Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-26

Condensed kilograms


Madero Accuses Reyes, former Mex
lean minister of war, of treachery.
John c. McFarley, 80 years old, of
st. Louis. was drowned at Atlantic
City.
The Lowell, Mass, Machine Shop
closed yesterday and will reopen Sep
tember 5.
infantiIe Paralysis Has Made it's ap-
pearance in Somerville, Mass.,o one case
having fatal result.
George n. Stoops, who for the last
1S years had written a letter every Fri
day to his aged parents. is dead at
Waynesboro, Pa.
Rev. DR.. Edward Octavius FIagg,
said to have been New Yorks oldest
preacher, is dead at his home in New
York.
The Chicago, Milwaukee G. Puget
Sound Railway has declared a dividend
of 3-10 per cent. upon the common
stock.
The Protection Of American interests
in Hayti is now in the hands of the
lone gunboat Marietta at Port au
Prince
Rev. George M. Irving, formerly
United States commissioner of educa-
tion at+Douglas, Alaska, died in Seat
| tie, aged IS.
Cutting His Throat with a piece of
glass, Thomas Cotter committed sui
eide in a cell of the Barre. VT, police
station yesterday.
J. Clarence Price, an attorney and
treasurer of the National Permanent
Building association of Washington,
shot and killed himself.
Sonora, Mex, have been raided by
bandits, who robbed stores and offices
of money and provisions.
While Bathing in a Small Pond on
the edge of Somersworth, n. H, Maui
rice Libby. IA years old, was seized
with cramps and was drowned.
The Purchase Of the Worcester,
Nashua & Rochester railroad by the
Boston & Maine was approved yeSter-
day by the railroad commission.
Joseph jackson, Aged so. -recluse,
who lived in little shack near Crogs-
| moor, n. Y, was burned to death when
his shack was destroyed by fire.
Mrs. Russell Sage is to be requested
to pay an inheritance tax on all her
Minnesota lands, held under contract
of sale, amounting to nearly 100000.
A Broken Steampipe on the Plant
liner A. w. Perry necessitated post
ponement yesterday of the sailing of
that steamer from Halifax for Boston
Henry Donohue, tho Newburyport,
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ed with larceny of funds from that Of
fice, was held for a continued hearing.
More Than Half a Million young
men are now members of the Young
| to be exact. a gain of 39,446 during
the year.
The Trustees Of the University of
Maine decided to buy the residence of
! the late Isaac Morrill, on Union street,
Bangor, Me-. for the new law school
building
| Robert 3. Marshall, chief geographer
| of the geological survey, was appoint
ed chairman Of the American delega-
ton to the geographic congress to be
! held in Rome.
Dispatches to r. G. Dun G. Co. in
dicate a spotted trade situation, en-
larged operations In some sections be-
ing offset by a tendency toward quiet
ness in others.
William H. White Of Marlboro, Mass.
| 70, committed suicide by cutting his
/ throat in woodshed at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. v. T. Nickerson, at
/ Exeter, N. H., yesterday.
A Man Who Fell Dead in Gramercy
| park, New York. after he had attempt
| ed to speak to man and woman pass
ing him. was identified yesterday as
! Edwin A. Dix, novelist.
Admiral Togo Will Not Be the Guest
of Vancouver, e. c., at a luncheon on
Sunday, as was planned. following the
receipt of many protests against what
was termed Sabbath dissertation
DIAMONDS, champagre and Tobacco
were among the luxuries imported into
| the United States during July in ouan-
| titles far in excess of similar importa-
| tions in the same month last year.
Tho Cotton Cloth Mills of the Thorn
dixie company in the village of Thorn
dixie, the Palmer mills at Three Rivers
and the Boston Duck company's mills
| in Eondsvillc have closed for two weeks.
| William L. Barron, a commission
merchant, was killed. and Harry Clark
was seriously injured when the auto
/ mobile in which they were riding went
over an embankment near Glenfield,
Pa
Tobacco Growers Of North Carolina
and Virginia are gathering at Green's
boro, n. c.. for a two days secret
convention called to discuss plans for
pooling this years crop of tobacco in
| the two states.