FEW STEPS.
Steadily Gaining Strengths in Ex-
ceIIent Condition.

New York Aug. 21.-Only one buIle-
tin was given out today on Mayor Gay
nOrs condition 1t was timed p. M
and read.
Ma yOr Gaynor is stea Oily gaining
strength He sat up a part of .he day
He walked few steps. He has en-
joyed reading and this evening is in
excellent condition.
tSisned)
"ARLITZ.
"DOWD"
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22
Ha. a Fighting Chance for Recovery.

Danbury Conn. Aug. 21.-It is stat
ed tonight following "a consultation of
physicians today that Alexander X
Mclean who Was severely injured in
an automobile accident recently and
who has been practically unconscious
since that time. had a nshtng cha nee
for recovery. He is prominent resi-
dent of this city.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22
British government PROPOSES to es-

tablish a system of agricultural cred
it banks similar to those existing in
Germany France. Belgium and in
some parts of Italy and Ireland.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22
Ended Her Life by lnhaIins Gas.

was received here tonight Of the SUI
eide SATURDAY night in New Rochelle.
~. y. of Mrs Joseph White. formerly
of Thoneston. she is said to have
ended her lif- by inhalinE gas.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22

Paris, Aug. 21.-The Virginia dele
cation headed by Col. James Mann,
which came here for the dedication on
Aug 1S of the bronze replica of the
Houdon statue of Washington, pre-
sented to France by the state of Vir-
ginia, Saturday placed a wreath upon
the tomb of Lafayette, upon the anni-
versary of his death.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22
Broke Rioht Arm.

William r. Hopkins Of Jail Hill, while
cranking a boat in the Shetucket river
On SATURDAY afternoon about 50
Q clock had his right arm broken. DR..
Dcncaue set the fractured arm.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22
$40. 600 Airshio Raoe Prize.

Paris. Ang 2I=The Journal an
rounces the offer Of a prize If s40.ed0
for an air race between Paris Berlin.
Brussels and London in 1911.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22
3. Aueustus Heinze to Marry Actress.

New YORK. Aug. 21.--Accordins 10 d
statement published here today, r. Au-
gustus ,Heinze, the copper man. ana
Miss ESrnice Henderson, an actress
will be married in New York this week
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22

Rome, Aug 21.-The pope received
Saturday in farewell audience Cardinal
Vincenzo VannutelH who left on Sun
day for Canada to attend the Euchar-
istic congress at Montreal as the papal
delegate The pontiff authorized Car
dinal VannutelH to impart the apostolic
benediction to the members of the con-
greSS.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22
Stole $50 in Danbury.

Waterbury, Conn. Aug. Claw
renee Leahey was arrested tonight on
q charge of theft. 1t is alleged that
he stole $50 III Danbury and fled to
this city
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22

Paris, Aug. 21.-Premier BRAND yes
terday ordered the strictest precaution-
airy measures of inspection to be taken
along the Italian frontier on account
of the outbreak of cholera in Italy.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22
Broke His Ribs.

As. the result of being kicked by a
horse AIonzo Parkhurst of occum had
two ribs broken while at work in I4eb-
anon He was brought here, where Dr.
Donohue attended to the injury.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22
Central Vermont Engineers Get Wage
Increase.

St. AIbans. VT. Aug. 2f.-The engi
neers of the Central Vermont railway
will receive an increase in wages aV-
era ging 90 per cent. as a result of an
agreement just reached by officials of
the cuinT.anr ana repres ssntatives of the
Brotherhood of Loc bmotIve Engineers.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22
Cabled Paragraphs

Algiers, Aug. PA shock Of earth
quake Saturday was felt at Aumale, a
town ffty-five miles southeast of here
A number of houses were damaged.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22
Plot for Military Dictatorship of Por
tuosL

Lisbon Aug 21.-By- way of the
frontier-The newspapers today print
alarming reports of al alleged plot of
the clerical party for the overthrow "
of the Portuguese government and the
establishment of a military dictator
shin.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22

The treasury is advised that the
national banks Of Louisiana have
formed currency association, and
that 90 other currency associations in
various parts of the country are in
process of formation.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22
Ex.u. S. Senator in Critical CONDITION

Washington. Aug. 21.-Ex- United
States Senator Wilkinson Call of Flor
ida. who was removed from his home
to local hospital yesterday suffering
from cerebral hemcrrhage is still in
a critical condition. His death is mo-
mentarlly expected.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22

The coroner's inquest failed to
throw any light on the murder of
William Rice, the wealthy attorney
and clubman, of Cleveland, O.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22
Condensed kilograms

direct steamship service between
New Orleans and Dunkirk. France,
will be opened next October by the
French line.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22
Camping at Gardner Lake.

