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Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-02
SCHOOL TEACHERS FOR WILSON.
Plan Suggested to Governor For Ma
 ton Wide Organization.

Sea GiFt, x, J., August 1---Gov, wfi- son received today & suggestion from ", H, SaTHferd of Montgomery, Ala, that a nati0H=Yids organization of school teachers be formed to work fer Wilson during the campaign, The gsxeFRsF was pleased wifh the idea, and lfF. StaHfeFd, whs has aireedy placed tise suggestion ia writing be- fore the NaEieRal Chairman, vhs will see MF; Ms6sIabs and stheF HRetAbsFs of the samBsigR eeER#7i iftes Is Suggest details of pre- Psssd organization.
 PsosEessiass Bumped ia WisssasiA,
 AfaAissA, Wis, AEg, l@AttsgzEsg 6sRsEa1 Issi s, BaaeEsff today ds- adea, ia aRs%er E s9 iaspixy 1ss4H 5oi 5sfIR Hicks ef 6ssR1Ssh, fhaf as 4 Hss RsrtF has Rot FsEtioiFatss ia eEdgr sIeetioRs ia WisesAssR the tlSlpeS e3 PrePDsad presidential sfag= : Eors eaaRet be PIaeet qPeR fac esseiai ballet must must go in as an iHde- pendent column.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-02
s12s .Aaa Rfaz4 in New YorlE.

New York, Aug. 1.ERire tonight de- stroyed the planf of the Federal 6oop- &s % $. F ESrlns @ Ha1 Mig. %, En m FenaeEss the i0ss hstng abent si2s, ,OQO
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-02
Amendment Referred to Committee

HtHcuHHiSuh AhetSt' VI " NS'1s'''
 Constantinople, Aug. 1.-The cham Der of deputies, after a discussion to- day, voted to refer to a committee the gevernment's proposed amendment to the constitution whereby the sultan IS empowered to dissolve the chamber under exceptional circumstances with out consent of the senate.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-02
JUDGE ARCHIBALD
 WANTS MORE TIME.
House for Immediate Trial of in-
 pssehmsnt Charges.

Washington. Aug. 1.-After a session of sn hour the senate today. sitting as a court of impeachment in the case of Judge Robert w. Archibald of the com merce court, adjourned until 2 9. m. on Saturday without deciding whether the trial shall go on at once or wait over until fall.
 Judge Archbald's counsel protested that his defense could not be prepared before Oct. 15. Chairman Clayton of the house committee of nranagers de clared against any delay. but agreed to wait until Saturday before forcing a decision.
 The house conrnittee's replication to Judge Archbald's answer 10 the charg- es against him. filed today, Is a com plete denial of all the judges oonten- tions. An attempt to consider the time of trial in executive session was vigor- ously opposed by several senators and defeated.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-02
Bov soovs. on ooean, Voyaus.

Leith, Scotland, Aug, LA party o4 50 Boy Scouts on board the steamer Coblenx sailed from this port for Hamburg today for trip to Germany.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-02
Par of the Profession.

When a man makes politics his pro- fessipn he hegins to cuif5xa1e thc haEif nf seeing only one siae of a fhjpT, -Ghtaaso Escrra Hsrsla
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-02
Bubonio PIaguess Terrible Harvest.

Bubonlc PIaeue's TeFTIbIe 7aFVes1'
 Annoy, China, Aug. 1.-No fewer than PA deaths from bubonac plague and 73 deaths from cholera were re- ported to the authorities in the city of Annoy during the three months ending July 31.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-02
Killed bY- FaN from Trolley,

Hartfora, 6onn, Apg. Miss Msx Siel fell from 3 moving trpliex ear Fr Sn Easi Hartford today, frarf1rinE her sskuu, sha atad soon AktseH azdn,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-02
Adviser to Chinese President.

