Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-09

ahoe, N. Y, at the age of 79 years.
 The se25,ooo indemnity Awarded the United States by Chili in the Alsof claim will be paid in London today.
 The Funeral of Bishop Oscar Penn of the Southern Methodist church took place at Nashville, Tenn.
 Washington Expects Response gestion of a peace treaty between the nations.
 The Georgia Senate Has Passed a maximum for work in cotton and woolen mills.
 Representative Berger of Wisconsin, who constitutes the socialist party in the house, spoke in support of his old age pension bill.
 A Boom Has Been Started in Bos-. ton to send John L. Sullivan, the ex- champion pugilist, to the Massachu- sets legislature.
 The<OfficiaTs of the Otis Cotton Cloth and hosiery mills at Ware, Mass, an nounce that the plant will shut down Aug./26 and reopen Sept. ,.
 secretary or 0tate NfoS dnnounced the resignation of Charles H. Sherrill as minister to the Argentine republic, after yesterdays cabinet meeting.
 Mrs. Robert Douglass, Aged 51 Years, was struck and killed at Bridgeport yesterday by an automobile owned and driven by Isaac Hawes of that city.
 The Taxpayers Association, claim ing the borough of Belmar is mis- managed and extravagantly run, de- manded Mayor Carl Lentz to resign.
 pr. Bertrand Muscott of New York, camping in the wilderness of the Olympic Mountains Washington, was mistaken for a cougar by a logger and shot and killed.
 William R. Laidlaw, Who 20 Years ago was maimed by bomb thrown at Russell Sage, died Monday in the home for incurables in the Bronx. Laidlaw is said to have died penniless.
 Fire Which the Chicago Police De- clared to be of incendiary origin de- stroyed two houses in Gault court, near
 the center of what has come to be known as the Black Hand belt.
 That the Railroads of the West are threatened with a general strike is in
 dicated by statements of Julius
 Kruttschnitt, vice president of the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific
 roads.
 On the Doorstep of the Home of Miss
 Nellie Betournay, at Haverhill, Mass, who had spurned his attentions. the body of Joseph Bruneau, IS years old, was found yesterday, with bullet in
 his brain.
 Lumber Sawed in Canada from Am er- ican logs is now being assessed a duty of S1.25 a thousand when reshipped to the United States, the Pike law having been stricken from the tariff schedules.
 Upon the Refusal of the Berkshire Brewing association at Pittsfeld,
 Mass, to reinstate 8 discharged em-
 ploye, all the 75 men employed at the associa tion's brewery went on strike yesterday.
 Hanging Having Failed Him as
 means of suicide, Jeane Baptiste Buis,
 a French immigrant, at Los Angeles
 Cal, fired six bullets into his ear
 Monday night and is still alive. but is said to be dying.
 A Hole in the Ground caused by the explosion of a bomb will figure in the trial of the McNamara brothers for the alleged dynamiting of the Los An
 geles Times. The hole was dug up and boxed for preservation Sunday night. Railroad Officials in Chicago yester- day began arranging conference to
 discuss the strike that is said to threaten all western lines, with the purpose of presenting an undivided front if action is taken by employees Pope Plus X, Through the PapaI Delegate, Archbishop Diomede Fal- conio, has sent his apostolic benedic- olic people of the United States on. the occasion of his coronation anniversary. The Body of Karl p. BickeI, mana ger of the Baptist German publishing house of Cleveland, O.. was found yesterday at the home of a friend in Boston whose house he was occupying during the summer.
 During the Year 1911 eighteen mur- ders scores of stabbings and more than 100 bomb explosions, $5O0,000 col 1ected in blackmail and the terrorizing If thousands by threats is the sum mary of crimes in Chicago committed ty the Black Hand.
 Frederick J. Hall Walked into New York police hea dquarters last night and said he wanted to be locked up for holding up restaurant proprietor in upper Broadway three years ago. Since the holdup. Hall said, he had re- formed, and his conscience had been troubling him.
 Tearing His Hair and Screeching So that ha had to be carried from the court room. Domenico Capolo created great excitement in the federal court at Providence yesterday when he was arraigned on the charge of passing 2 count terfeit S1 bill. He was bound over to the federal grand jury When the Three Yeggmen Arrested in Lowell, Mass last February as lvagrants were released from the East Cambridge jail yesterday they were promptly rearrested by the postoffi ce authorities and held for the New Hampshire police under an indictment charging them with footing the Reed s Ferry and Canobie Lake postal sta- tionS.
 John Brewi, an Unemployed Gardner, called last night upon his daughter Ade1ine, in New York. where she is employed as a domestic, announced he had "a little shooting to do.'' and emptied the contents of 22 -calibre revolver into the girls body. She fell mortally wounded. Brewi ended bic ou.u career with a hJ1llef thra1ph