Ripple Morgan. julius Tuttle. Eugene
Calkins and Fred Oat left Sunday for
a weeks camping at Gardner Lake.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22

d. Riley OF Annapolis, Nd, and Ed
gar p. Colloday of Mcfarland. Mich.
from civil life to be second lieutenant
in the army. They have been as
signed to the coast artillery corps.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22

of $500.
The Chicago Trades council have
strike of building mechanics begun
three weeks ago to aid striking ele-
vator constructors
British government proposes to es-
tablish system of agricultural cred
it banks similar to those existing in
Germany. France. Belgium and in
some parts of Italy and Ireland
The . resident has appointed George
d. Riley OF Annapolis, Nd, and Ed
gar r. Colloday of Mcfarland Mich.
from civil life to be second lieutenant
in the army. They have been as
signed to the coast artillery corps.
The treasury is advised that the
national banks Of Louisiana have
formed a currency association, and
various parts of the country are in
process of formation.
Milo q. HiIIegas of New York has
been appointed editor Of the bureau
0f education by Acting Secretary
Pierce of the interior department.
Mr.. Hlleeas is a member of the fac
ulty of the teachers college of CO.
lumbia university.
After beinu out for thirty two days
from New York. causing much un-
easiness on the part Of the owners.
the American schooner. J. d. Sawyer.
with cargo of cement. arrived at
Pensacola. Fla, having encountered
head winds and rough weather which
caused delay.
Gov. Hughes granted the requisi-
ton of the authorities OF Massachu-
setts for the extradition Gf ID. L..
Bieelow. who was indicted in Boston
with members Of the brokerage firm
of Sederquist. Barry & Co. on charges
Of conducting bucket shop and con-
spiracy to defraud.
Lieut. Commander Roscoe E. Moody,
senior officer of the New Hampshire,
and Lieut. Commander Milton e.
Reed. in charge of the marine on
been designated b. the navy depart
ment as permanent designing en-
gineers at the academy.
Captain, Jack casseH, an aeronaut
of Louisville, KY. died in a hospital
Yesterday from injuries received at
Mount Vernon, Ind. Thursday, when
his balloon exploded at a height of
200 feet He fell to the ground in
front of an amphitheatre where hun
dreds of persons We're watching him.
Acting Secretary Winthrop of the
navy department sent to @. IT. Rock.
naval constructor on duty at the Bos-
ton navy yard. letter Of commen-
dation. for excellent work in recov-
ering the Z. s. S. Castine. which was
rammed by the submarine Bonita a
few weeks ago off the Massachusetts
coast.
Secretary of State koenia at Albany.
y. y, gave Thomas J. Langton OF
Irvington on -the- hudson. ? rs ting Of
100 per cent. i'm his examination for
a chauffeur's license under the CAL
Ian automobile law. I-angton is
chauffeur for Miss Helen Gould and
swears that he has driven automo-
biles more than 5000 miles
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22

Milo q. HiIegas of New York has
been appointed editor of the bureau
0f education by A citing Secretary
Pierce of the interior department.
Mr.. Hillegas is member of the fac
utv of the teachers college of Co
Iumbia uniVehsity
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22

Canadisn Pacific officials state that
frost of Tuesday night dfd no damage
OF any account to the grain crop.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22

The Massachusetts cotton mills at
Lowell were shut down Saturday un-
Ill September 6. The corporation
employs about $500 operatives.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22

After beinu out for thirty two days
from New York. causing much un-
easiness on the part of the owners,
the American schooner. J. d. Sawyer.
with a cargo of cement, arrived at
Pensacola. Fla, having encountered
head winds and rough weather which
caused delay.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22
Granada Taken, Bluefelds Bluff Aban-
doned.

