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Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31
FOUR MEN ARRESTED
 AS SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS
Private Detectives from New York at
 Worlc>in New Canaan.

New Canaan Conn, Mug. 30.-Four men. said to be nembeTt of the Gar ment Makers union. whith is conduct ing a strike in New York city were arrested here today by private detec- tiyes from New York on charges of breach of the peace. loi. -ring on the street and being suspicious charac- ters. At hearing before a justice tonight no evidence was presented to support the charges and the men were acquitted They gave the names of McCauley. Cohen. Shelters and Bir- netti. There is branch factory of the National Cloak & Shit Co. which is involved in the strike. and it was alleged that the men who came here from New York today did so with the intention of interviewing the non un- ion help which is employed in the local factory
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31
MELON FOR EVERY CONVICT.
Missouri Statesman Sends 1900 t'
 Jefferson City.

Jefferson City, Mo. Aug. sO.-Every convict in the state prison here re- ce.ved a watermelon for dinper today It was the first melon treat of ths year and probably will be the last State Dun<lin county today sent about 1.500 melons here to be given to state off cials and convicts.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31
SOME FOLLOWERS OF MADRIz
 REFUSE TO SURRENDER
Estradists Levying a Forced Loan for
 Payment of Troops.

San Juan del Sur. Aug 30-Though all telegraphlc communication with Managua is cut, it is reported that the local authorities there are levying a forced loan for the payment of the troops. It is said also that the Estra- dists are in possession of B1uefelds. Chontales, Managua and part of Granada but that the remainder of the country is in the hands of the Madriz forces. Two hundred of the followers of Madriz are reported to be barri- caded in San Francisco church at Gra- nada, and refuse to surrender. An other report reaching here is to the effect that groups of Nicara guans are threatening to slnvade their country from Costa Rica
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31
One of the Most Remarkable Escapes

from death m the annals ot the Lake Superior copper industry occurred on Monday at a Calumet. Mich, mine, when Mike E. Sunrich timberman, fell 150 feet before he grasped the rope saving himself from fall or a quarter of a mile to the bottom. His hands were burned badly on the wire rope but otherwise he was unhltrt. Sun rich was dangling from the cable when rescued
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31
AIDE TO PRESIDENT LINCOLN
 DYING IN GERMANY.
Has Been Inmate of Insane Asylum for
 Many Years.

Reed Rathbone who was an aide to President Lincoln and received a stab wound in attem pting to save the life Of his chief on the night of the arsas- sination. is near death in the criminal ward of the insane asylum at Hide sheim of which he has long been an inmate.
 Many years ago while occupying the post of American consul here. Major Rathbone murdered his wife. He was convicted but declared to be insane and was committed to the institution where he has since remained and lived in luxury.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31
REV. DIR. J. WILBUR CHAPMAN
 WEDDED TO MISS MOULTON.
Ceremony Performed at Providence, and Rev. Dr. Ottman of Stamford Assists in the Rites.

Providence, R. l., Aug. 3O--In the presence of many of his co-workers in the field of religious endeavor, the Rev pr. J. Kilbur Chapman, the evangelist, was married today to Miss Mabel Cornelia Moulton at the home of her mother, Mrs. Ruth W. Moulton, in this city
 The wedding was marked by sim plicity, only the immediate relatives and friends of the bride and groom be- ing present.
 The Rev. Elijah. A. Hanley, pastor of the First Baptist church of this city, and the Rev. Dr. Ford C. Ottn1an of Stamford, Conn, who has been asso- ciated with Dr. Chapman in his work, were the officiating clersymen.
 Mrs Cha pInan has long been active in religious work and will continue to assist her husband in his chosen life work.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31
NO NEED FOR s5.ooo,ooo HOME.
Chicago Board of Trade Votes Down
 Plan by Large Majority.

Chicago. Aug. s0.-The Chicago Board of Trade yesterday voted down plans for a new s5.00o.0 .000 home. By the large majority of 545 votes against III the board members rejected the recommendations of it's building com mittee and made impossible, for the time. at least, the erection of the pro- posed new twenty-story board and of fee building.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31
Will Present Rooseve1t's Name Again For
 Temporary Chairman
COUNTS UPON $50 OF THE DELEGATES
New York County Committee Chairman Refuses to Ac- cept Defeat-After Conference With Republican Leaders Announcement of Coming Fight Is Made Will be on Night Before Convention-Drect Nom- nation Plank Wanted In Platform.

