Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-10

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Condensed Telegrams Mohammed Ali Mirza Won his first fight against the government forces in Persia.
 President Taft UnquestionabIy will statehood bill.
 pr. Alfred E. Craig of Wilmington, Del, was elected president of Morn lngside college at Sioux City. Ia.
 Yesterday Was the Hottest Day of the summer in France, temperature of 100 degrees Fahrenheit being reach ed.
 { The Real Purpose of the Recent mo- bll1zat1on of troops in Texas was the creation of one tremendous military unit.
 The Military Value of the Cavalry branch has been enormously increased by the adoption of the wireless tele- graph.
 The United States Government has declined the Australian proposal for reciprocal twe-cent postage arrange ment.
 The Maine Central Railroad Co. has purchased the entire capital stock of the Sandy River & Rangeley Lakes railroad.
 The Second International Opium conference, which has been postponed several times, will meet at The Hague, October 15
 
 President Taft Has Received a ca blesram from the emperor of Japan, thanking him for his cordial welcome to Admiral Togo.
 Efforts Are Being Made by the navy department to perfect a system of wireless communication between shore stations and aeroplanes.
 Officers of the Merchants Union and Sullivan Ice companies, in testifying in the ice probing in New York, said they sold ice at a loss.
 Abram Y. King, canvasser for q magazine, was arrested in New York and held in $1,000 for representing himself to be an officer of the United States.
 Arthur Amory, head of the dry good commission house of Amory Browne h. suddenly at his home in Boston yes- terday.
 Great Mystery Surrounds the con- tinuation of the Mrs. Lillian C.. Nick erson inquest, which is to be taken up at Little Compton, R. l., Friday morning.
 Senator Kenyon of Iowa was the only progressive republican who vo- 5 statehood bill admitting New Mexico and Arizona.
 The Maine Central Railroad round house and shops, at Calais, Me, to- gether with nine engines, were com pletely destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss s10O.000 The Senate Lorimer Committee yes terday adjourned it's hearings in Washington to resume probably early in October in Chicago, at the call of Chairman Dillingham;.
 John Thomas Bannon, Aged 36, committed suicide by shooting him. self with 32-calibre revolver at his boarding house at Lawrence. Mass. The man was out of work.
 Stewart Kramer of Charlotte, N. C., representing the American Cotton Manufacturers association. protested to the senate finance committee against the Underwood cotton bill.
 Just a Year Ago Mayor Gaynor was shot by James J. Gallagher. Yesterday his friends celebrated his escape from death and returning health by giving him a silver loving cup five feet high.
 Miss Dorothea Jones, Aged f9, of "a i1Ict rpnajNp6 the degree of doctor of philosophy from the Uni versity of Michigan a [ Ann Arbor. She is the youngest person in America thus honored.
 A Bill Prohibiting the Issuance of federal permits or special license tax stamps for the sale of liquor in dry states Or communities has been intro duced by Representative Goodwin of Arkansas.
 The New England Transportation field is the quietest in years without threatening aspects, although current reports indicate that certain western railroads are in the throes of labor disturbances.
 A Forest Fire Along the Base of Mt Shasta. Cal. has been burning more than A hours and is headed to- ward two large copper mines. The area already burned is three miles wide and four miles long.
 "Laziness Is One of the Worst Faults of the ministry today" said Rev. J. A. Hutton of Glasgow, in the course of an address before the ministers conference of the Northfield confer ence of Christian Workers.
 ShirtsIeeved Statesmen Made an appearance for the first time in the house of commons. yesterday. The