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Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29
COAL STRIKE NOW
 SEEMS INEVITABLE.
Wage Scales of Both Glasses of Min
 CTS Expire Sunday.

Cleveland, O., March 2S.-IittIe nr7,s- pect of settling +ha bitunninous coa1 lnlners wage dispute 10 prevent a btrlKe next Monday and the shutting. down of practically all mines operated Dy union men was Seen by the operat . ors and union officials today. after tbev nad conferred for hours and had failed To agree. The lack of steps toward an Immediate settlement and the fact tbat only three more days intervene rbafore both the anthracite and bitup9inolIs wage scales expire were said to make It almost certain that a widespread stoppage of coal production will bee-in next week for an uncertain period and a strike involving about 500 00o men may ensue.
 The situation tonight wag: The miners in the anthracite 1ields off Pennsylvania will quit Sunday at mid night, because their agreements with The operators expire at that time and no new agreement even if it were be- lore considered. could be put into ef feet in time to prevent the susIDension. The union officials say the sus pension will virtually be strike.
 The contracts of the miners in +he bituminous regions also expire Sunday midnight, and they probably will sus- pend because they have no neJg agree frent upon which to continue. Officials Cf the union assert if a strike in both classes of mines is called it will entail loss in pay to the men of approxi- mately t1,000,000 a day
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29
ATTACK ON STRIKE
 LEADERS AT CLINTON
Verbal Attack on Militia Resented by
 Party of Young Men.

Clinton, Mass, March 27-Stones and ep7thets were hurled at represen- taTives of the Industrial Workers o4 the World as they made their way to their hotel tonight from a mass meet ing of cotton mill strikers, A crowd of young men took exceptions to an attack made by Louis Nelson. one of the speakers. upon the local militia in relation to it's duties at Lawrence during the strike there. They inter rupted him during the meeting and sS- terward followed the visitors who in oluded besides Nelson, William n Haywood and Elizabeth G1rley Flynn Chief of Police James E. F'reei and an officer went to the protection of inc party and kept the crowd back unti1 all were w1tlrin the hotel. No one was hurt
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29
GIVES FLOODED HORSE
 TO THE GOVERNMENT
Donor stipulatss It Shall Be Ridden at
 Lendon Horse Show.

New York March 2s.--It was an nornced today that o. J. Guide. @ veal thy advertising man, has presented his 19ocded horse "Pr1ncA Henry" to the United States government on condl- lion that the horse be shown and rid den by an American officer at the forthcoming international horse show in London. Mir. Guide says the horse has cleared the bar at ' feet 6 inches riderless, at the word of command The record set by the last internation- al show was feet inches. Prince Henry was shipped to Washington to- day.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29
DEMOCRAT SAYS THAT
 DEMOCRATS ARE INslNcERE
Are Preaching Economy, He Declares,
 but Not Practicinq 1t.

Washington, March &-Representa- five Sisson of Mississippi, democrat Ftartled his political colleagues in the house today by charging that inc pemocratic party was not sincere in sts protestation of economy. He sought to have stricken from the di- plomatic appropriation bill an item of 6lO,000 for expenses of the American delegates to the next general assem- ply of the International Institute of Agriculture.
 T am tired of this prating of econo- Fny by the democratic members of this house,' he said, land the absence of fts practice. We preached economy lphen the republicans were in power fnd we fail to practtce it when v-s qnVe the opportunity. am critIcising 10 Individual on this side of the cham bar but the democratic, party will have 20 lace the criticism of the country pnd bear the brunt of that criticism
 Several democrats criticised 0Ir. Sis son and his motion was lost. The bill. carrying $500. 900. was passed.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29
GRAND JURY REPORTS
 IN THE BRANDT CASE Finds No Cause for Indictino SehisfT or His Personal Counsel.

