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Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-13

Mayor Shank of Indianapolis, who
/ecenlly sold several carloads OF po-
tatceS and more than one thol1sand
Thanksgiving turkeys to the pubic at
cest Is new planning to fnlpar.
Christmas trees which he win sell at
the lowest possible price.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-13
POLICE ENTERTAIN
THE SUICIDE THEORY.
Mulatto Mother of Louise Harman,
However, Denies IL.

Philadelphia. Dec 12.-The mystery
surrounding the death OF Is years old
Mary H. Harman,' the supposed
daughter of John Moon, formerly
policy king of Baltimore, was not
cleared up when Louisa Harman, the
girls mulatto mother. recovered con-
sciousness in the hospital here to-
nigt.
The woman. who was discovered ly-
ing unconscious In q room with the
body Of the girl late Sunday night, de-
clared that she cannot explain her
condition or the cause Of the girls
death She denies that there had been
a suicide pact and that she had taken
poison or had given 1t to Mary. The
latter posed as white person. When
questioned Mrs. Harman said she did
not know that the girl was read and
knew of no reason why she should
commit suicide. The police. however
believe the death of the girl was part
of a suicide pact between her and her
colored mother. For years they say
the girl and mother had tried to hide
the fact that she had negro blood in
her veins, and it Is believed that when
they came to the end of their financial
resources they decided to kill them
selves with poison.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-13
No Change on
License Issue
CITY ELECTIONS IN FIFTEEN
MASSACHUSETTS CITIES.
O'CONNELL is ELECTED
Democratic Candidate Wins in Wor-
eester-Lsreest License Majority in
That city's History-CIose Contests.

Boston. Dec. 12.-MayoraIty contests.
some of them with three, four and 1--WE
candidates entered. furnished the in
terestlng feature in many of the fifteen
toSk place today. Three of the cit
ties. Beverly. Lynn and Medford, did
not elect a mayor, but in most of the
other twelve, candidates were numer-
Gus.
Many Mayors Re- Elected
In Chicopee and Newburyport, five
sought to be chief executives; in NAL
den, four; in Worcester, Salem, Pitts
Held and Woburn, three; and in Ey-
erett, Newton, Meirose, SomervilIe and
chelsea, there were two candidates
each- In every case where mayors
sought reelection they We're success
fui Those reelected We're: Charles
L. Hatfield, Newton; Kenton 3. Mill
er, Pittsfield; Rufus d. Adams, Salem
CHARLES A Burns, SomerVille: Hugh
.. Murray. Woburn, ard Robert T..
Burke, Newburyport.
No Change on License Question.
The license fight attracted much at
tention in nearly every city but al
though there were several cases where
the vote was close there were no over
Worcester remain in the license
column, and all the other eleven cities
retlils their no-He eense standing In
Worcester the license majority was The
greatest in the history Of the city,
While in Newburyport only 50 votes
kept the city from breaking its i've
year no-license record.
O'ConnelI Wins in Worcester.
The choice OF d. T. O'ConneII. a dem
ocrat, for mayor of Worcester, was a
political overturn. the city having had
a republican leader for several years.
The city government, however, re-
mains republican. Chelsea elected a
mayor and aldermen today>>for the
ont nearly half the city. having been
under q commission form of govern
ment since that time. James II. Ma
lone was chosen mayor. An attempt
10 swing the city back into the no.
license column attracted attention, but
the temperance people were de<eated.
Rivers Won by 23 Votes.
In Chicopee, Frank n Rivers, who
was elected from a held of five can
didates, had but % votes TO spare
Mayor wassatt of Everett ran for the
school board instead of for recollection
as mayor. and his place as mayor will
be taken next year by James III. Cham
Der. Dir. George l.. Farrell, twice de-
feated. WAS the winner in Maiden from
a field of four.
Miller Wins by 60 Votes.
Charles f. French, vice. president of
the board of aldermen, will sit in
the mayors chair at Melrose. He de-
feated Alderman Thomas H. Gilman
Mayor Miller's recollection in Pittsfield
Was largely a personal victory by
margin of only sixty votes. He is a
republican, but he will be surrounded
by democratic city government
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-13
House Votes
Pension Bill
ONE CONNECTICUT MEMBER IN
OPPOSITION.
FOUGHT BY DEMOCRATS
Senate Likely to Pass Some Form of
Amended Pension 5iil-Increases
Pensions of Veterans of Two Wars.

