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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-29

Horta. Azores, Oct 2S.-The Gu
nard line steamship Saxonia from New
York for Genoa and Naples put in
mere today with the German steam
ship Scotia in tow The Scotia sailed
from st. Thomas on October IL for
Hamburg. The Saxonia left New York
on October 20. Her captain reported
all on board well. The Scotia was
picked up at z o'clock yesterday morn
ing when leaking. Temporary repairs
We're made. and the vessel was towed
III miles to port
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-29

Eutempes. France, Oct 28.-Records
for both time and distance were brok-
en- at the aerOdrome here today by
Maurice Tabuteau. who. in a F'arnam
bipiane, remained aloft six hours and
ten minutes and covered 2S3 miles.
BY his flight Tabuteau has won the
Michelin cup.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-29
Cabled Paragraphs

Rome, Oct: 2s.-The pope gave pri-
vate audience today to Mgr. ToTti, the
papal nuncio at Lisbon The pope ex-
pressed regret that currency had been
given to false reports regarding the
religious orders in Portugal
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-29
Steamship Arrivals.

At Napless oct. 25, Alice, from
New York.
At copcnha gen: Oct. -. oscar IT,,
from New York
Al Ilavre: Oct 81. Caroline. from
New lork.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-29
LIKE SAILING BEFORE The WIND

the
of
o demand things
at
price
the trade motion
it Sensible that
knowledge this fact not The public wants
positively buying whether family income be made
radet
t.
arrier~viI door
daily IL a
Following
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-29
Riot Of Strikers
On Fifth Avenue
WITHIN A HRlcKHAT's THROW OF
DELMoNlco's.
MILITIA MAY Be CALLED
To Assist tho Jersey City PoIiee-Na-
tionaI Express Co. Drivers and Help
ers Join the Strikers.
MILITIA MAY BE CALLED

New York, Oct. 2S.-There was riot
ing this morning on Fifth avenue with
in q bricl1bat's throw of Delmonico's
and Sherryss, when mob of 150 strik-
ers held I'D an American Express
wagon which had been sent out on
tect trip in charge of three strike.
breakers 4.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-29
ATTITUDE OE JUDGE BALDWIN
The Democratic Nominee Tor Governor OF
Connecticut
REGARDING LABOR LEGISLATION

Case of William H. HoMe, an Employe of New Haven
Road, Who Injured the Run from this City
to Worcester-Mr. Hoxie Sued the Railroad Com
pany for Damages-Judge Baldwin, Presiding in the
Appellate Court, Wrote Its Opinion, Declaring the
workmen's Compensation Act Unconstitutional
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-29
CROWD SAW A MOTE IN The SKY
It was Aviator Ralph Johnstone Returning
from Middle Island Village
DRIVEN IS MILES OFF THE COURSE

By Thursdays Gale and Reached the Aviation Grounds
at Belmont Park Friday Afternoon-Says It was
Just the Mercy of Providence that Saved His
Neck-Tells of His Difficult Landing Front End
Backwards Middle Island Village-First Time
He Ever Frightened for Fair.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-29

are to be used by The government in
experiments to determine whether can
Ger is. ronrnllnicabls, through, the use
Of fish as food.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-29
objectins to the New system of ac

counts, al the independent steamship
lines in the United States except on
the Pacific coast. conferred with the
interstate commerce commission about
the matteE
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-29

In the course Of the day there were
other disturbances in various parts OF
the town, and over in Jersey City there
was much rioting in the course of
which many men were injured. The
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-29
Condensed kilograms

income and inheritance taxes.
Two Italian Cholera Suspects are
held in quarantine at Schenectady, NJ
Y.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-29

King George Has Accepted honorary
membership in the Ancient and Hon-
orable Artillery of Massachusetts,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-29

Monsisnor Tonti, PapaI Nuncio at
Lisbon, discussed with the papal sec
retary, Cardinal Merry del Val, the
church status in Portugal
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-29

Francis e. McGovern, republican cam
dfdate for governor of Visions sin,
promises to become benedict if elect
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-29

The Ohio Society in Pennsylvania
presented President Taft with silk
Ohio state flag.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-29

Secretary Of War Dickinson and
Brigadier General Edwards are hunt
ing in the forests of France as guests
of Robert Goelet
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-29

