Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-27

V. noolH, or New YOfk, the Indicted banker, was adjourned indefinitely. It was said that Robin would probably not be examined again.
 The body of Superintendent Shelby of the Cero de Pascc Shelter company, whe with his chaffeur, was killed in an automobile accident Wednesday, at Lima, Peru, will be taken to the United States on the first steamer sailing
 The steamer Queen, on which fire broke out Wednesday night, while she was at sea off Port Reyes, returned to San Francisco Thursday with the fire still burning. Her ninety-two pas- sengers were taken off in launches
 General Pershins, commander of the department tof Mindanao, Philippines, has ended the punitive campaign in the Davao district, having killed or captured all the nurderers, and dis persed the lawless Manobo bands.
 John Anderson, the Bethlehem farm CT who attempted suicide Monday night by taking lauranum, died in the Water bury hospital at 8 o'clock Thursday morning. He was 52 years of age and leaves wife and four children. No reason is assigned for his act.
 The will of Mrs. Augusta Conried widow of Heinrich Conried, former di :. rector of the Metropolitan Opera House, New York, filed for probate Wednesday. leaves $360,000 to her son, Richard G. Conried. Also he is to re- ceive the residue of the estate after other bequests are paid.
 The West End hotel, one of the largest and best known of the hotels of Asbury Park, N. J.. was partially destroyed by fire Thursday. The blaze was controlled after it had caused threatened to spread to other big hostelries along the ocean front.
 The treaty between the United States and Honduras, after many vii cissitudes, was submitted to the senate Wednesday. At the same time that this treaty was signed the Honduran minister, Dr. Luis Laso, also signed the contract with certain New sY ork dnanciers for the refunding of the Honduran debt.
 Ewing Watterson, son of Colonel Watterson of Louisville, Ky, was probably insane at the, time he shot Michael J. Martin, a saloon keeper at Saugerties, Ulster county, last July, and probably still is insane, accord ing to testimony given yesterday be- fore a commission appointed by Coun- ty Judge Cantine.
 Mrs. Frederick Giger, about z36 years old. committed suicide at her home in East Wallingford during Wednesday night by taking carbolic acid She was found dead in bed Thursday. De- spondency is assigned as the cause. The Gigers were married last Septem- Der at Brooklyn, N. Y, where Mrs. Giger's parents live.
 Theodore Rcosevelt's next tour will begin at New York, March 9th, and will take in the South Atlantic and Gulf states, the rev southwest, the Pacific coast. Idaho and Montana and ed fifteen engagements to speak and will probably make more, but no mention of his subject matter is made. Lawrence c. Phillips, the Denver millionaire, was married yesterday to Miss Margaret Rogers, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Platt Rogers. The cere- mony took place at the home of the brides parents in Denver. An effort was made to keep the news of the wedding a secret until after the de- rarrure of the pair for California on their wedding trip.
 Polling 47.of the 79 votes cast in the joint session of the New Jersey general assembly, James E. Maritime of Plainfield, who was the choice of the majority of the democratic electors at the. primary election last September. was formally elected United States senator to succeed John Kean Jr., re- publican, whose term will expire on March 4.
 Valuable plans and books wore lost in a fire that destroyed the general office building of the Dominion Steel and Coal company at Sidney, N. s., Wedn esGay. The property loss was estima ted at $60,e00. The blaze broke out from somn unknown cause in the telephone repair room, cutting off tele- phone summons for h.lp and causing a delay in calltng the fire department.
 A panic was created in the Italian quarter on the upper east side Thurs day when bomb was thrown into the bastment of store and residents buildings on East S3rd street, New York. The explosion wrecked the lower part of the building and shook the neighborhood. John Cartilage, a srocer. who occupies the bastment, ad- mitted to the police that he had re- ceived several threatening letters from the Black Hand. "
 Their uaunt faces and enaciated bodies testifying to the horrors. through which they had passed while clingins to their sinking ship for four days and subsisting only on nearly raw inert and condensed milk, the six men of tho crew of the British schooner Helen Shafner were brought into Boston, Wednesday night, aboard the fishing schooner Josie and Phoebe. Captain Larry Norris of the fishing schooner picked up the men about forty miles west of Seal Island, off the Novia Scotia coast Friday.
 Suit for $500;000. for Alienation Of
 Wife's Affections.
 New Milford. Conn, Jan. 26.-Proper- ty owned by Sidney H. Smith of this place was attached today in suit for $50.000 brought by Frank Hosford. n0stmaster Al New lPrestnn. for tie