Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-01
kiennbars of tle National Wc

NieF1bSTS or N4le IsaLlOnaI w oman 3 | ChrlstiaP Temperance anon endorsed | woman suftrs ge yesterday at the con- ventt9n in Milwaukee. Wis.
 Governors of Several Southern states | are having a. conference in New Or | leans for the purpose of deVising 1 way to increase the price of cotton.
 Grief Stricken Over the Loss of his l little dog, Alfred Lindsrom, a marine ! fireman of London, Eng., committed ! suicide at Boston yesterday by shoot 1 ing.
 The Number of Arrests made anuu- | ally in Atlanta, Ga, is far greater | than the number made in any other | city of similar size in the United l States
 The Death of Joseph Pulitzer, the newspaper editor, makes available gift of Sl,0C0,000 which he gave for the purpose of founding a school of jour nalism.
 PHny Jewell, Prominent in the busi- ness life of Hartford and one of the organizers of the republican party in Conuecticut, died at his home there yesterday.
 No Less Than 1857 Accidents in have been reported to the Aiassachu- sets highway commission in the past II months.
 Aviator c. p. Rodgers Landed at Wilcox, Ariz.. at 4.4J o'clock yesterday afternoon on his trauscoutiuentaI flight having covered 3.426 miles from New York
 The Civil War Veterans Bounty Act passed by the last Connecticut general assembly over the governors veto was declared unconstitutional by Attorney General John II. Light yesterday.
 Senator Theodore Burton of Ohio laughed ait the idea, expressed in some ! quarters, that President Taft will not . have a solid Ohio delegation at the next national republican convention. ]
 A Trail of Blood Discovered in the . woods at Ellsworth Me, led to the l body of Alexander Gray, IS years old. | He had been hunting paTtrtdges, and ! his gun evidently had been accidentally | discharged.
 Rich Potash Deposits, said to con- ! tain more than enough of this sub- ] stance to supply the needs of the Unit | ed States, have been located in the | west by scientists of the department . of agriculture.
 Postmaster General Hitchcock has uth OrlZed the postmaster at Louis vile. ky, to arrange for the collection
 
 the aviation meet at the Louisville fair grounds Nov. 3-5.
 A Reward of $f,oOO for the solution of the mystery surrounding the death of Dr. Helene Kuabe. who was found dead with her throat sIashed last Tuesday was voted by the Indianap- oils city council
 While No Date Has Been Set for the departure or the army aNlalOr5 from College Park. Md, for a warmer eli mate in which 10 conduct winter op- erahOns, it is expected that they will leave by Nov. 20.
 The Town of Thelma, IS miles south of San Antonio. Texas. was practically damage. the amount of which has not been estimated, was done to crops by g. tornado Monday.
 The Rev. pr. Henry Mocook, noted Presbyterian clergyman and uastor-euer of Tabernacle church, in Philadelphia, died yesterday at his home in Devon, Pa, a suburb of Phil adeIphia, aged "A years.
 Attorney General Wieleersham with announce the names of the lawyers who will assist Jacob M. Dickinson, the governments special agent, in the suit 1 for dissolution of the United States Steel corporation.
 A Jury in the Divore Court at Lon don found Thomas Beecham the opera producer. and Mrs. George Foster elli- N in the action brought by Foster, and ! -Ie judge granted the husband a di- yorcs. Mrs Poster was formerly Miss ? Fairfax, an American.
 The State of Missouri, through At .oruey General Major. took it's place lmong list of other states protesting -o the supreme court of the United States against the initiative and refer sudum method of leeislatiJn being de !, Jared unconstitutional
 Dr. Charles ". Eliot Of Cambridge, , Mass. president emeritus of Har.a ard < wsu leave on Nov. for a l -sit t1 India China and Japan, in , he interest of the work of the Car J le@ie endowment for international 7caee. He will be gone until July.
 Sitting at a Board of Arbitration, ii' began the hearing of the eastern ' freight war ease. involving the rail I -atcs on import traffic from the ports r Jf Boston, New York, Baltimore, Phil 4 tdeIphia and Norfolk to interior des- c nations.
 Unless President Taft or Death in- zrvenes a woman will be hanged in he national capital Nov. 2O Hattie 4Ouas a uegTess, is condemned tO die or murdering her husband. A peti- E ion bearing 50,0O0 names has been ' presented to the president asking for 8 .lemeucy. J President Taft Defended the Sher. q nan antitrust law last night in an s Wer to an address made by Con f rCs man Martin W. Littler0n of New L York who earlier in the evening had ttaci1ed provisions of the law at a of the Pittsburgh chamber of oUnnerce, a; Pittsburgh. E The Right Rev. pr. Holmes, bishop < f Athabassa, who has just returned | rom a voyage down the Great Mac | -euzie river, announces the existence f a hitherto unknown tribe of 1000 f. Iskimos living east of the Macken- S lie river and between the Great Bear T -ake and the Arctic ocean. Q