Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-19

H1s PotoNO oI OAioi OctOnl. The British Imperial Conference at London has been productive of great CT results than were expected. A Mammoth Wedding Cake has come for the silver wedding anniver- sary of President and Mrs. Taft
 Serene E. Payne, from New York,
 made the principal speech in the house
 against the revised wool schedule.
 Eighty three Deaths from Bubonc
 plague occurred in the vicinity of
 Annoy, China. the last two weeks.
 The Governments $5o,ooo, 900 issue of per cent Panama bonds has been at least three times oversubscribed.
 The Campaign Publicity Bill, with several drastic amendments, was act ed on favorably by the senate commit
 tee.
 James L. cowIes, Secretary of the
 Postal Progress league, urged the par
 cells post before the house commit tee.
 Rear Admiral Badger Gave a recep-
 tion on the battleship Kansas to off
 cers of the Russian navy at Cron- stadt.
 That William R. Hearst Is to Buy
 the London Morning Leader is the re-
 port in circulation at the English
 capital.
 The Recount of the Votes Cast in
 the recent special election for com
 mission government in Bayonne, \. J., has begun.
 Chemist Richardson of the Armour company told the senate committee that frozen meat can be preserved at least six years.
 John F. Fahey Committed Suicide at St. Louis by taking carbolic acid, explaining that he had been bounded by loan sharks.
 Every Member of the Ohio legisla- ture is to be summoned before the
 senate committee investigating the election of Lorimer.
 The American Pavilion at the Inter national exhibition of industries and labor at Turin was formally opened 1 with a fine exhibit.
 ! Chief Justice James PennewiII of 1 Delaware, in opposing the recall, de- l clares it might have been used against 1 Washington and Lincoln. 1 Eight Thousand Delegates Are ex- 1 pected to attend the World Alliance of 1 Baptists. which has opened in Grace Baptist temple, Philadelphia. | The Czar Received United States
 Ambassador Rockhill, who presented l his letter of recall. he having been :! transferred to Constantinople. l
 l Chicago Has Barred a Suffragiet float from it's Fourth of July parade l as a violation of the rule against
 political and religious subjects. 1 Judge Williams Will Make Known l today his decision on the petition for 1 an injunction to prevent the payment 1 of $500 to eleven state house report l CTS.
 Tho Philadelphia Locomotive Works l which was recently chartered with | capital stock of $50 900. has voted. to l increase its capital stock to $4000O,- ] 900.
 1 The Baltimore Bridge Company was 1 the lowest bidder for the construc- 1 ton of the steel towers at Arlington, i Va, for the use of the naval wireless l station.
 | JeRnto FSuiCedTI, FFOPFiotTcSS or the 1 Rats Nest, a notorious resort off Cha | tham square, New York was strangled l to death and her diamonds torn from | her ears.
 1 Miss Christie Macdonald, star of l The Spring Maid, is married again, i and has sailed for Europe H. L. Gil- | lespie, a Pittsburg contractor. is the l bridegroom.
 General Diaz. tho ExiIed President l of Mexico at Corunna, Spain, in 1 statement justifies his administration | and reproaches his countrymen for ! their ingratitude.
 Fifty Railroads of Ohio Secured an 1 injunction against the state railroad commission from enforcing orders on car demurrage.
 Detectives w. j. Burns and James Hassick were indicted at Indianapolis on a charge of kidnapping James J. | McNamara, of the Structural Iron l Workers, accused of dynamiting.
 It Is Estimated that 100000 Pieces 1 of print cloth will be taken out of the market this week by the closing l of mills owned by twenty-six Fall River corporations until June 26. After Lying in the Tomb of an Egyptian mummy for probably more than two thousand years, ten grains of wheat sent to a Greeley, Col, farm CT and planted. have germinated. Miss Florence Sheedy, Heiress of one of the richest estates in Colorado, l and J. Townsend Burden of New Yo1H were married, the bride receiving a check of s100, 900 to furnish home. Five Thousand Suffragettes Paraded in the coronation suffrage demonstra- tion in London, headed by Anna Bryce, a niece of the British ambassad dor at Washington, garoed as Joan of Arc The Fortnightiy Bulletin of the American Railway association shows that the net surplus of idle cars on the lines of the United States and Canada roads was 42S less than that on May 24.
 The Fourth Arrest in Connection with the street car ticket counterfeit ing plot was ma de when Ira William son, a Cleveland conductor was talk on into custody on the charge of using the mail to defraud Wilfred Jay, Formerly Editor of Whip and Spur. and c J. Ross. pho- tographer for the Meadowbrook Hunt club. were killed by the collision of