at least $50 of the 1,015 delegates and issued formal statement to the eff feet that they would not only present MT. Roosevelts name for temporary chairman of the convention, but do their utmost to have a direct nomlna- ton plank inserted in the platform
 No Special Meeting of Committee
 It had been the intention of the Roosevelt supporters to bring the state committee together again in ad- vance of the convention in order that the action of the committee in select ing Vice President Sherman for tenn porary chairman might be reconsid- cred; but after much discussion, it was decided to make the attempt to substitute Colonel Roosevelts name September 2e, the night before the convention.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31
GRIFFIN PRosTRATED
 BY NERVOUS COLLAPSE.
Alleged Murdered Of Belle Elnnore Rs- to Hospital Ward of Jsii-

London, Aug. 30.-Dr Crippen. joint ly accused with Ethel Clara I4eneve of the murder of his wife has suffer ed a nervous collapse and was remov- ed today to the hospital ward of the Brixton jail.
 Solicitor Newton states that his cli- ent has given him an explanation of the farewell message found among the prisoners effects by Inspector Dew, which will throw different light on the matter when it is made public.
 The message was read in court yes- terday at the arraignment of Crippen and Miss Leneve and indicated that the writer contemplated suicide dur ing his flight to Canada on the steam CT MontrOSe.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31
NO EIGHT HOUR LAW
In Construction of Subn narines and
 Torpedo Boat Destroyers.

Washington. Aug. 30.-The subma- rines and torpedo boat destroyers au- thoriZed by the last session of congress are not to be constructed under the provisions of the eight hour law.
 The department of justice today in formed the navy department that the law did not require their construction in conformity with the eight hour law and as the cost of construction will be less if the law is not Applicable the navy department will Let contracts for them conta ming no clause referring to the eight hour law
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31
RESIDENTS ALARMED.
Bear Wandering Around the Suburbs
 of Greenwich.

Greenwich, Conn. Aug. so-The residents of Rock Ridge. a section of the town where are located the homes of Percy A. Rockefeller, William H. Rockefeller, C. ". Post and others of prominence, are considerably disturb ed by the reports that bear is wan dering around in the woods in that sec tlon. Their fears were not allayed by the appearance of bad of gypsies to- day ineuiring for bear which they claim to have lost
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31
EDITOR BANGS ROBBED.
His Body Found Floating in Long
 Island Sound.

r New York, Aug. 30.-The body of s nlah found floating in Long Island Sound yesterday near Plum Island was identified today as that of John F. Bangs editor and part owner of the White Plains Daily Record, and one of the best known newspaper men in westchester county He was en route to Boston for a vacation and had ticket on the Metropolitan line in bis pocket. His friends believe he was robbed and thrown overheard from one Of the compsnys vessels. His home was in New Rochelle N. Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31
John Brown p.y at ossawatori..

Ossawatomie, Kan, Aug. 30.-This was John Brown day at the Ossawat- onie celebration. Tomorrow will be Thedodore Roosevelt day, and all signs indicate that it will prove the most notable in the towns history. Today marked the 54th anniversary of the battle of Ossawatomie. Tomorrow the ex-president will dedicate the battle field as a state park
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31
NEW HAMPSHIRE DISHES
 RATTLED ON SHELVES.
A Three Second Shock That Alarmed
 People About Lake Sunapee.

Newport, N. H.. Aug. 30.-An earth shock caused considerable excitement in this section of New Hampshire this morning. but did no damage. People felt a distinct trembling of the earth and dishes rattied on the shelves. The shock came at about 9.30 a. m and lasted for three seconds. It was ac- conpa anied by loud noise resembling thunder The whole region about Lake Sunapee was shaken and the summer cotta gers were alarmed.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31
EARTHQUAKE IN cALAeRIA.
Strong Shock in Southwestern Italy
 No Fatalities Reported

Rome. Aug. 30.-A strong earth shock was felt throughout the ''coinparti- mento' of Calabria at 315 o'clock this morning. The inhabitants, awakened from their sleep, fled panic stricken into the streets. No, fatalities have been reported
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31
SUGAR SENTENCES GO OVER.
Heike and Gerbracht Terms to Be An
 nounced September 10.

New York, Aug 30.-The sentencing Of Charles R. Heike, former secretary of the American Sugar Refining com psnS. and Ernest w. GeFbra cht the former superintendent of the sugar trusts Williamsburg refinery, was postponed today until September 10, becaues of the absence of Henry L. Stimson, the special government prose- cutor in the sugar cases. Heike and Gerbracht were present with their counsel After sentence has been passed argument will be heard for Q new trial for the convicted men.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31
A. Q. A. OF CONNECTICUT
In Convention at WstsrLury-4Go Del gates Present.

