Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-17

Gen. Lee christmas has been made
governor of the Departments of .Coftez,
Honduras. $3.50
porous Italian Of Philad deiphia, WAS
wrecked by a bomb.
An International Commission of sea-
men has. been decided upon to decide:
the advisability Of q strike.
Preston Smith Of GordopsviIie was
indicted at Lynchburg for stealing
registered packafes from the mail.
William stauna, Tinsmith. Of syca-
more, o., committed suicide by beating
himself on the head with a hammer
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United States Minister Ruseell to
Santo Domingo left San Domingo City.
for a visit TO the ports of Santo De-
mingo.
Mrs. Charles G. Darwin, historian
general and charter member OF the
Daughters of the American Revolution,
e e dead.
c. Frank Rsnssn, who for many
years was engaged in newspaper work
Brooklyn.
Count Ernest Reventiow, the German
strategist, declared that japan is pre-
pairing for an aggressive war on the
United States
President Taft May Rsdeem his
promise to submit a treaty with Great
Britain when congress assemblies in
regular session next December.
The Now York Central Was Fired
$4,000 and the Pennsylvania railroad
was fined $4,000 on pleading guilty to
granting rebates to the Standard Oil
company
wrecking of the plant of the Los An-
geles Times was caused by high ex
plosives other than gas, placed by per-
sons unknown.
The Department Of Justice, after
more than a years investigation finds
no evidence of a combination among
the pipe line companies i'll the Okla
homa oil fields.
Two Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
passenger trains, running between Los
east of Glendora. slightly injufing a
number of persons.
Colonel Roosevelt, speaking at a
breakfast at the Tolpec club. FL Paso,
Tex, said that all the. United States
demands of Mexico is order justice
and independence.
The Battieship San Marcos, formerly
the Texas, left Norfolk for Tangier
sound, where she will be used as a
target by the New Hampshire on Mon
day. weather permitting.
Captain knight, on Trial for the
sinking of the Puritan. stated on the
stand at Norfolk that he reported to
Admiral Marshall by phone. which
con tradfets the testimony Of the ad-
miral.
f The Myatery Of the DisAppsarsncs
of the 19 year old schoolgirl F9orehee
=. Whittier Of Ipswich, Mass, on Jan
13, was partly solved when her Brother
Ralph. identified as hers the body of q
girl taken from the Charles river. = g
/ A Total Of ss75. .7os,s25 Gold has been
invested in twenty-one years by for
eign sinterests fn Mexico outside Of thu
mining industry, according to a bul1e-
tin issued by the bureau of manufac-
lures of the department Of commerce
and labor.
Orders to Swear in Five Hundred
deputies to cope with lawlessness grow
ing out of the white firemen's strike
on the Cincinnati, New Orleans ane
Texas Pacific railroad, were issued by
the court to Sheriff Weddle Of Pulaski
county, KY.
After Declaring Criticism of the
court.by George B. Cox, political leader
IN Cincinnati, as fnso1ents and false
Judge Frank German dismissed the
charge of contempt against the banker
to show he held no prejudice against
Cox, as the latter has alleged.
Resolutions introduced at. the Bostor
meeting of the Order Of. Railroad
Telegraphers, which called for united
action to secure better working con-
ditions for station agents and railroad
telegraphers, shortening hours of Labor
to ten hours a day and an Increase ir
pay, met with unanimous approval.
Tho Virginia State Corporation com
mission refused to permit the RICH
mond, Fredericksburg and. Potomac
railway to raise it's through passenger
rate to three cents per mile, grantins
the railroad rate of two and one hall
cents mile. Judge William F. Shea
dissented, holding that the present ratt
of two cents is sumcient.
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