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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
NEW YORK GIRLS PLAN
 TO WALK TO FLORIDA
Hfii Starr Day tTtsr he~ Years Nita
 Ferry Fare Cn3y on Wager of $500.


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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
THREE MEN PARDONEO
 FROM WETHERSFIELD
David C. Weeks, Robert T. Hebden,
 Abraham Lebenthal Go Free.

Hartford, Conn, Dec. 12.-The board of pardOns which was in session here today gave three prisoners doing time in state prison in WethersieId their freedom. They are: Fairfield county David C. Weeks. sentenced February 1898. to life imprisonment for being an accessory in murder committed at Trumbull for which Charles T. Boinay paid the death penalty. Weeks is q brother of Mrs. Charles T. Boi- nay. the wife Of the murderer She pleaded before the board in behalf of her brother today.
 Abraham Lebenthal, sentenced on October, 1909, from two to five years for theft. Lebenthal. at the time of his conviction. was suffering from To- comotor ataNia. and entered prison on crutches. Ever since his confinement he has been in the prison hospital
 Hartford county: Robert T. Hebhen sentenced in March of this year from one to two years for breaking and entering in the night. His pardon was granted on the condition that the au- thorities depOrt him.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
BALLOONisT POST BRINGS
 SUIT TO AHnUL MARRIAGE.
Says His Wife Was Never Legally
 Separated from First Husband.

New York, Dec 1Z.-AugustDs Post the baIioonist, who has figured in A number of daring flights. brought suit for the annuiment Of his marriage to- day on the ground that his wife never was separated legally from her first husband. Mir. and Mrs. Post have been living apart for two years
 In her answer 10 the suit Mrs. Post, who has been married three times. de- nies the allegation. She was married first to John <. Keagi1y. a Texas judge, in 187l and left him seven years later He sued for divorce. but the suit Wss decided against him. . Tn 1895 Mrs. Keaghy was mar led tO Daniel Hali- day of New York and two years later she filed suit for separation. IfaIH- day filed q counter euIt and died R nile the matter WAS in the courts.
 Mir Post became acquainted with her aboard steamship while returning from Europe. They were married shortly after and Mrs. Post alleges. all the circumstances Of the case were known to Mr. Post 2 the time. Br Post says that she sought legal advice and was told that she was free to marry again. The case was adjourned until tomorrow.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13

chairman of the interstate commerce commission. for A term of nv" years, 1, Robert w Archibald, npW United States district fudgG for thc middle district Of PennsylVauia, term Of four ye3rst Wll- liam II. Hunt, now a judge of the court of customs appeals, formerly United States district judge of the dNtrict Of Montana term of three years John Emmett Garland of south Dakota, term uf two years; Julian W. Mack, now judge in the appellate circuit court of the First Illinois district. term of one year.
 Interstate Commission Members.
 TO be members of the interstate commerce commissioners. If. Meyer Of Wisconsin and C. C. McChord Of Ken lucky.
 Justice White VisibIy Affected.
 Justice White was visibly affected when he learned of the senate's prompt action. He was on the bench when q group of senators called to cOngratu- late him He met them in an ante chembor. when he resumed his place his eyes were brimming with tears. He disclosed further emotion when, on the adjournment of court the entire Louisiana delegation in congress- headed by Senators Foster and Thorn- ton, called to congratulate Ihlm.
 Thanks the President.
 Late today the new chief justice called at the White House to pay his respects to the president and to thank him for the high honor conferred upon him.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
SUGAR INDICTMENT GOOD.
Ruling of United States Supreme Court
 in Fraud Case

Washington. Dec. 1c-Announciny that conspiracy under the Sherman antitrust law is continuing offense the supreme court of the United States today held good the indictment in New York m 1909 of Gustave F.. KisScl and Thomas E.. Harmed under this law as far as the statute of limitation was concerned.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
SUIT FOR A BIG SLICE
 OF s11,ooo, 1000 ESTATE
Begins in California Superior Court
 The Lucky Baldwin Property.

