Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-08

in 50 years this country will be de-
nuded of its lumberaproducing forests.
California Wine Merchants are en-
deavoring to force their goods in the
wine districts of France and Germany.
Secretary Knox and Minister Cas-
trillo signed treaty providing for the
funding of the foreign debts of Mic
araSua.
Ensign John BorIand, U. S. NJ, and
Miss Errninie Marie Clark, an actress
of the Pink Lady company, were mar
ried.
Two II Year Old Youths seized
fishing schooner at Cuxhaven. Ger
many, and started on a piratical expe-
dition.
Resolutions for Prohibition and in
ternational peace were adopted yester-
at the Maine state Universalist con-
vention
The Biggest Rainfall in at least six
| months is what the water experts fig
ure the little deluge Connecticut got
this week.
Death Came to Samuel M. Witham,
a wealthy real estate operator of Hav-
erhin, Mass, while he was driving
alone in his carriage.
| w. Claude Aistrom, a Wallingford
| cisarmaker, committed suicide at his
boarding house by inhaling illuminat-
ing gas. He was 81
| Columbia University Celebrated her
| 157th annual commencement yesterday
| and conferred honorary degrees upon a
| number of notable men.
Another Revolution in Mexico, with
| Governor Felix Disz, a nephew of the
recently deposed ruler, as it's promot-
er, is said to be taking shape.
Had She Lived Fifty Days Longe
Mrs. Emeline L. Kellogg of New Hart
| ford. Conn, who died Tuesday night
would have reached the century mark
The 1000 United States Marines as
| sernbled at Guantanamo Cuba, wher
| the situation IN Mexico assumed a crit.
icaU phase, were yesterday ordered
| northward
Already a Quarter of a Million Visit
I ors are in London for the coronation
but the shep-keepers and hotel keep
ers are disappointed at the absence ot
the hoped-for influx of Americans.
| The Clayton Resolution, calling OF
the attorney general for information as
to proposed criminal prosecution ol
officers of the American Tobacco com
pany, was passed by the house yester.
day.
HuckIeberries, BIueherries, gooseber-
ries. cranberries and fruit will soon be
growing in Labrador if C. Martyr
Spencer, graduate of the Mcdonald
Agricultural college in Montreal, is
successful
i After Being Entombed Two Days
in the Barnum coIliery of the Pennsyl-
vania Coal company at Pittstown, Johr
Welsh and Mike Solok dug their way
to the surface. after all hope for then
had been abandoned.
Senator Root Said DIR. Jacob H.. Hol.
| lander in receiving pay from the Dom
inican government while being paid by
the United States for the same serv-
ice, had done so without his knowledge
or consent.
An Epidemic Of Measles Developed
| among passengers on the steamer Car
pathia from Mediterranean ports. ant
so cases were transferred to Hof
mans island on the arrival of the shil
at New York
Municipal Judge Stewart of chicas,
| holds that thousands of weddings o
the immediate past were Illegal ant
| NplQ because tueE HdO Decil PtIicIIIlcs
by justice of the peace from outsid
the city limits.
Two Aviators, C. X. Hamilton, a pro
fessional and H n. Atwood, an anna
teilr, few in biplane over Masachu
setts bay from Squantum aviation fell
to Marbehead. The distance, 20 miles
was covered in 33 minutes.
| The American Legation at Lisbo
| has been instructed to accord the of
fetal recognition of the United State
to thee republic of Portugal immedi
ately upon the adoption Of a constitu
! ton by the constituents assembly.
At the Annual Meeting of the Con
: necticut Peace society at Hartford yes
terday the officers of last year We're re
elected and resolution passed endors
: ing President Taft for his work in til
furtherance of International peace.
! In Letter to President Taft, f. "
Peterson of Nermillion, S. D.. mem
: Der of the state legislature, farme
and an owner of livestock, declare
; that a majority of the farmers of hi
state favor reciprocity with Canada.
Four Men, Alleged to Be Members G
( the scialistic revolutionary forces /
Lower California, and recogniZiD
5 Ricardo Flores Maeon as their heaC