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Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
BISHOP NEELY ON
THE VATICAN INCIDENT.
Both Former President and Former
Vice President Asserted Their Man.
hood in Position Taken.

Providence ,R. L, April S.-Bishop
Nicely of the Methodist Episcopal
church said today, while addressing g
the Eastern Swedish Methodist Epis-
copa1 conference in this city, tina both
former President Roosevelt and former
Vice President Fairbanks asserted
their manhood" in the position they
took against the dictation OF the vati-
can on the recent occasions in Rome.
Bishop Neely said:
..The system of Romanism is de-
structive of liberty. Fairbanks and
Roosevelt have stood in this matter
for genuine Americanism. The attack
onf of its pastors is a, trick to change
the real issue. The pope has made a
mistake, even if he is infallible. Let
us stand for Professionalism not often
siveIy but effectively
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
is NOW THE HOLDING COMPANY.
Connecticut Company Takes Over
Trolley Properties of the New Ha-
ven Road.

Hartford, Conn, April S.-Through
notices sent out over the signature of
President Calvert Townley of the Con-
necticut company, it is announced that
the company, which for the past two
years has been the operating COM
PAW in charge of the trolley proper
ties of the New York, New Haven and
Hartford railroad, has now become the
holding company. and has taken over
the properties under it's own control.
This move, IT is understood is in
line with the general policy of the
company in segregating it's several
properties more completely than here
tofore- This policy was applied to the
Massachusetts holdings some time ago.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
DEATH OF THOS. r. WALSH,
"SILVER MINING KING"
Death the Result of an Injury Received
Years AGO.

Washington, April S-Thomas F.
Walsh died at his home here tonight
at 11.35 o'clock
Death was due to a growtI In the
lungs, the result of IN MUIR re eceiv.:d
years ago, when Mr.. " t'sa was a
miner in the west. AICh .uga the lSII-
yer Mining King as Mr.. Walsh We 8
known had been i'll for the past t7Fee
months, the end came sud lei v and
peacefully. He was surrounded when
the end came by the immedia- men =
bers of his family, his wife, 5.augh er
and son in Law, Edward ). Me'1aLn,
and three physicians.
He will be buried in Rock Creek
cemetery in this city by the sine of
his only son. who lost his life in an
automobile accident in New England
several years ago. At his own .'equrst
the funeral ceremonies will be ii npie-
They will be conducted by tn.s Mas &c
order and will be held Sunday after
noon. He was SO years old.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
CHORUS GIRLS SLEEP IN JAIL.
Msthodist Conference Had Filled the
HoteIs-Jail Was Empty.

Fort Wsyne. Ind, April s.-Bluffton
Is a dry town, and to this is DUE the
auti-saloon people say, the fact that
there are no prisoners in the Wells
county jail. which housed tire chorus
of q light opera company last night
The Methodist conference is in ses-
sion. and all the hotels are packed to
the limit; so there was no other place
open to the young women
The company arrived in the after
noon and the management found every
hotel and lodging house crowded A
ye~ members OF the company succeed
ed in obtaining quarters but no place
could be found for ten of the chorus
zfrfs Finally the manager learned
that sleeping rooms could be had at
che jail
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
CORRESPONDENTS INVOLVED
NUMBERED ELEVEN.
Hem Divorces Suit Decided in New
York Friday.

New York. April S--Six women CO.
respondents beat five mere men SINH
izriy classified in a divorce suit decid-
cd IN New York today. when a jury in
r1e suit Of Mrs Edna Valentine Helm
against Isa Willard Helm returned a
verdict finding the husband guilty on
seven Of the fourteen charges against
Rim
The case attracted attention because
of the unusual number of correspond
e1ts inxolTed-eleven Mrs. Helm nam
ed one mCre wOnlsn than her hus-
band named men and won Norman
Eeiby- better known as kid" Mccoy,
the pGgllist. was among the five men
named by the husband. but during the
trial Helms attorney withdrew all the
charges OF improperly made against
the wife Mrs. Helm is the daughter
OF Washington 8 Valentine. a well to
do importer Her erstwhile husband
fs Hoaduran vice consul and secretary
OF the Honduran consulate here.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
ALASKA COAL WORTH
ABOUT HALF A CENT A TON.
Evidence Given in the BaIIinger-
Pinchot Investigation.

