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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-05-13
5. >. BOTroMLEY a. SON,
General Repair Shop.
Bicycle and Automobile Repairing.
-.--- Oil and Gasoline for sale.
MILE. BEAUREGARD

has the latest styles in millinery. At
tend her opening on March -, &c ana
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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-05-13

ASK TO SEE THE Souvenir China
plates that we are giving with one
pound of our special brand Of teas.
They are beauties. q. J. BLANCHARD.
Jewett City.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-05-13

America took s1,137. 900 worth of
Turkish carpets from Constantinople
in 1903
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-05-13

TrsffsEEs OF CoruffY ff4sr5TT7e 70
the city on business Thursday and in
cidentally brought. with him A fine
mess of trout that he presented j.
Calvin Brown
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-05-13
Where to Trade in JeWett CITY
SPRING MILLINERY.

SFftING MlLi4hNhhts
We cordially invite the ladies to in
spect our display of Spring Model Hats
and Millinery Novelties. Buyers are
assured satisfaction and probable re-
suits. l.. A. Roy Jewett City, CT
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-05-13

Jacob Irons begins work 40 motor
man on the Norwich Nv esteray roa
on Monday.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-05-13

sTIMPsGN'S STA n .ES.
rear Young's hotel Main stfest Thor
ouEhly up to date service qua teed
Trucking and heavy teamiug = sps-
cialtY.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-05-13
THE BEST ICE CREAM

Ht|HH
is whai L sell, Wholesale and retail. AZ
the Corner Store. VIM. Johnstons.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
DECISION WILL AFFECT
ALL FOREIGN TREATIES
Right TO Hold Prisoners More
Than 40 Days Denied

United States Commissioner Harry
N. Wright viii be called upon TO rem
der z decision tomorrow which will
affect an important part of the extra
dition agreements between the United
States and foreign governments. It is
the question Of the right of the federal
officials TO hold prisoners wanted by
other nations for more than 40 days,
as prescribed by federal statutes.
Caesario Garcia and Gregario Colin
are wanted by the Mexican government
for the theft OF 10000 pesos worth of
jewelry. Marshall Elliott, at sundown
tonight, will have had them in custody
20 days and as yet no papers have been
received from Mexico by the govern
ment officials here.
II is expected the papers will be re-
ceived by United States Attorney Dew
jim from Washington tomorrow or
Tuesday.
The men viii not be released tomor-
row. il being contended that the re-
ceipt Of the papers in Washington is
sufficient TO warrant holding them.
The case viii probably be fought
through the United States supreme
court. as should the action of the fed
eral authorities be sustained il would
he the means for the Mexican and
other governments TO silence political
gitators. recently departed from their
domains, by making false charges
against them and then sending the pa
pers 70 any consul in the United States
10 hold as long as he pleases
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
Youth Threatens
DOUBLE TRAGEDY
Theodore Steele Is Arrested
While Trying to Shoot His
Sweetheart

OROVILLE, Nov 1s.-After having
made arrangements for a double trag-
edy, the shooting of his sweethear rt
and self-destruction, Theodore Steele,
son of a prominent family at Chal-
lenge,i Yuba county. wrote letter to
his mother asking her to forgive him
and to- attend his funeral. Young
Steele was prevented from carrying out
his avowed intentions when he was
arrested with a loaded revolver in his
hands at the Western Pacific restau-
rant yesterday afternoon
Leading up to the threat of the young
man was a quarrel between Steele and
Miss Brooks Saturday night.
Steele entered the restaurant and
pointed the revolver at the head of the
young woman. The girl parleyed with
him and a call was sent to the police.
Being less than block away, a police
man arrived before the excited youth
could carry out his intention and he
was seized.
The letter to Steele's mother was
found in his pocket
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
NINE. LILLIAN NORDICA
DELINQUENT TAXPAYER
Famous Singer Redeems Los
Angeles Property