Washington Dec. 1.-THE Sherwood
service pension bill. which would add
upwards of $40,000.00O to the govern
ment annual expenditures by granting
increased pensions to Civil and Mexi-
can war veterans on the <5asis of
length of service, was passed by the
house tonight despite the determined d
opposition OF many democratic leaders.
Will Add $75,0Oo, 900 to Pension Roll.
Secretary of the Interior Fisher has
estimated that the bill win add s75,-
100000 to the pension roll If the 400,-
coo veterans eligible take advantage of
its provisions
Hill Voted Against It.
The republicans who voted With the
81 democrats against the bill were
Gardiner, Gillette and Mccall of Mas
sachusetts, Hill of Connecticut, Kent
of California. McCreary of Pennsylva-
MIA, Payne of New York and Utter of
Rhode Island.
Speaker Clark Votes for It,
Speaker Clark voted with the ma
jority of his party for the BILL md
Democratic Leaders Underwood and
Fitzgerald of New York, chairman of
the appropriations committee, voted
against it. The bill now goes to the
senate, where there is a disposition to
pass some form of amended service
pension legislation. Many house dem
ocrats voted for the meakure in the
belief that the senate would not pass
it,
Provisions of the Bill.
The Sherwood bill would establish
the following basis of pensions: For
service for 80 days to six months, SIS
FER month; from six to nine months,
$40 per month; from nine months to
one year, $25 per month; more tina n
one year, $50 per month.
Two important changes We're made
in the Sherwood bill during the all
day debate over it.
$1,000 Exemption Voted Out.
A joint amendment by Represent
alive Rauch of Indiana and Cox of
Ohio struck out the provisions denying
entrance to federal soldiers homes of
veterans receiving more than s25
month pension, and refusing to state
homes federal aid for the support of
such pensioners. The restriction
against the payment of any pension to
q veteran whose income exceeds 81, 900
a. year was voted out on the motion of
Representative Rucker OF CIazorado.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-13
w OMAN CLAIMS TO HAVE
SEEN MISSING JURYMAN
s he Says WaIdron Was in Her Pasture
in Demented Condition.

Kansas City Mo. Dec. 12.-Contrary
ito the plan announced yesterday, the
fury that is hearing the case of B.
Clarke Hyde accused of numbering
Colonel Thomas H. Swope. was not
dismissed tonight, although Harry
Waldron. the missing Juror. has not
teen located. Judge PSrterfeld decid-
ed late today that he would hold the
eleven jurymen for another week in
the hope that Waldron may be discov-
cred and found competent to resume
his duty.
Waldron has been missing since
Monday morning. when he escaped
from the jury's hotel, and but one clue
70 his whereabouts after he fed has
been found. That came today when
Mrs. Henry Werby, who lives a short
distance from the Waldrons, said she
saw the missing man in her pasture
yesterday afternoon. He appeared de-
Trlented. she said. An investigation of
her story was started, although officers
place little confidence in the clue
Attorneys for the defense are anxious
that this or new trial proceed
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-13
HID MNAMARA.
J. &. Munsey of Salt Lake City Called
Before Grand Jury.

Los Angeles, Cal, Dec. .12.-The fed
eral grand jury today continued to
near evidence concerning the alleged
conspiracy to transport dynamite un-
lawfully. score OF witnesses were
examined. most Of whom were said to
have established the identity of 'J. B.
Bryce" as James B. Mcnamara. Hotel
clerks, bellboys and, walters, as well
as employees of the Giant Powder COM
pany of San Franc hsco, where dyna-
mite wes purchased by James B. Nc
Namara, were on hand to give their
testimony
Much interest Tas manifested today
in the appearance of J. E. Munsey Of
salt Lake City, business agent OF the
International A ssociation of Bridge
and Structural, Iron Workers. His
wife also was under subpoena and
both arrived arly today. Munsey is
alleged TO ha7 re hidden James b. Nc
Namara in hi home subsequent to the
Los Angeles Times explosion here, but
he is said t o be wanted to tell what
he knows of shipments of explosives.
Ehe procr kdure today was of a per
funCtOry%C aaracter
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-13
KING GEORGE CROWNED
AS EMPEROR OF INDIA.
Announcement Made of Transfer of
Indian Capital to Delhi.

