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Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09
Passengers
In Aerop|anes
AIR EXPERTS TAKE UP SEVERAL
AT ATLANTIC MEET.
WHITE AGAIN THE STAR
President Taft a Visitor-Man- Birds
Show Off Before Chief Executive
One Machine is Smashed in Landing.

Boston, Sept. s-With President
Taft an interested spectator at the
Atlantic flying field TODAY the await
ors participating in the Harvard Bos-
ton aviation meet outdid themselves
Tor the chief executives benefit Three
Claude Grahame- White. the English
man, furnishing the principal feature
by taking up Mayor Fitzgerald in the
tarman biplane for three laps around
the field, while President Taft ap-
plauded the smiling Boston executive
Daring Exhibition by Johnstone.
Meanwhile Walter Johnston.e in a
wright who was soaring distance
and endurance test high above his fell
low aviators. watched for a clear
course and then. sWooping from his
lofty elevation, he put the airship
through some fancy exhibitions of dip
ping before the president, his daring
work arousing great enthusiasm. Then
came dash by Glenn H. Curtiss in
his Hudson flier" in an unsuccess-
full attempt to lower Grahame- Whites
speed record of six minutes 1 3-5 sec
onds for IA miles Before the pres
ident left. Charles l.. Willard went up
in the Curtiss machine and Walter
Brookins arose for an altitude mark
in Wright biplane
18 Events on the Programme.
day and two other passengers besides
Mayor Fitzgerald went up, James F.
Lord, formerly of Chicago, Thomas w
LaWson's son-in-laW. flying with Gra-
hame- White in the Farman. and Lieu
tenant Bailey of the torpedo boat de-
stroyer Stringham going up with Will
lard.
English Biplane Is Wrecked.
One of A. V. Roe's two English bi-
planes was again wrecked in landing
from short, low flight in the morn
ing and probably is out of further
competition for the remaining four
days of the meet, but, undismayed. he
is going to remove the engine to his
other machine for further trials.
Burgess Machines Fly Well.
w S. Burgess of Marblehead had a
successful flight in a machine of his
own make. and William H. Hilliard
went up in another Burgess machine.
Horace F. kearny succeeded in get
ting off the ground and making short
flight without injuring his monoplane.
which had previously been wrecked
here. Augustus Post of New York
made his first appearance on the Har-
ward field in some pretty flights in a
Curtiss biplane.
Grahame White a Winner
Grahame- White, as usual, was an
Industrious point winner. He scored
first in the speed. getaway. accuracy,
and bomb throwing tests. The Wright
Brothers two fliers pressed in close
ly JohnStone and Brookins getting
first and second in the duration test
and Johnstone first in distance. 1t was
some time before the officials figured
out the winner of the altitude event.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09
INSURED LEGISLATION
FAIR TO STREET RAILWAYS.
Witness Before Graft investigation
Committee Admits Use of Money.

New York, Sept. S.-The admission
that at least part of the money gener-
ously placed to his credit by the presi-
dent of the New York State Street
Railway association had been used to
insure legislation at Albany fair to
the street railroad interests of the state
was made on the stand today by Louis
Bedall, former assemblyman from Or
ange county AS the star witness be-
fore the legislative investiga ting COM
mittee he struggled TO explain a very
extraordinary banking and stock spec
ulating account opened for him with
the defunct brokerage firm of Filing
wood e. Cunningham by G. Tracy Rog-
ers. known as a traction lobbyist and
president of the State Street Railway
association. The only other witness
of the day was George Carpenter,
former bookkeeper of Ellingwood &
Cunningham, who identified entries
giving the details of Bedelrs account.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09

