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Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-25

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 Leuis Oscar Rsty, the noted French ensraver of medals, died in FaFis.
 The Free Speech Le.su. yas grant York.
 1s, ,ooo o- men. and d s to be s' honey. honeycombed with seditton.
 Department tieads are waeins War on the loan al1ar1ks employed in the va- srfous burea11s.
 Louie Bitguet, a French aviator, car ried Il passengers in his monopIane distance of two miles
 The Woman Suffrage Bill, with ref the Illinois senate 31 to 10.
 King Victor En,mansI consulted with tho socialists with a view to their par- ticipatien in the government.
 David Lloyd George may be compell- ed to resign as chancellor of the Brit ish exchequer because of ill health. & ne Ofv0fco lfo IS OI III NeVdua. Governor. Oddie has signed the time lock- act passed by the last legislature.
 George N. scarborough, a special agent of the department of justice, was forced to resign because he speculat- ed.
 Faverins the Popular Election of United States senators, Boston college defeated FordhAm university in their annual debate.
 Fire in the Warerooms of the Auto Top ahd Body company at Philadel- phia caused damage estimated at $200,- 900 in Automobile row. magistrates signed a setatment con- demning Magistrate Corrigan's action fin assailing Mayor Gaynor. False Branding of Coffee, Geneva gin and vanilla and lemon favoring ex- tracts constitute the most common vi- olations of the pure food laws.
 All Denominatlons have been asked by the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America to observe Sun day, April 2, as arbitration Sunday.
 A HitI Wac introduced in the Wis.,  men over 25 years old $5 annually, and also crating matrimonial commits sion.
 The New Hampshire State Senate defeated for the second time at this house of Representatives ratifying the income tax amendment.
 Hardly 28 Hours After the Death of it's mistress Mrs. Sarah Somers Hood of Sewickiey, Pa, Malt, a Maltese cat which had been her constant compan- ion, also died of grief. Both the iIIinois Senate and House passed bills to prohibit the drinking of intoxicants in street cars. of interur- ban cars and. passenger trains, dining and buffet cars excepted An Alleged Deficit of approximately $35,O0O in the funds of the Evansville, Ind, Trust ane. Savings company re- suited in the arrest of John ". Blauth, bookkeeper and teller of the com pany.
 pisfeiet Attorney John T. Robinson of Hartford, Conn.,, filed motion in the superior count there in behalf of the United States asking for a core ceiver for the Aetna Indemnity com pany.
 "AH Republicans Agree that Taft will be the standard bearer of the re- publican party in the next presidential campaign said Representative Loud of Michigan in an address at the Bos- ton, City club.
 Goxsrnor Dix of Now York sent a special message to the legislature rec ommendlng the repeal of the progress aive iul7erffancA tax law. asserting that it has driven millions of dollars from the state.
 The Peoples Millions that have been invested in the Panama. canal should be protected by adequate fortificatfons, said Lieut. General Nelson A. Miles, U. $. A., retired, befPre the Worcester Economic club. -
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-25
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Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-25
captain Ross to ,netins.

< WashinGton March 24capt. Worth O. Ross, commandant Of inc foYsnua
 cutter, service will - Fetl1eA oi1 May
 Taft from the thirty eixht 0oDtelns ox
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-25
Y5oo, GOO Fire Loss at Monroe, La

Monroe, La. March 24.-Fire origi- = 1mting in the filers' room late last night destroyed the large sawmills and plant of the Fremont Lumber company at Eros. Several hundred cars of 1utns bcr, loaded and in dry ktlnA, wers burned, The loss is $tee,0ee; part1>
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-25

Manchester, England, March 24.-- The mills. represented in the Cotton Spinners federation will continue on full time, the American section, which proposed that operations be suspend ed on Saturday for three months, ind ing oily 80 per cent. of it's membership, in favor of the proposal on the final ballot today.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-25
Spread of ae6ipocity,

A democrat was one of the most fer~ vent defenders of an accused repubA : seems to be spreading Atlanta Geor- gian.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-25

Cheshjre.-The Rev. and Mrs Carl 1tackman left Cheshire last week. for SteubenxiIe, O.. MT. stacknan begin ming his paHtoFate at the Connregation- al church In steubenvllle.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-25
Nov psstreysr shsws ae Knss..

