Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-25

Condensed Telegrams

Condensed l elegramS
 Vacant Rents Are Reported to be numerous at Waterbury.
 The Heaviest Rains of the Year are reported in Missouri and Nebraska.
 Poisonous Dye Has Been Found in some of the soda water tested at New Haven.
 The Weather Bureau Predicts rainy spell, followed by cool and then warm weather.
 The Red Star Steamship Company has won it's fight against the dock strikers at Antwerp.
 The Condition of John w. Gates last night was stationary, with a slight tendency to improvement.
 Tax Commissions Have Raised the taxable value of railroads in Ohio from $156,000,00O to $60O,00O,00O.
 The Washington Star Noninates Governor Baldwin for the democratic nomination for either president or vice president.
 Pope Plus Has Taken Cold and is
 
 as experiencing the inconvenience of hoarseness.
 Because of the Opposition to Him, General Reyes has released Francisco Madero from his promise to make him minister of war.
 The Steamer Amethyst, Plying Be- tween Montreal and St. Johns, went ashore near Cape Race and will likely be a total wreck.
 The Crews of the Submarines and torpedo boats have been commended for skill in seamanship shown in the recent manoeuvres.
 Harlan Whitaker. Who Was Arrested in connection with the assassination of Senator William Goebal, dropped dead of heart disease.
 Portuguese Newspapers Complain that the foreign powers, parNcplarly Great Britain, have not definitely recognized the republic.
 seve,, Men Were Killed and several were injured at Muskogee, Okla, yes terday when, a deep sewer ditch caved in, burying the Workmen. Charged With EnbezzIement from the town of North Providence amount ing to 4.,700, Town Treasurer John Ogden was arraigned and pleaded gull ty to all charges.
 Eight Bremen Were badly Injured at a fire which totally destroyed four buildings of the B. A. Stevens com pany and eight dwellings at Toledo, o. Property losses, $325,000.
 The Ellis Bill, Regulating production, sale and distribution of milk and giv- ing the state board of health authority to enforce the law was vetoed by Gov ernor Foss of MaSsa chusetts.
 The Western Federation of Miners unanimously adopted a resolution al Butte, Mont, condemning the Boy | Scout organization as "pious fraud to further "capitalistie infamy." The Body of Homer Diman, the IS l year old youth of Arlington, Mass, who was lost on the Dent Du Midi in the Alps, on July 5, was found yesterday embodied in the ice in the crevice of a glacier.
 Thirty five Hundred Men and wom- | en returned to work yesterday when | the Waltham watch factory reopened | after a shut down of three weeks | Steady work is promised the employees 1 in the future.
 Careful Inquiry in Naval Circles has i failed to disclose any purpose on the ] part of the United States government 1 to acquire a naval or a coaling sta ton in the Azore Islands, as reported l from Europe.
 1 As the Result of an Agreement be- | tween attorneys the United Wireless l Telegraph company was declared bank l rupt yesterday, and Selden Bacon o1 | wa 1nr1ninfad a. 1 ceiver for the corporation. 1 Rev. Dr. Edward A. Wasson, rector of St. Stephens Episcopal church al Newark, N. J., in a public address stated that it would give him great pleasure to vote for the first Catholic l president of the United States. | Frank M. HaIstead Was Appointed chief of the customs division Of the 1 treasury yesterday. He succeeds | Charles P. Montgomery, who left tc 1 take charge of the customs affairs oi l the American Sugar Refining company l The German Government has finish | ed it's study of the American German arbitration treaty proposals and for | mulated their comment thereupon | which comment has been forwarded tC l Washington as a basis of negotia- | tions.
 Using Two Ropes Attached to a eel lar beam as gymnasium. flying rings George Tracy IA years old boy oi | Cambridge, Mass, was performing or them when his head became twisted up in the loops and he strangled tc death.
 In Formal Statement, Mayor Gay nor of New York taxes President Lowell of Harvard university witt | seeming bent on having a controver- 1 sy with me about what kind of a board l of education we should have in New ! York.
 Blue Pike, Which Form large par | of the catch in Lake Erie, are threat l ened with extinction. A mysterious plague, which baff1es experts in fish, is killing thousands of them, and deaG fish are being washed ashore in grea numbers.