New Haven. Sept. s.-The opposition
which opened ND yesterday to Judge
Isaldwin's nomination by the demo-
cratic state convention had practically
disappeared this morning, after the
friends Of Mayor buckingham of
bridgeport had consented to withdraw
his boom for first place. giving oppor-
tunitv for the naming of Judge Bald
win by acctamation. The statement
sssued by Mr. buckingham stated that
his withdrawal was in the interest of
harmony. for he had in no sense been
= contenting candidate against Judge
Baldwin.
Judge Baldwin was at his office
early. w said that he was not run
ming for office. but il the conven-
Tson wanted him, he could be found at
his desk.
Convention Opens.
The convention was called to order
gt 1880 by Temporary Chairman John
s Seymour. who was continued as per-
uaneut presiding officer In accepting
the office Nh Seymour said that his
address would be omitted by general
consent.
Judge Baldwin Named.
The resolutions committee not being
ready 10 report. nominations for gov
eruor were called for. Henry Wade
Rogers. dean Of the Vale Law school,
took the platform and placed Judge
Ealdwin's name before the delegates.
Mayor Buckingham Seconds.
Mayor buckingham Of Bridgeport
seconded the nomination. and was in
troduCed from the platform as "The
Vest mayor Bridgeport ever had" He
was cheered. The mayor said that this
WAS an opportunity not only to
arhieve political victory. SO much de-
sired by party organization. but it is
an opportunltv which should inspire
the party To higher purposes namely.
20 render needed and public service to
the state"
The name OF George NJ. Gum Of
cliford was named by Mayor Fisher of
NiddletowH.
Baldwin Nominated.
Mayor Dunn Of Willimantic said
thar as n personal friend of Mr.. Gum
- hoped the name would be with
drawn. Motions made by William
Kennedy 10 suspend convention rules
and nominate by acclmation pre-
vailed by Il rising vote and Judge
baldwin was declared nominated with
only seven dissenters.
Judge Baldwin Accepts.
In a speech Of some length Judge
Baldwin accepted the nomination.
Judge Baldwin on his arrival at the
han was escorted to the platform
amid cheers. He was introduced at
once as tho next governor"
Remainder OF Ticket
The ticket was completed as fol-
lows.
For lieutenant gcvernor-Andrew ].
BrcuEhel Of Hartford.
Tor secretary Of state-Za lmon Good
eel Of Bridgeport.
Tor treasurer-E. Kent Hubbard,
j., OF RIiddietovn.
For conrptroller-John NJ. Brady of
NeW Britain.
For attorney general-Talcott H
Russell OF New Haven.
For representative at large in con-
E-ess-Geoage r. Ingersou OF Ridge
field.
The Platform.
After accusing the republican party
rf q breach Of faith 70 the nation in
enactinE tariff law, but not such as
s. promised by which duties were to
be measured. BY the difference in the
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09
ANNEXATION BY U. S.
TALKED IN PANAMA.
Many Prominent Conservatives Want
Candidate Favored by United States.

Colon. Sept. S.-The Star Herald to-
day editorially quotes Richard o.
Marsh, the American charge daffalres
at Panama, as limiting that the United
States will occupy and annex Panama
if the Panama assembly ignores the
wishes Of the United States in the mat
ter of the selection of president. 1t is
openly stated that Marsh has IN ms
possession q protest from many prom
inent Panamanians, members of the
conservative party, who claim that the
assembly is illegally constituted. This
protest. it is said is not to be for
warded to Washington if Samuel Lew
is who is regarded as the choice OF
the United States, is elected president.
Report cf Interview Not Credited.
Washington, Sept S.-Instructions to
promptly and publicly repudiate the in
terview he is alleged to have given to-
day at Panama We're attributed this
evening TO Richard Marsh, the Ameri-
can charge d affaires, by Acting Secre-
tary of State Wilson. The department
officials expressed themselves as salts
fed that if Mr.. Marsh submitted to any
interview he had been incorrectly
quoted as intimating that the United
States would intervene in event Of
Panama insisting on ignoring the re-
puted wishes of the United States in
selecting president of the republic.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09
BROWNE JURY LOCKED UP
TO DELIBERATE OVER NIGHT.
Had 5eeen Out Three Hours When
Court Adjourned.

Chicago. sept S.-JudCe kersten ad-
51urued court until 10 o'clock tomor-
row morning after the jury In the brib-
e-'- trial - Lee O'Neil Browne had
deiioerated three hours tonight.
Tho members Of the jury were or
Gered locked NJ for the night and in
case u verdict is reached it will not be
returned until tomorrow.
The prosecutor made numerous ref
ererces to- Senator Lorimer's connec-
fiou with The c1se. They talk of
Niiiiam lprim-r" Ee said i'm his clos
iue words. III isn't yOur fault If the
uitr"nr Affects William LOrimer."
Judge kefstrn occupied nearly an
f"Ur TOD reading his Instructions
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09
CONSERVATION CONGRESS
ADOPTS CONTROL PLATFORM
Final Meeting-EIection of Officers
Henry Wallace of Des Moines Pres
ident.