Waterbury Conn. Aug. se.--u Upward of goo delegate of the Ancient Order I50 delegates of the Ladies Auxfliary day and went through the preliminary business of the convention sfteT be- ing extended a wefror1~ bv the mayor. Hon. William R. Hctchlrss. ard wev cierGy of the city
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31
OPPOSED BANK OFFICIAL
 TRIES TO TAKE HIS LIFE.
Richmond H. InsersolI of 6iddeford
 Maine, Clashes His Throat.

Biddeford Me, Aug. BOA nearly successful attempt to commit suicide was made by Richmond IT. lngcrsoll. former treasurer of the closed York County Savings bank. He cut his throat and is in a critical condition. It was announced yesterday that the banks shortage is between s300,O00 and S35e,0 ,00o
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31

Tired of Life, John Miller, aged 40,
 of Braddock. Pa, displayed unusual l persistency in ending his existence He soaked the heads of matches in wa ter and drank the mixture. which made him ill. He then ate rat poison and wEen he found himself sin living
 he drank carbouc acid which killed him.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31
PROCESSION OF AERoPLANEs. Six in Eighteen Mile Flight from
 Hsvre to DeaviIic and Return.

Paris. Aug 3O-Six aviators sailed fin procession this afternoon from Havre to DeaViile and return dis tsnce of eighteen miles. the trip talk Ing them across the mouth of the Seine
 Those making the trip Were Herbert Latham, Alfred Le Blanc. Leon Mo- rane, Auburn, Ladousne and Vienczle- res.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31
GALLAUDET MONUMENT.
Plans Adopted at Meeting in Maine for
 Repairing 1t.

Portland, Me, Aug. 30-The final steps were taken toward raising fund for the celebration in 1917 of the tooth anniversary of the founding of the American school for the deaf at the tv enty-seventn annual convention of the New England Gallaudet associa- ton which opened here today Plans were also presented for repairing the Gallaudet monument in Hartford, and
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31
South caroIin. Democratic Primaries.

Columbia. s. C.. Aug. 30.-Rather mea ger returns from the state demo cratic parties indicate that C. C. Fea- therstone. prohibitionist will be in the second race for governor with either Cole l.. Blease, or T. G. Mcleod, local optionists. The renonlination of A. r.. Lever. congressman from the Seventh district, by a large majority. is cer- tain.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31
A chicaao pi.natch savs that 2

earnings of the Pullman company for the year ended July 31 last will ap- proximate $37,00o.00o, as compared with $33.200,000 last year. Amount available for dividends on the SEQ 100000 capital stock is figured at over d3 per cent, as against II per cent. on 00.000,009 last year.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31
Hartford Democratic Town conventior

Hartford, Conn, Aug 30.-At the democratic town convention here to- night delegates to the various conven- tions were chosen. that for the state being headed by William W. Hyde A resolution endorsing former Chief Jus tice Simeon F.. Baldwin as the demo- cratic nominee for governor and re- questing the delegation to use every endeavor to secure his nomination was voted down by large majority.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31
Protection Responsible for Good
 Wages Paid Miners.

Joplin Mo. Aug. 3g-vice President Sherman. touring Missouri and Okla honna made an automobile trip today from Joplin to Carthage. accompa nied by procession of ears filled with Jop- lin republicans.
 From i.ls automobile MT. Sherman spoke in Webb city Cart<IsllIe and Prosperity, mining towns MT. Shsr- man. in aidres ssins the miners and mine employees declared that protsc- ton has been responsible fol the good wages paid them.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31
wouLD-BE SLAYER KILLED.
Great Northern Official Better Marks
 man Than His Assaiant. &

St. Paul, Minn-. Aug. 3O.-P Welch g discharged special agent of the Great Northern Railway company, entered the office of Chief Special Agent Al c. Ray today and fired five shots at him. but missed him each time. Ray shot Welch dead.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31

Port au Prince. Hayti, Aug. 30- Parliament was convened in extraerdi- nary session today to discuss the con- tract with the new bank which has been organized with a capital of s4s- 000,000 and will take up the treas sury service It is assured that there will be a loan of s12,O00,0O made for the purpose of taking up the interior 1oan and improving the monetary situation gen eralIY.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31

Managua, Nicaragua, Aug. 30.-Gen- era1 "Gabe" Conrad of New Iberia, La- chief of Estrada's artillery, arrived here with Estrada. Conrad was taken sick at Juigalpa and turned over his command to Samuel Drebbin of Phila- delpllia. The entire ARnerican brigade which supported the revolution is now here.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31
s4.ooo Fire from pef.ctiv. FIu.