Washington April S.-The Ballinger-
Pinchot investigation dragged along
~-esrisoufely today with more testi-
rnouy about the alleged discovery of
tZentv-four missing letters among
Claws effects left in the federal build
snE At Seattle The defense is evil
dently laying great store by this dis
coxery and the hearings for the past
three or four sessions have been given
over practically in entirety to the sub
5ect a mass of documentary evidence
was put in while Andrew Christen,
Claws successor as chief of field di-
vision at Seattle, was on the stand
Mining Expert Brooks said the coal
fu the ground in the Katal1a field. where
the Cunningham claims are, is prob
ably not worth more than half a cent
q ton
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
BOY BANKRUPT
WITH ASSETS OF 70 CENTS.
One Pair Shoes, 5 Cents; Stockings, 10;
Suit, so; Hat, 10.

Newark, N. j., April s.-Brunislaw
Neimaszek, II years old. with assets of
but 20 cents, has legislative influence
enough to procure through his counsel
bills through the New Jersey legIsla-
ture amending the procedure in the
constitution of judgments against
debtors under the age of is, so as to
obviate their Imprisonment
The boy was adJudged a, bankrupt
today under the new laws with assets
OF one pair of shoes, valued at cents;
one pair of stockings. cents; one suit,
so cents; one hat 10 cents; total, 40
cents; and liabilities of $7o.70, being
damages and costs in a suit decided
against him for stabbing Edmund
Willmanslxi in the back.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
SKULL FRACTURED.
Flower Pot Fell from Tenth Story,
Striking Man on Head.

New York April s.--John Mayhem.
an advertising agent of Worcester.
Mass, was badly hurt today when a
flower pot which fell from the tenth
floor of the Hotel Belmont struck him
squaiely on the head as he WAS pacing
the sidewalk i'm front of the hotel. He
was carried TO Bellevue hospital in a
taxicab. badly aashed and with a pos
sible fracture of The skull
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
POLICE CENSORSHIP
OF BATHING COSTUMES
New Rules Adopted for the Chicago
Swimming Beaches.

Chicago, April 8.-Poiice censorship
of bathing costumes was established
in Chicago today with the adoption of
new rules for swimming beaches. Chi
'cago's sandy beaches along the shore
OF Lake Michigan are lined for short
distance with residences.
The rules governing costumes laid
down by Chief of Police Steward fol-
low:
Extremely bizarre costumes must
not be worn.
they do not care to get wet will have
to have them made of modest design
or they will be ordered off the sands
Men who appear on the sands mer
merely to pose as athletes will be or
dered away.
.'Bloomers without skirts will not
be tolerated.
"a censor will stand at dressing
room door to pass upon all costumes"
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
OFFICERS EVADE CROWD
ANXIOUS FOR LYNcHING.
Prisoner Spirited in Automobile Away
from Danger Line.

Canton, O., April s-A large and
excited crowd, regarded as threatening
by the police, which gathered at the
Pennsylvania railroad station tonight
to meet Cletus Whitman, confessed
slayer of Warren E. Koons and Mrs
Koons, was evaded by the officers who
brought Willaman back from Chicago.
The prisoner was spirited in an auto
mobile from Massilon to this city and
rushed into Jail through a httle-used
corridor of the courthouse.
Willaman declared that he would
fight the charge of murder to the end,
provided his wife stuck by him.
eff she doesn't stick b. me, I will
take what the judge thinks I ought to
have,'' he said.
wilaman announced that his plea
would be self defense.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
FIERCE HAND-TO-HAND FIGHT
IN A BROKERS' OFFICE
Real Thrill on Lower Broadway-At-
tempt to Extort 5000.

New York, April 8s--The spectacle of
three men locked in a desperate hand
9to-hand fight in a brokers office gave
lower Broadway a real thrill this af-
ternoon. The affray was interpreted
by some as a bold daylight attempt to
rob the place and a great crowd quick
ly gathered. Clerks on the office added
to the excitement by crying "Murder,"
and "Policei"
Investigation showed that the fight
was between two detectives and man
they were trying to arrest. When
subdued, the prisoner, George n. King.
a private detective, was hurried TO
police court charged with an attempt
to eXtort $1,000 from Mrts. Fay L. Ty
sen, who is suing for a divorce from
Robert H. Tysen, wealthy retired
broker.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
Stanley ketcheI Arrested, Auto Bore
No Reaistry Number.

New York, April S.--Whtle speeding
merrily Harlemward, Stanley kotchel.
mi middlewefght champion Of the world.
and Wilson Miner, who was married
TO and divorced from the widow OF
Charles II. Yerlsce were arrested to-
mi ght because their car bore no regis
try number The machine IL Ketchers
and he explained that he had a Call
fornia number but lost It,
At the police station MiEner gave
badl for the fighter and after af1ixinR
q hastily constructed pasteboard mum
Der to the machine they went on their
way
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
Dead Men Still on New York City
PaNroIls.