The Emperor and Empress of Ger
many spent the day in Brussels in
making calls and left at night for Ber-
lin.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-29

THE republican town committee be-
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-29

The Pope Received Cardinal Van
uuetlli, who reported the success of the
Eucharistic congress at Montreal.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-03-16
LETTER FROM TEXAS

Dear old Pic:-I In reading your paper l become home sick for old Nevada county. Although, l have been in Texa. for three years. yet am still true to my trust and l am standing by my home county.
 noticed in your last paper that you have been having quite a lot of rain there. You should see Taxas. live in one fourth of a mile of Sabine river and that river has not run any in six months.
 have walked across the bed of this river several times. Water has been cut off in the city for some time, and fires are so ire quent that the insurance compan- ies are cancelling policies.
 But. in spite of all these cir cumstances, this country is flour ishing. The snows have kept a very good season in the ground and farmers made a real good crop last year. One merchant told me, who has been in business here for several years, that he did the best business last year that he ever did.
 Ihave been wondering why you do not take more interest in your paper, now when l say you. l mean every one living in Nevada county.
 We people that are living a. way from our old homes are al- ways pleased to see a letter from our home community, or from even any place we know. Why don't more of you write to the paper?
 might mention many other things that we would like to read in our home paper, but why can't we have more enthusiasm and real fire in the paper wouldn't people appreciate it more?
 Let's each one do our part and encourage the editor.
 A Reader. Greenville Texas.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-03-16

Yes, am a young man. Is there any sin in that? Yes. l am an ambitious young man. Is there anything wrong in that ? Why should 1 be ashamed of the fact that am young? Cannot a young man have ideas? Cannot a young man have push? Be- cause am young is no excuse for not honoring me with po- sitions of trust. Though l be young, claim that l am possess ed with reasonable common sense. Though l be young, do claim that know something of the wants and desires of my people. Should l be honored with this trust, shall never give you reason to regret that you sent one young man to the legis- lature, and as l grow older, 1 trust that by reason of your hav- ing elevated me while a young man, that it will ever be an in- spiration to me to give you better and more faithful service.
 JESS MORRIS
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-03-16

We understand that 1t was at the instigation of the Farmers Union that Amendment No. II was passed and we are at a loss to know why any member of that body. and especially one who claims to be a leader, can oppose it. The hue and cry of those who are opposing it claim, as all special interests do, that it is class legislation. Now, we would like to know if it was not class legislation when the last legislature appropriated $10, 1000 to eradicate the ticks in a certain part of the state and to benefit certain part of the people in that certain part of the state.
 Farmers do not be frightened with the argument that it is class legislation and unconstitu- tional. You have heard that before, especially when the farmer was to be benefited.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-03-16
TO ANNEX MEXICO
Texas Grand Lodge, LOOP. Endorses Proposition to
 Attach the Republic

Austin, Tex, March II. The Texas Grand Lodge, l. o. o. F., yesterday endorsed the proposi- tion to attach the Republic of Mexico to the jurisdiction of Tex as.
 The question was brought up by Deputy Grand Sire M. Blum, of the Republic of Mexico, who presented the application. He said there are few Odd Fellows in Mexico, and only Americans are admitted to the order.
 A committee consisting of B. J. Hubbard, Kaufman; C. A. Kellar. San Antonio, and H. J. Emmins, Dallas, was named from the Texas grand lodge to the sovereign grand lodge at At lanta, Ga, next September, to push the application.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-03-16
TRIBUTE OF LOVE
 AND CARD OF THANKS

With sad hearts we bow to the mandates of our Heavenly Father who has called from earth to a better existence our darling boy, John Ona Smart, who was just six years and twenty days old when the death angel (as it seemed to us) ruthlessly snatch ed him from us. He was the light, the life and the joy of our lives and while we know that his spirit is now with the angelic hosts, yet we grieve because we will never hear his prattling childish voice again or see the evidences of his childish pass time. He took a deep interest in all he saw his father do in improving the home.
 With one so young and with such a promise of usefulness and our proudest and most cherished hopes dashed to pieces is why we weep. But hope is the sheet anchor of despair, and hope will assist us in bravely bearing the burden of bereavement and keep in our minds, lives and hearts that most beautiful of tributes expressed by our Savior, Suffer little children to come unto me for of such is the Kingdom of Heaven.
 In conclusion we wish to ex- press our sincere gratitude to all of our friends who so nobly stood by us in the battle against the grim reaper Death and, although vanquished, we console ourselves that Eternal Bliss has won a priceless Jewel. Again thanking each one individually and all collectively.
 By Mother and Father,
 MT. and Mrs. c. A. Smart
 Grand Pa and Grand Ma,
 J. B. and Julia Kelly.
 Strayed-From my place Feb ruary, 18th one brown horse. four years old, small to age.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-03-16
TAYLOR WILLISVILLE