Begfop, March 24.--I1nder A1verss twelve of her fou1teen oil spraying 0opzles open, the torpedo boat sde- DQgyer Wn1lke, buflf af t11e Fore Htver uAtDyDr1s, Succeeded In making a speed of ov6r 20 knots during her builders ekia1s to-day. EFT
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-25

Hridgoports Citizens corps, an aux Hilary composed of patriotic citizens eF31o desire to help the. old soldiera financially. hos been formed.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-25
Increase for-RaiIroad Engineers.

Denver, Col, March 24-As a result of settlement agreed upon at a con- ference, 750 engineers of the Denver and Rio Grande railroad will receive ansincrease of nine per cent in wages. better sworking rules and contract for q year
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-25

k. Budapest, Hungary, March 24.- Count Won Hodervary, premier and minister of the interior, submitted to plan to regulate emigrant trafIfc to America and to do away with existing abuses.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-25

E London, March 24.-Private cables received by London business houses from representatives in. the far east today are disduieting They assert that it is expected that Russia win soon declare war against China.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-25

New Adjutant Gsnsral of Dfisads.
 Galveston, Tex. March 24-Maior Andrew 1reron, Jr.. arrived here today from washington to become ad5utant general of the brigade. He is native of Louisiana.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-25

A RitI Wac, introduced in the Wis., consin assembly taxing all unmarried men over 25 years old $5 annually, and sion.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-25

Department hieads are waeine War on the loan al1arks employed in the va- srfous bureafs.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-25

The New Hampshire State Senate defeated for the second time at this session resolution passed by the house of Representatives ratifying the income tax amendment.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-25

The Woman Suffrage Bill, with ref erendum amendment, was passed by the Illinois senate 31 to 10.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-25
Tafte civo <a NluaicaIe.

: Fashipgton,1 March z4.-The presi-
 dent and Mrs Taft entArtaine6 q Iarke cenbeny tonieht -at tho yEllites house
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-25

King Victor En1manei consulted with tho socialists with view to their par ticipation in the government.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-25

The Peoples Millions that have been invested in the Panama, canal should be protected by adequate notifications, said Lieut.. General Nelson A. Miles, U. $. A., retired, befPre the Worcester Economic club.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-25

: Louie Bitauot, a French aviator, car ried Il passengers in his monopIane 9 distance of two miles.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-25

London, March 24.-E Mckay Ed gar's motorboat Maple Leaf III showed a wonderful burst of speed in a trial on the Solent today, making 49 1-2 knots an hour. This acclaimed as a worlds record.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-25
Cyclone cslIare in styis Now.

Mir. Roosevelt has found his voice again, and tiie era of qufat is over Chicago News
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-25
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Vienna, March 24-Emperor William and Empress Augusta Victoria, who are en route for Corfu, were the guests today of Emperor Francis Joseph at Schoeubrunn castle
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-25

A New Custsws RuIjns de6nss artf- l2 ssfRrnine tSYr@7 7 R-- tffaG in :
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-25

Diaz's Army is said to number about 16,000 men. and to be 'l1oneycombed with sedition.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-25

David Lloyd George may be compell- ed to resign as chancellor of the Brit ish excheQuer because of i'll health.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-25

Faverine tho Popular Election of United States senators, Boston college defeated FordhAm university in their annual debate.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-25

George ~. scarborough, special agent of the department of justice, was forced to resign because he speculat-
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-25

The Divorce Lid is off in Nevada Governor. Odilie has signed the time lock- act passed by the last legislature
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-25
Eouis Oscar Rcty, the noted French engrayer of medals, died in Paris.

The Fres Speech League was grant ed certificate of incorporation in New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-25

What an saw fill- looking sight that woman is!'' Yes. my dear. but iUll,t al.e stylish q" Detroit Ffee Frese.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-25

Fire in the Warerooms of the Auto Top ahd Body company at Philadel- phia caused damage estimated at $20O,- 900 in Automobile row.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-25

Thirteen Out of Seventeen New York magistrates signed a setatment con- demning Magistrate Cor1igan's action in assailing Mayor Gaynor.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-05-06

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more than Five Hundred Thovsand ndvduals. hsms and
corporations doing bveness IN the city Of Chicago.
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The Detroit times., 1911-07-27
ACCUSED BY GIRLS.
Edwin B. chadman and VIM. o. VII
Ilams Under Arrest.

