Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-03

ing attention, and stamps to the value
of $512 We're taken.
~ Am for Senator LaFollette for
president OF the United States, and I
don't care who knows it,, is Governor
Aldrich's statement appearing in d
paper at Fremont, Neb
A Sentence of 16 Years in the state
prison was imposed on Jasper Hardy,
colored, who was convicted of man
slaughter for the killing of John f.
Moody of Portland, Me
Express Train No. SO on the Boston
& Albany railroad, bound from Albany
for Boston, was wrecked by rock
slide early yesterday at point one
mile east of Middlefield., Mass
Lord Strathoona is at Ottawa for a
conference with Sir Wilfrid Laurier,
the retiring premier, and with Mr..
Borden, who is about to take up the
reins of Canadian government.
As the Result of Transfer of idle
mill property in the village of Chaplin
vile, Mass, to a syndicate of woolen
goods men the Chapinville satinet
mill will be operated once more.
Ex-Governor Curry of TuIarosa and
E1fogo Baca of albuquerque were nom
mated for congress at the concluding
session of the first republican state
convention held at Las Vegas n. M,
Saturday.
A Decline in the Production of Gold
IN many western states and a drop
in the copper production of Montana
and Michigan are shown by final re-
ports ndM being made to the geological
survey
Thirty seven First Glass Postoffices
yesterday were designated as postal
savings banks. effective on November
4. The offices named include Haver-
hill, Northampton, Waltham and Wor-
cester, Mass
Albert e. Winship, the noted plat
form speaker and writer. is having a
few weeks rest in Boston after com,
pleting a years work on the platform
travelled $4,000 miles
The Thrtieth Annual Meeting of the
Emery Family association is to be held
at the Vendome.s Boston, on Oct I, and
it is anticipated that a large number
of the members of the various branches
of the family will be on hand.
Charged with the Murder of Mrs.
Rose Unamsky in Granville, Stefan
Borasky was held without bail for a
continued hearing on October L, aft
er he had pleaded not guilty in the
district court at Westf1eld, Mass.
Mrs. o. F. Duncan of South Bend,
Ind. has a cat which weighs % pounds
and which she believes is the largest
cat in the United States. The cats
daily diet is one and one-half pounds
oe round steak and a pint of milk
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tist preacher. were fatally poisoned
near Sanderson, Texas, Sunday. They
met death on the ranc hom Juan Mo-
reno, who died recently, presumably
from strychnine. put in his flour bar
rel.
Further Activity Was Reported yes
terday by New ENGLAND textile cen
ters. The woolen mills, which cur
tailed firing the summer even more
extensively than the cotton mills, are
buster than for months, although con-
Nathan Alien, the Millionaire leather
peared in the United States circuit
court at New York, yesterday, and
entered plea of guilty to, all the
with smuggling jewelry into the coun-
try. He was fined $4,000.
President Hyde of Bowdoin College
delivered a memorial address to Z. S.
Senator w. p Frye. In his eulogy
President Hyde said: He was inde-
fa atigable in the support of American
shipping and fisheries the protective
tariff, the welfare of the colored race
and honorable foreign relations"
Mrs. Caroline M. Severance, known
as the Julia Ward Howe of the Pa
cif'c coast is leading the movement to
erect a colossal statue of Peace at the
entrance to the Panama canal. The
proposed statue is to show a beautiful
American woman with a lion and a
Ia NIB lying down together at her feet.
The Steamer LapIand, which arrived
in New York sunday sighted OH Fri
day afternoon, flying the signal short
of provisions, starving" the schooner
yacht Coronet. owned by Frank w.
s;andford, leader of The Holy Ghost
and Us sect of Shiloh. Me The Coro-
net had on board 80 persons, including
eight women and two children, and had
been previously provisioned. the Lap
lands officers were told, by a French
steamer So far as they could learn,
the yacht was bound from African
ports Thev sent boatload of pro-
PHYSICIAN FINED s4oo
FOR CRIMINAL PRACTICE