Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-17

<1N LlIe wreck of the battleshtp Maine in Havana harbor. Es
 Brig. Gen. James B. Aieshirs, quar- tefmaster general of the army was re- appointed by President Taft.
 Masked Burglars Broke Into the Jail at Warrior Run, Pa. robbing pris- oner and then setting him free. The New Commerce Court held its first public session in the court room of the court of customs appeals.
 Negotiations Are In Progress between secretary Knox and the German a1h- bassador on the potash controversy.
 President Taft Signed the Bill desig- mating San Francisco as the place to hold the Panama canal exposition in 1915.5
 Senator 6everidge Again Failed to oDtaln unanimous consent to vote next Tuesday on his Lorimer resolu-
 Miss Ethel Clare Le Neve was not among the 100 expectant brides who arrived at Halifax on the steamer Royal Edward.
 A Rope of Pearls and a residence in New York city are among the wedding gifts of Miss Marie Sheedy, ''the rich est girl of Denver.''
 Pressure of Official Business will prevent Gov. Austin l.. Brothers from attending the banquet of the Maryland society of New York.
 Nathan Montague, the North Caro- ma negro, who wiped out the Sanders family by murder and arson, was elec- troeuted at Raleigh, N. c.
 Ballots Without Result for the elec- ton of United States senators were held on Thursday in Denver, Des Moines and Helena, Mont.
 Pressed by the Rockefeller and consented to resign the presidency of the Missouri Pacific railroad
 AdeIbert G. Cannon, employed until week ago in a Meriden cafe as cook. committed suicide Wednesday evening by drinking half a vial of carbolic acid.
 Rev. Dr.. Charles M. Mead, for fifteen years professor of theology at the An- dover Theological seminary. died sud- denly at a New Haven hotel from pneumonia
 In the House of Commons Premier Asquith reiterated his declaration that the governments first task after the veto bill would be to carry out a policy of full self government for Ireland.
 Minnie Doncai, Aged IS, of Warren ton, O., committed suicide by jumping into the Ohio river A note pinned to her coat forgives her parents for try ing to force her to marry a man she did not love. rss
 AThs Cutting of of Race Track business cost the Western Union Tele- graph company million dollars a year." is the statement attributed to Gen. Thomas n. Tckert, late president of the company.
 A Woman Who Said She Was Mrs Elizabeth D.. Cleveland. wife of William S.. Cleveland a well to do. theatrical man. was locked up Wednesday night in New York charged with stealing a cheap vanity bag.
 Miss Marie Sheedy, known as the richest girl in Denver. daughter of Mir: and Mrs. Dennis Sheedy, of Denver, was married Thursday to Robert L. Livingston, member of prominent New York family.
 Vice President J. s. Sherman was the guest of honor at the annual din- ner of the Albany county republican organization, at which William Barnes. Jr... chairman of the republican state committee, presided
 Ton Fall River Cotton Yarn manu- featuring mills have shut down until Monday, inaugurating a schedule of four days weekly for 1000 operatives. The cotton yarn mills have been cur tailing production for some time.
 Official Notice from Washington has been given to clerks of the railway mail service that on the lines where their work is heavy continuously for six days each week, the standard of the service hours shall be considered as six hours.
 The Thirteenth Anniversary of the sinking of the United States battleship Maine in Havana harhor was commem- orated in Philadelphia when the cleo tricaIly illuminated dials on the clock on City hall tower were darkened from 9.40 until $50 o'clock.
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