st. Paul, Sept. S-The National Con-
servation congress tonight adopted a
platform placing the seal of its ap-
proval on national control of natural
resources, and adjourned. A threat
ened fight on the part of state con-
servation commissioners to place the
name of President Taft in the plat
form along with that of Theodore
Roosevelt as the great friend of con-
servation did not materaIize on the
floor. Under vigorous use of the ga
vel it did not even get started The
following were chosen officers:
President. Henry Wallace. Des
Moines, Ia; secretary, Thomas r.
Shipp. Indiana polls: treasurer, d. A
Latcha wa, Kansas City.
Clifford Pinchot and j. B. White of
Kansas City declined to be nominated
for the presidency and Mr.. Wallace
was not opposed.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09
Auto Hit Carload of Molten stao

Chicago, Sept. &-Three persons, two
women and man, were burned to
death tonight when their automob bile
crashed into car loaded with molten
stag Of the Wisconsin Steel COMPANY,
Miss Anna Baker. the fourth member
oi the automobile party, escaped death
By jumping, but was badly bruised and
burned.
The dead: Peter G. I.esterho ouSe, con
tractor: Mrs. Peter Lesterhouse; Mrs
Brand Hunt EngleWood.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09
$4,000 Fire Loss at Bridgeport.

Bridgeport, Sept. Sire which had
probably been burning an hour be-
fore it was discovered tonight burned
q building at the plant of the Frank
Miller Lumber company in which
were stored patterns owned by the
Automatic Machine company and the
Pacific Iron Works, entailing a loss
estima ted at $25. 900. The cause of the
fire. which started in the shaving shed,
is not known
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09
Papal Representative Withdraws.

Santiago. Chill Sept 8.-The papal
representative here. Mons isnor Sibilia
caused a sensation today by with
drawing FROM the cathedral with his
secretary during the funeral services
over the body of the late Vice Presi
dent Fernandez Albano. He com pia in =
ed today that he had been placed below
the special ambassadors appointed to
the centenary celebration.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09
New Haven Man Suicide.

New Haven, Sept s-Le Roy ].
kirkhanl, member Of a We'll known
East Haven family. was found dea 4
in his room a his home in that town
this morning. as a result of lnhalins
Illuminating gas. According to the
medical examiner the case was one of
suicide. Kirkham was about 40 years
old and married. No reason for his
act is known.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09
Great Reception at Eucharistic Con.
QreSS.

Montreal, Que, Sept. S.-Representa.-
tives of every creed and profession at
tended the reception tonight by the
city of Montreal to Cardinal Vincenzo
VannutelI, papal legate to the Eu
charistic congress now in session here.
At II O'clock tonight it is estimated
that 1000 persons had passed the le
gate, Cardinal Gibbons and Cardinal
Logue primata of Ireland.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09
Storm Has Travelled 200 Miles.

Key West, Fla. Sept. S.-HeAvy
squalls from the northeast, Aecornpa
MED by rain and falling barometer,
early this morning. Indicated the ap-
reported by the weather bureau of
Porto Rico yesterday. 1t Is estimated
that the disturbance has travelled zoe
n lies
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09
NEW WORLDS RECORD
FOR HIGH FLIGHT.
Newcomer in Aviation Reaches AMI
tude of $3.50 Feet in France.

Paris, Sept. Sin a Bleriot mono
plane today Georges Chavez, a new
conner in aviation. set a new worlds
record for height by reaching an alti-
tude of $3.50 feet, beating Leon Nor
anes' record of Saturday by more than
200 feet.
Chavez sscended and alighted at Issy
a suburb of Paris.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09

80 iiavr-: sept 3 La Lorraine, from
New Nur,
At Naples Seut. g. Ssnnio from New
yprx
At Libau. Sept. 3. Lituania. from
New YORK
~ Trieste. SEPT =. pcepnia. from
Ne~ Nr-s sept. & FedeTica. from New
1c-k
- cencl. sept { san Giorzi 10. from
Rev York
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09

Elbing, Prussia. Sept S.-The i'm
perlal army manoeuvres opened today
with successful dash of an invading
division theoretically designated as
Russian The defenders fell back un-
der q powerful attack, their weakness
having been exposed by the 'anemy's
aerial scouts
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09
ACQUITTED OF GRAND LARCENY
Former New York State Engineer Not
Guilty in Connection with Roads
Contracts.