Bristol. Conn. Aug 3O-The home of Charles A Gustafson, located in the farm district of the town was burned tonight. tailing a loss of about s4 eoo. There is partial insur- snce The blaze is thought to have stsrted from e defective Aue
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31

Republican caucus tonight to elect delegates to all the conventions. It is important that every live republican should be theres- or course, you interd to be presentI
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31
Steamship Arrivals.

At Antwerp. Aug. 30: KroonIand, from New York
 At Hamburg, Aug. 2a: Graf Walder- see. from New York; Aug. 30 Cincin- nat, from New York
 At Fishsuard August so. Campania, from New York for Liverpool
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31
Died of InfantiIe Paralysis at Aa. of ss

Suineid- Conn.,. Aug. 31.-Mrs. 1T. IT. smith. aged 6s years. died at her home in Ma assaehlisetts today. about mile
 beyond the state line from Suff1eld of g naalady diagnosed g infanfile paraly-
 sis She had been ill q week. This is
 said to be the first case known of person of that age succumbing to the
 disease.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31
CHICAGO WORTH TWO BILLION.
 Real Estate Assessments Show Increase of $50,0O0,O 900 in Year.

Chicago, Aug. 30.-Rea1 estate in Chicago increased i'll value $50, 900, 900 Tn the past year, according to figures gwen out by the board of review. The assessed valuation for 1910 is s64s 636- 354. representing an actual valuation of $1.945 9O9O62
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31
DEVILS SLIDE" TO
 BE USED FOR INITIATION.
sl1riners to Use Steep Deelivity of
 Utah in Ceremonies.

Salt Lake City, Aug. 3o.-~Deviis 10 be used for q practical purpose by Fl KaIah temple Order of the Mystic Shrine, of this city. The temple has. arranged to hold it's semi-annual cere- rncnial t this natural slide on Sep teFnber Is. Prominent Shriners from all over the country are expected to attend The Slide is about 300 feet long and is pitched at an angle of SO degrees making it's ada ptation for fni- riatiop ceremonies manifest.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31

the day when John Browns men with stood ten times their number of Mis- souri guerrillas in the woods at the edge Of the town of Osswaton1ie Kan, began Tue esdaY. At least 25 900 per sons are expected today at the second day Of the celebration. when Theodore Roosevelt will make the address dedi- eating to the state as park the wood ed hillside where the battle was fought
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31

Paris, Aug. 30-M. Bielovucci in a bip1ane again today manoeuvred over Paris for forty minutes at a height of between 1500 and 2.00O feet.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31
Aged Wealthy New Jersey Woman
 Mixsinn

New York. Aug. 30.-Search is being made by the police here and by parties Of her nefghsors near Mahwah. N J.. for Mrs. Mary Rudolph 70 years old, one of the wealthiest women in the lit tie. New Jersey town. She has been missing since yesterday. when she left the home of her daughter.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31

Lisbon. Aug. 3O.-The disappearance of the ballot boxes has invalidated the elections at Sabugal A priest who was directing the voters was arrested The count at Braga and Covilha has not been completed.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31

Seoul, Korea, Aug. 30.-The deposed emperor of Korea has conferred dec orations upon Lieutenant General Vis- count Terauchi. Japanese resident gen. era1 of Korea, and other Japanese mo- tables. The capital is quiet
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31

Copenhagen, Aug. 30.-Dr. Maurice F. Egan, the American minister, gave a luncheon today to Charles P. Neill, United States commissioner of labor.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31

Three Walters Employed at the Bev- eriy.. Mass. Casino were drowned on Tue sday. The dead are Arnold Surdcz and AIexandi. .Losri. bath of New York. and Leonard St. Pierre. LAv<rence.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31

Tokio, Aug. 30.=Bernard Dernbers formerly German secretary of state for the colonies. who is touring the far east, arrived here today.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31

Rome Aug. 30.=Nazzaro, chauffeur for the Duke of the Abruzzi. was fined $30 for violating the speed regulations while testing a new racing automobile near Turin. The duke was in the
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31

Rear Admiral Sszton Schroeder. commander in chief cf the Atlantic fleet. announced yesterday that battle practice fer the fleet-wili begin ofs.-the Virginia capes about September 12
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31
New Haven Republican Town cenvsn