SACRAMENTO, Nov 19.-Mme. LII
liam Nordica, the noted prima donna,
who has sung her way into the hearts
of some of the most fastidious of Amer
lean audiences, appears now in a new
role. She is delinquent taxpayer. So
it is proved by documents received by
has redeemed three pieces of Los An
geles property from the state of Cali
fornia. The amounts are small and
the delinquencies extended only over
the year 1909. One amount paid in is
s1S.55, representing taxes and delin-
ouencies on lot assessed at S2,s35,
another $3.50 on 1886 lot and the last
1920 on a S1,365 lot.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys.
WILSON MAY LOSE
SEAT in ASSEMBLY
Legislator Likely to Be Disquali-
fed for Living at Home
of His Wife

WOODLAND, Nov. 19.-Because S. H
Wilson chooses to live with his wife,
his election to the place of assembly
man from the sixteenth district may
be contested, although his plurality was
S72 and he carried all but two pre-
cincts in the county
While Wilson maintained an office
in Winters. Yolo county, he was re-
Gently married to Mrs. Taylor, who
owns a ranch across the line in Solano
county Since then he has lived at the
home in Solano county, although claim
ing Winters as his place of residence
He now has a house in course of con-
struction in Winters.
1t is believed that the Legislature
would be forced to unseat Wilson If his
opponent, G. w. Pierce, raised the
point Wilson defeated Pierce in his
home county.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
REOUISITIONS ISSUED
FOR TWO FUGITIVES
Murderer and Alleged Em=
bezzIer Wanted Here

SACRAMENTO. Nov 19.-Governor
Gillett issued requisition today upon
the governor of New York for the re-
turn of Robert A. Malone, who is
wanted in San Francisco for embezzle-
ment Edmond Becsy. cashier of the
Metropolitan light and water company
Of San Francisco. alleges that Malone
stole $2,46S intrusted to him as book
keeper and bank messenger of the con-
Germ on February of this year
Requisition papers also were issued
by Governor Gil1ett today upon the
governor of Missouri for the return Of
Andrew Brown, who is wanted in San
wife, Connie Main Brown, November 8.
Brown is under arrest in Kansas City,
according to telegram from Chief of
Police Wentworth Griffin of that place.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
THESE TWO VOTERS
HAD DECIDED CROUCH
Ballots Cast for Ruef and Brown
Na- for Governor

OROVILLE, Nov. .17.-That neither
Hiram Johnson nor Theodore Bell stood
a ghost of a show with two of the
voters of Butte county has been shown
in the final returns from the recent
election. These two voters, evidently
feeling disgruntled over the candidates
of both parties, made their own selec-
tions for governor.
Two ballots received had the names
of Johnson and Bell erased. On one the
name of Abe Ruef had been marked in
as candidate for governor. and on the
other the name of j. Dalzell Brown
president of the defunct California safe
deposit and trust company, appeared
Both ballots were, Of course, thrown
ont
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
STOCKTON TO CONTRIBUTE
$4,000 FOR PROJECT
Will Aid in Purchase of River
Right of Way
TSpeciol Di,patch 10 The Call

STOCKTON, Nov 19.-It IS under
stood that this city will be called on
within the next two weeks to contribute
about $4,000 for rights of way for the
widening and deepening of the Sacra-
mento river from Rio Vista to Collins
vile, Is miles.
The government and state are ex-
pected to expend $500, 900 on the work.
The right of way Will cost $225,000.
Sacramento having been bonded for
$4,000 for that purpose.
AS all the delta section will be BEN
efiited 1t is expected that the property
owners will assist In the undertaking.
1t is proposed to dam up the mouth of
Three Mile slough, which will afford
Stockton, 1t is said. absolute relief from
flood from the Sacramento river.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
MISSING HUSBAND
is IN SAN FRANCISCO
Arnold T. Young Asks Wife to
Come to Him
T.So,cioI Dxbofch TO The Call

