Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-18
Condensed Telegrams
Yesterdays Vote for United Ste .SS senator in the Montana legislatiy..,s senbly was without result.
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5s Weak from Illness, CoIe1r wing ston Blease of Newberry C., was instugurated governor vest. Lay. Lieu- tenant Governor Charles A. Smith of Timmonsville was also sworn in.
 Two Ballots Were Taken Tuesday by the Tennessee legislature in joint convention for United States senator, without resulting in any election. Me M1llan, regular democrat, again led 66.
 The Michigan House and Senate bal iotted separately yesterday afternoon on the election of Representative C. p.
 Townsend of Jackson to succeed Unit
 ed States Senator Burrows. This aft
 ernoon Mr. Townsends election will
 be confirmed in joint session.
 Miss Lillian TreadweI of Somer-
 yille,. Mass, is one of the young peo-
 pie to win the normal college final
 oratorical contest at Ypsilanti, Mich,
 and so will represent the college
 against eight other Michigan colleges at the oratorical league in March.
 United States Senator George T. Ol-
 iyer was re-elected senator fromPe nn
 sylvanfa for Y full term of six years
 Tuesday, receiving 147 votes in the
 house of representatives to 2s for J.
 Henry Cochran, Williamsport; 20 for
 Julian Kennedy, Pittsburg, and six
 scattering.
 ton, Mass, pastor of the South Con
 gregationa1 church. visited Fred k.
 Tuliper at the Boston city hospital.
 Tuiiper is said to be dying as a re-
 suit of his being shot while attempt
 ing to make break in a store at
 MiddlebOrO
 Mrs. Laura Swartz Macdonald Leu-
 CT, of St. Louis, whose boaat was that she had spent SIS 5000 for taxicajb hire in a year. killed herself when sine was
 unable to raise $10 to aid in obtain
 ing freedom for her chauffeur husband,
 who is serving a worl1house term for beating and kicking her.
 Two Fishermen, William and Her bert Walker, brothers, 30 and 20 years, are afioat in small rowboat at the mercy of westerly gale and the waves and ice in Lake Huron While zon the fishing grounds about two miles from Port Sanilac, Mich, Tuesday their re- turn to land was cut off by an ice pack.
 What is Considered the most re- markabte piece of surgery in the his tory Of the country is the stitching of q Cft heart In a man at 6siiNeSpofl, Tex.,yvIio will live to tell that his heart was punctured nearly half an inch. His name is Harry Brense1. 8, who was stabbed with a pocket knife by q woman last Friday night. Rus, V. Doom, a Printer employed by a non-union firm in Chicago was attacked on the street and beaten so bady that he died a few minutes later. Louis Bergfouse, employed by the same company, also was knocked down and badly beaten. The police say the attack was the result of labor difficulties.
 Forty Years to Day from the time 1 his father, P. w. Hitchcock, a republi. l can, was elected United States sen ator Gilbert M. Hitchcock was on Tuesday chosen to that office as 8 1 democrat, at Lincoln, Neh., receiving 1 the solid democratic majority vote of both houses and in addition several l votes of the republican minority 1 A National "voice Museum" will 1 probably be installed at the Sorbonne ] Paris during this year. Photographic l records of the voices of Frances great men will be made and kept on file fo1 | future generations to hear. Also for | similarly recorded. Had Roosevelt I been a year later his voice might have been photographed.
 l Eight Minutes DeIiberation by the 1 jury of the criminal court at Ovford 1 N. C.. convened in special term by or 1 der of Gov. Kitchin, was all that was l necessary for the conviction of Ma than Montague, a negro, for the mur- 1 de. of Layton Sanders. his daughter l Matte, and his granddaughter, Irene 1 Overton at Hester, on Dec. IS last. He 1 was sentenced to be electrocuted or 1 Feb. 15.
 l The Justice Department at Ottawa I Ont, is considering the legal phases oi 1 declaring the Bay of F'undy closed 1 Canadian waters for the purpose oi l regulating fishing by steam tfawlers l from the United States and other l countries. The opinion was sought by ] the marine department, and if it ie 1 favorable, steps will be taken by tho l Canadian government to declare tho 1 bay closed.