Edwin B. chadman and VIM. o. VIII
ilams Under Arrest.
Edwin B. Chadman. manager of the
Economy Cycle Supply Co.. and Will
liam D. williams, No. 319 Sixth-st., one
OF his employees, are under arrest in
the central police station, on a seri-
GUS charge preferred by the parents
OF Lillian Louzon and Catherine
Budrie, two young girls, who say they
we're the victims Of an attempted as
sault by the men, Tuesday evening.
The girls say they met the men In
dance hall on Washington-blvd. The
men asked them to go automobiling
and the girls agreed II their new
friends would bring them home early.
They rode around until close to mid
night, and then the girls asked to be
taken home. Instead OF doing that,
the girls say Chadman drove rapidly
out Grand Riyer-ave. to lonely spot.
Here the girls were thrown from the
machine and struggle followed.
Williams became frightened and
pleaded with Chadman to desist The
girls returned home. Meanwhile their
parents had become alarmed and were
searching for them@The giris-told- of
their experience and warrants were Sc
cured.
Chadman has nasty reputation and
was tried two years ago. on just such
a charge. but managed to escape.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-27
TAFT CLUB FOLK
Off ON OUTING
Speeches and Handwriting Feature
Annual Frolic at Tashmoo-Gov.
Osborn Unable To Attend.

With orchestra playing lively tunes
and brave array OF Stars and Stripes
dying gaily In the breeze, the steam
er Tashmoo pulled away from her
dock, Thursday morning, carrying
one of the largest crowds of the sea.
son In the members, families and
friends of the North End Taft Repub-
lican club, whose annual outing to
Tashmoo park. Is one of the impor-
tant events OF tAe summer excursion
season.
While the clubs picnic is primarily
meant to be a social reunion with
fun and frolic uppermost, II also takes
on the aspect OF political gabfest.
and few OF the local politicians are
found missing when the boat pulls
away from the dock. The 1911 excur-
sion was no exception, and among the
piles of 'hefty" lunch baskets and
boxes, Riddles, Illustrated mothers
and hand-shaking fathers, could be
seen Lieut-Gov. John @. Ross, Sec
Rotary OF State Frederick G. Martin
dale. former Congressman Henry
Smith, Allan M. Frazer, City Clerk
Charles Nichols and David Z. Heine-
man, city controller, as well as many
others, more or less prominent In
city, county and state politics.
Mr.. Heineman was to be the official
toastmaster OF the day and the 9TH
ers mentioned are expected to deliv-
er some red-hot political talks, In this
no-election year. Dinner will be serv-
ed at the park. Immediately following
the boats arrival 80 that the speech
flying" might take place and every
body get talked out In time for the
program OF athletic sports to be pull
ed of. Valuable prizes have been
put up for the various events. A
ball game between bunch Of law
yers and clerks from the county
clerks ONCE, is expected to be one OF
the star features OF the day.
Harry Williams. president OF the
club, received the following message
from Gov. Osborn, from the 500:
II desire to express my deep dis
appointment at not being able to at
tend the North End Taft club pic
mic. congratulate the club on its
pertinent, practical and unselfish or
ganization, making II potential We.
hicle OF accomplishment and progress
toward these better things In public
life and government which the Re-
publican party IL practically and &C
tually bringing into existence"
The Detroit times., 1911-07-27
HOLDEN NOT GUILTY.
Belle Isle Aquarium EmpIoye Escapes
on Charge Of lnsubordination.

Assistant Corporation Counsel
Penniman and city Boiler Inspector
j. G. McCabe, appointed by Mayor
Thompson TO investigate the case OF
C. c. Holden, q retired soldier, em-
ployed in the Belle Isle aquarium, on
the charge of INSTRUMENTATION, have
reported that Holden is not guilty.
but that there is more or less insub-
ordination among most OF the em-
ployes at the aquarium.
The report also suggests that Com
missioner Hurlbut be given the
hearty support of the mayor In his
efforts to maintain discipline, anc
that the mayor notify the commission
err that he will entertain charges
against all the men IL their conduct
doesn't improve.
Commissioner Hurlbut, In comment
ing on the investigation and sugges,
tons, said that he didn't think any
Roadway had been made. that the
only way he could prove anything
would be by being at the aquarium
all the time and have detective
there too. The commissioner has
learned that the charter gives him
power to discharge any emp;oye, and
he has asked the corporation coun-
sells once whether the state Law.
providing for the trial OF war vet
eran by the mayor. supersedes the
charter.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-27
CHURCH WEDDING RULING
MAY CAUSE AN INQUIRY