New York, April S.-Dead men are
still OF the city payroiIs, 80 Commits
sioner Fosdick of the department of
accounts reported to the mayor today.
In one instance he said the man who is
filling a dead mans shoes is also draw
ing pay in his own name. The COM
missioner believes the two instances he
has uncovered are part of an extensive
system and he accuses a Tammany
district leader of engineering one OF
the frauds. Evidence has been placed
in the hands of the district attorney.
The positions involved are minor ones.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
Connecticut Bee Keepers Association
Elect Officers.

Hartford, Conn, April Sat the
10Th annual meeting of the Connecticut
Bee Keepers association here today a
membership of 142 was reported The
dent Allan Latham, Norwich; vice
president, Rev. d. D. Marsh, West
Hartford; secretary treasurer, James
mittee, H W. Coley, Westport; s. J.
Griffin Bridgeport, and Lyman c.
Root Stamford
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
SEQ, 100000 for New subways.

New York, April S.-The board Of
estimate today voted unanimously to
ed forthwith under the city's present
borrowing capacity, while $4,000, 900
viii be made available by special leg
islation. In addition the board voted
more than s5.500.0oo Tor new schools
and additions
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
Strike of Fall River Painters Ended.

Fall River Mass, April s.-The strike
of 225 Fail River painters. who went
out a week ago today TO enforce their
week OF a. hours, was ended today BY
a compromise agreement. The master
painters granted the strikers a Satur-
day half holiday. but refused 20 tn
crease their present wage Of s2.7b pa
day. TO this arrangement the striAsrHu
sssented and viii return To work Mon
day
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
Panama Canal Excavation for Maroh
s3,O67, ,47g Cubic Yards.

. Washington, April S.--The total ex-
cavation on the Panama canal for the
month of March was 3,067 470 cubic
yads, place measurement, against 2,-
602, 1896 yards in February. The con-
idly, 90,502 cubic yards being laid,
against 1882 yards in February. The
work on the dams. however. showed a
slight decrease In the filling compared
with February.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
Demands of Conductors and Motorhnen
Refused.

Detroit, Mich, April s.-The Detroit
United Railway today refused the de-
mands of it's conductors and motormen
to have their wages increased to 80
cents an hour and As cents for over
time, from the present rate of %. rs
and 27 cents
The men have appointed John Nc
Vicar of Detroit as their arbitrator,
but they insist that only the question
of wages shall be arbitrated, whereas
the company insists upon arbitration
of the entire agreement between the
company and the men, which includes
CLOSED shop"
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
SLIGHT Change in RooseveIt,s itinerary.

Christiania, April "a Slight change
in the itinerary of Colonel Roosevelt
was made known today by Herbert III.
d. Peirce the American minister W no
received a message from Colonel
Roosevelt that he would arrive here
May 4, instead of May 3. as originally
planned Otherwise the plans as far as
Christiania is concerned viii not be
changed, and Colonel Roosevelt will
leave the eventing of the 18th for
Stockholm.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
PULLED OFF BY TUGS.
Standard Oil Barge Sabine Was
Ashore at Block Island.

Block Island. r. l., April S.-After a
large part of her cargo of oil had
been thrown overheard, the Standard
Oil barge Sabine was pulled afoat by
tugs late today from the spot on
Southwest Point where she went
ashore on Wednesday morning last.
The tugs headed toward New York
with her. 1t is believed the bark is not
seriously damaged.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
Cut Loose from So-caIIed Theatrical
Syndicate

New York, April S.-Two hundred
New England playhouses, comprising
the julius Calm circuit. extending from
Maine to Rhode Island, have declared
their independence of the so-called the
atrfcal syndicate of which KIaw & Err
1anger are the head Under the new
policy the doors Of all theaters in the
circuit will be thrown open to all stars,
no matter under what management
and not excluding Klaw & Erlanger
and Charles Frohman of the syndi-
cate.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
Conference Concerning the Efficient
Church,

New Haven Conn., April Sit was
announced here tonight that a confer
ence concerning the Efficient church
><ouid be held at the Yale Divinity
rchooI. April 11-13. in connection with
rhe Lyman Beecher lectures on the
--BuIldlnz of a Church. by the Rev.
IL open to the alumni of the school,
r.nd the ministers of the state. On
AursI IL Rabbi Stephen 8. Wise of New
York viii lecture on THE Church and
social Reforms.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
Now York. Annual Horse Show.