Picking. Aug. 1.-Dr- George Ernest Morrison has been appointed political adviser of the president of the Chinese republic for five years. Dr. Morrison is the correspondent in Picking for the London Times.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-02
BUILDING SPECIAL CAR
 FOR MIkADo's FUNERAL.
Great Dsliberstion in Making PrOpa-
 rstions for Last Tribute.

rstions for Last Tribute.
 Tokio, August 1-The special bu- reau under Prince FNushimi, which has taken charge of the imperial funeral met today to arrange the prelimfna- ries. The mayor and citizens of Tol1o are attempting to secure the selection of Tokio or it's vicinity as the place of interment- It is believed. however, that it will take place on the site of Msruyama palace. at Kioto. which was built by Hideyoshi in the sixteenth century.
 The railway board today ordered the construction of a special funeral car for the conveyance of the late em- peror's body.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-02
stasmahln Mnv.m.n4.

HaHeas July sa,--krrivsd: Steamer itwia. New York.
 @apies, Aus. i.---Arrtved= Steamer knsfia-
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-02
SUGAR PLANT LEASED,
 CLOSED THREE YEARS.
How the Market Supply Was cuetaiIed
 by the Sugar Trust.

San Francisco, Aug. L-G. N. Rolph, secretary of the California Hawaiian Sugar company at Crockett. Cal, testi- fled today in the hearing of the gov ernments suit against the American Sugar Refining company that the Western Sugar Refining company had forced the acceptance of the lease by which the Crockett plant was kept closed for three years. Rolph said prics cutting by the Western company left the Crockett company no alternetive. He told. of the rehabilitation of the business after the expiration of the lease.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-02
ia Wisssaaia,

Fhe wafer power of eastern Fen neasee ia tp be dspelcpAA stsctrtsai7y,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-02

Condensed TeIegrams

The 2ooth Anniversary of the in- corporation of the town of Chatham, Mass' was celebrated yesterday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-02

The Democratic State Convention Will be held on September Il and 11 Tn the Foot Guard armory at Hart ford.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-02

The Roosevelt Campaign in Penn sylvania this fall will be fought un- der the name of the Washington party.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-02

Approximately S1sboo, 1t was an HsuAeed gssFeEaay, has bssa received hy Gsy: #ilssR iA campaign esHtrIbu- liens thTensh the mails. The largest esHtEIhHtieR announced ss far was that of William J. BsFaa wine sent A,AAa: Fhs smallest came fFem aH Omaha man. Ehe seat Rs esata,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-02

Controller Prendercast resigned rom the Union League club of Brook iyn following the action of the club in indorsing President Taft.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-02
anano Eranka ldpnai6ed.

New York, ADg. l.---fSs.Fg9 FEank'' e4rotsei. one ,JJs .fhe four gtlaimen wana eS For fhe kiiling of fbs ssqHPler, Hsf-
 n7an Rnsenfhal. WAS fdllptflaea today sa being ip ffc gTsy niBraer ear at the sIuas of tba sispptlRa Tbs idRnG . AsAelsA KhasA Nas AaARs / fF thEee
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-02

William Lyons, Jr., a stock broker of Pittsburgh. was found dead in a Dafhtub in hospital in that city. He had been ill several months.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-02

Cole Younger, the Former Missouri bandit was robbed of $65 by a pick pocket while attending a lecture by William J. Bryan at Summit, Mo.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-02

Representative Sharp of ohio told tAs hsgse yesterday tfsf progress 9f aEfafisa had yftnAi1y made help less the fleets and armies of the world and urged thA appropriation If lIb. ssal sufa ts establish aH aerial fleet feg the FFstestieA efthe United States.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-02

The Heirs of Mir. and Mrs. Robbins of Yonkers, who were lost on the Ti- tanfc, received word that $5,00O in checks, which Robbins carried, were recovered from the sea.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-02

The Rock Island passenger train, No. 6, was dftcled near Pueblo. Colo, The engineer and train porter were killed and several passengers injured.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-02

pr. AdoIph Teller, a prominent Ber- lin physician, has presented before conference of German physicians, A patients whom he declares he has en- tirely cured of cancer without opera lion
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-02

Charles E. Pickett, clerk of the Unit ed States court, who is the master in the inquiry into an alleged steamship combination, will sail on August g for Southampton, to take testimony of J. Bruce Ismay.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-02

Joseph Smith, President of the Nor mon church, has sent messages to Mormons in tho state of Chihuahua, Mexico, advising thefn to leave the country until the insurrection is quelled
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06
SON N-LAW NICK
IS IN HOT WATER
Trying to Steer Course Between
Father-in-Law, Wife and
Two Opponents.

