Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-21

DR.. w. A. Graham, prominent cit
izen of Durham, n. c., committed sui
eide by shooting
The Weekly Crop Report States that
the weather has been generally favor
able to corn and cotton
Allan A. Ryan, son of the fnancier,
was sent to Colorado because he suf-
fered a severe hemoTrhage of the lungs.
Large Signboafds on the Tops of
downtown buildings in Grand Rapids,
Mich, were ordered removed by the
city council.
ST. Louis Shoe Manufacturers have
arranged Jointly to open an expert
mental plant to make shoes with nom
royalty machinery.
The First Trial Of the Direct primary
method of selecting candidates for the
state election will take place in Mas
sachusetts next Tuesday.
After Solemn Requiem High Mass,
the remains of ex-senator Carter of
Montana were inferred in Mount Oil
vet cemetery, Washington.
Troops ! and x, Thirteenth cavalry,
! miles to test the new cavalry equip
! ment recommended by the army board
An Establishment Engaged in the
business of canning and picking
horseflesh, shipped to Holland for food
purposes, was discovered in New Jer-
! sey.
The Buckeye Powder Company of
Peoria, Ill, brought suit a Trenton, N.
/ f1,,~ ~ Do, i
mours Powder company for S5,000,000
dana geS.
Among the rs Chinese Students who
arrived at San Francisco on Septen-
Der 4, one of them, girl, will study
medicine at Johns Hopkins university,
Baltimore.
James /. Saunters, aged So, the old
est male resident of Bluehill, Me.
was killed by a fall down the cellar
stairs at his home yesterday. His neck
was broken.
The Government is Ready to Permit
the International Harvester company
voluntarily to readjust it's organization
| the Sherman law
Both Political Parties in Canada
| have been growing nervous as today,
| election Gay, dppTOdcHoO, DuC the OdOS
| are three to one that the Laurier gov
ernment- win win out.
! The Petition Against the STANDARD
| Oil company and others in the govern
nent's dissolution suit, comprising the
so-called Kindling Wood trust, has
been filed in New York.
Five Buildings. Constituting one
| fourth of the business section of Co
rinna, Me, We're burned yesterday. The
total loss is sG0,eDe, and last night the
village was in darkness.
| Montague Brown, Aged Is, son of w
| w Brown, prominent mill man of
Maine and New Hampshire, died yes
| terday at La Tuque, Que. from injur-
] les received in a pulp mill.
! Charged With Passing Forged
checks upon a number of different
merchants of Caribou. Me-, Tuesday,
amounting to over $500, Cleveland
| Harvey was ca ptureG al Fort Fairfield
/ yesterday.
! Miss Hariett Dewitt was indicted
| by United States grand jury -yester-
] day on the charge Of sending anon
y1nous letters OF a defamatory charac-
| ter through the mails to residents of
! EaSton, Pa
A Small Amount of Cash and a guam
| ity of stamps, stolen from the post
| office safe, composed all the booty
! Which unknown burglars netted in a
raid on the village of East Jaffrey, n.
H, some time Tuesday night.
For the Protection of Americans in
| the disturbed province of Sze-Chuen,
China. the United states gunboat
| Helena sailed yesterday from Hankow
| for I-Chang, the highest point on the
Yang -tse river that American war yes
sells can go.
Four Burglars Drove Into the town
of Westford Mass, in an automobile
yesterday and entered the Westford
| and Graniteville stations of the Boston
& Maaine railroad. They secured only
a small amount of money from the pay
| telephone booths
A Jury Investigating the Death of
| Myrtle Hawkins, whose body was found
| in Lake Osceola. N. C., several days
ago reported that she came to her
death at the hands of persons yet
unidentified, and in a manner not
| specifically known.
The Pennsylvania Board of Pardons
! has recommended that the sentence of
death imposed upon George L. Marion,
| the actor, convicted of numbering his
wife at Wilkesbarre, be commuted to
! Imprisonment for life. He was to have
| been hanged on Sept IS.
Eebert Gillette, the Shaker Elder
who, with Elizabeth Sears, admins
tered chloroform to Sadie Marcl1ant,
another member of the Shaker colony
at Kissimmee. Fla, who was suffering
! from Tuberculosis ~as held for nur-
der Yesterday afternoon
siemund L. Fieischer, member of
| the dry goods importing firm of Ma
day & F'leischer. on Fifth avenue New
York, was arrested by United States
Marshal Henkel yesterday on charges
of being concerned in a conspiracy to
defraud the government out of customs
duties.
Champion Hill Defeats crick.
Shinnecock Hills, N. Y, Sept. 20
Playing his full wooden club shots up
to the hole with great skill, Harold
II. Hilton. champion of Great Britain
and the United States, defeated Charles
w. Chick Evans, Jr, OF Chicago. by