STOCKTON, Nov. 1s-ArnoId T.
Young, who disappeared, recently from
this city, leaving a letter in which he
said he intended to drown himself, has
been located in San Francisco.
Young left his wife and two little
children, who are living at 713 East
Washington street In the letter he
said that he had made a failure of life,
had been unsuccessful in securing work
and had suffered great humiliation.
Chief of Police Frank B. Briare in
vestigated the case and today another
letter was received. This was written
by Young in San Francisco, and in it
he asks his wife to go to that city.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
WOMEN SCHOOL OFFICIALS
DECREASE IN NUMBER
Election Makes Changes in All
County Superintendents
Especial Dispatch to The CALI

SACRAMENTO, Nov 19.-State Su-
perintendent of Public instruction
Hyatt has prepared election data
showing that changes in all the coun-
ties have been made by the election
for county superintendent of schools.
OF the 5S superintendents there are
81 women office holders. This would
indicate that the number of women
holding this Office is decreasing in
stead of increasing, as has been
thought.
In Del Norte county Mrs. Lauderon is
succeeded by Joseph NJ. Hamilton. In
MADEIRA county Miss >Estella Bagnel1
gives way to Craig Cunningham. In
Siskiyou county Mrs. f. A Woods
place is taken by Willis H. Parker.
In Sonoma county De Witt Mont
gomery is succeeded by Florence M
Barnes.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
HORSES KEEP PACE
With AUTOMOBILES
Mule Industry Also Well Up in
Race, According to Veter-
inarian's Report
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 19.-The horse
and mule industry in California is pros
pering regardless of the great strides
Of the automobile, according TO re-
port prepared by State Veterinarian
Kerne- June, according to the report
there was in the state 100000 horses,
hs wing a aggregate value Of $4,000
600, and $4,000 mules, having an ag-
gregate value of s10,126,000. The sheep
numbered 2,372,00, milk cows $4,000,
other cattle 100000 and hogs $4,000
bringing the total numbers Of live stock
up to 4,9s7,00o. having an aggregate
value Of $1o6,350.400.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
PORTIONS OF BODY ARE
FOUND ALONG TRACK

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 19.-Deca pftated
and dismembered, crushed and mangled
beyond all recognition, portions of the
body of a man were picked up at an
early hour this morning along the
Southern Pacific track In Front street.
parts being strewn for almost an entire
block From indications. the man must
have fallen, during the night, from an
incoming train at point near o street,
the body being dragged for almost two
blocks
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
CORPORATION PLANNED TO
HOLD COUNTY FAIRS
San Joaquin Residents Arrange
for Big Exhibit
TSeeciol Dispatch to The Call

Especial Dispatch to The Call
STOCKTON, November 19.-At a
largely attended meeting this after
noon in department No. 3 of the superior
court it was decided to form a corpora
tion for the purpose of giving annual
county fairs in San Joaquin, with or
without state aid. The corporation will
act independent of all other organiza-
tions and will have complete charge of
the fairs.
Notices will be sent out imm mediately
in order that the farmers may begin
to prepare their stock, cattle, hogs, etc.
for next years fair.
Raymond S. Miller presided at the
meeting.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
TWO CHANGES IN THE
HANDLING OF MAIL s

Two important changes in the man
ner OF handling mails were announced
yesterday by Postmaster Fisk. Here
after uncalled for letters, with the ad-
dress Of the sender on the envelope.
will be held but five days instead of 80
before being returned. Unless a re-
quest IS made for a receipt from the
person to whom registered letter is
sent, nene w1ll be-sert tQ.the writer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
LAUNDRYMAN MISSING:
SUICIDE OR FLIGHT
Especial Di,poich tc II. Call

SACRAMENTO. Nov. "a After
writing letters 70 his wife and friend
that ne knew he had been doing wrong
and that ne intended to commit sui
cioe, William Carpenter. an employe of
q local laundry, has disappeared and
since last night no trace has been
found or him. The wife fears that he
has taken his life. while his employer
believes he has Skipped out. Acting
on this belief. the manager mas sworn
out a complaint charging him with
embezzlement.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
FUNDS APPROPRIATED FOR
TRAVELLING LIBRARY
Modoc County Supervisors Plan
to Circulate Books
Especial dispatch TO The Call

