Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-09

pr. C. Willard Hays, Chief Geoloqist of the geological survey and Tor A years identified with that service. has resigned to enter mining in Mexico. Stanley Mcclellan and His Wife were i killed by d SnowSlide that demolished l tEeir home at the Partridge mine, on i the west arm of Lake Adin, Y. T. Relatives of Paul Wertz, famous 1 Dutch general, who died in 1732, met ! in Chicago and devised plans for claiming title to his estate of S1So,- 1 000,000.
 1 "If He Isn't Careful, President Taft will kill himself ny the speeches he is 1 making in the vest declares Speaker 1 Champ Clark of the house of repre- 1 sentaiives.
 Mrs. Zoe Varney Webster, second wife of Harry D. Webster. the self 1 confessed Chicago wife murderer, was 1 granted an absolute divorce at Cedar l Rapids, Iowa.
 The So-caIIed Arkansas rates l cases" reached the supreme court of the United States and were docketed l for hearing, which probably will be l about two years hence.
 l pr. Frederick A. Cook, who Still In | SiStS that ne at least came as near to l the north pole as Admiral Peary did, l took Mrs. Cook and two children with
 him to Europe Saturday.
 l The Last Steamer Has Left White 1 Horse for Dawson and the upper Yu-
 kon river will be closed to navigation 1 within a week. The smaller streams I already are frozen over.
 ] Mrs. Lulu Chaser Herz, Known to | hAa T,111 Ieoc ci7,r
 has begun suit for divorce against | Ralph c. Herz, also known in musical 1 comedy. Cruelty is charged. An Astronomical Trust for the pur- | pose Of conducting more economically 1 solar research was advocated in an 1 address made by Professor Doolittle 1 of the University of Pennsylvania. 1 Fire Saturday Gutted a Four Story Building occupied by the Richmond, 1 Va, branch of the International liar vester company, causing damage esti- mated between s250,oo0 and s300,000. 1 President MelIen Has Authorized a denial of the repert that the head l quarters of the New York. New Haven | and Hartford Railroad company will be | changed from New Haven to Boston. A Speedy Trial of the wall paper manufacturers and jobbers indicted by ! a federal grand jury in Cleveland, O., | on the charge of conspiracy in re- 1 straint of trade is expected to result. | Six Boys Said to Have Been Stealing a ride from New Cambroa and Bevier, l Mo-, are reported to have been killed when a Burlington freight train was
 wrecked near Lingo, Mo-, last night 1 Edward Bloom, 40 Years Old, non- ! union machinist employed in the Illi- 1 rCis Central railroad shops at Burn l side, H., was beaten into insensibility ] by two unidentified assailants Satur 1 day
 1 Louis F. Gsvet, Of the Firm of Gavet 1 & Porter, Bostcn bond brokers, was ar 1 rested at his home at Danvers, Mass.
 on secret indictment returned by the suffolk county grand jury Saturday morning charging embezzlement. | A General Demand for an Eight Hour 1 Day has been made on all of the more l than 80 shoe manufacturers in Lynn 1 by the Knights of Labor Cutters as- 1 senlbly. The men at present are work l ing nine and a half hours a day. l pr. Liberate Rojas, who has been l acting as provisional president of Par ] aguay for some months, since the fall | of President lara, mas been confirmed l by the congress of Paraguay for an ] entirely new electoral term of office. Poisoned Twelve Years Ago while l demonstrating with a dead body Dr. I Eli Myers died yesterday at his home | from eureamic coma. For more than 1 six months S1le had ben confined to his bed.
 1 The Commerce Court Fixed October 1 Is for hearing the application of the l transcoEtinental railways for an in 1 junction against the orders of the in l terstate commerce commission in what l are known as the Pacific coast cases. Hugh Robinson, Who is to Fly from l Minneapolis to New Orleans along the 1 Mississippi river, announced last night 1 that the fly will not begin until next | Friday. It had been planned to start l south on Wednesday,.
 pr. Harvey H. Wiley, chief of the 1 chemistry bureau of the agricultural department, is to be one of the speak | American Woman's Suffrage associa- | ton, to be held in Louisville. October i 19 to 25.
 WaIkir- Along the Railroad Tracks of the Maine Central railroad at l Brunswick, Me, j. J. McDonough, aged B years, of Springfield, Mass. was killed when train felled him and then I passed over his legs, severing them i just below the knees.
 Sacrifice by Rev. William Porter Niles of Nashua. N. IT.. in submitting
 to transmission of blood into the veins l oa a parishioner at the Church Of the | Good Shepherd. proved unavailing. as the patient, Mrs. Nina Herrick Burns died of typhoid fever.
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 Financial Loss Will Be ST, ,500, 900.
 Milwaukee, Wis, Oct S.-The Mill
 | wauI1ee committee of relief represen- 1 tative estimated the financial loss at
 over s1.500, 900 The Black river tor
 l rent has now reached the Mississippi
 i river at TremreaIeu, Wis One man I was drowred there and several hun-1 dfed feet of railroad track carried ont