Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-17

Condensed Telegrams

Condensed Telegrams A Bumper Wheat Crop is Predicted in British India
 William J. Barclay Has Resigned the postmastership at Pawtucket, R. l.
 Charles D. Sheldon was Found guil- ty or theft at Montreal yesterday and sentenced to five years imprisonment.
 The Submarine Torpedo Boat Sur geon, one of the largest and fastest afioat. was launched at Quincy, Mass.
 Women ,Suffragists made a plea for the parcels past before the house com mittee.
 It is Reported in Madrid that the Portuguese garrison at Chaves mutin- jed and killed it's commander
 Charles L. Hopper of Omaha was elected president of the Travellers Pro- tective association. "Mr. Ellsworth P Bathoif was made captain commandant of the revenue cutter service.
 The Federal Council of Churches in America is seeking to have July ob- served as peace Sunday. J. w. Duryea Was Suspended from the New York Stovk Exchange for ac- cepting a speculative account from an employe.
 President Taft Has Accepted life membership in the honorary vice pres idency of the American Flag associa- ton of New York
 Representative Taylor of Colorado has introduced joint resolution pro- viding for commission on the estab, lishment of a summer capital. The National Electric Lamp Com pany, involved in the alleged trust case, filed an answer to the govern ment's suit for dissolution.
 Dispatches to R. G. Dun & Co. in dicate that business i sprogressing in the right direction, although improve ment is still slow.
 Speaker Champ Clark and Governor Woodrow Wilson addressed a meeting of democratic clubs at Harrisburg, Pa.
 The Canal Digsers on the Isthmus expect to explode 10, 100000 pounds of dynamite during the next year in ex- caVatiOn work.
 Nine Hundred Soldiers taken to Fort Liberte, Haiti, on the steamer Gale troops in that vicinity. recently at
 tackled the rebels and were repuIeed.
 Philip Harrington, a Resident of Bangor, Me, but recently returned from California, committed suicide by
 hanging.
 The City of New York may acquire
 the ruins of Dreamland and adjacent
 property for a city owned public park and beach.
 After arrestins Joseph PIoof on a
 warrant charging some minor effense, Policeman Christopher Miles of Bur lington, Vt, was shot by his captive.
 Joseph Busto of Butte. Mont, was killed and three men were probably fatally injured by an explosion in the Valvalde tunnel of the Pittsburg Silver Peak mine at Blair, Nev. Miss Emma L. Funds, head nurse at the Columbia hospital, Pennsyl- vania, and J. W. Murray were drown ed while canoeing on the Allegheny river.
 The White Star Line and the Sea mems union arranged settlement of their differences, the men accepting a compromise one-half the amount de-
 manded.
 The New Haven Railroad Company has sent a circular letter to every member of the Massachusetts legisla-
 ture, opposing the bill for compulsory identification.
 A Certificate of Reasonable Doubt was granted to Daniel O'Reilly the New York lawyer recently convicted
 of compromising a felony, and sentenc-
 ed to five months in the penitentiary. Being Satisfied That She Approved
 of her boys thieving, Judge Clark of Hartford yesterday fined the mother of Walter Reynolds $10 and placed the boy on probation. pr. J. M. Eager, the United States quarantine officer at Portland, Me, has been ordered to leave for Palermo, Sicily, owing to the appearance of cholera among passengers arriving in this country from Italy. The Imperial Conference in London discussed plans for providing for empire and the laying of a state own ed cable between England and Can- 1 ada.
 Lamenting That it was Impossible | for him to visit Cleveland without att 1 tracting newspaper men to the rail- road station, John D. Rockefeller ar rived yesterday for his annual sum- mer stay at his estate in East Cleve- land.
 A Pension for Real Daughter of i the Revolution is sought by Repre- sentative Walter Henaley of Missouri, who introduced a bill asking congress 1 to provide for Mrs. Sarah Springer of i EIvins, Mo, aged 91, whose father served throu ghout the revolution. Because Mrs. Carmelia De Gruccia, 20 years old, refused to elope with him, John Omega walked into the New York l restaurant where she is employed, p1,Shed aSido tbe infant she held at her