WILLISVILLE w. s. Martin, J. H. McKenney D. K. McCargo. J. w. Silvey, R. c. Haltom. Geo. Herring.
 DELTA H. 1. Butcher, D. w. Hay, Frank Johnson. Wiley Haynes, Buck Dean. C. w. Rhea.
 UNION Geo. Sudsberry, Jim Henry, Gus Parker. Will Parker. Berry Martin. John Hardwick.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-03-16

JUDGES AND CLERKS
 OF THE ELECTION

OF THE ELECTION The Democratic Central Con- mittee met today, and passed a resolution, changing the qualifi- cations for voting so as to permit all known democrats to vote with out any challenge whatever, whether or not they may have scratched some part of the ticket two years ago. But a man who was new convert two years ago and who went into the primalF, pledging to support the ticke., and failed to do so in it's entirely, will be barred. The committee then went into the selection of the judge and the following were named. The first three names are the judges, the next two names ale the clerks. and the last one is the : olCI Ill Ol tiiS CiCCtlOil.
 ALABAMA Louis Pelt E. T. Kennedy, E. R McSwain.
 T. l.. Mcclure, s. M, McNatt. Jim Mcclure.
 ALBANY
 SUTTON BOX Ed Arnett, Ed Jones, Newt Cook.
 J. M. Goad, Earl Barham. Joe Bates.
 HAMBURG BOX J. J. Sampson, c. R. Hudson. J. T. Adams. T. A. Garrett, Buss McGough. Jno. Gam.
 EDUCATION w. D. Sutton, 1. H. Stuart, Eva Ward.
 T. J. Lamb. Dave Price. Henry Britt.
 CANEY
 ROSsTON BOX Sam Chamberlin, w. D. Rhodes Joe McKissick. Bob O'Keefe, J. B. Whitehead T. P. Dixon.
 GALE BOX Doyle Westmoreland, Jno. Me- Daniel Walter White. Jno. Barksdale, Bill Honea. Perry Westmoreland.
 EMMET J. M. Garland. E. w. Beatty, D. A. Shell. w. s. Hines, c. A. Thompson. J. A. Bull.
 GEORGIA Sylvester Honea, Perry Burk- cit, J. K. Waddle. T. E. White, E. E Alsobrooks. w. E. Morris.
 YOUNG'S MILL E. M White, J. J. Gourley, Har- rison Young. Tom Davis, Ed. Griffin. w. w. Gentry.
 JACKSON. Enoree Blakely. J. R. Boyce, Eugene Hatley. P. B. Jones, Elmore May. R. w. Copeland.
 LEAKE W.B. Carpenter, O.B. Wright, T. G. Boswell. Joe E. Starrett, Tom Hay. s. Harrington.
 MISSOURI
 EAST SIDE M, w. Greeson, Calvin Jones, Sam White. J. M. Franks, Dixon Hatley. c. N. Riddle.
 WEST SIDE G. w. Ross. Dan Pittman, Nat Martin.
 Ben Waller, Jr., R. P. Hamby. Capt. Thornton.
 PARKER
 BODCAW J. A. Downs Chas. Mattison, J. w. Deaton, Jr. s H Warmack, Johnson Camp J. M. Boswell.
 BRISBANE D. w. Bailey, Jno. Grant, L. ] l., Bennett.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-03-16

From my place Feb ruary, 18th one brown horse, four years old, small to age. Liberal reward for his recovery
 John Morrow, Route 5.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20