New York, April S.-The annual
horse show will be held this year dur
ing the week beginning November IA.
g. week later than usual The directors
announced that they believe the new
date will be more acceptable both to
visitors and exhibitors.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
HALLEYs COMET is SIGHTED.
Capetown Observatory Sees 1t Again,
After Its Passing of Sun.

Capetown, April S.-The observatory
here sighted Halley's comet this morn
ing for the first time since its pass
ing of the sun.
San Jose, Cal. April s.-Halleys
comet was observed through the Licke
telescope on Mount Hamilton about
daylight today. but only the head
could be seen, the tail being lost in the
bright background of the rising sun.
The comet will not be visible to the
naked eye for several days.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
Connecticut Oystermen Before State
Board of Equalization.

New Haven, April Sat meeting
of the state board of equalization here
today, the oyster men of the state, a
majority of whom were present, made
a strong plea for assistance in prevent
ing the pollution of the Sound and it's
tributaries by the dumping into the
waters of sewage. Judge A McMa-
thewson of New Haven said that local
oyster grounds would be very valuable
but for the sewage and that he thought
that the growers should look to the
state board of health for relief.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
stolen Properly in press Suit caos.

New Haven, Conn, April s.--Charlea
Abar OF Springfield. Mass was arrast-
ed here today and in a dress suat case
which he carried was found O. quantity
of property which was Identified by an
official of the company as belonWing ~
the Indian Motor Cycle conpmmv %
Holyohe. The property was valued Al
s135. Absr will be taken % Gprip--
field tomorrow.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
$4o0, 1000 Furnished House as Wedding
Gift

New York, April s.-According to
friends of the family a house in upper
Fifth avenue will be the gift of George
]. Gould to his daughter Marjorie when
she is married to Anthony J. Drexel.
Jr., on April 10. The property, which
is on the avenue between Eighty-sec-
ond and Eighty-third streets, was pur-
chased by Mr.. Gould today at a price
said to have been between $350,000
and 100000. With the furnishings
which it is said Mr.. Gould intends to
install the gift will represent an outlay
of S5OO.OOO
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
Condensed TelegramS

The American Hospital in Paris was
FORMALLY opened
The House Committee reported the
Dill TO grant pension to deserter.
Reports Show the Navy League of
the United States to be in hourishing
condition.
Representatives of the Striking en-
ployes of the Bethlehem steel works
told their story to President Taft
volvlng massacre of white men who
take native wives has been broken up
Rev. Simon L. Long of Mansfield, O.,
committee of the eastern conference
of the Wittenberg synod.
Lord Kitchener Reports that Austria
has military forces are Inadequate to
defend that country from the Dangers
Que to prevailing conditions.
Mayor Robert of OrIeansvilIe Algers,
was shot dead in a duel with NJ. Hoube,
a rival candidate for the French cham
Der of deputies, yesterday. Robert did
not fire.
The House Committee on foreign af-
fairs rejected the senate bill author
izing officers OF the army and navy to
accpet gifts and decorations from for
elgn powers.
Chairman Lodge of the Senate cost
of living committee introduced a bill
restricting cold storage periods snd re-
quiring the period of cold storage to
be marked on food articles.
Alice Peterson of Johnstown, Pa,
was indicted by the federal grand jury
at Pittsburg on the charge of using
the United States mails to conduct a
fraudulent matrimonial scheme.
The Seizinq of American Owned ves-
sells on the east coast of Africa by par
ties claiming to be acting in the inter-
eest of Madriz will likely form the
basis Of claims against the Nicaraguan
government.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
Yale Graduate
Commits Suicide
AT SANITARIUM OF DR.. ). L. BU-
ELL, IN LITcHFIELD.
HENRY IvIsON, CLASS OF 81
Shot Himself Through the Mouth and
Head-Was Forty -four Years Old
and Leaves a Family.

Litchfield, Conn, April S.-Henry
Ivlson, graduate of Yale in the class
OF 1887 committed suicide today at
the sanitarium of DR.. j. l.. Buell. by
shooting himself through the mouth
and head with a revolver. Ivison was
found by an attendant of the sani-
tarium sitting in a chair in his room
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09

Hongkong, April S.-Sir Clifton Rob-
inston has returned here from a visit
to the Philippines, where he went to
Investigate the possibility of creating
a port in the north of Luzon island,
which point would be only twenty
four hours sail from Hong Kong.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
so~sprit and Rigging Carried Away.