or His Personal Counsel.
 New York. March 2s.-After examin- Ing foTty-one witnesses the grand iurv Investigating the case of FoIke 10 Brandt, handed Up a presentrnent to Judge Grain in the court of general sessions today, holding in effect that in their opinion neither Mortimer L. ScniI, who employed Brandt as 8 valet nor his personal counsel. How ara Cans. were guilty of conspiracy Tn causing the servant to be sent 10 JalI Tor thirty years for alleged bur glary in the Schif home. At the same time, the jUyI holds that Braudx should not haze been indicted for burglary in the first degree but for grand larceny. The court refused, however, to receive a presentment to this last effect.
 Both MT. and Mrs. Schiff had ap- peared as witnesses before the grand Jury, and Brandt, himself, had had a nearing. He is now out on bail, and Judge Rosalsky, the judge who sen fenced him, having set aside the sen tence, it is not thought that he will be imprisoned again.
 Having under consideration the question as to whether any indictment should be brought on any charge of conspiracy growing out of the said case" the Jury reported in it's final presentment, I've are informed by the district attorney that we have heard all the evidence to be Iresented on the subject.
 Such evidence, in our opinion, does not require the finding of indictments"
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29

since the shooting, I'm hungry"
 could have shot you" said Alien, as he smiled and nodded toward De- tectlVe Lucas, but l was a little ex- cited at having you come upon me 80 soon. Anyway. 1 didn't want to have to kill anybody"
 Lived on Bread and Water.
 Some bread and a cask of water were Iound hidden in the thicket and Allen sald they were all he had been living upon for several days. The boy talked freely on the long journey over soggy roads back to Hillsville. Though the whole countryside had learned by the wireless" of the woodland country that another Allen had been taken, there was no excitement
 Gold Medal for Miss Goad.
 Claude's capture gives renewed hope ot the capture of the three remaining Lugltlves-Sidna Allen, his nephew. trlel, and Wesley Edwards. A move ment has been started among Virginia women to present a gold medal to Isa bel Goao, the daughter of Clerk Goad, who ran to her fathers side when he was under fire by the Allen gang and brought a freshly loaded revolver for him to continue the light Mrs. Will nam Fl, Mann, wife of the governor. Is heading the movement.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29
AUBERT's RETREAT
 A BIT OF STRATEGY,
While Rebels Pursue Him Fortifioa-
 lions Arc Being Strengthened.

Jiminez. Mexico, March zS.-General Irucy Aubert Is succeeding by his re- treat in keeping the main body of General Orozco's army occupied in chasing him through the hills west of Jiminez, while the main body of the federals under General Huerta is con- centrating at Torreon and rendering it impregnable to assault
 Aubert. coming with his 1,250 men from Torreon by way of Mapini, through tortlIouS defiles of the noun tains, and threatening Jlninez, made it impossible for Orozco to follow uD his victory of Corralitos by pursuing the routed federals as they lied toward Torreon.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29
COUNTERFEIT COINS
 IN AN INFANTS WRAPS
Whole Family Arrested for Counter
 feitins at Boston.

Boston, March 2S-A six months old oapy girl was arrested tonight bv boston police and federal inspectors on me charge of counterfeiting. Her father, Samuel Malta, and her mo+har Jennie, were also arrested. charraS with pa9sing counterfeit quarters and aineE. When the police searched the Malta house, moIds and plaster casts Were found, but no coins. One of tbe c1iice-s, who is a married man. mo- tlced that the baby was wrapped up Tn a peculiar manner and when sew eral yalds of the baby wraps we-,. taken off, it is said that nearly s9O0 nt-td money rattled to ths fiber. 1na whole family was taken ln.o custody the baby being included because if is aueECd that she had the major parf CT Ie discriminating evidence
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29
THE DAY IN CONGRESS.
Representative Lebeok criticiss, Ina
 Department of Justice.

Washington, March 28.-Ths day in congress. HI
 Senata:--
 In session 2 p. m.
 Gronna joint resolution creating a commission to investigate foreie, r,," :" ral credit unions favorably renor{ad L,, fnance committee. '0' 'S
 Housss-
 Met lat noon.
 Resumed consideration of diplomatic ana consular appropriation bill. HepY esentative Lobeck, criticisinr aepaIIInent Of justice, introduced reso- for all correspondence.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29
Frat Members suspsndsd.

Rochester, N. r., March 2s.-Thirty members of frsternities at West High school were suspended today for refus- ing to sign cards distributed by the principal. The school board put a ban on fraternities some dime ago, and the answers to questions on the cards rAssed out today were expected to show whether pupils were living up to the rules.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29
Nd Emptx oars Wanted at Min..