Washington. september 5.-Congress-
man sick Longwortn Of ONO. has
made up his mind to keep oil the
stump In has district aud not try to in
ace the voters 10 re-elect him by
making d rousins series of campaign
speeches. The word went around
Washington to-day ,uat the Cincinnati
member. who is up AZ Beverly Beach.
NOS concluded to lie iow and lot the
troubled political currents takes their
course.
The friends Of Mr Lonswor,h here
sag he is 90 about the most emb1rrass-
ing position politically man can be.
Ia th. hrst pla,e. Mrs Alice Roosevelt
Long" orth .s an ardent supporter Of
the Bun Moose ticket She wants
sick elected but she wants her
father to get the presidency Her in
nuence is case in the direction Of keep
ing her husband az the seashore \
th;rd party candifate has come out
against Mr.. Longworth and THIS makes
MS situation difficult; Besides. the
Democratic candidate IS said 10 be an
active citizen and ready canpaigncr.
Under the circumstances. "Nlck" will
watch what the wild waves are say
ing rumor is going tho rounds
that he may be given tine Ambassador
ship TO London II beaten. but no
foundation for the report can be dis
covered here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06
OPENS WITH bright PROSPECTS.
Few Changes In Faculty of State Fe-
mnlr NnrnnI SChuOl.

Special to tn" Times Pls pa n
Fariny!lie Va september 5.-Thc
twcnty-ninth session OF the state Fe-
male Normal school opened on the
morning OF september with as large
"A number OF students as at any pre-
vious opening. an unusual number OF
high school graduates have entered
making the professional courses very
run for the coming session.
There are very fow cha&ges in the
faculty In the normal scif6ol depart
mont there is only one new teacher
Miss Florence e. Never as mead of the
department OF physical training Miss
Meyer is graduate OF Barnard Col
lcee and also HOLDS = diploma from
the Teachers College of Columbia Uni
versity.
In tho training school department
there are the following new supervis-
ors: Miss Ellen Murphy. OF South
Carolina. graduate of Winthrop Col
lego and or Teachers College IN charge
of the eighth grade Miss Bertha Wells.
of South Caroline. graduate Of WIN
ihrop College and student AZ Teachers
College. in charge OF the second grade
Miss Grace Z MIN. OF Sew YORK. grad
uate OF Teachers College. in the kim
dergarten
". a Maddox. principal OF the train
ing school and associate in the depart
lnent OF education has been granted a
leave Of >psence for a year III which
TO complete his course at Columbia
University. Mr. Maddox VIII return FOR
the session of l9iS-i9li.
Miss Alice Reed. of Virginia. grad
uato OF Randolph Macon Womans Col
leee. is put in for additional work in
rho training school on account of re-
adjustment occasioned by the absence
Of Mr. Maddox. Her work Will be in
the NTH grade
Miss Julia Johnson. or Virginia. an
alumni OF the State Female Normal
School class of 1910, viii be assistant
in the kindergarten.
At their meeting in June the board
Of trustees combined the department Of
English language and the department
of literature and reading S.to depart
mcnt Of English James NJ. Granger.
head OF the department of literature
ana reading, was made head OF tho new
department.
The students are registering on time
and the work of the school is being
session is very bright in every way.
Work on the new training school
building. for which the Legislature of
1912 appropriated $4,000. is progress
ing rapidly, and the building will be
ready for use in the spring term. This
win not only be of great assistance
To the training school department it
self, but will give much more ample
classroom space for the work of the
normal school department.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06
ITALIANS VISIT WILSON
Governor Talks 10 Them OF His Views
on I'm grafton.

