Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-08-15


palace in Berlin With an abscess Gu
his knee.
Before His Suicide at Newark, n. j.,
William Kruger of that city called
his fox terrier to him and shot the an
imal dead.
The Death of Thomas Shaw, proba-
bly, the oldest man in New Brunswick,
was announced yesterday. He was los
years old.
Alexander Mcdonald, Carpenter,
fell three stories to the ground at Bos-
ton yesterday. He died on the way to
a hospital.
The Marquis of Queensberry Sailed
for New York on the Mauretania, in
tending to seek livelihood in the
United States
William Trimbath, an American
mining man, is in Jail in Guadalajora
Mexico, charged with killing IA year
old Mexican boy.
Friends of Governor Marshall are
trying to discountenance the demo-
cratic movement in behalf of Woodrow
Wilson in Indiana.
The Sting of Bee Proved Fatal to
George F. Putney. "a years Old
Unity. n. H. He was stung while
gathering blueberries.
AIIessandro Lion, Attorney for the
defense in the trial of the Camorrists
at Viterbo, Italy, was accused of
bribery in the case.
Two of the Three Men Imprisoned
for As hours in the East colliery, near
Ashland, Pa. were rescued alive, ana
the third man is dead
Chief Engineer M. NJ EIdridge. after
SO years service in the Portland, Me-.
fire department and IA years at the
head of it, retired yesterday.
MarbIehead, Mass, Lost One of It's
best known residents in the death yes
terday of Nathan P Sanborn, presi-
dent of the Marblehead Savings bank
In a Quarrel Over Whether Locust
street in Kansas City runs north aud
south, or east and west, Edward Muir
ray shot and killed John Hanrahan at
Chicago.
Senator Bacon of Georgia, demo-
crat, was chosen president pro tenn. of
the senate for Monday on account of
the enforced absence Of Vice President
Sherman.
Pangs of Hunger Caused Eeidio 70
vataro, an Italian at Boston, to say
that he believed himself to be suffer-
ing from Asiatic cholera in order that
he might secure something to eat.
The New York Public Service Con-,
mission has, for a second time, denied
the Buffalo, Rochester and Eastern
railroad permission to lay a railroad
across the state from Buffalo to Troy.
Former Town Treasurer John Ogden,
who is awaiting trial on the charge of
embezzling the funds of the town of
North Providence, has sent his resie-
nation to the town council, to take
effect at once.
i. Following Senator BaiIeys Resinna-
ton from the national monetary COM
mission, Vice President Sherman re-
ceived a telegram from former Senator
Flint of California announcing his res
ignation from the commission.
Rising Prices of Meat Reached a
new high record for the season in
New York yesterday with an advance.
according to dealers, that boosted -four
cents above those prevailing a fort
night ago.
Twelve Hundred and Twenty Miles
is the distance Mrs R. SCHNEIDER Of
Melwood, r. l.. and Miss Helen Cove
tomobile to view the aeroplane races
at Chicago.
Rather Than Pay an Annual Tax
of $500 on a foreign built craft, Lind
sey Loring of Boston, member of the
Eastern Yacht club, ordered burned
yesterday his English sloop Eelin, VAL
ued at $4,000.
General cincinnatus Leconte was
yesterday elected president of Hayri
unanimously by congress Leconfe
headed the larger of the two revolu-
tionary factions that overthrew Presi-
dent Antoine Simon.
Two Holes Large Enough to Admit
horse and wagon easily were blown
in the walls of a five story Italian
tenement house on First street, New
York. early yesterday morning by the
explosion of a dynamite bomb.
More Than 500 Lives Were Lost and
great devastation ashore and af1oat re-
suited from typhoon and tidal wave
which swept over Japan July rs. ac-
cording to advices brought to Victoria,
B. c., by the steamer Empress OF
Japan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bayer of Ad-
ans, Mass, are the parents of tripletS,
two girls and boy, which were born
to them last Friday afternoon. The
children weighed 13 1-2 pounds to-
gether and are all well formed and
healthy.
The Funeral Services Over the Re-
n1aisn of John w. Gates were held at
the interdenominational church in
Paris and were attended by some 200
American friends, in addition to the
family. The remains will be shipped to
New York today.
The Storm of Protest which has been
raised over the approaching marriage
of Col. John Jacob Astor and Miss
Madeline Force has brought about an
agitation among members of the sem
ate and house Of representatives look
ing to a federal law regulating NOR
riage and divorce.
w. C. Temple of Pittsburg, who was
commissioner of the steel plate asso-
citation, was a witness before the corr
mittee probing the United States Steel
corporation. Among other things. he
told how j. P. Morgan once refused q
$3.50, 100000 option on the Carnegie
Steel company and six months later
paid $500, 1000, 900 for that property.
Resenting a Criticism by Ambassador
Bryce of Great Britain that the United
States senate delays diplomatic ques-
tions to suit political contingencies. the
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