Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-03

The. Military Academy appropriation bill virtually was completed by the House Committee on Military Affairs. II will carry about s1.sOo.oo
 charlss A. cottriil, the Ohio negro, who was appointed in December to be collector of internal revenue for the district of Hawaii. was confirmed by the senate.
 The Committee on Foreign Affairs of the Austrian delegation at a ses-8 In favor of President Tafts disar-s mament proposal
 > With the exception Of nis visit to Atlanta, March 10. President Taft has cancelled all thes other angagenents wnlcn he was making for his Southern
 4 drastie corrupt practice act and state regulation of insurance in recomrnended in the report of an in, vestigatton committee to the legis- lature of New York.
 Secretary of State Knox will be ask. ed to appear before the Senate Com mtttees 6n Foreign Regulations before action IS taken on the treaty with Honduras, respecting the financial af- fairs of that republic.
 Jamss Angelo, of Now Britain. was arrested by state police charged with. .srson. It is alleged that he set the ing establishment last December An gelo is about 23 years old
 Henry M. Steel, enc of the most promInent cloth manufacturers in the country, died at a Philadelphia hos-. p1tal after an operation made i'm perattve by an attack of ptomaine polsionins- He was 70 years old
 Mount vsrsuvius has been showing Increased activity in the last day or two. From the crater and surroundinK Tissues colnms of smoke are rising They have been many detonatfons, but tnf people are not displaying much
 NaW eostoms rseuIatiens to- govern the Importation of works of art were are intended to establish precisely once end ibr all what works of art free of dlltyy really are under the customs rules
 At a special council of the ,Episcopa diocese of Virginia, held at Richmond the resignation of Rt. Rev. A. S. Lloyd D. D., president of the general mission board of the church as bishop coao ju- tor. WAS accepted, and Rev. Dr. Berry man Green, professor in the Virginia Theological Seminary. was elected
 John Miller, 1a, employed as eleva- tor boy at the New Haven Young Mems Christian association building fell down the elevator shaft in that building from the sixth floor and was killed. His skull was fractured and his neck broken. He has been employ ed at the building for the past nine days.
 w. J. Fitzgerald, an aged watch man at the Pacific Mail dock, San Francisco. arrested on Monday with smuggied opium in his pockets, plead ed guilty Wednesday, and waived hearing before United States Commis- sioner Enright on second charge of drug in his room. His bond was fixed at $l,250
 The Cross of the Legion of Honor has been conferred on Rev. pr. Henry Van Dyke, English professor at Princt- ton University. according to an an- ynouncement made by his secretary. Charles M. Irwin, Wednesday. The honor was conferred by President Fal- litres of France Gin arprecia ton of his merits as author, teacher think CT, and poet
 4 vigorous campaign to raise an en- dowment fund of $1,2o00.eo0 for a greater facilities for chemical study and research at Harvard is now under way and the first manifestation of the activities of it's promoters will come in the spring when the construction will be begun of new chemical la boratofy, to cost S100,000.
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 : Frank Hotchkiss, who has been. a familiar figure for years about the Yale campus, where he was in charge of the buildings. was stricken with -apoplexy on the campus Wednesday and is in a serious condition at a To. To-, cal sanitarium. He is remembered by Yale graduates for his kindly philo- sophy and original observations on af- fairs. He is 70 years old.
 UnIssss the Senate votss at this ses- sion on the Senator Lorimer case. the resolution pertaining to the election of senators by the people. the bill to create 6 permanent tariff board and a general service pension bill. Speaker Norris Bhown, of Nebraska. and some of his colleagues who favor the meas uL cS u1tAte7Q dIS InaL aD- propriation bills also shall fail
 c. We1sh, alias Penn tho Ram hler," a globe trotter whose name is written fin public places in every city of importance in the United States. was sentenced to serve ten years in the Florida penitentiary, Wednesday, for breaking a glass show window and snatching a tray of diamonds valued at $3,0e0. Welsh has written several stories of hobo life for magazines. .s Off for three years hunt in tropi- cal Africa, India. Borneo, and the Malay archipelago, Paul Rainey, wliosa last big hunt was in the Arctic with Harry Whitney, sailed on the Maure- tania, Wednesday, Dr. NJ. E. Johns son, a naturalist, sailed with Shi1n and the two will represent semi ofiiciaily the New York Zeolobical society and the Smithsonian Institution at Wash ington.
 Two million dollars for thS suppei< q euperannuatsd prsachee of both Nethodist Episcopal church w4e de- ci6oa on hy the board of :cQn&oeence ,ciadxnan$1 of the Netienal body whith met In GAfcago. 9f x1nis siizp $4j0O0, : 080 win be for distrf rfbution fhd com ing year to retired preachera the widows pf deceased pastors and de- pendent children. The other $1se6o- ~