Seagirt, y. j., September 5.-Gover-
nor Woodrow Wilson received TWO
delegations OF Italians to-day, one from
New Jersey and the other from brook
iyn lie talked about Immigration TO
them.
There is no sort Of visit more vel
come 10 me now he said. because
fear that things I have written have
been most grossly misintcrpreted
have mad FREQUENT occasions recently
10 meet delegations similar to this.
and it has been great qualification "a
me that they all speak in generous
language OF appreciation towards my
self but also with an extremely
broad minded apprehension 90 what
my real position is and Of what my
real feelings are.
The fact OF the matter is that
America has been enriched by having
the aspirations of some OF the finest
races IN the world brought 10 her
shores don, know whether We
ought TO rejoice that other countries
are in the same degree impoverished
but for myself, as an American along
with yourselves. ! rejoice most heartily
on the circumstance that men of
every European blood have brought to
this country their highest aspirations
tions without adding to the aspira
tons of the country and making the
country greater and frcer than i,
would he without them For myself.
have never felt thu slightest jealousy
OF the right kind of immigration. ana
by the right kind Of immigration
mean the voluntary kind When men
of their own initiative come with n
preliminary love for or desire for
America to establish homes for them
selves here and to Identify themselves
with tho country the result cannot be
anythins but good Cor the country it
self"
The Governor devoted himself for
the moss part to his spondence
to-day. His next speaking enlargement
is Monday. at the New York Press
Club, where he viii analyzc the three
political parties, their platforms and
aims
Governor Wilson said tonight that
he would attend the Democratic state
Convention at Trenton on october i.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06
Safest Antiseptic
For Women to Use

In every household YOU win ind
among the toilet necessities some sort
of germicide, in the form OF either a
tablet, solution or powder. Many of
these antiseptic preparations contain
poisons. and unless the greatest care Ia
used. much harm is dono to tho per-
sons using them
The value OF an absolutely harmless
antiseptic powder. as compared with a
poisonous tablet or solution. is appa-
rent to every one. and that is one rea-
son why physicians everywhere havs
strongly recommended the use of
Tyrec's Antiscptic Powder. Tyree's
Antisept.c Powder should commend
itself therefore. to every household.
Unequalcd az douchc. - cent
package makes two gallons OF stand
ard solution. sold by druggists every
whore. Send for booklet and sample
j. S. Tyree. Chemist, Washington, d. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06
REPORT NOT BELIEVED
Itnly md Turkey Not Likely TO Break
or SeEOtintions

Chiasso. Switzerland. September s.
Little credsnce is placed in REPORTS
being circulated that negotiations be
tween Italy and Turkey arc to he
abandoned on the ground that il has
been found Impossible to conclude
peace. These reports arc considered
as merely aiming to influence public
opinion SO the respective governments
may OBTAIN better concessions
italy, IL Is said. has assurances from
al the powers that no matter what
nappens they Will not Interfere in tho
question of Libya. 1t was after the.n
assurances. and on the condition ST
lorth. that Italy agreed to Count Won
Berchtholds proposition respectins
granting gradual autonomy FOR ali inc
rnropean provinces of Turkey Is a
CONSEQUENCE. II an international CON
ference is held as is likely. at vienna
20 discuss the plan proposed by tho
Austro- hungarian foreign minister
inc matter OF Llbya Will not be gone
INTO, while the Aegean Islands To-
Sether with the rest Of European Tur-
Key. VIII be fully considered. 1t is be-
HeNed tndt the administration at Cor
stanunople understands this. and
wishes 10 check the contamination of
count Won Berchthold's plan which
means substantially control bv tho
powers over European Turkey. II is
TO turkeys interest. therefore to on
ter INTO a direct asrccNcr, with ItaIv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06
In Objectionable Taste.