Los Angeles. Cal, Dec. 1z.-Suit for nearly quarter of the sII000, 900 es- tate left by the late E. J. HUcky) Baldwin was begnu today in the gu- perior court on behalf of Anita Bald win Turnbull, who is said by her mother, Lillian Ashley Turnbull, to be q daughter of the noted turfm8n.
 This is Mrs. Ashley TUrnDuu's gee ond court experience in connection with Baldwin. The first was seventeen years ago, in San Francisco, just prior 10 the birth of the girl who is now claiming part Of the estate, when she sought unsuccessfuliy to esta blish that there had been 3. marriage between herself and Baldwin. The sensation al testimony adduced at that trial will be drawn upon freely in the present case.
 There is an array of legal talent Former Gov. Henry T. Gage. at pres ent United States minister to Portu- gal, is on his way to join the Bald win legal forces.
 Among Miss TurnDulfs attorneys are several from Boston and New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
PENSION APPROPRIATION
 BILL REPORTED TO HOUSE
Nominations by the President Occu-
 pied the Senate Session.

shinRion. Dee. Confirmation nf the nomination of Associate Jus fIce Edward H. White of Louisiana. Co ha chief iusfice of the United States. aVerHhadowed an else in the senate today. The confirmation was made fin record time and without reference of the nomination t9 the committee. This ras made possible by the fact that Justice White had served as a mem ber 0f tho senate before his appoint fueut Go the bench. Mr. Whites com mission will he fOrthcominE shortly.
 Other nom nations were received to ft two vacancies on the supreme court bench two on the interstate commerce commission. together with The names or the justices who will compose the new court of commerce. The omnibus claims bill. carrying more than f210g. .0no. was reached and taken au but mo final action on it was had.
 1n the house the pension appropria- lion money was reported and will come ur tomorrow It carries Sl53.GsS. 900. T'he day practically was devoted to de- hata 1n bon imposing d graduated inheritance tax ou inheritaTces in the rlstrlct or Columbia. The measure Vas passed.
 Roth Houses will be in session to- r. .Hrr...
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
 TO SUPPRESS OPIUM TRAFFIC
Long Continued Negotiations Success
 fully Completed

Washington, Dec. 12-The state de- partment today announced the suc- cessful completion of long continued negotiations looking to an interna- tional conference with the object of suppressing the opium traffic. With one exception all the nations ad- dressed on this subject by the de- partment have agreed to the confer ence and word came from The Hague that May 90 next has been unanl- mously accepted az the date and The Hague as the place for the confer ence.
 Great Britain has injected into the programme to be considered 9 mat ter of the first order of importance, proposing to include morphine and cocaine, with opium, in the prohibition to be enforced.
 America rigidIy will support this proposition, it is declared. in view of the frightful ravages caused by these drugs in the United States.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
SOUTH CAROLINA MERCHANT
 SHOT FROM AMBUSH
No Clue to the Perpetrator oF the
 Crime Ootsinaoie.

Fort Mill. g C.. Dec. IF Nevi-- merchant was shot from ambush two miles from this place tonight dying almost instantly. No clue as Io the perpetrato- 0< the crime is ob-ainaole-
 About year ago Nevin was aL- tacked and seriously injure1 while en- tering his store i negro was arrested soon afterward charged with the crime but was acquitted
 While Neviu was in attendance up- on the trial Of the negro his store was burneC.- | new building was erected on the same site. and iE was while entering this place that he was killed tonight
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
FOUR PRIZES AWARDED.
Exhibition of Oil Paintings at Corcoran
 Gallery of Arts.

Washington, Dec. 12.-The third ex- hibition of oil paintings by contempo- rary American artists al tI}e CHrcorar gallery of art formally opened tonight with a brilliant gathering representing the best in the artist. literary. official and social life of Washington. The four prizes given by William A. Clark were awarded as follows: First prize and the Corcoran gold medal. to Ed mund C. Tarbell of Boston. second prize and the Corcoran silver medal. 10 Gari MelcherS of Weimar Germany: third prize and the Corcoran bronze medal. to Childe Hassam of New York: fourth prize and the Corcoran honor able mention certificate. tO paniNl Garbre of Philadelphia.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
s2.eoo 900 REALTY DEAL. Chicago Woman Makes Record Fur chase from Letter Estate.

Chicago. Dec 12-Nrs Nollie Net cher, owner Of 2 department store has just completed the largest downtown realty deal ever negotiated in Chica- go
 She bought the fee on the property at State and Washington streets for g. goo o0l from the estate cF Levi z. Letter The deal brings Mrs Net cher's real estate investments iD that block. made within the last three wears. 10 total of nearly s6--e0, ,Q9e.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
ENGLISH ELECTIONS.
Ire Government Now Stands One Seat
 to the Good.

London. Dec. 13.-The polling results show monOJonous regularity. and the returns today leave the government one seat to the good. the unl0nss1S having gainei 2I seas from the government. and the government coalition = seats from the unionisJs in the election Of SIS members out of SEQ The position of the rartisS UoniEl1t iS 2S roloRSs
 Government coalitior-I-}os-alS 191, Iaborites B. natlonahSts 56 5u5epend- ent nationaliS1S :; total. ga.
 OppoSiVion-J-n nionsStS e2@.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
WOULD ABOLISH
 STATE BARBERSF CoMAIss ssIcN
Move Made by Master 5z-5e-z+ ssso-
 ciatic1 al ae-ioen Meeting.

