Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-13
Condensed Telegrams

= Y 9-s >e s.s A in the Gulf of St. Lawrence are dubi- ous because of the restock.
 Andrew Carnegie Advised a number of working girls not to refuse man simply because he is a millionaire.
 Giovanni Gansi, accused of kidnap ping 5 year old Rosino .Giardino of New York, was sent to prison for 25 years.
 The Most Valuable Farm Land in the United States is in the District of Columbia, 5000 acres being worth $6,- 100000.
 Two City Officials and three con- tractors of Cincinnati were indicted on charges of substituting slag for cement in paving the streets.
 Aaron E. Chapman, prominent contractor of Buffalo, N. Y., died in hospital from pneumonia. He was 67 years of age and had been i'll only two days.
 Federal Judge Dennison of Detroit overruled the demurrer of the indi- vidual defendants in the suit of the government against the so-called bath tub trust.
 w. Morgan Shuster of Washington will be appointed treasurer general of Persia, with five experts from Ameri- ca. who will reorganize the finances of the empire.
 The Crew and Cargo of the British bark Caithnesshire, which is stranded off San Salvador, are in no danger, according to a wireless telegram re- ceived at the navy department.
 During Fight Between Mexican federals and revolutionists at Mu1ata, on the border, shells from field guns flew across the river dangerously near Troop H. Third United States cavalry.
 Francis Key PendIeton, a former Marylander was nominated by Gov ernor Dix of New York to fill the va cancy 6n the supreme bench of New York vacant since the death of Ed ward B.. Whitney.
 Rev. pr. Bergman Green of the Episcopal Theological seminary facul-, ty, who, February 2, was chosen coad- tutor bishop of the diocese of Virginia by the diocesan council held in Rich- mond, has been stricken with paraly- sis.
 tBSBb dTnSWOIIn DIXeyy all OIQ- time actor, is dead, in Ithaca, N. Y., at the age of 57 years. after ten years suffering from paralysis. So far as is known, he was not related to Henry E.. Dixey, we'll known on the stage today.
 William Rind, First Officer of the American liner St. Paul. and William c. Warner, formerly shoemaker, were arrested by special treasury agents, charged with complicity in a conspiracy to smuggle jewelry into the United States.
 Facing Prison Terms with no altern- ative of fine if convicted of fraud paving contracts and other public. works, five prominent men of Cincin- "a. Ii were 4indi efed by the Ean@lter county grand jury.
 Disgruntied Because Only Five of their number were invited to the Cor nell junior prom, the remaining 395 held defiance dance' of their own in the gymnasium at Sage college No men were admitted to the girls par ty.
 In Addition to Volunteering the use or his new aeroplane to the war de- partment to patrol the Mexican from tier. Robert J. Collier of New York has placed the services of Philip o. Parmelee. his aviator, at the disposal of the government for the next two or three weeks.
 More Than 100000 Miners in east ern Ohio western Pennsylvania and parts of West Virginia may be called out on sympathetic strike as a re- suit of the failure of the miners and operators of sub- district No. , of Dis trict No. to reach an agreement on wage differences.
 The Title Monsisnor, with the des- ignation domestic prelate to the pope has been conferred, 11non the Vary Rav