If the powers that guide Richmond
theatrical desunies had sought -
preserve tn. eternal fitness OF things.
they would have booked Tho Confes-
sion hy James iialleck Reid. author
OF Human Hearts and other emo
tional efforts. for Ire B!jou. instead
of FOR tho Academy OF Music. As it
was. THE Confession CO. Inc" pro-
scented The Confession ,wice yes
ieriay at tho higher priced house. ana
az tne rtsllar scale OF prices
Inc action Of the play is of the good
Ola inclOdramatic order. the sweetheart
of the condemned man uses the
phraseology OF on. OF Bertha VI Ciay's
most Impossible heroiucs plain
clothes man. in town In Massachu-
sctts IS sOt UP Ia a costume more APP
propr!ate for Bald win Feltz detec-
tivc who expects TO 90 "mooching"
around in tho mountains for year Or
so after the elusive. Aliens. during the
courtroom scene. incidents occur which
could only happen in the trial OF a
Madame steinheil, Or a Dreyfls. and
the author did not overlook his we'll
known and tremendously effective ap-
-to-the- Governor climax
Its story depends upon the use OF the
inrlolabNity OF tho confessional az
basis for It's dramatic incidents. and
here arises q question largely OF taste.
There can be 10 doubt OF the tense
ness the grip OF several Of the Sit
nations partly spoiled as they arc by
quickly following melodramatic out
bursts but IN order 70 create these
situations, words and actions and even
physical objects are employed that
would seem 10 belong only to the
sanctuary, or 10 some place sanc;ihed
by eNigency for the moment \ man
actually makes confession upon the
stage, even II not ia the literal phrases
% the duty. his confessor absoIves
him, free use is made OF the crucifiN
at certain moments and with q stmu-
lated reverence that IS startling. and
both tho name OF the Deity and the
various services due and rendered to
Him BY the priests and members Of
great church are loudly and dramat-
ically proclaimed time and time again.
In short. tho exploitation OF the the
atre by the use Of invocation. confess
s!on and absolution. cassock stole and
crucfX upon the stage is somewhat
shocking even 10 one no, OF that
faith.
The production was Of the cheapest
character the walls in All tho scenes
being OF that slazy cloth known as
aniline and the furnishings largely
Supplied by Mr. Bernstein. the property
master OF the house. but the company.
for the most part. was very satlsfac-
tory.
and Manager Briggs IS to be con
graduated FOR stcrnly continuing to
enforce Tho house rlle that the chew
ing gum curtain shall be runs UP az
$50 7; Is believed that In few
Years. nearly all Of the theatre going
public viii be able to memorise tho
hour and will cease TO annoy those
VINO are seated AT tho proper time.
" DonlEas rioraon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06
CAN'T HAVE
HIGHER PENSION
His Request for More Money
From Government viii
Be Refused.

Washington, september SIT John
hnskln Lariy. the leper nov. in 4.
western quarautiu. station. tries to
get ms pension raised as is reported
ne VIII DO IL hls wife d. successful in
.he diYorce suit now pending against
HlH' be VIII iail. according to a state
meht made by officials ii the Pension
once to-day. Ia order to obtain am
increase in his pension the ohcials
say Latly VIII have 10 show that he
rs IN ncei of ala and assistance on.
~ oiher words. Is unavoidabiy con
=, present the iepor. although .n
iecied vita the disease. is himself an
attendant ola other lepers ia the quar-
ant-ne station ana under these condi-
uons he cannot get a raise
Early is now receiving a pension
o. $40 a month At one time. while he
Wa IA Washington. he received 81.
4 month bat hc was then confined
II was stated az tEe Pension once
mat Mrs Eariy J.; she succeeds In get
ting divorce. will not b. eligible for
4 tension ln order 70 get Assistance
from Unclo sam She would nave to
SHOW That she had seen deserted by
her husband which is not fact
Jere Costello. coinnauder OF The Dis
u4et Sptnisi MA. Veterans. said to-
dat no st4ps lave been taken or even
contaminated ny tAe Spanish war Vet
Grams "lth % View tt getting "a raise
To- Lari5 iir sald hc thought 1t un-
likely That The local Veterans viii in
terest themselves ia tho case unless n
request for assistance comes sroin the
veterans Association iu tAe West. with
which Early is now connqcted II sucf,
request is received. Mr. costello does
noi hno" what the local yeterans would
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06
ATHEISTS APPOINTED.
Will Examine nv 10 Sanity of Cashier
r e. 'ThOrufou

LSpecial 10 Tho Times Displtch.l
Eureka NILS. va. September g.
Judge George J. Hundley. presiding at
the session OF Charlotte County Court.
watch has just adjourned. mas an
nounced the membership OF tho com
mittee OF alienists who VIII examine
as 10 tho sanity OF !. {. Thornton.
cashier OF the derunct Charlotte Bank
ing and Insurance Company The
members OF tho committee are DIS
Lewis c. Bosher OF Richmond. j. s
De Jarnette. OF the Western Hospital.
stanton William :. Drewry OF the
Central Hospital, Petersburg The
VIII examine Mr. Thornton and repor,
as 10 mis- sanity at a term OF court TO
be held November IS \ special term
Of court Will be held October II to
try the case pending against the direc-
tors Of the bank and other important
cases.