Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-20

"A Jury Was Obtafned In the tar party" case at Lincoln Center, Kan. on Saturday and the trial was put over until today.
 Chairman Stanley of the house steel trust Investigating committee does not believe Roosevelt knows all the facts in the steel trust case.
 Fifteen Members of the Crew of the Norwegian bark Antiqua perished when the vessel was driven ashore at Martin River, Canada.
 Angel 6arrios, Who Organized what President Madero acm.ts is a revolt against the central government, has been arrested at Quitopec, Oaxaca.
 Alexander Lafayette Chew died Sat- ur5ay at the Geneva, N. Y., hospital, aged S8 years Mir. Chew was one of the eldest bankers in New York state. Russian Newspapers Have Begun a bitter campaign against Morgan Shus- ter, the American treasurer general of Persia. Russia will send troops to Persia.
 Material Reductions in Class Freight rates between Mississippi river and Missouri river cities were ordered on Saturday by the interstate commerce commission.
 Norman E. Mack, chairman of the democratic national committed, says Roosevelt will have a neck and neck race with Taft for the nomination for the presidency.
 New York Financial Interests Hear that the Seaboard company, the hold ing company for the Seaboard Air line, having accomplished a reorgan- ization, will dissolve
 Night Scouting in AeropIanes equipped with big acetylene search lights was tried for the first time last week by the officer fliers of the army aviation school at College Park, Md.
 Charles B. kountze, president of the Colorado National bank of Denver and member of the New York brokerage firm of Kountze Bros, died at his home at Denver Saturday of pneumo- mia.
 Forty London suffrasettes Tried to influerce British Premier Asquith in tEe interest cf a bill in parliament for equal suffrage and when he refused they threatened a violent deInonstra- ton.
 The United States Will Lend the Do minion of Canada the assistance of American government experts and me- chanical appliances in building the new bridge across the St. Lawrence river at Quebec.
 
 The Government Won Another Move in it's fight to bring to trial nine in- dicted Chicago meat packers when Judge kohisaat in the United States circuit court at Chicago, Saturday, quashed a writ of habeas corpus is sued several days ago.
 The Two Hen Who Manned the en- zine of the Pennsylvania train which jumped the rails while taking a cross over switch near Monmouth Junction, N. J., Friday evening, are dead, H. A-sMartlirdale, the engineer, and J. C. Ramsay, the fireman.
 Twenty eight Maine Districts have been opened to the hunting and trap ping of beaver since October 20, and 449 persons have been granted license to hunt and trap the little animals, which are working. havoc on some of the timber land townships of the state.
 Commanders of the American Troops now ic the vicinity of the Mexican border. on Saturday were ordered to holG themselves in readiness to pro- ceed immediately upon request from the proper federal officers, to enfcrcc tEe neutrality laws of the United States.
 An important Property Transfer in volVing the sale of 30.000 acres of val uabIe timber lands, in Nova Scotia,
 
 sydicare composed of Perry Black, Ed gar Fillmore and L. J. Soy are now owners of the Hill lumber areas near Truro.
 At Meeting of Creditors of !ha stock exchange firms of J. M. Fiske & Co.,, Roberts. Hall & Criss and others. which failed as result of the HociIip. pool collapse ic 1910, it was voted to accept the offer of James F. Keane, amounting to about $4000OO to effect a settlement
 Before a Jury With Which the At- torneys for the defence say they are well satisfied, Dr. B. Clark Hyde will day, a second time on the charge Of murdering Col. Thomas H SWope It is thought no testimony will be heard before Tuesday.
 Bernard N. Baker Has Been request ed to appear before the senate com .nittee on interstate commerce in re- gard to his statements that the pro- pcsed Atlantic Pacific steamship line plans have been halted through the hostility of transcontinental raHr ad lines and financial interests.
 With All Four of Her Masts Gone as result of her encounter with a storm on the way from Newport News, the schooner J. R. Feel was lowed into Portland Me. harbor yesterday. Her captain, William Davis, said that the vessel was dismasted in a gale last Wednesday and that for three days TWO SUNDAY NIGHT
 FIRES AT NEW LONDON