Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-15

WIDIk1!y| Condensed Telegrams
 Governor Foss Spent s16,s2s in his
 campaign for reelection as governor | of Massachusetts.
 Wu Tine-fane has sent a long telei gram to the regent, Prince Chun, urg- ing him to abdicate-
 | Active Preparations for Revolt in Mexico to be headed by General Ber-
 nardo Reyes are being made
 Miguel MaIvan, who ranked with
 Aguinaldo and Luna. died in Batangas
 province in the Philippines.
 Commander Decker of the United 1 States cruiser Chester reports that
 Americans are safe in Tripoli.
 The Association for the preservation i of peace declared for local autonomy for the provinces of Manchuria- ftaCeS or OperdttNcS on 0tFike at Ware, Mass, mills will be filled by cotton spinners from Fall River and New Bedford.
 Four Thousand Turkish Farmers in Morton county, North Dakota, are eo- ing to Tripoli and aid their fatherland l in fighting the Italians. silver jubilee yesterday in Ber'In, Conn, where, twenty five years ago, the society was organized. president. is assisting in the work of collecting funds for the prosecution of the work of the White Cross. A Large Audience Gathered in Oscar Hammerstein's new opera house in London to inaugurate MT. Hammer stein's latest operatic venture.
 Engineer w. A. Kinney was killed when the New York. Atlanta and New Orleans express on the Southern rail- way was derailed at Greensboro, N. c.
 The Wisconsin Court Yesterday Sus- tained the constitutionality of the workmen's compensation law enacted ar the last session of the legislature of that state.
 Poor Quality of Stock is Claimed to have been the cause of a strike of 110 operatives at the Lebanon, N. H., mill of the American Woolen company yes terday.
 President w. T. Finley of the South ern Railway has announced that sev- eral hundred clerical employees of that company have been given an advance iTt wages.
 The Republican State Executive Committee of West Virginia has de- cided in favor of a statewide primary with the state as unit for West Vir- ginia in 1912.
 John BowIes, 49 Years Old, labor CT, buried alive by the sudden caving in of a sandbank at Bangor Me. yesterday. Bowles was dead when his body was recovered
 Joseph Nesmith, Aged 70, who was found Monday night in the yard in the rear Of his home. suffering. from slight shock and exposure, died yes terday at Maiden. Mass.
 Charged With Being Responsible for the fire which damaged Reeds block proprietor of the clothing store in the hlock, was arrested yesterday.
 An Extra Dividend of 10 Per Cent. was declared yesterday by the diree- tors of the United Fruit company. to be applied toward the payment Of sub scription for new stock at par.
 Forty-ene Years of Service in the Providence police department were ended by Supt. Patrick Egan yester- day, when he was retired at his own request because of failing health.
 Mrs. Maria Madere Garcia, wife of Rodaldo Garcia, a banker of Monterey and an aunt of President Madero of i Mexico died in New York hospital l yesterday after an operation for ap- pendicitis.
 The Late pr. J. John JacoIa, who | suicide recently. and whd | was arrested on complaint of Mrs. O. | H. P. Belmont of New York for an | moving her, left an estate valued at | S25,000
 President Taft Is Planning to take | up the high cost of living in q special l message to congress when he trans | rnits the report of the tariff boards | of the wool and cotton schedules.
 After Steven Swanson of 5raddock, 2 Pittsburg suburb. had received m a which he ignored, his home was de- stroyed yesterday by fire caused by an explosion of dynamite.
 In the Majority Opinion of the com nerce court formally handed down yesterday in the transcontinental rate -ases it is held that the long and short 5aul provision of the interstate com nerce act is constitutional
 James D. Lloyd. Former General of the Shawmut Finishing of Cranston, R. l., was ac- Iuitted of the charge of embedding $500 from the company by a jury in he superior court yesterday.
 Mattec DelIoma, Shoemaker, yes erday confessed to the police that he lad shot and killed his sister, Mrs. Adolph Lofaro. her five year old laughter Rosie, and his mother, Mrs. ntonio Delloma, at their home in Brooklyn, Monday.
 Edwin Chattertcn, Who Was the Oldest engineer of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad and the surviving fnernl1er of the New