Delhi. Dec. 12.-For the first time
in the history of India. the loyal popu-
l2tion today witnessed the crownisg
OF their new emperor and empress
when King George V and Queen Mary
We're proclaimed. Aside from the
splendor of the durbar held to cele-
brate the momentous event, the feature
OF the day was the announcement that
Delhi was to replace Calcutta as the
capital of India A state banquet and
reception in the investure tent con-
cluded the days celebrations, more
tnan 1000 notables being the guests of
their matestfes.
announcement of the change in the
capital Although the secret was well
kept, 1t was made with the full know
ledge of the Indian chiefs, and is well
coined a1ine on historical, political and
administrative grounds.
The cost Of the transfer, II IS estf-
mated, will be s25, ,0oo. 900.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-13
WIFE WANTED HIM
TO COMMIT SUICIDE.
Claim of Publisher RidgeIy in AIimony
Suit Against Him.

New York. Dec. 12.-Albert Newton
Ridsely of Brooklyn. publisher of a
financial periodical and former profess
s1onal athlete, in answer to an alimony
suit for separation brought by his wife
today, says that she wanted him to
take out an insurance policy in favor
of herself and their three children and
then commit suicide, suggesting that
as one way of getting killed he con-
tinue to go up in his aeropIane 1t
was while recovering from an injury
received when he fell with the ma
chine at Nassau Boulevard. he says,
that his wife made the suggestion.
Counsel for Mrs Ridgely asserted
that her husband had an income of
$4,000 a year, and since Nov. I5 had
failed to provide for her leaving her
stranded in their $4,000 Brooklyn
home The husband declares that he
left her because she taunted him over
his failure to make as much money in
Wall street as he did formerly, and
particularly because of her suicide sug-
gestion-
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-13
SAVED BY cANARIEs.
Birds Made Possible Five Rescus IS from
Tennessee Nine

Washington, Dec. 12--Cana ry birds
made possible the rescue a1fv of the
five men who were taken from the
Cross Mountain mine last light, the
bureau of mines here was 1nf ormed to-
dzy by DR. Holmes. head of he bureau.
This is the first mine dtsastf sr in which
these birds have played q saving role
although experiments had been made
with them in a number OF smaller &C
cidents- The canaries. win fch are most
sensitive to any atmo5ph ere that will
not support life, are car g-ied into the
mine by the he1meted re- scuers for the
purpose of detecting the first signs of
poisonous gases. AS SO on as the ca
naries show symptoms sf dizziness the
volunteer rescuers wit 4 the heEmeted
workers are not allow I'd to go furuner
and the helrneted nes n proceed alone
Bodies found beyond this point are
brought back as far as this danger
Hne. whence they carried out by
eAs volunteers
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-13
Federal Officials to Make Investigation of Dynamite
Conspiracy an Exhaustive One
McNAMARA's SUCCESSOR SUDDENLY vANIsHES
Whereabouts of Acting Secretary Herbert Hockin My
tery-Detective Burns in the East Looking For More
Dyname-Man Who Hid Mcnamara After Los An
geles Explosion Before the Grand Jury Los Angeles

clCSing UP of the place followed close
ly upon the announcement that books
and letters at the headquarters had
been secured without resistance by
detectives acting for the National
Erectors' association. Walter Drew,
counsel for the Erectors association,
refused to say whether he had been in
consultation with Hoclkin or whether
he knew where Hockin was.
Burns Seeks More Dynamite
w. J. Burns, who has been in con-
association, left tonight for Washing
ton and New York. He said he would
ieturn here Friday
Il think there was more dynamite
planted in various points of the east
than ever has been discovered" said
Btrns. "1t is likely that this has not
been removed, as those who hid it
would not be inclined to attempt to
remove it now
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-13
REMNART OF McCREARY
GUARDS ESCORT GOVERNOR.
Twelve Survivors in Inauguration Pa
rade at Frankfort, Ky.