New Haven. Aug 30.-The repubIi- can town convention was held here to- night and delegates selected for the state. congressional and other >onv~n- rions. The state delegation ts headed by Coiorei I. M. Ufin1ap
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31

Berlin, Aug. 3O.-Dr. David Jayne Hill, American ambassador to Ger many, returned today from Sweden.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31
Cab1ed Paragraphs

Paris, Aug. 30.AMarie Colombier, an actress, who accompanied Sarah Bern hardt to America, died today.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31
Yellow Peril
 In Schools
ADULT MoNGOEtANS RAISE CUES TON IN CHICAGO SCHOOLS.
NO DECISION REACHED
Might Ask Credentials if Adult Aliens Are to Be Admitted-chairman op- posed to Discrimination.

Chicago Aug. 30.-The yellow peril in public schools, which agitated Cali fornia. and other sections of the coun- . try two years ago. and the general proposition to throw open Chicago pulp lie schools to adult aliens came up at a meeting of the school management committee of the Chicago board of educa tion yesterday. The question arose on the application of Vim Chan, 2S years old. Chinese, and Yonezi Yamanska, 25 years old. a Japanese for admission to one of the high schools
 Thoroughly Talked Over.
 The issue came up in open session, but immediately was laid over for ac- ton in executive session A half hour $ discussion brought no decision, and the question will be put up to the entire board of education tomorrow
 We talked the matter over thor oughly, but arrived at no decision, said Theodore w. Robinson, chairman of the committee. Tt is a grave ques- tion- If we decide to admit alien adults to our schools I am not in favor of any discrimina ton. The Chinese and the Japanese have as much right to be admitted as the Bohemians Russians and Italians It is up to the board to decide the whole general question
 Might Impose Restrictions.
 T think we might admit adult aliens. but also we might impose some re- strictions," said Alfred R. Urion pres ldent Of-the board For instance, we might ask of candidates of this class certain credentials and qualifications" "
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31
William Fitzgerald of sehenectas j,

N. Y. has started an action to recover 5000 from Lillian Russell, the act ress, for injuries received by being run down by her automobile in Schen- estady on August 15. The papers were served on the defendant at the sta ge entrance to a New York theater on August 26.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-31
Condensed Telegrams

Lewis A. Rhoades, professor of Ger manic languages and literatures in Ohio State university, died at Column bus Tuesday.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-15
WILLIAM ]. HARRIS
DIES At HOSPITAL
WELL KNOWN OLD RESIDENT
VICTIM OF AN ATTACK OF
APoPLEXY YESTERDAY

William J. Harris. aged So years.
died yesterday morning at the c. G
A. hospital from the effects of an at
tack of apoplexy which overcame him
during the nigh. on Thursday last.
The body is now in charge of the
Palace Undertaking company. No ar
rangements for interment havve been
made, pending receipt OF word from
his son. resident of Michigan.
Mr.. Harris. who was a native OF
England came to America while a
young man. and first arrived in his
district little more than twenty
years ago. He has since lived here
continuously Up to about three
years since he was employed as a min.
er in the Copper Queen properties, but
met with an accident which necessi
ated the removal OF his right les
above the knee. He was a resident
of South Bisbee until his fatal sick
ness overlook him.
Deceased is is survived by two sons
Jack. who resides in this CITY. and il
employed as miner. and William
who is a resident Of Michigan
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-15
HOLLAND IS SENT
TO COUNTY JAIL
IeIsBEE YOUTH WILL PROBABLY
LAND IN THE REFORM SCHOOL
SHORTLY

As a result Of making a gun play
in order to obtain a free ride ON the
E. p. & S. w. ore train Monday
George Holland, aged fifteen years,
was sentenced 70 serve fifty days
in the county jail by Judge Rice at
Douglas. with the recommendation
that the juvenile court take cOgni-
zance of his case and send him 20 he
territorial reform school. A telephone
message to this effect was received
from Douglas yesterday.
Holland. it will be remembered BY
Review readers. when asked by the
brakemen of the ore train what his
authority for riding was. drew gun
on them and 'old them that the
weapon constituted his Transports
ton. When questioned by Judge Rice
he admitted that he had
the weapon, which he could
not deny as it was found in his pocket
but that he did not point it a. any
one
He win probably be taken to Tomb
stone today for appearance before
the Juvenile tribunal. and viii un
doubtedly be sent TO the reform school
for a term OF years.