Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-25

ed BPS victims by accidental drown lngs during the summer season which ended Saturday.
 Granville Fortescue of the Pan-Am-
 erican union will visit South America
 and study the general conditions in
 the countries there.
 By the Will of the Late Former U.
 $. Senator Thomas H. Carter of Mon
 tana. the bulk of his estate was left
 to Mrs. Carter for life.
 Ger. Tasker H. Bliss criticises the
 maneuver camps of the army, assert
 ing that they are not accomplishing
 their primary purpose.
 Erwin H. Thorp of Vermont, super
 lntendent of the division of- salaries
 and allowances of the postoffice de-
 partment, has resigned.
 A Score of Students Were Hurt in
 the annual rush between the freshman and sophomore classes of Purdue uni
 vers1ty at Lafayette, Ind.
 Charles M, Schwab, president of the Bethlehem Steel corporation, at Ber-
 lin, said he was unable to account for the break in steel prices.
 The Time Honored Mule, always an
 important factor in the wars of the
 past. will probably soon surrender to the modern motor truck.
 The Chinese Government Will re- celVe refund of S12,4l4 on the Boxer
 indemnity under decision of the
 comptroller of the treasury Nearly 2,oo0.0oo Pounds of Tea, val ued at $500 900, has been refused en-
 f1.xr
 because it is alleged to contain color ing.
 Clarence Darrow Will Demand of Judge Bordwell today two weeks de- lay in starting the trial of the Mo Namara brothers, scheduled for Octo- Der II.
 Jchn Norris of the American News paper Publishers association, states that the defeat in Canada of reciproc- ity has expanded the free zone for pulp and paper.
 Raymond M. Raymond, Injured in crapking an aeroplane at the Kinloch aviation field at St Louis, Mo. died Saturday His skull was fractured when the propeller hit him. Approximately Million and Half bags of sugar, more than half the av- craze Louisiana crop, was sold last week to the American Sugar Refining company by Louisiana planters. A White Clay Pipe bearing the date 1892, and the inscription Salem, Mass. was found six feet deep in the ground at Kansas City, by James Cain, while he was digging a sewer. Uncertainty as to Probable Changes in the woolen tariff schedule is assign ed as the req son for the closing up of the business at the Rochdale, Mass, woolen mills.
 Champ Clark Declares That What he said about reciprocity did not have half so much to do with defeating it I in Canada as did the corruption funds sent from this country and Great Britain.
 William St. Rock, a Pawtucket, R. l., motorman, is held crimina1ly re- sponsible for the death of George Sol omon, who was knoked from his coal team when St. Rocks car ran into it on Sept. '.
 Fire Swept Through Two Floors of Square. New York. Saturday, causing about $100,00O damage, injuring two fremen and endangering the lives of several others.
 New York city's Claim that it has the right to carry petroleum as freight on the free municipal ferry operating between New York and Brooklyn, may be passed upon by the supreme court of the United States.
 l Lieutenants Atwood and shephard, English army officers who were ar
 rested at En1sden, Prussia, on We'd 1 nesday, charged with espionage, were released, following an inquiry in which l they were exonerated.
 The streator Motor Company of Streator, H., has filed notice in the United States district court that it is 1 bankrupt, and asks permission to sub init, it's assets to the court for distribu- 1 tion among it's creditors.
 1 The Argentine BattIeship Moreno planned to be one of the most fornid- 1 able dreadnaughts in the world. was 1 launched Saturday afternoon from the yard of the New York Shipbui1ding company at Camden, N. J. Prof. George Garner, who probably | knows more about all kinds of apes than any other man, returned from Africa Saturday with young gorilla said lo be the second ever brought to l this country, and a chimpanzee. Investigation of the Work of nation al bank examiners in New England will be instituted today by Comptrol- 1 Ter of the Treasury Murray and Steph- en l.. Newnham, chief of the reports 1 division of the conptroller's office. l Tom Rorie, Liveryman, and L. |. l Reed, carpenter, died; T. o. Thomas of Kingston, Okla, and an unidentified youth wounded are the net results Of l a shooting affray in a crowded circus tent at Madill, Okla, early Saturday, Prof. William s. EicheIbereer, in l charge of the nautical almanac office of the navy, has been named as the United. States delegate to the inter- 1 national conference of directors of nautical almanacs, which will soon meet in Paris.
 The Central Trades and Labor union ] of St. Louis has passed a resolution l prohibiting any union musicians from i playing in any of the entertainments 1 given to President Taft at St. Louis if 1 the Boy Scouts took part in the enter 1 taining in any way.
 i State Prison Sentences were given ] by Judge Curtis in the superior court 1 at Hartford to three men tried last 1 week for white slave trafficking." The men were Frank Devine. said to be a saloonist in Brooklyn, N Y: Tony 1 Calandrilia of New York and Nicholas | n <@f II a,~+f<x