NsrlEen. Conn Dec.. .1Z-Ar -e=z- ing C1 -1e 2GaS-e- 8a-5erS- association held here SuELaT . movement look ing to The 21o-5shmenr 1+ -Ea s-z-a 5ar5e-s- commission T3s s-zr-z 1 second conference VIII bs held zn <zw Haven 1sxL SU15zE. Exee-zzrzz =
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
Skates cn Trin Ice.

P5rts-iel5 Mass Dec- 15-SAa-szE on thin ice cost the Ehe life Of A,.sl-s- N0rirZ 1he T wear old son of E--5 NlsriIE of this clzy. today Alors-E sz.5 gRe scnoo1uaare> We're skating Un The Ha51>a <olsc rlVer when The Sle zzEa NAy beneath <Esu. a1S LAs No--.z tsay Tel. through The ooCE o1 Aor.<E 1zs nog been recovered
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
CARRIED ALONG ANOTHER STEP. The Effort to Prevent the Extradition
 of Porter Charlton.

New York. Dec. 12.-The eqort to pre- vent the extraditiOn of Porter Charlton. wanted by the Italian government on the charge of having murdered his wife. was carried another step today at Jersey Cit, where Charlton is in jail. Notices were served on Judge John A. Blair and Prosecutor Pierre P. Garven of the eeriorari proceedings to be held before Judge RellsStab in the United States circuit court at Trenton. \. J.. next Monday. \ writ of habeaS corpus was served on the sheriff for the production of Charlton at Trenton on that day. Charlton's lawyers stated today that they would appeal to the United States supreme court should the Tuling be adNerSe.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
APPEAL FOR PARDON
 OF ALBERT T. PATRICK
Life Prisonsr in Sing Sing far Hu-1s-
 e William Marsh Rice

New T1rE. Dec. -z-Azzzc-z1 eEn z-l- was made tonight that -Ele AFazz-C.-Es=- gal society has aCpesle5 10 Governor Waite 70 pardon Albert T. Patrz-z- -F-s- 8 is serving life sentence in Sing Szrg Drzso1 for -fze murder Of William 3-ars1 Rice n this cz-F s1I1e years zg3- T. zs maintained 5T Cl6 re-z[lo-erS L17- Pal -=cE 1s being held for 2 crime ha usrz- committed. They a1-ege that ha BaE convicted on medical testimony that eErzba Inning fluid introduced into a body through -le right brae1izI arIs-- 7v1szId not enter The lungs. 5u- that z- has since been demonstrated that 1z14 -zs-z- r1ouy Was Hro1g One D4r-5c-z1zr zZ- stance is cited where -lae fluid 50 5-- 5ecte5 1s alleged n have pAn4-rs-e5 E-a lungs and demonstration 70 convince Governor White 5s proposed.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
Officers Fired at Lyneasna nos.

Bitter feeling aas been aroused as q result oF the shooting Of several clll- zens early Sunday morning when 2 mob sought t0 break into me ga83 te procure G5egrr Taylor, I negro. held for an attempted assault on . Wajte
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
Verdict of S2o.ooo Damages Against
 Central New EraianS Railroad

Kingston \. Y.. Dee IA verdict of $@a,C0N damages was returned here today by jury against yhe Central New England Rallroad eomp4uy m T. vor of Cora A Pr4nCe Mrs F'rInCe-S husha nd. ; locomotive euEin~er NzS scaled to 3Sseh n 1$Q-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13

Lisbon, Dec. 1Z.--The court of sD- Deals today recommended that the pro- ceediDgs against ez-premier Franco and others charged with him with je- proper expenditures while in office be guashed.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
Not Guilty of Violating White Slave

Charlotte. N. C.. Dec. 12.--In the fed eral court at Greensboro. N. C.. today two men. Quaster and Napier charged with violating the white slave law. were found not guilty by Judge Boyd on the ground that the law was uncon- stimtional in that It intorfered with the principles of states rights
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
Steamship Arrivals.