"a Washington. Aug. 21.-Granada wae
taken yesterday by the revolutionary
forces under Generals Chamorra and
Mena, according to cablegram re-
ceiVed late tonight by Senior Castrillo
from Minister General Diaz at Blue
fields. The Madriz forces rallied and
attacked the revolutionary troops but
were defeated decisiveiy. ripitapa, too,
is in the power of the revolutionists.
Bluehelds Bluff was abandoned last
light by the MadriZ force thar had oc-
cupied ii for some months. according
TO a further report received by Cas-
trillo from Diaz and today IL was oc-
cupied BY troops OF Estrada.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22

Gov. Hughes granted the requisi-
ton of the authorities OF MaSsachu-
setts for the extra dition Of ID. l..
Bieelow. who was indicted in Boston
with members of the brokerage firm
of Sederquist Barry & Co. on charges
Of conducting a bucket shop and con-
spiracy to defraud.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-22

For the capture of Nicholas Cap
salakos, charged with the murder of
Maritas Capsalis, the city council of
Somersworth, y. H., offered a reward
of 5000.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-09-09
For Instance

Mr.. Tenn Pickett, a successful
business man of Russell county,
was in Pocahontas last Saturday on
short visit to Sergeant Mays, his
nephew, and was almost as entusi-
astic about Stuart's chances" as
that travelling man that the TeIe-
graph manufactured was about
Slemp. He says as things stand
stuart will carry his home county
by 500, and it may be much more.
lie has been i'm Stuart's service many
years, and we have asked him TO
step off at Richlnnds and interview
our friend Spratt, and il Spratt
don't believe what he tells him about
the way Stuart treats his men. in
Vite him over To see that $50. 600
farm be bought year OF two ago
out OF his savings. - Pocahontas
Headlight.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-09-09
insurgents Tell Why

The Roanoke Times of August 3Otl
contains the following:
Darwin, Va, Aug d.
Following is a copy of lette,
written and sent by life long Re.
publican which may be of interest 10
readers of The Roanoke Times:
Darwin, Va, Aug. 26. 1910
Editor The TazewelI Republican,
Dear Sir:
L am just in receipt OF a COPY of
your paper which / suppose has
been sent me in the interest of Mr.
Hlemp. / have been a life long Re.
publican, but l feel 1t my dutv 70
inform you or any decent or self re-
'pecting Republican that | have de.
;ided to quit voting for SIemp for
many different reasons. Permit me
o indicate few of the reasons wbv |
VIII not vote for Bacsom SIemn.
ne Republican candidate for con-
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-09-09
SHOTT'S DRUMMER

The Bluefield Telegraph coniured
up drummer, unknown TO fame, +"
and afraid or ashamed to give his
name, who says he has been all 'rover
the district and saw no sign of Dem
ocratic success anywhere, and found
no Republican who will vote for
Stuart, but number OF Democrats
who would vote for SIemp. Here is
another drummer, not back alIev
drummer afraid of his identity, who
has also been over the district and
tells what he found. In the Tele-
graphs man has an existence outside
OF the fertile but distorted imagina-
ton OF the Editor, let
him come out into the light and
give his name. Who is he ana who
IS he travelling for? We quote from
the Bristol Herald Courier:
This is democratic locust year in
the ninth district" declared l.. n.
Bolton, a well known Bristol travel
Ing man, who is just back from a
trip through Wise, Buchanan and
Dickinson counties, in the heart of
the Southwest Virginia district
where n campaign is now raging be-
tween Henry &. Stuart, the demo-
cratic nominee and G.. b. SIemp. in
cumbent and republican candidate
for reelection.
81 never have seen such genuine
enthusiasm among the democrats.
In Wise, Dickinson and Buchanan
counties the democrats are red hot i'm
their fight TOR Stuart and there is
much republican opposition to
Slemp that will assist the demo
Gratis. There ale numerous promi-
nent republicans, who can be relied
upon, who are openly against SlemI
and who will vote for Stuart in No
vember"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-09-09
CORN IN TAZEWELL

