Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-10

Condensed Telegrams

Condensed Telegrams
 The Portuguese Cabinet headed by Premier chagas has resigned.
 All Grades of Refined Sugar were reduced 10 cents a hundred pounds yesterday.
 A Reception Was Given in Constan- t;nopie in honor .of w. w. Rockhill, the AmeNcan ambassador.
 Storer D. Flint Lost His Life in the hre which swept the business section os Monson. Me. Wednesday night.
 Desertions from the Navy during the past year have shown a considerable falling off, according to Secretary Meyer.
 Elmer Ellsworth Brown, Former U. $. commissioner of education, became chancellor of New York university yes- terday
 A Cold Wave Hit Western South Dakota yesterday, the temperature dropping to zero. Snow was falling last night.
 Lord Sholto Douglas is in Seattle, where he. has been conducting a small cigar business in Seattle under his own name.
 The Transfer of the Headquarters of the Union Bank of Canada, Quebec. to Winnipeg will be considered at the banks coming annual meeting
 Mayor Henry FIetcher's Plurality in Providence was increased from PA to 261 yesterday by the official count of three districts of the Sixth ward.
 Martin l. Dempsev. traffic manager of the United Fruit company and well known in the fruit trade, died at New York last night, after short illness.
 A Fall Year Ago Was the Direct Cause of the death at Taunton. Mass, yesterday of William F. Fuller judge of probate for Bristol county, Mass.
 Plots and Organizations in the Inter est of General Reyes have made their appearance in the state of Durango. Mexico, reports American Consul Hamm.
 Three American Army Officers, one English and one Canadian officer will act judges at tlIe international horse show to be held in New York begin ming Nov IS.
 The Democratic State Committee of New Jersey yesterday endorsed Gov ernor Woodrow Wilson for the demo-
 
 United States.
 The 200 BoiIermakers Employed in the Richmond, Va. works of the yesterday in sympathy with workers at Schenectady, N. Y.
 Oral Argument of the Custer of the Standard Oil company of Indiana and of the Republic Oil company of New York from the state of Missouri was begun before the supreme court.
 Three Men Are Held in New York on the charge of having obtained from banks in various parts of the country over S500,0O0 by means of forged checks that were hand painted.
 Election Fraud indictments by the wholesale throughout Kentucky are expected to follow the. drastic instruc- tons given a grand jury yesterday by Circuit Judge Kerr at Lexington.
 Booth Tarkington, the Author, was sued yesterday for $10,000 damages by George w. Weisenhan of Indianapolis, who alleges he was run down by the Harrington automobile on July 1, 1911.
 Alfredo De Orc, the Three Cushion billiard champion, retained his. title last night by winning at Chicago the third and last block of 50 points in his
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 On a Physicians Certificate that "GoIden Rule" Chief of Police Kohler of Cleveland, O.. is in good physical condition, Director of Public Safety Hogen yesterday ordered the chief to return to active duty.
 Evelyn Arthur See, founder of the Absolute Life" cult, convicted of con tributing to the delinquency of Mill dred Bridges, a juvenile disciple of the cult. was sentenced to from one to five years iu prison.
 The Stokes Assault Case of last summer probably will be tried this month. The attorneys for Lillian Gra- district attorney yesterday to have the case ready by Nov. 20.
 Not More Than s125,ooo is Expected to be left out of the estate of John R. Walsh, according to information "iven out preceding the filing of the late inancier's will The Walsh fortune once was estimated at $27,oOo,OoO.
 Norway and Sweden, Through Their representatives. have re- 1uested the United States to grant | hem the same privileges given 10 | Canada, by which wood pulp and print | paper are admitted free of duty into | he United States.
 Mrs. Sohphia G. Rideeway, who eel 4brated her tooth birthday anniversary 1n Sept 16 last died at the home of a laughter at Middletown, Conn.,, yester- lay. She was the oldest person in the ,ity, if not in the state. Burial will De at Paterson, N. J.
 Arguments on the Adjustment of ailroad rates for the transportation of ivestoclz fresh meats and packing .ouse products into Fort Worth and Oklahoma City from the various pack ng houses was made before the inter- tate commerce commission.
 To Supplement the Supply of Water or arid lands under irrigation on gov rnment reservoir projects, rather than ring in new lands not yet irrigated, s the principle which Secretary of the terior Fisher decided should apply O the disposal of surplus waters tored in government reservoirs
 Circumstances Which Accompanied he death of Jayson Ruppert, q rail- oad fireman, of Chicago. on Jan. 17, 01n hove .-onUircad inc rolico that his