Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-08-01

PoA leu very III at his nome IN PaufS-
boro, N. j.
A cabIegram states that Edwin A.
Abbey, the American painter. is dy-
ing in London.
One Hundred Thousand Dollars has
been set on the ex-shah's head at
Teheran, Persia.
A suspected case Of cholera came to
the attention of the health authorities
in Providence. yesterday.
The Prince Of Wales Has Begun his
duties as midshipman on the battleship
Hindustan at Portsmouth.
Booker T. Washington Addressed the
National Association of Teachers in
blind schools in st. Louis, Mo.
Carey A.. Marker, a DefauItinu
banker of Pearl, ILL.,, surrendered in
San Francisco, having spent all he had.
Rubonic Plague, Transmitted bv
ground squirrels, has appeared in Cali
fornia, and caused one death thus far.
w. Morgan Shuster, the American
treasurer general of Persia has had
trouble introducing monetary reforms.
President Taft has accepted an in
7vitation to attend the state fair at
Hartford, the first week in Septem-
Der.
Breaking Of a Dam at Carlsbad, n.
NJ, caused a flood in the Pecos river
to do considerable damage in the Texas
valley.
Governor Cotton Of Porto Rico gave
reception in honor of the American
SECRETARY of war-HeDrU T. Sfin,S0n ot
San Juan.
The Pacific mills at Lawrence, Mass,
employing over 5000 hands, started
up on full time yesterday in all de-
partments.
MichaIe Antoni, a Barber of New
York, lost $4,000 at poker while playing
with an alleged millionaire he supposed
played to lose.
Opposition Has Developed to the
proposition to make the house in which
Cleveland was born at Caldwell, N. J.,
a memorial museum.
Wisconsin,, of all the western central
states, derives enough revenue from
it's taxes upon corporations to pay its
ordinary state expenses
The Candidacy of Gen. Bernardo
mol for vice president of Mexico has
been formally announced.
r Plans for the consolidation of some
of the largest shipping corporations
on the Canadian side of the Great
Lakes, have been completed.
Peter Rudolph Schloe, of PhiIa-
deIphia, and chief boatswains mate on
the cruiser Tallahassee. was drowned
at Ocean View, Virginia, while bath
ing.
The Industrial prosperity Of Rhode
Island was materially increased yes
terday by the opening Of a number of
mills which had been shut down for
periods of one and two weeks.
Charles L. Green, an Albany county
farmer, was eIectrocuted yesterday at
Clinton prison, N. Y. for the murder
of his daughter, Eva. a girl Of IA on a
farm near New Scotland year ago.
Her head nearly severed from her
body, Mrs. Rose Spinol, so years old,
was found. murdered early yesterday
morning in her bedroom in a third
floor apartment on Second avenue,
New York.
Miss Alice Meyers of Blackwell,
Okla, who is telephone operator has
left for Hartford, Conn, to claim an
estate valued at $4,000 to which she
has fallen heir by the death of her
grandmother.
What is believed by the Barre, VT,
police to be a case of murder revealed
when the body Of Daniel Diack,
stone cutter, was found lying in a
pool of blood in the rear of a house in
River street.
While undergoing an operation for
injuries received as the result of
fall from the gun deck to the quarter
deck of the battleship Maine, G. R.
Nelson, a seaman, whoes home is in
Hobgood, N. c., died.
While working on a staging on the
steel hull or the Argentine battleship
Rivadavia at the Fore River ship
yards in Quincy yesterday, Charles
Chapclen fell sixty feet and was al
most instantly killed.
Samuel Gompers, Frank Morrison
and John Mitchell, the labor leaders,
We're yesterday allowed twenty days
by Justice Wright of the district Su-
preme Court. in which to answer the
contempt against them.
A 1900 mile auto trip to Chicago by
automobile was begun by two women,
Mrs. Richard SCHNEIDER of Norwood,
r. L. and Miss Helen Cove of Spring
field, Mass, who started from Nor
wood at 7.1S O'clock yesterday morn
ing.
Courtney Pissott, who from the time
he was stricken with blindness six
years ago. while working as a motor
man on the trolley lines, had been a.
pensioner of his former comrades,
died in New Haven. Sunday night
aged So.
In Order That She Might Better
work for the freedom of the man with
whom she had fallen in love while he
was prisoner in the county Jail in
Kansas City, Kan, Miss Nora Carpen-
ter of Norton, Va, was married to Ed
ward Baker who is serving a six
months sentence for postoffice rob-
berry.
To save Mrs. Andrew n. Warner
from going crazy, the mayor of Hack
ettstown. N. J., ordered that the test
ing of the whistle that calls out the
fire department be discontinued and
that the whistle be blown only for act
llal alarms of fire. A week ago Sunday
Mrs. Warmers husband, a volunteer
fireman, was summoned by this
whistle to fire where he lost his life.
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