New Haven, March 2S.-Notice is being served on the New York, New Haven 6 Hartford Railroad Cc er5 other New England roads bv roa1- carrying lines west of the Hudson Tiv- CT 10 dlsconunue the further delivery or empty coal cars to be taken to the mines TOT coal. The reason assigned by the coal carrying roads for this action is in anticipation of a striIse tn the natutaz sftsr March 30.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29
u+ioa Strika StiM nn

Utica, N. Y, March 2S.-The 20Oo operatives who left the cotton miIIs of the New York Mills company in the ciEag'E of the same name. this morn ing, hhld a meeting this afternoon and denid' bd to remain steadfest in their deina pds for an increased wage. double pay For overtime, recognition of the ;eXtil B union and Improvements in fbe ooEpT tany's houses, in which hundreds of eT hployes live,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29
TO LAY THE DUST OF
 ROADS WITH MoLASsEs
Bureau of Good Roads Is Making Ex-
 Perlments.

Washington. March 2S.-The people of the United States may be riding over roads of molasses in the near future. The bureau of good roads is making experiments near here with a very cheap grade of molasses mixed with lime water, as a dust-laying cov- CT for roads. Logan W. Page, direc- tor of the bureau. said today that in the beet sugar country, the cheap black strap" molasses, now destroy ed as Of no value. might be used in this road work. The bureau is test ing various kinds of surface and un- der-surface materials on stretches of suburban roads.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29
Miners Ruyinq No Pswdsr.

Scranton, Pa, March 2S.-M2hern here are refraininS from buying pow der or other supplies in anticipation of shutdown on Saturday. They ars contenting themselves with doing as much work as they can with the pcw- der they have on hand and if a miners supplies run out tomorrow that miner will quit tomorrow.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29
HIcHBoRN TO BE BURIED
 BESIDE HIS FATHER.
Ne Effort to ss Made to Notify His
 Wife of His Suicide,

Washington, March 2S.-Funeral rites vor Philip ;. Hichborn, the lawyer and Hisga2lne writer. who committed sU6. Edde yesterday because of dasnor oyo-- Iu- over the elopement of his wife IDi+t 2 Fsise friend, were held today. The hodv accompanied by MT. Hicbborr's aoeS mother and a brother -in-law, p s Psarsarl, left on an afternoon t1af1 fo,. Cambridge, Mass Burial will he +0- heorrov in Mount Auburn cemetery q,s- aa4s the grave of Admiral Hichborn father of the unfortunate man.
 No effort will be made to spprise Mrs Htchborn or her companion. Horace r, Wylie, who are supposed to be in Trance, of the death Of the husband pf the former.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29
LoRIMER HANDICAPPED BY
 INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE,
Edward Hines, Millionaire Lunlbsrwan,
 Also Given Clean Bill of Health.

Washington, March 2s- Senator Lorimer of Illinois, won an overwhelrn- ing vindication today at the hands of the special committee of eight senR- tors who have finished a second in- vestigation of his election by the Illinois legislature in 1900.
 Twice challenged and once acquitted, the committee by votes of 5 to 8 in all vital points completely exonerated him of any kind of legislative corruption
 Edward Hines, the millionaire lum- herman, referred to in the investiga- tion as ''the man who put Lorimer over" was also vindicated by the com mittee. It was charged that Hines raised a corruption fund of S10O,000 Co elect Lorimer to the senate. The ma jority repudiated that and adopted Q resolution that the evidence showed that he did not raise or contribute ant sum improperly.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29
seven : Fooaer for Iudns.

Hancock, Mich, March 2S-Lozia who measures seven feet six inches fin his stocking feet, was nominated today for justice Of the peace fin Hancock township He claims the distinction of being the biggest candidate in the country.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29
KNOX KNOWS NOTHING
 OF PLOT AGAINST HIM
Secretary of State RidicuIes Idea of
 Rumors from Nicaragua.

Santo Domingo. March 2s.-The American secretary Of state tonight declares the state department had no information in any way substantiating the r1Imor of a plot in Nicaragua to dynamite his train. According to a Managua despatch published here, this alleged plot has resulted in the sen- tencing to death of forty opponents of the government Another despatch from Managua says that the allega- tlons have been trumped up as an ex- cuse to dispose of certain Zelaya ad- herents.
 Secretary Knox ridicules the idea of a plot and believes that the report has been circulated to discredtt his mis- sion.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29
"A. ?. of L. to support Min.ra.