New Haven Conn, April s--While
~ anchor in the harbor here today, the
rchooner Sarah W. Ponder, bound from
New York TO Sag Harbor, was run into
r. the nshing steamer Ardent and her
howzprfr and rigging carried away
Tn> schooner was toved into dock for
repairs AM the Ardent. though badly
Anrna<ed on the mort side proceeded
- X1o.idence-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
Y.P. S. c. U. Annual State Convention

Danbury. Conn, April s.-The an
nual state convention of the Young
Peoples Christian Union OF the Uni-
versaIist churches Of the state. with
an address of welcome by C. L. Allen.
president of the local society, opened
here today. Response was made by
State President Allan *. Smyth of
Hartford. Mr.. Smyth was toastmas-
tsr at tcnjghts banquet
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
MORE THAN TWO HOURS IN AIR.
Aeropiane with Passenger Breaks
Record in France.

Chalons sur Marine, France. April s.
Daniel Kinet, Belgian. broke the
worlds record for a flight with a pas
senger today. when with a companion
he rose in an aeroplane and remained
in the air for two hours and twenty
minutes
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09

with a bullet hole in the roof of his
mouth and the revolver with which
the shooting was done lying on the
floor beside him.
Dependency the Cause.
The dead man has been an inmate
of the sanitarium off and on for the
past few years and it is supposed that
dependency caused him to take his
life. He was A years old and leaves
a wife and two sons.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
Bugher Diamonds
All Recovered
STOLEN MARCH 2s FROM HOME
OF REAR ADMIRAL LUDLOW.
EIGHT MISSING ONES FOUND
At Foot of New Jersey Palisades Un-
der a Boulder, One in Hotel Bed
room. Two in JeweIry Shops.

New York, April s.-The search for
the Bugher diamonds is over. The
eight of the missing set valued at
$4,000. were recovered today, five of
them under boulder at the foot of
the New Jersey Palisades, one of them
under the corner of a bedroom car
pet in the Hotel Lincoln, and two 9TH
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
Panic in Harlem Theater. Gasoline
Tank Exploded on Stage.

New York, April 8--Panic broke out
among 1000 spectators at the Alham-
bra theater IN Harlem tonight when
the gasoline tank of a motorcycle rid
den by a Young woman on the stage
exploded and sheets of fame curtained
the cage around the track.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
Census Enumerators Strike for Higher
PaN

Clarksburg, w. Va, April s.-Seven-
teen of his census enumerators have
struck for higher wages. according to
Supervisor Harvey W. Harmon of the
First congressional district. He says
that it has so far been impossible to
get strike breakers. and 1t looks as
though the people of the district might
not be counted in the grand total
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
Negro Suspects Prove Their inno-

Lacrosse, Wis, April S.-Two ne
groes held as suspects in the attempt
ed holdup of the Pioneer limited on the
Milwaukee road, early today, have con-
WINGED the authorities of their inno-
cence The men are being held, how
ever as they saw the robbers plainly
and profess their ability to identify
them The prisoners told the police
that the bandits were white men.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09

Gal1ina, Calabria. April S.-A strong
earthquake shock was felt here at
7.30 o'clock this morning. 1t was ac
companied by loud rumbIings and
caused great alarm among the popu-
lation. No damage has been reported.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09

Paris, April S.-According to Fhe
Figaro, plans are under way for a
visit by President Fallieres to Rome
to emphasize the friendly relations ex-
isiting between France and Italy.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
Great Times.

No such excitement in Khartum
since the visitation of the Mad Mullah
and the fuzzy wuzziesl Washington
Post
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
Cabled Paragraphs

Colon. April sc. Ledyard Blair
and party, on board the steam yacht
Diana. New York A. c.. arrived here
today.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09

Chairman Lodge of the Senate cost
of living committee introduced bill
restricting cold storage periods and re-
quiring the period of cold storage to
be marked on food articles.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09

The House Committee on foreign af-
fairs rejected the senate bill author
izing officers OF the army and navy to
accpet gifts and decorations from for
eign powers.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
Remarkable Feat of French Subma-

Cherbourg, April s.-The French
submarine boat Ventose today estab-
lfshed a record by navigating at a
depth of 113 feet for "a minutes
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09

l nicipality. Tonight Colonel Roosevelt
and his wife dined quietly at their
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09

The American Hospital in Paris wa
formally opened.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
srseted by the Mayor.

ffaIf an hour after the arrival of
1ir. Roosevelt. the prefect and the
mayor of Genoa called on him and
greeted him in the name OF the mu-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09

Alice Peterson of Johnstown, Pa,
was indicted by the federal grand jury
at Pittsburg on the charge of using
the United States mails to conduct a
matrimonial scheme.