Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-25
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yesterday.
The Foreign Bankers have fatty re-
fused to grant China's temporary loan
of $3,000,000.
Councilman William E. Sears has de-
clared war on the billboards of the city
of Providence.
The Greek Steamer Georjics was
wrecked off the French coast and Is
of the crew of % were lost.
Secretary Stimson and Major General
Wood returned from an inspection
trip along the Mexican border.
The Supreme Court in order to expe-
dite cases awaiting action cut down the
length of time allowed for arguments.
Loss of $4,000 Resulted from the
burning Of the plant of the Friedrichs
Dyeing company at Woonsocket. r. l.,
yesterday.
Judge De Lacy Believes that the only
way to cure juvenile crimes is to COR
rect physical defects by using the sur
geon's knife.
Reformation of Auditing Methods in
the postoffice department will permit 1t
to know the exact financial status at
the end of every fiscal year.
Prospectors Returning from Port
Wells, Alaska, have reported that foul
new VOLCANOES are belching masses of
smoke on the Keni peninsula.
~ The American Consul at TripoIi,
John @. Wood, informed the state de-
partment yesterday that the blockade
of the port of Tripoi has been raised.
Frank Hotailing, magazine writer
of New York, kas burned to death in
fire which destroyed a rooming house
in Los Angeles at which he was stay
ing.
Dr. George jelly of Boston, one
of the best known alienists in the
United States, died at Wakefield,
Mass, as the result of mental break
down.
The Supreme Court Refused to review
the conviction of Edward Enders and
Henry Him, of Chicago, on charges OF
having violated the oleomargarine
laws.
The French Catholic Church of the
Assumption at Chicopee, Mass, was de-
stroyed by fire, with a loss of $4,000,
as the result of the overturning of a
candle.
Joseph S. Meyers, a fireman aboard
the torpedo boat Tfngey, who was
scalded Sunday night when the ship
was off the South Carolina coast, died
from his injuries yesterday.
Final Details for the CONSTRUCTION
of a memorial at Putin Bay to com
memorate Perry's victory and the Sc
lection of an architect to design the
monument have been announced.
Mary j. Kendall of Rapid City, S.
D.. drew No. 1 at the opening. yester
day of the drawing for the 1000 prizes
in the Rosebud land allotment. No. 1
is estimated to gbe worth $4,000.
The Supreme Court declined to de-
eide whether tomato cans are "cy1indri-
cal or tubular tanks or vessels. The
question was answered in the negative
by the United States court of customs
appeals.
Robert Mather, chairman of the
board of directors of the Westinghouse
and director of many railroads and
banks. died at his residence in New
York yesterday, after a short illness.
Arrested for Manslauehter, Charles
w, Chapman. a chauffeur employed at
$4,000 bail as a result Of the inquest
on the death of John Gillis, an ice
man, in North Beverly, on. October 6.
Geose Brown and William Peacock
of Wilmington, Del, workmen, were
killed and six others were injured yes
terday when q bridge over the Pennsyl-
vania railroad tracks at Sixty fifth
street and Woodland avenue collapsed.
was a very large attendance of friends
at the funeral at Rockland, Me, yes
terday of Mrs. Allison MacFarland,
whose death at Newark, N. J., was
caused by cyanide ofpotassium poison
ing.
The Supreme Court Dismissed for
want of jurisdiction the appeal from
the judgment of the supreme court Of
Colorado, which directed the ousting
from Office of Elizabeth Cassidy and
the four other commissioners. in the
city and county Of Denver.
Mrs. Jennie Bisordis Fondnsss for
birds proved expensive, as she was fin
ed $3.50 in the Pawtucket, r. l., court
for unlawfully having in her possess
sion Is little fowls of the air. There
were three bluejays, two field sparrows
and 13 warbIers in the lot.
Attorney General Wickersham is
preparing the brief on behalf of the
government in connection with the Sc
gregation plans proposed by the Ameri-
can Tobacco company. 1t is his inten-
ton to file the document with the
United States court al New York be-
fore the end of the week.
The First Move # the newly en-
franchised wemeV N California against
lieaior traffic 7r-15 taken yesterday at
the town Of FERRIS where suffrage
leaders ser out call for all women
voters register for the purpose of
MAXI :, war on the municipal council,
which is alleged to favor saloons.
With the Introduction Of the testi-
meny of three witnesses, who gave
sensational evidence, the prosecution
rested in the trial of Walter Diehl,
charged with first degree murder in
connection with the lynching more
than a year ago of Carl Etherington.
the anti-salcon detective at Newark,
Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis r. Arnold, the
father and mother of Dorothy Arnold,
who has been missing since December