Frankfort, KY. Dec 12-Next to
Kentucky's incoming democratic gov
ernor, James B. McCreary, and the re-
tirine republican governor, Augustus
E Wilson. positions of honor at the
inauguration today were occupied by
the twelve surviving members of the
old McCreary Guards. This was
military company organized in Frank
fort in 1877 during Governor Nc >
Creary's first administration Six O n
a side these veterans escorted til ie
governors carriage today in the u a.
mansion to the capitol.
Governor McCreary. most of WIN 1se
life has been spent in public off ice
vacated the chair he re-occupied to-
day, thirty two years ago. Nok b Q is
over 10. Many personal and pc liti-
cal friends who attended the frs in
ar1zuration were present today In
electing Governor AfcCreary, Ken
lucky returned to the demo< cratic
column
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-13
GOT NO WARNING OF
BLOWING UP OF MAINE
Ex-consui Brice's Story Causes Sur
prise at Washington.

Washington, Dec. 12.-Emphatic dis
Chalmers were made today at the state.
war and navy departments of the pos
session of any information confirna-
tory of the statement of ex-Consul A.
C. Brice that he was warned of the
approaching destruction of the Maine
two days IN advance by a Cuban SYM
pathizer in Matanzas. Admiral Vain
wright. who was executive officer of
the Maine when the ship was de-
stroyed, also says that no warning
reached him
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-13
EMPLOYEES TESTIFY
DOOR WAS LOCKED.
Survivors of Fire Horror Testify
Against Their Employers.

New York. Dec. 12.-Several girls
who survived the fire and panic of
March 25. when the factory of the Tri-
angle Shirtwnfst cimpany was burn
ed. with a loss of 145 lives, today cor
roborated on the witness stand the
story that ono OF the doors on the
ninth floor, to which many of the girls
had turned for escape, was locked The
proprietors of the factory. Harris &
Blanck. who are on trial charged with
causing the death cf Margaret
Schwarthz, whose body was found near
the locked door. heard one girl after
another testify against them
The defense failed to shake their
testimony.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-13
TAxICA6 CHAUFFEUR
HELD AS ACCESSORY.
Drove Taxi in Which Robbers and
Murderers Escaped.

New York, Dec. 12.-James J. Keat-
ing, a taxicab chauffeur, was arrested
late today charged with being an ac-
cessory to the murder of Adolph Stern,
who was shot to death in Jacobs S
jewe1ry store on Sixth avenue last
July. The robbers killed Stern as
they fed with a tray Of diamonds.
Keatins is accused of having driven
the taxfcab in which the robbers es-
capped. and the police allege that he
has admitted acquaintance with Mar
tin Garvey, who is locked up in the
Tombs, charged with the murder.
Keating, however, denied any know
ledge of the crime.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-13
Seven Jurors for Packers, Trial.

ten Chicago meat packers indicted for
violation of the criminal provisions of
the Sherman antitrust law was ad-
journed before the usual hour today
because of the absence of further
veniremen- Fifty new venireznen VIII
be on hand tomorrow. Seven men are
in the Jury box.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-13
New Political Party FORMING

Chicago, Dec. 12.-Presaiging the
birth of a new political party, com
posed of business men and formed as
q. protest organization, the resolutions
oiution framed by A. Parker Nevin of
New York, general counsel of the
Nationa, Associa iion of Manufacturers.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-13
Grief Causes Suicide.

Richmond, Va, Dec. 12--Charles w.
Nelson. so years old. whose corre-
spondence indicated that he was an
artist and who came/here two months
ago from Boston, was found dead in a
cheap lodging house today with a gas
tlrbe IN his mouth. He had spoken of
the recent death of mis- wife and child
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-13
Three counterfeiters Sentenced.

Chicago. Dec. 12.-AIbert Leon, Ru-
dolph Swanson and FredeMarneek, who
have manufactured thousands OF dol
lars tr counterfeit notes, pleaded gull
ty in the United States district court
today. non and Marneek were sem
fenced to ten years each and Swan
son to five years
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-13
STILL IN JUTE MILL.
Janes aB. McNamara Not Yet Exam
med for tuberculosis.

