Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-10

me ext or the Anglo American arbitration has been sent to the pub- lie printer.
 Leo Stevens Ascended from a New York skyscraper on a balloon voyage to Philadelphia.
 Detroit Has Demanded $2oo Day of the Detroit United railway for use Of certain streets.
 France is Suffering from Heat wave more intense than the country has experienced since 1900.
 A S2,ooo,ooo Hospital, to be erected at Kansas City, will be modelled after the Johns Hopkins hospital
 A Report of the Bureau of Labor SnoWs that foodstuffs reached their highest prices in March, fJI0. :, Forty Marines, About One Tenth of those quartered at the Brooklyn navy yard, have taken French leave.
 The Recent Aviation Races in Franc. snow conclusively the marked rroe- ress that has been made. in aviation,
 The Troubles of the Ward Line sea men over the question of wages and conditions of labor have been settled.
 Hundreds of Fish in Stump Lake al Nashua, N. H., were found lining the banks, victims of the recent hot spell.
 The Senate Defeated 14 to g inc cummings amendment to the Canadian reciprocity bill to add meats to the free list.
 Maurice Arnold de Forrest, a heredi- tary baron of the Austrian empire. a fo +L1 of commons
 w. E. Sedeewood and Miss ShalIeck. or New York, were drowned while nshlng in Big Tupper lake. in the Adirondacks.
 James Petit, Treasurer of the Pea vey Grain company, was drowned in Lake Michigan near his Waukegan, H.. summer home
 A Comet With a Visible Tail that may be observed with opera glasses IS reported by Prof. E. G. Aiken of Lick observatory.
 The U. s. Gunboat Vicksburq reliev- ed the Yorktown al Corinto, Nicaragua. to keep an eye on the unsettled condi- t1ons in Nicaragua.
 Los Angeles, Cal, Was Selected as me meeting place for holding the 1913 lnlsFna l tional -eoras.ers+insa- of 9tse -Chrir- tan Endeavor union.
 CIpriano Castro, the ExiIed President Of Venezuela, effected landing on the western coast of Venezuela and has a following of 1000 men.
 Stephen Bridges Declares that his wife and another woman gave a total of S25,000 70 Albert See. founder of the Absolute Life cult, of Chicago
 Approximately e4,ooo Acres of Farm lands in Alberta, Canada, have been taken by New England people. This involves an investment of s1,250, 900.
 Charles Crater, Prominent Resident or Amherst, N. H. was burned to death on his farm near Lake Baboosic while flames were raging in the wood land near by.
 "AlI News to Me-" Said Russell Gris- WoId Colt, when he was told that re- port had it that his wife, Ethel Barry more. the actress. is planning to sue him for divorce
 Two Brothers, Jesse K. and Warren H. Buffum, of Winchester, N. H., start ed from Boston Saturday on a 4.O0O mile walk across the continent in the OSL C1 St1C1C0.
 Representative Lfndbergh of Minne- sota, proposing an investigation to de- teFmine if there exists combination of fnanciers in the United States oper- atlng in restraint of trade
 Tod Ballard Was Killed and Charles Mcdonald was probably fatally in-A jured when lightning struck a carry all hIled with men going to baseball game at Barboursvi1Ie, Ky.
 King George and Queen Mary did not receive very enthusiastic welcome in Ireland. The men in the crowd in Dublin did not raise their hats. The loro mayor took no part in the recep- tion.
 The Judges and Jury in the Camorra trial at Viterbo, Italy, made an ex- amlnatlen Of papers and articles seiz- ed at the home of Vitozzi, the priest known as the guardian angel of the Camorra.
 As a Result of Terrible Conflicts with an enraged bull, two men lay dead at their homes at Dover. N. H. The men are Damon Guptill, the owner of the animal, and Horace Luce. a farmland.
 Terrence DaIy, a Hartford Laborer. died from rheumatism of the heart On Thursday Daly spent most of the time in front of an electric fan with his chest exposed. This brought on mus cular rheuma t.sI1.
 Bill Appropriating se,ooo, 900 for establishment of a governmept-owned and controlled steamship line along the Pacific coast and through the Panama canal was introduced by Representa- tive Stevens of California.
 Because of the DuIIness in the Rub India Rubber company at Bristol. R. l., controlled by the United States Rubber company, will close next Sat urday for an indefinite period.
 Auton1obiiists Discovered the Lifeiess body of George c. Marston, 65, former ly of Nashua, N. H., while driving along the South Merrimack road He had gone a short distance from his wagon and was stricken with the hear L.
 The Automobile Garage of Chadwick & Trefethen, the largest in Portsmouth N. H., the plumbing establishment of James W. Burrett and two dwelling houses were destroyed by fire Satur- day, causing loss estimated at s40- 009.
 Disregard for Law is Fast Becoming an American characteristic is the find