ALTCRAS, Nov. 19.-Modoc county is
TO have a travelling library. The su-
pervisors have appropriated funds for
use in distributing the books at va
rious centers throughout the county.
The city of Alturas has a large library
which is partially maintained by the
county Sublibraries have been estab-
lished at smaller towns and at country
schoolhouses. The books will be dis
tributed every week al the county's
expense.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
WOMAN ASKS DIVORCE,
ALLEGING DESERTION
ESPECIAL Dispatch 10 The Call

STOCKTON. Nov. 19-Suit for divorce
has been filed by Emma Emart against
Bert Emart on the ground of desertion.
They are residents of the Escalon sec
ton. District Attorney George F. Nc
Noble represents the plaintiff.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
TWO WHITE SLAVERS
ARE FOUND GUILTY
Portland Men Convicted on Or.
phan Girls Testimony

PORTLAND, Ore. Nov. 19.-George
Kavalin and Jim TakOs alleged white
slsvers, We're found guilty today after
trial in the federal court. The specific
charges were based on the ac-
quirement by the two men of two girls
from Eureka, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES
ISSUED IN STOCKTON
[ssecial Dispatch to The Colll

TSeeoial Dispatch TO The Call
STOCKTON, Nov. 1s-The county
clerk issued the following maria ge
licenses today:
John Kenneth de Young. aged %. and Cecilia
Mary Rendon. aged % both OF Stockton.
Lorenzo GOteih. aged %. and Edith Agnes
Prato. aged Is. both Of Stockton.
Wesley Burns Stackhouse. aged So and Mary
Elizabeth Stsckhouse. sged 80. both Of Stockton
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20

this day and be the safe side You at
some member OF the family need it,
remedy ever bought for ordinary family ills, and
always preferred by the thousands who have tried it ane
Arizona republican., 1910-10-29
REVOLUTION BREWING
 IN SOUTH AMERICA
Feared It Will Break Before Uruguay
 Election Is Over.

London, Oct. 2S.-A dispatch to the Times from Montevideo by way of Buenos Ayres, says:
 The situation in Uruguay is very grave. The opponents of Jose Battle y Ordonez's candidature for the presi- dency are massing and a revolution is feared.
 Armed revolutionaries are gathering mostly on the frontier. the press is be- ing censored, telegraph wires nave been cut by the revolutionaries and the train service in the republic is disorganized. Several arrests of nationalists have been made at Montevideo and else where. The resignation of Foreign Minister Bachini was requested on ac- count of his sympathy with the sub versive movement, and his opposition to Senor Ordonez's election. There is no question that the government is foisting on the country a most unpopu- lar candidate who is an enemy to pro- gress and financial development. Hence the uprising"
Arizona republican., 1910-10-29
THE FRENCH SUSPECTS"

The aspect of this regrettable incl dent that will appeal most keenly to the public is the exposure it affords of the immigration service. To an inex- perienced man was entrusted the diff cult work of examining foreigners ar irving at a great port. He was so amazingly gullible that the say sO' Of a man who at the best was a private detective, not backed by a shred of evidence or a paper bearing the re- motest resemblance to an official dOcu- ment or a communication from the per son or institution worthy of the slight est respect, caused him to humiliate and in fact take into custody a party of entirely respectable men. He is not personally to blame any more than any other subordinate. He did what he be- lieved to be the right thing, exercis- ing his large powers in the usual and approved manner of the service
 There is, without question, ample warrant in law for the inspectors act. The statute was passed by congress in the fond hope that it would be admin istered with intelligence and tact It is unfortunate that the immigration bureau cannot supply these necessary qualities.-New York Sun.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-29
EMPIRE STATE AND
 THE ADMINISTRATION
THE PART BEING PLAYED BY
 MIR. ROOSEVELT.
Root Discusses State Campaign in Con
 nection With Presidency in 1912.

