Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-11
Condensed Telegrams

OOnQe1lSeQ leIeSIdlIIS
One Million People in the famine dis
trict of China are dependent on char
ity.
Brigadier General Edrar s. Dudley,
U. s. A, retired, died at Gloversville,
Religious Reform has been restored
to Nicaragua by an edict of President
Estrada
Boussigern, a Croatian Aviator, was
killed by a fall, after crossing the
River Save.
AvaIanehes from the Alps have caus-
ed serious destruction in the Province
of Cureo. Italy.
Mrs. Lydia A. Gear, who saw a
group of log cabins become the city
OF Chicago, is dead.
The President Nominated Carvin A.
Thompson of Ohio as second assistant
secretary of the interior.
Thomas Delaney of Philadelphia, a
veteran of the civil war, choked to
death on a piece of orange.
Pedro de Audrey of Porto Rico was
appointed by the president associate
justice of the supreme court of Porto
Rico.
The Trial of Porter Charlton was
postponed owing to a death in the
family Of one of the attorneys in the
case.
Elliott Northcott was appointed min
lister to Nicaragua, and H. Clay How
ard minister 70 Perm hX President
Taft.
The SeIden Patent on automobile
engines was set aside by the United
states circuit court of appeals of New
York.
The Two Men Killed in the raid on
the Sidney street lodging house in
London were identified as the murder
ers of the policemen.
The Story of Adam and Eve is de-
clared to be a parable for the childish
mind of early man by Bishop Law
renee of Massachusetts.
A Bill Creating a New Bureau of the
interior department for the control of
national parks was introduced in the
senate by Senator Smoot.
South caroina's Municipalities hay
iAl5 q poPuidtlOIl III cACESS O1 O,UuU
made an average increase of 21.9 per
cent. during the last decade.
Senator Lodge introduced the tariff
commission bill which already has
been offered in the house by Repre-
sentative Longworth of Ohio.
The Supreme Court decided that civ
il courts have no jurisdiction to re-
view the proceedings in an army board
for the promotion of officers.
A Bill Authorizing the leasing of
Alaskan coal lands was introduced in
the senate by Senator Nelson, chair
man of the committee on public lands.
Lured to Philadelphia with promises
of positions as actresses in moving
picture houses, four girls, between 16
and Is years of age, were held in bail
yesterday, charged with being inmates
of white slave dens.
A Senate Bill authorizing the pay
ment of s773,647 to the Southern Pa
cific Railway company for expedit-
lures made in 1906 ON account of this
overflow of the Colorado river was
passed by the senate.
BY Unanimous Vote Tuesday the
Kentucky State Federation of Labor
at it's annual meeting in Lexington
declared in favor of granting suffrage
to women, thus reafirming similar ac-
ton by the American Federation of
Labor.
Senator Gallinger introduced re-
vised ocean mail subsidy bill which
eliminates from present consideration
all trans-Pacific lines, and applies only
to the establishment of ocean mail SER
vices on routes to South America south
of the equator.
Mrs Caroline 3. Martin, one Of the
Wardlaw sisters, charged with partici-
pating in the murder of her daughter,
Mrs. Ocey W. NJ. Snead, who died in
a batl1tub in East Orange, N. j., en-
tered a plea of non vult-an admission
of the act without intent of crime
and will be sentenced for n1anslaugh-
ter
That Contract Made with the Cora
Products and Refining company was
null and void because the corn pro-
ducts concern was operating in re-
straint OF trade formed the answer of
Dreyfous Brothers, candy manufactur-
ers of Montgomery, to a suit brought
against them by the Corn Products
company.
A Maintenance of the Existing sched-
ules of steel prices is anticipated as =
result of the conferences of steel MAX
ers to be held at New York today and
Thursday to discuss trade conditions.
Steel manufacturers gathering there
Wednesday said that price rductions
would not bring about an increase in
business plants of the various steel
companies.
TWELVE LONDON POLICEMEN
HELD AT BAY BY BULLDOG.