" ashington, March 2S.-samuA1 Qoq apers, president of the American Fef Seration of Labor. was a visitor on thq house side of the capitol today. Ad zed if the federation would support tn!3 United Mine Workers, in case of a strike, he replied Yes"
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29
Referendum on Woman suffr.o.,

Lansing. Mich. March 2S.-The house this afternoon by & vote of 75 to 1s passed ths bill providing for a vote at the fall election on a constitutional amendment granting woman suffrage. The bill now goes to the governor for his signature, Governor Osborn rec eEnAenGsd tha passage of the bsiL
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29
WeaIevsn Wlns pobnts.

Brunswick. Me, March 2S.-By win ming from Bowdoin here ana Grom New York university in Middletown, Conn, tonight, Wesleyan university carried off the honorS in a triangular debate tonight. Tn the debate with New York university in New York the Wesleyan team was defeated.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29
Another RussIan Murder Plot.

Sa. Petersburg, March 2s.-A plot has been discovered to assassinate General Chao Erh Suan, goveFnor-gen- eral of Ma.nchurie, according to 6. de- sptoh from Mul1den. Two arrests have been made,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29
WOMEN DENIED VOTE BY
 HOUSE OF coMMoNs
Consolidation BlII Defeated Last Nlghs
 by Vote of 222 to POS.

London, March 2s-By vote of 1fa to POS tonight. the house of commons rejected the conciliation bill. which was before the house on its second reading. This measure aimed at con ferring the right to vote upon every woman possessed of the household qualifications and would enfranchiso 1000, 600 women.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29
New Haven Schooner Destrcvsd.

Washington, March 2S.-The reve- nue cutter Onodaga today destroyed the schooner Elm City, of New Ha- ven, Conn, which was wrecked on the shoals of Cape Hetteras several days ago. The schooner was a menace tO navigation.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29
aives tils Redx 10 stud.nt.

Anderson. S, C.. March 2S.-SanueI II. Hyde, 2S, the first man sentenced to die in the electric chair in this state, assigned his body today to stu dents at an Atlanta Ga. medical col lege,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29
To Probe Strikes snd Lpokorta

Washington, March 2s.-Senatoi Watson of West Virginia, introduced 9 concurrent resolution today provid ing for the appointment of a perma nent joint committee of the two houses of congress to investigate strikes ano lockcuts
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29
Ancient Medical Work Translated

Chicago, March 2S.-Dr Carl Fl. Won K lein, North Side physician, after 20 ye RrS study and an outlay of S5O.o00 ha completed the translation of the I 'apyrus- -Ebers," an Egyptian medical Wt rk 1000 years old,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29
steamshlp Arrivals.

fit Genoa: March 26, Duca D,Aosta fro m New York. At Boulogne: March 27. Rotterdam. fro m New York.
 ht New York: March 2S, Hamburg ffT nm Naples.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29

A singular Railroad Accident occur red at Washington. Conn, yesterday when four cars in a northbound freight train from Danbury to Litchfleld jumped the track at Judas bridge and plunged into the Shepaug river 25 feet below,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29
Jury Disasrees in Bribery cs.s.

Columbus, O., March 2s.-The fury in the case of State Senator Isaac F. Holman, charged with accepting bribe; failed to agree and WaM Aia- cAarzad latA-A -AaAA-.-
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29
Gilbert LenafelIoM.

Pasadena, Cal, March 2s.-Gilbert LongfeIlow, a cousin of the poet. died at his home here today, aged Ss years. He was born in Manhias, Me, and was intimately associated with his famous cousin. whom he resembled greatly in Rppearance.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29
OBITUARY.
William, B. Maaa.n

Providence, R. L. March 2S.-Wsl- lisrn B. Weeden. retired mill owner. and an author of considerable note died al his home here today. aged 7S, Af one time he was in control of the iWaTbosSet mills, now owned lv inc American WoOlen company He was a graduate of Brown and was the author of several wor4zs on economies and history,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29

Rome. March 2s,-ALa1or Archibald W. Butt. personal aide to President Taft, was received today by King Victor ElmmeDUel in private audience at the palace.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29

Evan Mlliek, His Wife and Their three children were burned to death early yesterday when their home at Askam. Pa, was destroyed. The en- tire family was asleep when the fire started MIllick was a Polish mine worker.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29
Cabled Paragraphs

Rome March 28.-J. P, Morgan was today received in private audience by King Victor Emznanuel at the palace.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29