LONDON. July The alleged re-
fusal of a vicar to perform . marriage
between Nonconformist and a mem
Der of the Church OF england at a
Wiltshire church Is expected TO give
rise to interesting Developments.
Miss Majorie Nash, q school teach
er In the Midlands, whose parents re-
side at Chisledon, Willis, was engaged
to be married to Sidney Palmer. son
Of the secretary Of the Leicestershire
Band of Hope union. Mr.. Palmer Is
a Nonconformist. Miss Nash IL n
churchwoman. and wished to be mar
ried In her parish church. But the
vicar, the Rev. w. l.. Waugh, intimat-
ed that II formal request for mar.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-27
WHOLESALERS ARE
OFF ON LAST TRIP
Algonac, New Baltimore, Anchorville
and Mt. Clemens in Today's Tin
erary-Bnner at Lakeside.

Nearly $50 members OF the Whole
saiers and Manufacturers association
took advantage OF their last chance
to make a trolley trip with the asso-
citation this season, and three special
cars left the Ford building siding al
S:l6 Thursday morning to take them
to the various towns up the river that
are on the schedule.
Algonac. New Baltimore and An
chorville were visited In the morning
and the merchants OF each town were
out In force to welcome the Detroit
party. Luncheon was served al
Marine City by the business men. The
wholesalers spend the afternoon In
Mt. Clemens, visiting their customers
The big feature OF the day will be
the roundup dinner at Lakeside at Z
o'clock. This will be the closing event
OF the successful and enjoyable series
The Detroit times., 1911-07-27

The role Of olympia, the doll. in
THE Love Tales of Hoffman," was
created, in English, by Miss Gladys
Caldwell, the prima donna who will in
troduce this role to the Detroiters for
the first time next week when the
Sheehan Opera company will give the
famous opera, In the Detroit opera
house.
This opera, which after many years
OF disuse was revived In New York,
two seasons ago. by Oscar Hammer
stein, proved a great success. There,
OF course, 1t was given In the original
Italian. Mr.. Sheehan was the first TO
present 1t In English. and to Miss
Caldwell fell the honor of singing
Olympia. This young singer has made
many friends, in Detroit, this week by
her work as Leonora in "n Trovatore."
The Detroit times., 1911-07-27
Today's Band Concerts.

Schmemann's Military band, Her
man w. Schmemann. director, renders
the following program at Clark park
this afternoon, and at Belle Isle this
evening. at 1880: March, Victorious
America" (Tobani); overture, Morn.
ing. Noon and Night" (Suppe); selec-
ton from Little Christopher (To-
bani); xylophone solo. Adoiph Wohl;
grand selection from I'll Trovatore.' .
tverdiJ; introduction and Bridal Choir
us. from third act OF 'Iohengrin,' .
(Wagner); humoresque on The Girl
Left Behind Me" (Bellstedt); Star
Spangled Banner. Frank Rose. bari
tone, will sing at the evening concert.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-27

OF trips covering more than two
months. Practically all the small
towns In the vicinity OF Detroit have
been visited and everywhere the
wholesalers went better trade rela-
lions were promoted. and more bnsiE
ness was turned 10 Detroit The mem
bers OF the association who cannot
make the trip for the whole day viii
leave Detroit at 4:15 on the Lake
Shore railway car and join the rest
OF the party at Lakeside for the din
ner. Some very special entertainment
features have been arranged. Il IL said.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-27
FACTOR SANS MISTAKEN
FOR CHICAGO FORGER

