Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-04

Gen. Benjamin H. Greerson Of Jack
sonville, Ill. died at Oniena, Mich.
On August 81 There Were 10 cholera
cases and % deaths in Constantinople.
The Ton Family of Chicago, num-
bering COL members, held a big. reun-
lon on Blue Island.
Nathan Behron Was Awarded the
| shorthand writer's cup in the speed
| contests at Buffalo.
Three Women Were Badly Hurt and
a number burned when a street car
caught fire in Detroit.
Seized With Cramps, Frank Lynch.
farmer, was drowned in North pond
at Milford, Mass, Saturday.
Former United States Senator Roger
| Q. Mills of Texas died at his home at
Corsicanna. Texas, Saturday.
| A Boiler on the Government Steamer
yStrewe exploded at Stettin, Germany
killing eight and fatally injuring two.
DR.. Walter Owen Ryan of Spring
field, Ill. shot and killed his wife and
then committed suicide. in Los Ange-
les.
uC TdTtS OOGTNdl ID Gull
munication which is thought to hint at
I the return of the Mona Lisa for ram
som.
After Extensive Repairs, the battle
ship Georgia sailed from the Charles
ton navy yard to join the Atlantic
fleet.
The Steamer Francisco Foundered
on the Island of Negros, and it is
reported that three Americans were
drowned.
Lewis Simmons, a Theatrical Man.
of AlIetUwn, Pa. was struck by mo-
tor truck at Reading, Pa, and died
a few minutes later.
Private Frank Bloom Was Named
under Presidents Tafts orders at Fort
Leayenworth, Kan, for a second lieu
tenancy in the army.
Another Bomb, the Seventeenth
within a month. was exploded at New
York, in front of the butcher shop of
Matteo Sarino, an italian.
Rufus D. Lyon and Oliver K. Har-
wood, civil engineers employed at the
intercepting sewer at Syra cuse, n. Y,
were suffocated by sewer gas.
Several Brokers in Berlin have fail
ed and two have apparently commit
ted suicide on account of bankruptcy.
The drop in American stocks is the
cause.
Congressman Stanley, chairman of
the congressional Steel investigating
committee, vii make trip of inspec-
tion to- the Mesaba and Vernaillion
range mines.
TLn - -
holdings of James T. King of New .Ha-
ven. who died last week, has been GER
tilted to the probate court as worth
about 100000.
Five Robbers Who Held Up a south
bound Southern Pacific express train,
a mile and a half north of Lenloine,
Cal, secured 5000 from the safe of
the express car.
The Governor Generals Foot Guards
of Ottawa, Canada. with oVsr 400
members and in command of Lieuten-
ant Colonel Woods, are at Albany for
a three days visit.
During August. the Government
spent $5.500,000 more than it received
from all it's sources of income. the re-
ceipts totalling $55,000,0 900 and expen-
ditures $60,00o,000.
Eighteen Hundred Women met at
Dunkirk unoer the auspices of the
General Confederation of Labor to
draw UP a schedule Of food prices they
are willing to pay
Elias BurwelI, Aged 1of Years, lack
ing 80 days, a pioneer clock maker,
died at Bristol. Conn.,, Saturday from
am illness which confined him to his
bed for five months.
John Early, the Supposed Leper,
turned uD in Seattle, Wash, to submit
to a physical examination for a. PEN
sion before four army surgeons, who
do not know his name.
Nellie HeIlrniek, once the belle of
Urbana O.. who won first prize in the
international beauty contest held at
the Chicago worlds fair, died friend
less in a New York hospital.
A Sand Bank into whicsh some boys
had burrowed a cave at Pawtucket, R.
l., collapsed, burying about a dozen of
the lads and causing the death of one
of them. Eli Simpson, years old.
Several Threatening Letters came in
Judge Watson's mail Saturday. One
told him that if Henry c. Beattie Jr.,
was convicted and sent to the chair
his own years would be numbered.
The Largest Annual Tonnage Tax on
foreign vessels since 1884 f}as collected
during the year ending June go. last
according to the bureau of statistics
of the department of commerce and Ia
Dor.
Daniel E. Garrison, Jr., of ST. Louis,
vice president of the Corrugated Steel
Bar company of that city, was found
dead Saturday in his room at the Wal
dorf- Astoria, New York, with a bullet
wound through his head
Jumping from a BpIane at a height
of bout 20 feet, a Lynn, Mass. AI-
ator named Schumacher escaped with
slight bruises, but the machine which
was owned by Guy Foss, son of Gov
ernor Eugene n. Foss, was dernolish-
ed.
The United States Government has
begun further negotiations with Mex
leo to settle promptly by diplomacy
the long standing dispute between the
two countries over the ownership of q
considerable part of the city of Ell Pa
SO, Texas.
Seven Hundred Employees who had
worked for the William Demuth com
pany of New York for a year learned
Saturday that they would share $25,-