Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-18


 Prince Henry of Reuss died of heart failure on train en route. to Bad Kissingen.
 John Hays Hammond, special Amer 1can ambassador to the coronation. has arrived in Boston.
 dispatch from Dawson, Y. T., says that Hubert Darrell. an Arctic ex- plorer, has been lost. Secretary of the Interior Walter l.. Fisher and party sailed for Alaska on the steamship Admiral Sampson \ Old home day was observed by Hed- ding, N. H., yesterday with band con certs, ball game, entertainment and banquet.
 The Everett mills shut down yester- day at Lawrence, Mass for the an4 nual vacation and will reopen Sep tember 5. The investig ation into contempts of court and their punishment will begin before the House Judiciary Committee December z.
 It is believed that an organized body of anarchists have been discovered among the Spanish laborers on the Isthmian Canal.
 Bearing the body of John w. Gates, the late fnancier. who died in Paris, the Kaiser Wilhelm de Crosse sailed from Cherbourg.
 Edmund Rostand, the dramatist and author of Chantecler, was seriously i injured in an automobile accident at Biarritz, France.
 snrtpkioc conh1Iir acid Marv Mahoney, a North AttIeboro, Mass, waitress committed suicide at her home yesterday.
 Injuries received when hurled from an automobile on Pond Hill, Beverly, Mass, resulted in the death of Walter Pray of Peabody.
 RaIIyina for final stand, the full blood Cherokee Indians. are prepar- ing to institute suit against the gov ernment for 25,000,000.
 President Taft yesterday sent to the senate the nomination of Walter R. Stiness as United States attorney for the district of Rhode Island.
 Representative Norman H. White of BrookIine, is the first republican cam didate to file papers for nomination for governor of Massachusetts.
 
 The New York state department of agriculture is investigating 3. report from Lenox, Mass, that the gypsy moth has reached the Berkshires. Z. Theodore R. Goodwin and Thomas Fleming Day. who crossed the ocean to Rome in a 25-foot yawl, returned on the steamer Duca Degli Abruzzi.
 A bequest of $1o,ooo to the town of Bridgton, Me. for the founding of 8 free public library is contained in the will of Nathan J. Davis of Somerville, Mass.
 Rev. G. M. Curl of CIaremont, N. H., one of the leading Methodist clergy men of the state. was found dead in his bed at Concord, N. H.. hotel yesterday morning.
 One day after her wedding to man 31 years her senior, 17-year-old Mrs. Paul Passin of Hammond, Ind, eloped with Gussie Brown of Rensselaer,, Ind, childhood sweetheart.
 The stockholders of the Peabody Manufacturing company, of Fall River Mass, at a special meeting yesterday authorized the directors to dispose of the property of the corporation.
 Following a trivial disagreement with her mother Wednesday,, Rather inc Hurst, fourteen year old girl ran away from home at Barre, Vt, and yesterday her body was found in river.
 The old U. S. San Marcos, battered and bent by the big guns of the modern navy and now merely pile of junk in Chesapeake bay, is to be the target for the dreadnought Della ware.
 Andrew 10th, who served 20 years in Pennsylvania penltentlary for murder he cid not commit, is on his way back to his old home in Austria. Carnegie has given him a pension of $40 a month.
 Julia Jan. Wright of Fredericksburg, Md. a cook at the tent of Harvey D. Kitchens at the Laurel-Bethel camp in LaureJ. Del, died suddenly on We'd nesday from acute indigestion brought on by eating a dozen cantaloupes.
 While working on the top of a tall pole at Stockbridge, Mass, yesterday, William M. Borman, nine man em- ployed by the Berkshire Street Rail- way company, touched a high tension electric wire and was electrocuted.
 Attacked by a large black snake while -berrylng 1n remote section or Norfolk, Conn.,, a day or two ago, George Nash, fifteen years old. was squeezed into insensibility before aid reached him. in response to his cries.
 Running in front of motor truck at Somerville, Mass, while chasing a boy who had been stealing a ride OR a trolley car, Harrison P. Hale, con- ductor of the car, was knocked down | and fatally injured yesterday, dying shortly afterward.
 Steamship Arrivals.
 At Rotterdam: Aug. 18, Campanello, l from New York
 At Naples: Aug. IA, Principe di | Piemonte, from New York
 At Lisbon: Aug. 15, Maria Luiza, | from New York.
 At Cadiz: Aug. Is, Manuel Calvo, 1 from New York.
 At Leghorn: Aug. 1s. Perugia, from New York.
 At Boulogne: Aug. 1T. Rotterdam. from New York.
 Workman Crushed to Death.
 South Norwalk Aug 17=Jobn 1 Leinster, was caught between two oil | cars at the plant of the Standard Oil | company in this place today and so | badly crushed that he died in fifteen | minutes. He was thirty-five years of | age. and employed as blacksmith |