Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-14
Condensed Telegrams

Condensed Telegrams The Russo chinese Negotiations have again taken an unfavorable turn.
 h LandsIide at the catun Lock of the Panama canal three workmen were killed.
 The Ninetieth Birthday of Prince Re-. gent Lufpold was celebrated through out Bavaria.
 Three More Deaths, caused indirect Wis, are reported.
 President Taft Refused to Pardon Willard N. Jones of Oregon. convicted of being involved in land frauds.
 Sir Francis Cation has pequeathed $22o,O00 for the establishment of a chair of engenics at London university. ? Mrs. Rosa Hayes Was Acquitted of the murder of Robert M. Floyd a med ical student of Charleston, last Febru- ary.
 Baron Won Schwartzenstein has re- turned from the post of German min- ister to Japan because of failing eye sight
 The Supreme Court of the United States will recess until April 3 after delivering opinions on next Monday, March 20.
 Waiter L. Fisher, the new secretary of the interior. spent yesterday famil- iarZing himself with his duties at the department.
 The AIdrich Currency Bill was the direct subject of consideration at yes. terday's meeting fstha. national none tary comm ssion.
 ' The Captain of the Gunboat Marietta complained because two yblueja clSats were expelled from dance hall in Portsmouth. x. J.
 The Newfoundland Scaling Fleet, composed of 19 steamers and 4.000 men, sailed from St. Johns yesterday for the annual hunt for seals.
 Four Were Killed and One Injured by a snowslide that destroyed the boarding house at Gold King mine near Gladstone. in southwestern Colorado.
 Baron Paul D'EstourreIles de Con- stant, member of The Hague peace tribunal has. come to visit America and will lecture here on international peace.
 The Cover of the Forward Turret of the battleship Maine, in Havana 1lar- bor, was raised Sunday. It weighs twenty tons and is .twenty-one feet in diameter.
 
 Miss Katherine EIkins, daughter of the late Senator Stephen B. Elkins, of West Virginia. killed her first alligator near New Iberia, La, and is proud of her trophy.
 The Missouri House Has Passed a bill to prohibit treating in saloons. It was introduced by Representative Bedsworth, a preacher, who says it will solve the liquor problem.
 James h. Trswin, president of the Iowa state board of education, received the letter of acceptance by John A. Bowman of New York of the presi- dency of the state university.
 Col. Isaac Trurbo, formerly a miI- 1ionaire, was evicted from. his house to satisfy debt of $1S.O00. He is said to possess art treasure worth g quarter of million. but will not sell them. congrsssmAn Choice B. RandsIRs formal announcement of his candidacy against Senator J. W. Bailey for the United States senate came as a sur prise to the Bailey element in Texas.
 Major G4nerai c. L. Hodsss, in com mand of tha department of the lakes, U. S. A., closed his active service in the army yesterday, having reached the age of retirement General Hodges has served forty years.
 A Subpsna Ducus Teoum has been issued for United States Senator Joe Bailey of Texas, summoning him to appear as witness against State Sena- tor J. $. Brodericl of Chicago charged with paying David H. Holstlaw $2,500 for his vote for William Lorimer
 Believing That John Pritchett had persuaded his sister. Miss Emma Mc- Sween, to run away from a conv school at Nazarsth. Ky, and marry him, KidweH McSween confronted the two when they arrived at Newport, Tenn, and in a pistol fight which fol- lowed McSween was killed and Pritch- cit seriously wounded.