New York, oct. 2S.-"If Taft con- tinues to make as good 2 president as he is making now he will be the na- tural and inevitable candidate of his party in 1912, unless one thing hap pens: that the people of the United States shall repudiate the administra- tion of Taft by such a crushing and overwhelming defeat of his party that it will be apparent that Taft cannot be reelected
 This statement was made tonight by United States Senator Elihu Root in a speech in the Manhattan Casino. Root addressed himself particularly to those republicans who might stand willingly to vote against a republican guberna- torial candidate for the sake of rebuk- ing Roosevelt He declared that re- publican defeat in the state this fall would be even more of a blow to the ma tional administration than to Roose- welt In fact, he said, democratic vic tory in New York is more likely to turn the next national convention away from national administration which could not hold it's party together, toward Roosevelt, or ito one of the far more radical leaders now looming on the political horizon in the north middle west"
 Contrary to some expectations. Root
Arizona republican., 1910-10-29
CREIGHTON AFTER
 MIDWAY ATTRACTIONS
Leaves for Los Angeles and Will Prob
 ably Complete Arrangements.

With the end in view of securing for Phoenix during the week of the ter ritoriaI fair a line of midway attrac- tions which will be bound to please and amuse the crowds certain to be found in this city at that time. Ned Creighton. superintendent of conces- sions of the fair association, left last evening for Los Angeles. He will be joined in Los Angeles by A. A. Betts. travelling passenger agentrOf the Santa Fe, MT Betts leaving this evening for the Angel City.
 Mir Creighton said last evening that he was in communication with car nival promoter who has an attraction, or rather series of attractions. of high class and certain to win the approval of everybody seeking entertainment. In addition he has been in communication with several other amusement enter prises and is confident that he will be able to place at least one of these here during fair week.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-29

brought no direct pledge from Roose- welt regarding his attitude toward the nomination in 1912.
 Make no mistake, my friends. So far as this election in the state of New York bears a relation to na- tional affairs. republican votes for the republican ticket will strengthen the administration party, and repub- lican votes against the ticket will tend to break down the administration.
 No one understands this better than Roosevelt. No one knows bet ter than he what the strenuous ef- forts he is making in behalf of the republican candidates, not merely in New York. but in a dozen states serving to aid the Taft administra- ton, tend toward the renomination of Taft in 1912.
 What gave Roosevelt the leader ship of the Saratoga convention was an issue before the convention in which the people of the state are deeply interested Roosevelt espoused the right side of that issue against the republican organization. A ma jority of the delegates voted with him, because upon that issue hung revolt against the tyranny of the par ty machine and the party machinery It was part of the great rebuilding which has been going on all over the Union"
Arizona republican., 1910-10-29
THOMPsON'S MOTORCYCLE THOROUGHLY CONVALEsCED
Catches Two Speeders On First Day
 Out of the Hospital.

Motorcycle Policeman Jerry Thomp- son gave his mount a tryout yester- day afternoon, following a, weeks in disposition on the part of the ma- chine. The machine seems to have convalesced rapidly since being brought out of the motorcycle hos pital. for Policeman Thompson was able to easily keep up with Howard Reed of the reclamation service when that gentleman was cruising city ward along West Washington street yesterday afternoon in a machine which Jerry says was going twenty five miles an. hour for the. three blocks the officer covered in securing evidence.
 Of course, the officers motorcycle was a trifle winded from the eXertion of keeping company with Engineer Reeds machine, but it easily paced Earl Brown few minutes later along North Central, when that auto en- thusiast was tearing off a few blocks at eighteen miles an hour. Both Reed and Brown were in the twelve-m mile limit prescribed by law.
 It is not known whether Reed or Brown knew that the motorcycle po- liceman had not been on the job for several days and were taking advan- tage of his supposed continued ab- sence from the streets. It is a fact. however, that the news had spread pretty generally that Jerry was afoot because of the necessary repairs to his machine For a few days there was little regard for the speed ordi- nance, but the police were helpless for the time being.
 Now that Jerry is once more on the job with his machine it is probable that there will be a visible decrease in speeding as was the case previous to the breakdown of his machine. The police and Judge Thomas will show on favorites when a case of actual violation of the speed law is brought to their attention, and Officer Thomp-