Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-04

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 A number of fishing craft were wrecked in a storm on the Spanish coast and the bodies of 25 sailors were picked up.
 Arrangements have been made for the burial of the remains of Rear Ad- miraI Sperry in Arlington with mill itary honors.
 J. Fl. Minor, coxswain of the United States cruiser Marietta, died aboard the vessel of yellow fever in Puerto Cortez harbor
 Mir. Watson of West Virginia, and MT. Gronna, of North Dakota, newly elected members, took the oath of of flee as senators.
 Clifford Pinohot, as president of the National Conservation association commended President Taft's announced water-power policy.
 Ralph Pease, barber was convicted at Muskegon, Mich of manslaughter for killing Jacob Halper on Nov. 30. The jury was out IT hours.
 
 ico, and both sides are claiming vic tories. though the Federals appear to have gotten the worst of it.
 Miss Mary Desha, one of the found CTS of the D. A. R., was buried at Lexington Ky. Many distinguished persons attended the funeral.
 Eight hundred cIersymen of Massa- n q hox cin 7od posing an increase in the navy and have forwarded it to congress.
 By tie vote, 20 to 20, the lower house of the Nevada legislature de- feated a resolution to remove the cap- ital from Carson to Winnemucca.
 Fridays ballot on United States sen- ator from 1.-Two: Young, 43; Funk, 55; Kenyon, 4; Garst, |; Porter. democrat, 63, absent, 2. Necessary to elect 79.
 Roy kyssr, 21 years old. said to be insane, a son of wealthy and prom tnent Washingtonian, disappeared from the Hotel Marlborough, New York.
 fishing industry protested before the house ways and means committee against the Canadian reciprocity agreement.
 Seth Low of New York was yester- day elected president of the National League for the Protection of the Fam fly at the thirtieth annual meeting of the organization in Boston.
 Harry E. Hayes, former banker of Cleveland, collapsed in his cell in the prison at Columbus. O., after entering to serve five years for embezzlement. He is in 8 critical condition.
 Arguments on the demurrer of the individual defendants in the govern ments case against the so- called "Bathtub Trust will begin in the efd- eral court in Detroit, Mioh.. Feb. &.
 pr. Pantchenko confessed in court at St. Petersburg the poisoning of Count Bouturlin, but claimed he did so under the hypnotic influence of the counts brother -in-law, Count de Las- sy.
 A noteworthy tribute was paid in the house to Chairman Scott of the committee on agriculture, and Repre- sentative Stanley made plea in the house for an investigation of the steel trust.
 
 The Montana senatorial deadlock continues, the vote Friday resulting as follows: Carter, republican, 3s; Walsh. democrat, 29; Conrad, demo- crat, IT; scattering, IS. Necessary to a choice 49.
 A bomb exploded on the doorstep of a fve-story building in New York causing the 175 tenants to fly into the street half clothed and wrecking barber shop. Two Italians were\ ser iously injured.
 Through his secretary President Benjamin lde Wheeler of the Univer- sity of California, denied Friday that he had received an offer to become president of Princeton university to succeed Woodrow Wilson.
 President Taft has decided to ap- point Judge George E. Martin of the court of common pleas. of Lancaster Ohio, to the United States court of customs appeals to succeed Judge William H. Hunt, who was made a member of the new court of commerce.. The nomination of Judge Martin will be sent to the senate today.
 The house committee appointed to investigate Senator Cores charges concerning Indian land dealings in Oklahoma will begin in few days the final consideration of it's report Chairman Burke has called the com mittee to meet this week. It is ex- pected that report will be ready for the house by the middle of February.
 In respcnse to an appeal from Com niandsr Cooper, of the United States gunboat Marietta. for the assistance of the Red Cross sotiety to relieve the distressful co1ditions of the wounded in the Honduran revolution. the sec- retarv of the navy has asked the off F cer to specify the extent of the aid needcd reply has yet been re