Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-04
Condensed Telegrams

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 The Armies of Europe are estimated to have cost $29, 900, 000, ,000 in 25 years.
 Emperor Francis-Joseph of Austro- Hungary is said not to be seriously i'll.
 Robbers Poisoned All the Dogs in Edgewater Park, N. J., before crack ing safe.
 The Pope Has Accepted the resig nation of Monsgnor Pignatelli as pa pal nuncio at Vienna.
 Six Persons Were Killed in crash between runaway coal cars and To- comotive at Van Lear, Ky.
 The President Had His Annual New Year reception at the White House and shook hands with 5,625 persons.
 MT. and Mrs. John J. Peabody, an aged couple who fell from a street car on Christmas eve, dled of their injur- ies.
 Fraudulent Loading" of Leather by the use of glucose and other materials is being practiced to an immense ex tent, says Dr. Wiley.
 The Navy Department may sell the station ship Scorpion, at Constantino- pie rather than pay d big sum of mon- ey for necessary repairs
 Major General J. Franklin Bell, the new commander of the American army in the Philippines, arrived in Manila to take command of the army.
 General Fern1in, Denounced by Pres ident Simon of Hayti as a traitor, de- nies that he is in any way involved in a revolutionary movement.
 Former Police Inspector Edward Mc- Cam of Chicago, who was convicted of grating and sentenced to an inde terminate sentence of from one to five years Imprisonment, was taken to the state prison at Joliet yesterday.
 The Case of Broughton Brandenburg of New York, who was found guilty in St Louis of the charge of kidnap- ping, was submitted to the Missouri supreme court Tuesday on briefs. Brandenburg was given ten days to file his brief
 The Two -Msated Schooner Julia A. Berkel which dragged her anchors harbor during the northw westerly gale of last Friday night, was floated at high tide, Tuesday. The schooner ap- parently was uninjured.
 President MeIIen of the New York, New Haven. and Hartford Railroad company has been asked to present his views on the so-called federal "Hadiey' commission on the subject of valuation and capitalization of rail- roads. He will present his views in writing and is now preparing his paper
 Congressman William J. Moxley's Oleomargarine Company yesterday lost in the United States circuit court of appeals at Chicago in it's fight against payment of $29 900 fine charged against it because of failure to pay the ten cents a pound revenue tax on oleo- margarine manufactured by it. Mir. Monkeys claim was that use of palm oil as a ooloring and food ingredient did not violate the internal revenue laws
 During the Year 1910 the total mum Der of vessels arriving at the port of New York, according to the books of the government at the barge office was 1o,114, of which 6.459 were steamers and 3.655 sailing vessels. This shows with 1909. The decrease in steamers was S44 and sailing vessels 3o2. Of the arrivals from foreign ports 1864 vessels were British, TIC American, 549 German and BIT Norwegian.
 The Joint Inaugural Committee of the New Jersey IegisIa ture met at Trenton Tuesday to perfect arrange ments for the inaugural of Woodrow Wilson, as governor, on January IT. The inauguration will be as simple as possible. and there will be no pa rade. company of the Second regi- rnent of the New Jersey National guard, which Is located in Princeton, will act as Dr. Wilson's personal es- cort. The inauguration will take place