Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-28

A Fire on the French Battleship Jus tice was in dangerous proximity to the magazines, but was extinguished with
 out danger.
 The coal strike which has kept 1000 miners in Alberta and British Colum- bia idle for more than six months, has been settled.
 Three Hundred Boilerrakers em- ployed by the American Locomotive works at Schenectady, N. Y., went out on Q strike.
 A Case Before the Unted States su- preme court requires that tribunal to decide whether a gambling house is a l disorderly house.
 The American Legation at Picking wants more WarShipS, the present num- Der in Chinese waters being insufficient to cover all points.
 The Rev. Peter Trin,bIe Rowe, mis- sionarB bishop of Alaska, was elected bishop of the Episcopal Missionary District of South Dakota. The Army Medical Department has
 reduced the mortality rate of the army.
 according to the report of Surgeon
 General Geroge H. Torney.
 Governor Hoi<e Smiths car in the Giidden tour, has been awarded the
 Anderson trophy, having taken the winning number in the drawing. A possible 34 years in prison was the sentence meted out to Philip Solow by
 Judge Foster at New York in gen.
 era1 session yesterday for white slave traffic.
 By large majorities, Scioto and Law renee counties in Ohio shifted from the dry column a S result of elections, in
 Ironton.
 As result of pulling a kettle of
 boiling soup from the kitchen stove upon himself, Anthony Stobinsky, aged
 fifteen months, son of Stanislaus Stob- insky is dead at Derby.
 NorvaI Marshall, a negro, was elect roct;ted yesterday in the Raleigh N. C.,
 jail, Marshall several weeks ago at lacked Mrs. Joseph Chopin, the wife of young farmer, at Vicksboro. Robbers attacked the town of Me-
 Comb, yesterday, cut telephone and telegraph wires, then blew open the safe i'll the town bank. They got a large amount of money and escaped. Checks, Notes, Stock Releases and various other documents were poured in as evidence of the state at the trial of William J. Cummings charged with the theft of S140;000 of Carnegie Trust company funds.
 Marino Beiin, Who Killed Two Men and nearly killed another in a board ing house at Perth Anboy, N. J., Sept. ', was convicted of first degree murder
 and sentenced to die durinf the week beginning Dec. 4.
 i William D. Gates, 60 years old, of Bangor. Maine, a former sea captain, wifo has been employed by the Maine was instantly killed in the railroad yards at Bangor.
 Escaping from a sanitarium where
 she had been an inmate for few days, Mrs Emma Ishaln, widow of a we'll known merchant of Morrisville, Vt,
 ended her lift by drowning in Lake Champlain yesterday.
 Advices to Dunns Review this week from leading cities in the United States are again of a favorable 1 tenor, trade activity steadily expand ing in most directions with the help of generally seasonable weather. H. E. Blair, of Waukesha, Wis. was elected president of the National As sociation of Postmasters of the second and third classes at the convention at Washington. Next year the associa- ton will meet at Columbus, Ohio. Southern Pacific Railroad officials have been notified of the discovery of thirty-six sticks of dynamite in a frog on the track at Ellwood, Calf, a few minutes after train N. 1S a southbound passenger, had passed the switch.
 President Taft has committed to ex- pire immediately the sentences of Will jam Broadwell and Samuel A. Bries-
 bach, each of whom is serving a six wear term in Leavenworth penitentiary for coloring oleomargarine in Chica- go.
 F. M. SeIia, of Chicago, head of a motion picture company, was probably fatally wounded at Los Angeles, Cal, and Francis Boggs, manager of tine Pacific Coast department of the con cern, was killed by a Japanese gard ener.
 On Monday before President Taft is handed the silver, trowel with which he is to lay the cornerstone of the new Hamilton club at Chicago, he will be made a member lin good stand ing,' of the "Bricklayers union of Chicago.
 President Taft has approved the dis
 risssI from the naval service of Mid shipmen H. B. Annin,N of Montana Fletcher $. Bleakfey of New Jersey and D. F. Leahy of Wisconsin. all at the naval academy, for breaches of discipline.
 w. K. Lufkins of North Wales, Pa, and E. P. Wise of Philadelphia, Illinois Central strikebreakers, shot at Fulton Thursday night. were placed in a hos pital al Paducah, Ky, yesterday. Llf- kins was shot in the head, hands and legs. Wise was shot in the body.
 OrvilIe Wright has concluded his experiments with the glider, at Kill Devil Hill N. C., by which he hoped to solve the problem of auto
 natically maintaining the balance of a heavier than-air machine in flight He will leave today for Dayton. Ohio At the risk of being disinherited by her uiti-millionaire father, Miss Marie Cruse. who 8 fe. months ago obtained a divorce from Al. z O'Brien New York society leader. sterday eloned will, Harry Cottor 32ut+c