Cambridge, Jasa., Dec. 13.-The University Of penusgivsnis and Egra- ouee appear on the Harvard 1911 base z ball schedule for the first time in seg- erai seasons, while Princetoh is cut down to one game, s second game be- ing omitted through the failure to se- cure 4 mutually agreeable date. There are several open dates for which Co- iBfnbia, Wesleyan, Springfield Training school and Colby college are neg0tfat~ ing.
 The team will go 10 Annapolis April Je on it's spring training trip and on the following days go to Washington for one or more games.
 Tine regular schedule is ss follows, the games being played at Cambridge unless otherwise specified. April g, Trinity; April 27 University of Maine. April g, open; May Z. Bates. May {, Bowdofn: Mey 2. University of Yer mont. May 10, Amherst May J3, Brown. May IT. syracuse, May %, Princeton at Princeton. May z4. open; May 27. Holy crogs at Worcester. May %. Andover al Andover: June 2, Dart mouth; June ' University Of Pennsyl- vania. June 10, Brown at Providence; June 14 Holy Cross. June IT, Williams.
 Dates for the Yale game have not yet been determined.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
MARKET SHOWS ACTIVITY.
Prices Advance on Extensive Short
 Covering of Traders.

New York, Dec. 19.-Greater activity and higher prices characterised to- days movement in the stock market with the recent bettsrment in bonds well sustained. The advance in stocks resulted largely from extensive short covering by traders. although commission houses reported a moder- ate investment demand. Much of this came from such out of town eenters as Boston. Chicago. and Geuthw estern points. The coal stocks were espe- ctally strong during the greater part of the dayalthoush Lehigh Valley sub sequently lost all its gain. There WAS a revival of rarnors coucexping these properties which had t6 do chiefly with Reading. Reading directors are scheduled to meet this week, and it is persistently rnmored tha< action looking to an increase of the present dividends will be taken.
 The strength of the Hartman issu es seemed to come from che buying by interests commonly regarded ss sub stantial, and may have had its origin in tho excellent statement set forth by the Southern Pacific company last week. A number of specialties and semi-aotive issues participated in the upward course of the market, inciud- ing Southern Railway preferred, con corning which there have recently been reports of dividend resumption New ' oFk 1entTSi ana NSW haF0n a fS6{t- ford stocks manifested a reactionary tendency due primarily to She serious disaster at the local terminal of the first named road. The heaviness of United States Steel shares was in marked contrast to the tone of the general list and by common assent was ascribed 10 the prevailing condi- tions in the steel and iron industries. There was, however, a good deman nd for steei sinking fund bonds.
 Western railroad officials reported 2 heavier movement in merchandise and ing in the way of increased tonnage
 Transactions for Jondor'S account in this market were, estimated at ss.- noe shares. with q fairly large balance on the buying sida Lordons own mar Lcts were fsatureteSs. the only pots- worthy development at this center be- ing the receipt of ss.T6o. .ooo South A. ricsu gold of which Scbec 900 was reshipped 10 Berlin and Si epo 900 to India, the balance going to the Bank of England. The advance in foreign exchange here was in itself sufficient to remove all likelihood of our pArtic- ipetion in todsY's receipts of the yell low metal
 Local monetary conditions are un- changed. while greater ease is shown at western reserve centsrs. and all fears of a stringency. however tenn porary, arc now set al rest.
 The bond market reflected the xeo- ~ral Improvement shown In that clasx of securities. Total sales. par value s2 Ss0. .oss United StAts~ bsnds ssre unchanged
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
BASEBALL NOTES.

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
AM EVENING oF RAPE SPORT.
Championship Match Between Bob Sonmsryiifs and Young Sot>h on WsdnesdsI

Wednesday, evenings carnival of sport at the Wludnan Athletic club promises to be one Of the best draw 7 ing cards Of the season. Jn addition to tns championship match between Bob Sommsrv1lie Of Eost0o and Young Goteh Of this city ss 2, finish for q sl9e pet of s109, there is to be the 1nnovs- tion of q wrestling match between one Of the best woman mat artists If he country from Boston end any local wrestler. CT, in the event of sucn 2. man getting cold feet, the woman W5il Wreg- tie an exhibition with Boo SonueF- vile. Another good preliminary !g also scheduled, and an evening Of rare sport is assured. SonsmerYiIls has had A feeling that he snoBI5 have won against Young Gotch when the two met re- gently in the Loor,er opera nosass, out Gotch ig determined .fo turn ts7e trick again.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
ELL-STE7 MINE
Boston Post Names Ses@ SsseozH
 Players for All TIn1s.

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