There Is usually something about a
professional actor that tells of his vo-
cation no matter where you happen to
see him, and most people believe they
can spot an actor anywhere, but
William II. Sans, Of the Bonstelle
Stock company, defies this rule and
is happy In the thought that he Is the
exception.
When the Bonstelle company came
to Detroit from Buffalo a week age
Sunday, Richard II. Lawrence, man
ager OF the Garrick. met Miss Bon
stelle and her associates at the boat,
and while talking to Mr.. Sans. noticed
Detective Wilkinson, OF the Detroit
force, looking at them intently. A
short time laer Mr.. Lawrence had a
call from the detective, who has the
reputation OF having one of the long
est memories for faces on record.
who was that man you talked
with 80 long at the boatY asked VIII
kinson.
Mr.. Lawrence explained, and finally
convinced the sharp-eyed detective
that the actor was a perfectly respect
able member Of society and not q
forger wanted" In Chicago, the strik.
Ing resemblance to whom had caused
Detective Wilkinson to watch Mr..
Sans.
Again, a day or two ago, Mr.. Sans,
having decided to change his down
town boarding house for quiet room
In the North woodward district, went
to the place where he had been stay
ing and was unconcernedly going
through the front door when he was
mistaken for book peddler, who had
been Fostering the landlady, and sum-
marily elected.
Now, Mr.. Sans isn't sure whether
TO be glad he does not look like an
actor or to feel sorry that he Is one
OF those persons who Is SO often greet
ed on being introduced, with "Oh, Mr..
So-and-So how much you remind of
my friend Mr.. Blank"
Mr.. Sans is giving remarkably
clever performance of the English
legation attache, Capt Beaulieu, In the
Spanish play, The World and His
Wife," In the Garrick theater, this
week and, last week, in Love Watch
es," played the old white-haired able.
two totally dissimi1ar parts.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-27
Auto Runs on Rails.

A Packard go" touring car equip
ped to run on either road on rails
has been perfected by w. @. Irwin,
president of the indianapolis, Colum-
bus and Southern Traction company.
On a recent trial trip from Colum-
bus TO Seymour, the machine ran
nearly fifty-four miles an hour against
q head wind and sixty miles on the
return trip.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-27
BENEFIT FOR FIRE SUFFERERS
X. o. T. NJ. m. Team Plays West Side
Nine at Bennett Park.

The Kennedy Tent, X. o. T. M. M.
and West Side teams will meet at
Bennett Park Saturday, Aug. 8, for
the benefit Of the flre sufferers In
northern Michigan. Mayor Thompson
will pitch the first ball to Great Com
mander Lovelace. Play will open at
$3.50 p. m. Chas. Schmidt will UNI
pire.
Saturday, the X. o. T. M. M. team
will play the Public Lighting Commits
sion team on their own grounds at
Eighteenth street and Grand Boule-
ward. The following day, the lodge
men will play the soldiers at the
Fort.
The following players are asked to
report: Paine, Taylor, Marvin, Cur.
ney, Galloway. Rhoder, Griffor, Gras
sy and Wing.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-27

COLLEGE STATION. Tex. July a..
Lying on the lawn In front OF HE
home, the body or DIR. Raymond n.
Pond. plant entomologist Of the Texas
experiment station. was found yester-
day. There was q bullet hole IN the
right temple. probably Indicating that
DIR. Pond shot himself. He was =
graduate Of the University OF Nichi-
gan. and native OF Topeka. Kansas.
He was SO years old.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-27

The fact that she has already estab-
lished herself as a favorite and that
The Tales OF Hoffman" Is entirely
new to the local public should be sum.
Client to attract very large audiences
to the Detroit next week. The opera
will be given all week, beginning Mon.
day evening. 1t will require the full
strength Of the company, calling for
four principal women singers alone.
In each Of the three tales" a. differ.
ent prima donna Is needed and the
role of the poet Hoffmann's compan-
ion. Nicolausse. is taken by woman.
The opera Is in prologue, three acts
and an epilogue. The three acts are
love episodes In Hoffman's life. The
Sheehan company's production Is said
to be elaborate as to scenery and cos
tunes.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-27
woman Folks Boss Evanston.

EVANSTON. H., July 27.--Evans-
tons fame for esthetics Is made clear.
The city census shows 13.454 women
and girls and only 1865 men and
boya. 199 more fazAa1aN ts~>A r>a4sA
The Detroit times., 1911-07-27

For ifs headline offering next week.
the Miles theater has engaged Miss
Alice Raymond and a numerous COM
pany In the big musical production, "A
Night In Egypt" claimed to be one Of
the most pretentious acts Of the kind
In vaudeville. The act employs q full
carload or special scenery, costumes
and effects and utilities every available
inch Of stage space. Other features
OF the new bill will be Harry Furst
and company, in one-act comedy
sketch with a tinge of pathos called,
The Strongest Link"
The Detroit times., 1911-07-27

Business-like Printing. No fuss ana
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printinx Co. rs
John Rs-st Pm. Main ftss= or City sss5.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-27

Business-Itke Printing. No fuss and
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co., rs
John R.-st. PHI Main i4ss. OF City 1855.