Albany n. Y. Sept. S-Former State
Engineer Frederick Skene was acquit-
ted tonight in the supreme court OF
charges of grand larceny in connec-
tion with an award of a good roads
contract, it being alleged that a bid
submitted by the Russell Contracting
company had been raised $4,000. The
state contended that there was an
agreement between Skene and the
company whereby the defendant was
to receive $4,000 and the company
$1,000. The trial lasted Il days.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09
BAY STATES OLDEST MAN
DEAD AT 105
Patrick O'Hearn of Worcester-lnvet-
crate Snoker-Drank When He Felt
Like k.

Worcester Mass. Sept S.-Pa trick
O'Hearn, aged 105 years. months. %
days. probably the oldest man in Mas
sacbusetts. died here today from bron-
chitis Up to q year a go Mr.. O'Hearn
had been a n inVeterate smoker and he
boasted that he drank Intoxicating Ii
quors when he felt like it He is
survived by two sons.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09

Florence. Sept. S.-Evan Messer, who
calls himself an American, but who is
native of Messina, has been arrested
mere In his possession were found
JoWelry and bonds which were stolen
from his sweetheart in Messina.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09

Oscar Nelson Of Chicago, discharged
from the government service July is,
on the ground that he indirectly in
fluenced legislation in favor of the
postoffice clerks. was elected presi-
dent of the National Federation of
Postoffice Clerks
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09

London. Sept S-For the first time
in hundreds of years the investiture
of the Prince of Wales will take place
in Wales. After a keen competition
between Cardiff and Carnarvon for
the honor, the king has decided in
favor of Carnarvon. The ceremony
will occur in JULY
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09
Well Known CIubman Dead.

New York. Sept S.-Frederick Geb-
hard. for Years one of the best known
clubnlen in New York. died today at
Garden CITY. l.. l., where he had been
stopping since last spring in the hope
Of benefting his health.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09
Trial of Pennsylvania Congressman

Warren. Pa. Sept S.-The trial Of
former Congressman Joseph c. Sibley
and four co-defenda on charge of
''deball1 hing voters OF Warren coun-
tX" was put over until the December
term Of court, today. Bail was fixed
at 81 900 each for the defendants.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09
Reelected Committeeman.

At the state convention Of the DEM
ocrats at New Haven on Thursday DR.
j. ] Donohue of this city was re-
elected state central committeeman
from this district
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09

New Haven. Sept s.-At q meeting
of the republican probate convsntien
tonight John F. Studley vas lnYoxed
for denomination and Town Gskk
Frederick Whitaker selected a. go.
didate for sheriff.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09

Micha PopIowski, employed at
Thompsonville carpet factory. while
shoveling coal from the cars was
knocked from the car on which he was
standing by the engine humping into
the cars. One leg was cut off below
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09
FLIGHT Through Clouds by Compass.

Paris, Sept. S.--Lieut. .Belianger of
the army aviation corps flew hv com
pass through dense clouds TODAY. in a
m r1aonoplane, from lssy to Fon1erie in
olse, where he reported for duty in
nnecticn with the approaching army
n,anuevres on the plains Of Picady.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09

James &. Leary, Auditor of the Bal
timore and Ohio. was the chief witness
before the interstate commerce com =
mission at the freight rate hearing in
New York
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09
Forest Fires Threaten Two Washington
Towns,

Hoquiam. Wash. Sept. s.-Forest
fires that threaten Stearnsvilel and
Aloha are being fought by lumbermen
and crews of fire fighters sent on two
special trains from Elna and Hoquiam m.
The situa ton at Aloha is considered
critical.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09

st. Petersburg, Sept. s.-A despatch
from Teheran states that the servants
o. the shah's palace have gone on
strike and are clamoring for the wages
due them
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09

Albert JurIian, Sought by the Police
for killing Fla gman ]. NJ Wine and
robbing Burlington train, was arrest
ed in ST. Louis.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09

At the bottom of the sea the tenn
pera ture remains practically unaltered
at any spot throughout the .whcle Of
ths year
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09
South Dakota Town Wiped Out.

