Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-11
Condensed Telegranls

The Rev. Thomas j. MccIuskey was
formally installed yesterday as presI-
dent of F'ordham university.
The Will of General Samuel C. Law
renee, the first mayor of Medford,
Mass, shows an estate valued at $2,N
100000.
The First Vessels from cuha's new
navy were launched at the Cramp
shipyard at Philadelphia yesterday
afternoon.
A British Barkentine was reported at
Boston to have been lost during se-
we're gale on the Georgia bank a week
ago last Saturday.
Judge Geroge B. Adams of the. Unit
ed States district court at New York
died at midnight Monday at Hague,
Lake George, Ny.
Colonel Charles n. Lanchheimer of
the Marine corps has been ordered to
return from the Philippines and pro-
ceed to San Francisco.
Des Moines City Railway employees
yesterday were ordered to go on strike
at 1.30 o'clock this morning by the ex-
ecutive committee of the union.
Edward w. WooIiey, Assistant post
master of Jersey City, n. j. was re-
elected president of the National AS
ISOLATION of Assistant Postmasters.
Richard Ferris, Ricardo Magon, Cen
eral Rhys Pryce, Captain j. r. Hasby
and several others indicted for VIOLA
ton of the neutrality laws must stand
trial.
The Subcommittee of the National
monetary commission will give public
hearings on proposed banking and cur.
rency legislation in New York, Oct.
16 and II.
Announcement Was Made in New
York and the Southern Iron and Steel
company is to be reorganized and con-
solidated with the Alabama Coal and
Iron company.
Two Hundred Non Union nachinists
from eastern cities arrived at the
Burnside shops of the Illinois Central
Railroad company yesterday, and were
assigned to work
When Charles Tatrinos asked Tula
Ska1avores of Boston to run away
with him yesterday that young woman
drew a revolver and seriously wounded
her would-be lover.
A Discrepancy of Over $3,288,271 be-
tween the material on hand and that
called for by the books of the Wash
ington navy yard was shown by the
inventory of that yard.
Attorney General James M. Swift of
Massachusetts has been obliged to can
home in Fall River, where Mrs. Swift
is to undergo a. severe surgical op-
GRAFTON.
Under Instructions from the secreta-
ry of the interior, the commissioner OF
withdrawal 560.765 acres of land in
California and about 100000 acres in
Nevada.
The Body of PatroIman William F
Frost. Boston, who disappeared from
his home in Brighton on the night OF
Oct. 2. was. found floating in the
Charles river, opposite the Cambridge
boathouse. yesterday.
Anticipating Reduction of the tar
iff by the democrats in congress, the
textile manufacturers of Rhode Island
have formed a tentative organization
to conduct a campaign against the
lowering Of the tariff.
Richard L. Freeman, the Bostor
broker of unlisted securities who dis
w
specific charge of stealing bonds ano
securities valued at S10,500 belonging
to Donald Cameron of Lowell.
At Least One Fact Has Developed
beyond controversy in connection with
the excavation going on inside the
cofferdam enclosing the wreck Of the
Maine in Havana harbor. That is the
ship was not blown up by her boilers.
8rigadier General Ralph w. Howe
o. S. A., stationed at ST. Paul, MINI.
and Miss Cora Nick. Harbold, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Mary Harbeld of Harris
burg, Pa. We're married yesterday aft
ernoon by the Rev. DR.. Long of Dills-
burg, Pa.
The Divorce Granted Last Friday to
Zoovarney Webster from DIR. Harry
Elgin Webster, who is charged with
the murder of his second wife, Bessie
Kent Webster at Dixon ILL.,, is held il
legal by Judge Franklin C. Platt OF
Iowa.
The 40 Foot Sped Boat Wids, built
at a cost of $4,000 and purchased six
weeks ago by William Keith of Bar
Harbor, was burned to the waters
edge and sunk in the harbor yesterday
by fire originating from an explo-
sion Of gasolene.
Seven Employees of the New York
New Haven and Hartford railroad
consisting of engineers and firemen
were arrested at Boston yesterday on
charge of padding their payrolls
Most of the men were employed on the
Taunton division.
An Attack on Freight Rates on grain
from Omaha, Neb.; Council Bluffs. To-
wa, and Kansas City, Mo-, to points in
northern and central Wisconsin was
made before the interstate commerce
commission by the Wisconsin State
Millers' association
The Legal DomIcfIe of Mrs. Mary
Baker G. Eddy, the founder of the
Christian Science denomination was
q t the. time of her death in Concord
n. H., according to the ruling of AS
sociate Justice James NJ. Morton of
the Massachusetts supreme judicial
court.