This year, according to official
statistics, the south has 26, 277, OOO
acres in corn, which is an increase of
a million and half over last year,
and over two and half millions
more than was planted two years
ago.
Two years ago, 1908, Virginia put
out 1925, 900 acres. In 1909, last
year, the acreage was =, OIO, 600 acres.
This year it is 2,I42, 600 acres. In
1890 the crop in Virginia was 80 2
million bushels. This year the crop
Will be about 90 million bushels. or
about an average of about 26 bushels
per acre An increase of one busheI
per acre would mean over , million
bushels. The small increase of one
bushel more per acre would foot up
enormously. And this could have
been done easily by little care in
the selection of seed. There ought 10
be about 5000 stalks of corn on an
acre. One ear TO the stalk means.
approximately 80 bushels Of corn.
Suppose two ears instead of one
could be grown on every stalk. Th
yield would be increased at last so
or 10 per cent. II only the ears on
the two cared stalks are selected for
seed the tendency will be to repro
duce a stalk with two ears. There is
no good reason why two ears should
not be grown on each stalk with
same cultivation. The seed must be
selected in the field instead of the
crib. Not more acreage but more to
the acre, is the motto now. There
are number of fine fields of corn in
this county which will yield from
90 to 20 bushels per acre, with ONLY
one ear TO the stalk. Just suppose
these splendid fields had two ears ON
each stalk, or even on half the
stalks! Look out for this for next
years seed.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-09-09
Companion For September

Women are planning their fall
wardrobes now and rejuvenating
their houses, and the beautiful Sen
tember issue OF the Woman's Home
Companion comes to us in the nick
OF time. Miss Gould, the Fashion
Editor, shows all the points OF ,he
autumn styles, and new depaIt-
ment. " Home Decoration and Handi-
craft, " Will serve rs an inspiration
for the home lover.
In this issue begins an unusually
thrilling story OF the stage bv Hui
bert Footner, entitled True Love. -
Short stories by Mary Hastings. An
ME Hamilton DonnelI, and Grace
Keen, together with another install
ment of Brothers Four" which is
drawing TO close, complete an as
sortmert of fiction rarely found in
a magazine.
There is also large reproductio
In full color OF Jessie Wilcox Smiths
painting, Little Drops of Water ;"
which is another OF her charming
series illustrating familiar verses of
Mrs. Burton Harrison relates i'm n
manner, her "reminiscences
OF the famous men and women who
nave gathered in her drawing room.
Taking Royalty by Storm" bv
Amy Sutton Reyner, is a fascinat-
Ing and vivid account OF the Roose-
velts' tour in Europe.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-09-09
SPOILED SOLOS

1t was great ing, and the sing
er's voice filled the holy place with
its wonderful beauty. But there wa,
not one among the devout worsbip.
pers present who could distinguish q
word that was sung. 1t is often The
case in church singing. Why?---
Times Dispatch.
This paper has over and over
again complained of the same de-
feet. 1T is not only 'often the case''
but much oftener than otherwise.
that not word of the singers can
be distinguished. The voice is strong
and sweet, her mouth pIetty and
large enough, but not word could
heard. Sometimes the organist or
accompanyist insists on being heard
and browns the words OF the singer.
so few pianis.s or organists seem 10
know how to play for soloist. The
chief reason why. however. is
want of training. Many soIoists
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-09-09

gTess from the Ninth district, voted
for the ubiquitous Panye AIdrich
tariff law and has defended it as the
best tariff law that we ever had.
He is believer in high protec-
ton, which is the enemy of the far
mer and the laboring man.
th.uk that IL is time that all de-
cent and self respecting Republicans
should put the good of the Ninth
district above party and united with
the Democrats and turn on the light
in the management of affairs i'm the
Ninth district for the betterment of
the people. Break the force of the
SIemp organization in the district,
which appears To be held t,gthcu
mainly through his great army OF
federal office holders. This will re.
tire Slemp to private lite and put
In his place real friend of the PEG.
pie.
Signed NOAH +. MULLINS.