Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-15

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died at his home there yesterday. aged
40 years.
BY the Terms of the Will of Mrs. Jan
X Sather. who died in Oakland, Cal.
recently. the University of California
is to receive s5oo,ooo.
Alfred Gill Fell from the Roof of his
mothers house, in Gibson. near Fred
er1cton, n. b.. and was killed yester-
day while fighting fire.
A Nation Wide Campaign to Keep
federal employees out of politics is sug-
gested in the report of the council of
the National Civil Service league.
At the Regular Meeting of the board
of directors of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad yesterday the board reorgan-
lied with Oscar y. Murray chairman
President Taft, il is Believed, will
not sign any act providing such PEN
sion increase as the Sherwood dollar
day bill. which recently passed the
house.
Charles 3. Wigsin of Brookline, Mass.
has been elected assistant treasurer of
the American Sugar Refining company
to succeed Arthur Adams, who recent
ly resigned.
Walter Cook of New York was yes !
terday elected president of the Amer
Brown of Washington was reelected
secretary treasurer.
= The international Peace Bureau has
sent a circular to all countries sigma
tory to The Hague convention inviting
collective movement to stop Rus
sia's action against Persia
The Revenue Cutters UnaIsa and
Miami, the first government vessels
turned cut by a private sHpyard un-
der the eight hour law, will be launch
ed at Newport News, Va, January "a.
George w, Perkins, Former Partner
OF j. p Morgan, told the senate COM
mittee on interstate commerce that the
only practical way to solve the trust
question is to license all corporations.
Declaring Absinthe Dangerous TO
health. the pure food board of the de-
partment of agriculture yesterday de-
cided that it's importation into the
United States should be prohibited aft
er January l.
News of an Interesting archaeoIog-
ical find on flaming Island in the mid
Pacific, indicating that the island Was
once inhabited by a skilled race, was
brought by the steamship Makura to
Victoria Il. c.
An Address in Support of the Arbi-
tration treaties with Great Britain and
France by Albert E. Pillsbury, former
attorney general of Massachusetts, was
the feature of a peace meeting held at
Boston yesterday.
More Than 5o,ooo,ooo Animals were
inspected during the past fiscal year
by the United States bureau of animal
industry, End more than 100000 car
casses or parts thereof were condemn-
cd unfit for food
William J. 5ryan's Recent expert
ence In a shipwreck caused the intro
duction by Senator. Hitchcock yester-
day of a bill requiring vessels equip
ped with wireless telegraph apparatus
to carry two operators.
John e. Murphy, arrested wednes-
day night for alleged corrupt election
practices in New Bedford at the last
state election, pleaded not guilty when
arraigned yesterday and the case was
continued to Friday morning.
Colonel Ambrose Kennedy of Woon-
socket was unanimously chosen re-
publican candidate for speaker of the
house of representatives at caucus of
the republican members of the Rhode
Island legislature yesterday.
The New Worsted Mill of the Har-
ri=on Yarn and Dyeing company at
auction to II. B. Potter of Philadelphia
for $500. The entire plant is being
aucttoned off by the receivers.
Postofiee Inspectors who are inves-
tigating the breaks in the postofices
at Windham. n. H. and Hampstead.
N. H, believe them to be the work of a
gang that has been operating in New
for severSl weeks.
President Taft Sent a Message to
congress recommending payment of
S53,SGO as damages to those who lost |
Ia IN af he
Malambo district of the city of Pan |
anna for funigation purposes in 1906.
Charles II. Noble, state bank COM
missioner for the past IA years, died at |
his home in New Milford. Conn, yes
terday morning, aged 69 years. Death /
was due to bronchitis, from which he /
had suffered during the past four
years.
The introduction of Obligatory mill
tary service for women was proposed |
at meeting at Dusseldorf Germany,
Of the Patriotic Women's union by Pri-
w Medical Councillor F'lural,, profess
sor of the Medical Academy at Dues
seldorf
smallpox in the Pawtuxet valley. r. l.,
where that disease has recently been
epidemic, caused considerable anxiety
among the health officials of the diff
lad been vaccinated.
An Investigation Was Begun yester-
lay by Sheriff Andrew Jd Wilcox into
he circumstances surrounding the
ieath of a man whose skeleton was
'ound in the depths of the Plain woods
near Foster, r. l.. few yards from
he Connecticut line.
Engineer Charles Cornell of South
Portland and Fireman Harry Stimson
If Portland saved themselves by jump
ng yesterday when the engine and
me car of a freight train on the Bos-
on and Maine road was capsized by
preading rails and rolled over an en-
,ankment.
President J. Horace Mcfarland of
he American Civic association said at
he opening session of the convention
hat Lincoln memorial national park
between Baltimore and washington
" ould be more fitting tribute TO the
Great Liberator than a commercial
highway.
Declaring that the "Red Light dis
Yfcf Of Wa shfng-fnn was y3rufno~