Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-03

Condensed Telegrams

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 A Russian Patrol Cruiser Had Fight 1 With Japanese seal poachers at Copper Island.
 All Grades of Refined Sugar were
 reduced ten cents hundred pounds yesterday.
 kyrIe 6elIew, the Actor, Died at Salt
 Lake City, Utah. at o'clock yesterday
 morning of pneumonia
 Postmaster General Frank H. Hitch cock denies that he is to either resign
 from the cabinet marry.
 The TyIor System of Scientific arrangement probably will be installed in the government arsenals.
 A School of Fish Drawn Into the
 Feedpipe of the Furness liner Durango brought the steamer to stop.
 Eighteen Inches of Snow BIan<eted the northern Indiana and lower Michi- gan fruit belt yesterday morning and great damage is reported.
 A Week from Today the Navy de- partment will resume the interesting experiments that have been conducted
 Charles w. Bovey, One of the wealthiest and best known lumbermen in the United States, died at Minne- apolis yesterday. aged 79 years.
 Secretary of War Stimson is strongly in favor of military training in the public schools of the country, espe- cially training in rifle shooting.
 John Quinn, a chics~o Motorn,an, was found shot to death in bed under circumstances that caused the police t" hold his widow for an investiga- tion.
 The Page Cotton Mill at New Bed ford, Mass. will shut down Saturday for an indefinite period and by so do- ing will throw out of work 600 em- pIoyes.
 Falling Into the shawsheen River afternoon, six year old Daniel w Me AuIiffe of Lawrence, Mass, was drowned.
 Mass, butler, who several months ago murdered his three little girls, Mar garet, Marie and Anna, was yesterday adjudged insane by alienists.
 Albert Leon, Regarded by Secret Service Officials as one of the most sk1lfuI note makers in America, has confessed responsibility for eleven va rieties of counterfeit paper money.
 Cardinal Designate William H. O'Connell will sail from Boston on Saturday, Nov. Il. on the steamer the private consistory is to be held.
 Commander John H. Dayton, U. S. N., formerly aide to Admiral George Dew ey. assumed command of the naval training station at Newport, R. l., at general muster yesterday afternoon.
 Men, Women and Children are busi- ly engaged in taiSin~ herring from the waters at CIarks Harbor, N. S.. as fish of this kind in unprecedented quantities have been discovered along the shores.
 ThorvaId MikI<eIson Writes from Co., penhasen that there is hope that his brother, Capt EJnar Mikkelson, who started on a journey around Greenland last winter. is still alive and may re- turn next year.
 Rescinding a Recent Decision, Post master General Hitchcock has directed that any letters addressed to santa Claus may be delivered to charitable organizations or benevolent persons that ask for them.
 "Nine -tenths of the People of This Country favor the annexation of Can aca," declared Champ Clark, speaker or the house Representative, at Ere mont, Neb, yesterday, and I don't care who hears me say it."
 Representative William B. Mckinley Of Illinois, chairman of the republican committee, has issued a during the first week of the coming session of congress.
 Major General Leonard Wood, Chief of staff, has been designated by the secretary of war to attend the dedi- catory services of the Young Mems | Christian association army and navy | building at Newport. R. l., Nov. IT.
 A Second curtain,ent of the Shop men of the Missouri Pacific railway | within a week was made at Sedalia | Mo-. yesterday, when 2S0 men were | shopmen in all havo been laid off this | week
 Paul HeIaneer. IS Years of Age, was shot in the side of the head and in stantly killed by shotgun in the | hands of Lester Chace. 21. in North | Swansea, Mass, yesterday. The shoot ng is believed to have been acciden- al.
 true bill against Joseph Dunfee of 5yra cuse. N. Y. He is one of the pro- noters of new electric light company n Wilkes Barre, Pa, and the specific .harge against him is corrupt solicita- ion.
 As a Result of the Investig gation by lostoffice inspectors of a number of complaints made by farmers from all ections of New England, George F. Cole. a commission merchant doing .usiness in Boston, was arrested yes erday.