San quentin, Cal, Dec. 12.-James B.
McNaH lara has not been examined yet
by the prison physicians for tubercu-
Icsis, ! and it is impossible to state
when he may be, said Warden John E.
Hoyle today Heretofore the custom
has .,een to make no examinations Of
that lIind unless especially asked by
the prisoner or when the prisoners
cCnS ition is plain to be seen, the war
den explained.
Tile McNamaras began their second
daIf lesson today in the jute mill
acta srding to the prison authorities
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-13
Statue to John Barry

Washington. Dec. IL. - After many
delays and much controversy, a con-
tract has been concluded with John J.
Boyle OF New York sculptor, for the
erection In this city OF a statue to
commemorate john Barry famous in
the early naval annals Of the republic
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-13
unionviIIa ciothina stor. Rurnsd

clothing store of FL. Peristein, on Main
street, was damaged tonight to the
extent of $500 by fire. the origin of
which is not known. The loss is
partly eQyered hy insurance.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-13
kidoapp.d. bv Motbs~

Montgomery, Ali !, Dec. 12-Sarah
Averitt.f 1s years ,sf age. was kidnap-
Led from her unclss,, ]. A. Averitt, this
afternoon. while OF err way home from
high school by her mother. Mrs. j. G.
dams. OF Philadtef phia, the divorced
wife or Henry Aver tit.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-13
RAPID CONSTRUCTION
OF BATTLEsHIPS
United States Now Ranks Among
Leaders Of World.

Washington. Dec. 12.-nhe United
States Is now among the leaders in
rapid bnttleship oonGkruction, accord
ing to Chief Naval Constructor X.
M. Watt IN his annual report. Time
wss when Il was said that American
bats1eships ware 80 long building that
were commissioned. Tho change IS
attributed to the adoption OF good
mana Gernanx-
1t IS a surprising fact that there has
been similar reduction In the cost or
construeti1n. The phlef constructor
declares that ''the total oost per ton
OF displacement OF bstt1eahips recently
built by contract for the Cnlted States
Is less than that of provious Omitted
States batth ships and less than that
of similar foreign vessels"
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-13

On Coroner's Warrants Antonio and
Joseph DfIucia and Mrs. Rosa Martei-
10. the widow, were arrested yester-
day afternoon pending an inquiry into
the murder on Friday night of Rosario
Martello. a cobbler. who was shot
while reading a newspaper In his shop
NJ bridgeport
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-13
DR.. Eliot Has ~Eneourasina Day.

Cambridge, Mass, Dec 12.-''Encour-
aging day." was the brief but reassar-
ing caI,legram received tonight from
President emeritus Charles w. Eliot
of Harvard university, upon whom an
operation for appendicitis was per-
formed at Handy. Csylon. last Satur-
daE
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-13
atokss' condis tion Serious.

8sw York. Dec. 1R=Late tonight il
was stated W. E. }. Stokes condition
since the operatfonl had become seri-
Gus and that it las1 been thought ad-
v1sa'b1e to send a elegram to his son,
who is In Andover academy, to hasten
home at once 1t was not indicated
however. that the miliionaire's condi-
ton yaR critical.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-13
e..s. Estate over $4,000 GOO.

beaumont, Texas. Dec. 12.-The es-
! tate Of the late John w. Gates is stated
| by appraisers who fled an inventory
for record today, to be S1s,542, ,7o5. OF
made up principally of stocks and
bonds.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-13

Malaria, Hookworm and Alcohol are
three of the greatest factors producing
the high cost of living. said Prof. frv-
ing Fisher. professor of political econ
omy at Yale, in his address at the ST.
Louis City club.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-13

Edwin r. Wright of Chicago mas
sent a communication to the federal
bureau of immigration asking for an
investigation OF the causes OF unem
ployment among the workers of Iul-
rois.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-13
EnaIish- Russian Alliance.

St. Petersburg. Dec 1.-THE Rossia
says that Russia and Great Britain
have entered into a special agreement
not to attempt to rastore the ex-shah,
Mohammed ALI Mira on the Persian
throne
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-13
Burglars Carry OFF siIverwsrs

Newtown, Conn. Dec. 1.-THE home
of William !. Beechee was entered
last night and quantity OF silver
ware and s1.eo Ia money taken. There
is no clue to the burglars