President Taft Promised a Deleaa- tion of 25 business men from Altoona, Pa, to attend, if possible, the 5Oth an niversary celebration of the Lincoln War Governors Memorial association there on Sept. 25.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29

Paris. March ss.-Robert Bacon, United States ambassador to Eranca Was the guest of honor at & brilliant farewell luncheon given by the Amer lean chamber of commerce in Paris to- day. ssius
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29

Prof. Daniel Cady Eaton of the Vale ATT scno0I IS very seriously i'll.
 Representative Martin of Colorado introduced resolution proposing an investigation of the shelter trust.
 Demands for increased Pay have been made upon the master builders bv the New Haven Carpenters union.
 Rev. Dr. Benjamin Wsrrsn At,y.u an Episcopal clergyman, died suddenly at his home in Newton, Mass. yester- day,
 Senator TsyIer of Tennessee under went an operation for gallstone vee- terday, and 1t was pronounced suc- cessful
 The Cruisers Nortf, caroSgns, sl-r1- lnghann and Salem will be placed in the first reserve of the Atlantic fleet on April 20.
 The DsatEq Is Announced of Ezsk;.J M- Ezekiel of Springfield. Mass. for merly prominent in the councils of the democratic party of that state.
 Theodore N. Vail, President of the Western Union Telegraph company has announced the adoption by his company of a pension plan for f5e benefit of employees.
 The Resolution Plaeinq massachu- setts in favor of the election of United States senators by direct vote was adopted by the house yesterday by vote of 167 to S7.
 Twelve Women Jurors in a Justice court at San Francisco decided that unless tailor made suit fits perfectly the man who ordered 1t need not pay the tailor full price.
 The Operatives of the Crown and SnoWden Worsted mills in Olneyville, R. l., have been notified that when they open their pay envelopes today they will receive higher pay.
 The Anthracite Coal Operators are making no move to prevent a suspen- sion of work in the anthracite fields and they regard such a suspension at midnight on March S1 as inevitable.
 Colonel R. p. Diekerson, Spanish War veteran and friend of Theodore Roosevelt, has shipped a five months old lion to St Louis to be presented to the former president during his stay in St. Louis.
 President Taft Promised a Deleas- ton of 25 business men from Altoona,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29

Valladolid. Spain, March 2s.-A strike broke out today among the em- ployes of the Northern Railway of Spain. Four thousand who are ern- ployed on the line in this city and sur rounding districts left work today. They demand an increase of 25 Der cent in their wages.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29

Salford, England. March 2s.-Tom Mann, the well known labor leader, was today released on bail in s2.000 after giving a written guarantee that he would not repeat his indictment to the troops to nutiny pending his trial.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29

Colonel R. P. Dickerson, Spanish War veteran and friend of Theodore Roosevelt, has shipped five months old lion to St. Louis to be presented to the former president during his stay in St. Louis.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29

Rev. Dr. Benjamin Warrsn A&wsN. an Episcopal clergyman, died suddenly at his home in Newton. Mass. yester- day,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29

Demands for Increased Pay have geen made upon the master builders by the New Haven Carpenters union
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29

The Anthracite Coal Operators are making no move to prevent a suspen- slon of work in the anthracite fields and they regard such q suspension at midnight on March S1 as inevitable.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29

Viterbo, March 2S-Signor Battaglia counsel for the priest Vitozzi, spoke in deIense oI his client today. He repre- sented Vitozzi as a victim. not Rs a criminal, as a man who had been de famed, and as hero of great ideals, piety and religion
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29
Condensed TeIegramS

Prot, Daniel Cady Eaton of the Val Art school is very seriously i'll.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29

Representative Martin of Colorado !ntroaOced a resolution proposing an investigation of the smelter trnqt
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29

The Operatives of the Crown and SnoWden Worsted mills fin Olneyville, R. l.. have been notified that when they open their pay envelopes today they will receive higher pay.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29

Senator TsyIor of Tennessee under- went an operation for gallstone yes terday, and 1t was pronounced suc- cessful
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29

The Cruisers North Carolina, sirr1- lnghana and Salem will be placed in the first reserve of the Atlantic fleet on April 20,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29

Twelve Women Jurors in a Justice court at San Francisco decided that unless a tailor made suit fits perfectly the man who ordered 1t need not nav the tailor full price.