Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-18

Detroit League baseball team. was
 married at Plains, Pa. yesterday to
 Miss Catherine B. Loftus.
 Giuseppe Costabiie, whom the New
 York police called the King of the
 Bomb Throwers, was sentenced to
 prison yesterday for three and half
 years.
 Thomas Mukern, motorman em-
 pioyed by the Bay State Street Rail-
 way company, was crushed to death
 by his own car at Hingham, Mass,
 yesterday.
 A voluntary petition in Bankruptcy
 was filed yesterday by the directors
 O. the John E.. Cassidy & Sons com
 pany, wholesale and retail liquor deal
 CTS of Boston.
 Rear Admiral William Alexander
 Marshall was placed on the retired
 list of the navy yesterday under the operation of law, having reached the
 age of 62 years.
 Papers Nominating Augustus Seaver of Boston, editor of the Wage Farmer,
 as labor candidate for governor of
 Massa chusetts, were filed with the secretary of state.
 Chester D. Ward of New York City I
 promenade committee of Trinity col lege yesterday, and the prom set for the first week in February. The freshman class in the Sheffield Scientific school at Yale university has an indefinite period for rowdyism and vandalism on Friday night last. A thirty mile ride in stolen motor car caused Daniel M. Malone who says that his home is in Philadelphia, to start for the House of Correction in Boston yesterday for IS months. Willet M. Hays, assistant secretary of agriculture has been awarded a bronze medal by the fourth conference of genetics in recognition of his work in the investigation of plant and ami mai breeding.
 Mrs. Esther c. Bunce, ofNew Haven, who would have been 100 years old l native of Waterbury. Her husband died 35 years ago, and three children | died in their infancy
 Minnie St. Clair, an actress. who was playing at a Washington vaude- Simpson, killed herseIf by drinking
 a poisonous disinfectant in her dress i ing room Monday night. Fred w. Seavey, the swampscoti
 restaurant keeper who was charged Swampscott in which his restaurant 1 was located, on the morning of October l 12, was held for the grand jury. The Method of the Steel Trust in selling steel wire to fence manufactur CTS is transferring the entire fence making industry to Pittsburgh, ac- cording to statements made to tlla in- | terstate commerce commission. E. E. Calvin, vice. president and qen erai manager of the Southern Pacific has offered s5,000 reward for inform ation leading to the arrest of the man who attempted to dynamite a bridge | in front of President Tafts special. l Three hundred truckers enpIoyec along the St. John, N. B., harboF front hitherto unorganized, have become | identified with the Longshoremen's s l union and have asked for an increase in wages from IT cents an hour to 20 cents.
 The Net Value of the Estate of the 1 late Levi c. Weir, former president l of the Adams Express company, is | $2, ,490, ,311 Mir. Weir'S widow receives under the will $1,35S,524, and the re-
 rnainier goes to his daughter and other relatives,
 A Southbound Passenger Train on the New Orleans, Mobile & Chicago railroad, left the rails and turned tur- tie four miles south Of Beaumont, Miss yesterday, killing the bagga gemaster and injuring 27 passengers and mem- bers of the crew.
 l pr. Wiley Says the Federal gov 1 ernment will cooperate with the au- thorities of New Jersey in prosecut- 1 ing the Schwartz Brothers company | the Newark packers, on the charge of l disposing of diseased horses for hu- man consumption
 | Bedrage!ed and nearly crazed by 1 fright Anna. Delacey and Ellen Russell l children of prominent Washington i of Rockcreek park forest early yes terday morning. The girls got lost while chestnutting. The. feed house of the Atlas Distil- | United States Industrial Alcohol com pany, was destroyed by fire which is supposed to have been caused by l spontaneous combustion yesterday The loss is $150,000
 Troy and Elias Hatfield, two of the Hatfield family of feudists, living near Fayetteville, w. Va.,- were killed yes- terday and another man. Geronlie an