WatertoWn S. D. Sept. 5.-The town
2f I1sheau was entirely destroyed by
ire today. The loss Is $3.50, ooo.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09
Cabled Paragraphs

Colon, Sept. s.-A distinct earth
quake shock was felt here this after
noon. No damage was done.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09

Three Additional Men Were Indicted
for first degree murder in connection
with the Etherington lynching at
Newark, Ohio.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09
Condensed Telegrams

Serious Floods Threaten the Cities
of Osaka and Kobe, on the Island of
Hondo, Japan.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09

The National Association of Mexican
War Veterans adjourned their conven-
ton in Indianapolis to meet no more.
Hurricane, Attended by a Heavy
downpour of rain passed over San
Juan. P. r., leaving murch damage in
it's wake.
Three Additional Men Were Indicted
for first degree murder in connection
with the Etherington lynching at
Newark, Ohio.
Albert JurIan, Sought by tn. Police
for killing F1agman j. NJ, Wine and
robbing Burlington train. was arrest
ed in st. Louis.
Attorney General Wickersham and
Secretary Nagel have returned from
their tour of Alaska, arriving in Seat
tie Tuesday night.
The Opening of the Regular Passen-
DER Service in the Pennsvlvania tun-
nels under the East river began at
midnight Wednesday night.
PIiny Fisk of Trenton, NJ j.,
twenty years ago prominent and in
fluential in the financial and industrial
life of the United States. is dead
DR.. Emily Blackwell, for many years
head of the New York infirmary for
women and children. is dead at her
summer home at York Cliffs, York
Me.
Secretary of War Dickinson, who
has been making tour of inspection
to the Philippines Will return to
Washington about the first of No
vember.
James &. Leary, Auditor of the Bal
timore and Ohio. was the chief witness
before the interstate commerce com =
mission at the freight rate hearing in
New York
George E. Bedel, Charles H. Wardell
and Charles Drew. former customs
weighers in New York We're put on
trial, charged with cons gpiracy to de-
fraud the government
The Navy Department Has Ordered
a reception at San Francisco to be
given to Prince Tsai-Hsun. uncle of
the emperor of China, upon his ar
rival in San Francisco September 16.
Charged with Misappropriation of
funds of the New York cloakma kers'
union. which recently concluded an
agreement with employers after a
strike, Louis Rosen. secretary was
locked up, charged with larceny of
500.
MchaI Popiowski. employed at a
Thompsonville carpet factory. while
shoveling coal from the cars was
knocked from the car on which he was
standing by the engine humping into
the cars. One leg was cut off below
the knee
Oscar Nelson Of Chicago, discharged
from the government service July is,
on the ground that he indirectly in
fluenced legislation in favor of the
postoffice clerks. was elected presi-
dent of the National Federation of
Postoffice Clerks.
Twelve Thousand Miners employed
in the pits of the Cam brian company
at Cardiff. Wales, decided to go out
on strike as the result of a notice
given by the company to few men
who have been out eighteen months on
a dispute over wages.
Mrs. Concha Garcia Lambert, Sc
years old one of the most beautiful
women in her time and daughter-in-
Iay of WiI1i3 m I = hart ono Of n q
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09

Attorney General Wickersham and
Secretary Nagel have returned from
their tour of Alaska, arriving in Seat
tie Tuesday night.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09

Tho American Cruiser Tacoma ar
rived at Colon, bringing ESQ marines
from Nicaragua.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09

Pliny Fisk of Trenton, N. j.,
twenty years ago prominent and in
fluentlal in the financial and Industrial
life of the United States. is dead
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09

The Opening of the Regular Passen
DER Service in the Pennsylvania tun :
nels under the East river began at
midnight Wednesday night.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09

The National Association of Mexican
War Veterans adjourned their conven-
ton in Indianapolis to meet no more.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09

Dr.. Emily Blackwell, for many years
head of the New York infirmary for
women and children. is dead at her
summer home at York Cliffs, York
Me-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09

Secretary of War Dickinson, who
has been making a tour of inspection
to the Philippines Will return to
Washington about the first of No
yember.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09
A Hurricane, Attended /

- fIUTTTedne, NtteTfoeu spY a r1edVJ
downpour of rain. passed over San
Juan. P. r., leaving murch damage in
it's wake.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-09

Mrs. Concha Garcia Lambert, Sc
years old one of the most beautiful
women in her time and daughter-in-
law of William c. Lambert. one of the
founders of the Equitab ole Life Assur-
ance society. died at ST. Lukeis hos
pital, New York, of penumonia
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