A. Liverpool Dec. II. Celtic rom
 Al Naplea Dec 5. pceanla. from New York Dee. 10. PerIgia. from New York Ne.y \ or'l.
 At MoIDs Dee. 1T. Patris from New York.
 At Lpud"n: Dee. t. Minucvaska. from Nrw ! rrk
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
tssns from Alaska

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
I've Men Instantly KiHe6 by Soisr
 Exciosio-

Fiazlerol Pa Dec. 11-9E5lzlse1 AE7an- eE and Robert Beers eD-lcyeS a- -1z Reed < I4ovac- six mill a- Waz -1z-zs- near re-e, were instantly killed a~ -as explosion of 8 boiler al he plant -o- n5S12J-A portion cl rl= boiler was blown s043 wards. wal Q smother section blew into the mill anu be5zy damaged -e2a machinery. B. Ks f-c-2 -1,e boiler house were scattered over me town
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
CLOAK MANUFACTURERS
Charged With Undervaluation Frauds -Merbers of New York Firms.

N.E York. Dee. 1.-Jacob Steiner sr4 Jacob Eer.fa.u, members of the cloak and suit Wauuracturiur concern of Stf rer & Berlfein. and NiChae. Lutz and Nathan Horwftz members of the cloak and siit firm of Tutz .S rTnrwitz were arrested by federal officers this rf+er-1 loon cn charges of bei~. concern re iu uulertTluation frauds All were hold under s5.e0O bail easr
 The ctSes are similar rn recent al- le-ei wooden importing fr1u.s.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13

woman. Taylor in Ire meantime lad been transferred to the Fulton county ya53 at Atlanta
 Jailer pos1es. one of tae men shot Sunday gooFDlDg, is 51a q serious cooe1- = tiou and I6 not expected to recover.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
Selected as Cecil Rhodes Scholar.

Cambridge. Mass, Dee. f2-The se- l~ -tiru of " H. Greene pf Baltimore. Nd. Of the senior class of Harvard col l-,er as the next Cecil Rhodes scholar from Nlssac clusettS te 'iNfprd uuiycr- s.t. w-1 auuuIueed ry President Low - ~l ~. tiAry4Ii tonishl. Grtlurs ls .o rears al1 elitor of th- Harvard aa,n- s-l-- a Fri B-tta Kappa man. and ha a taken several schoArshl ffe fs son uf Aera=rt ? .3reeus Crotes-or ot kua lcr lu Iolu= hoLllr- university
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
Bigamist in
 Queer Situation
CHARLES HHRPEP SET FREE BY
 NEW YORK COURT.
HE CANNOT BE PUNISHED
Neither Csn He Be Freed from Either Wife--Adnoits the oHepse--Why His Confession is Useless.

New York, Dec, 12-AIfhouga Charles ". Barres is 2 bigaf9lsf and admits f. he can neither be freed from either wife nor punished for bis onense Barrer was taken into court today on 2 charge Of olgaray. and ao- mitted that although he Hag married to Jennie Green fn Newark, E J. Iu 1s9z, he took Ecaa Cooper as his wife iD New York jn f904
 Usslsss Confession.
 His confession WAS useless, ss tes- timoDy, unless corrOOoraf ted oy an0th-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
ENGINEERS ULTiMATUM
 DELIVERED TO MANAGERS
By President Stone Of the Locomotive
 Brotherhood.

r- .ra1o. De- 12.-The Protherhood or Locomotive Engineers ultimatum Of n -nrr ua -es 1r a strike was delivered rnIrr ta tne Railroad Managers asso- ..afiHu hy President Warren S. stone Hf tle a-utIerhpod. He advised that ono recent strike vote had been 9I5 ger .aur. .u favor of strike if the de- -lrIs were not granted, and with drew.
 During tra negotiations previous to tEr a.r-- Eufc tue engineers demands mruroViwated an increase of 2I per cent Df fHe present wage. the employ e-s agreed Go n 1I p-r cent. raise and che engineers rereded to a 17 per cent. fr H.- basis. Here the matter hung f-r.
 Into today President Stone announce ~r f.at rl action would re taken be- F.r. tUU.rr..-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13

St. Petersburg. Dee. 1Z.--Ap imperial order has been published confirming resolution recently adopted by the caD~ lnet permitting Jewish merchants of the first guild to reside in the city and province of Moscow.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
INDIAN YOUTHS GET LIQUOR
SJper nts--s-t e Czrzszle So-ooI or
 +e~s 7e,~a-c -o- Sellers

Ca-Esls- Pa U=- E-Suuz r-=- man o- -ae Ez-s Indian seh1as -S r-o-lsts5 an oE- a- S59 --warz -a any a-= 1l--->l5zE 5-[aE--a-z1- -sz- ing 1a -1e conviction o@ --r@z se 5-z CT furnishing 5l-1xzez-z-- lzl-a-S -a Indians
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-13
HkHNoNo IN RUSSIA.
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