Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-02

party.
 Controller Prenderoast resigned rom the Union League club of Brook iyn following the action of the club in indorsing President Taft. l William Lyons, Jr, a stock broker or Plttsburgh. was found dead in Dafhtub in hospital in that city He had been ill several months.
 Cole Younger, the Former Missouri bandit, was robbed of s65 by a pick pocket while attending a lecture by William J. Bryan at Summit, Mo.
 The Rock Island passenger train, No 6, was dftclled near Pueblo. Colo. The engineer and a train porter were Killed and several passengers injured.
 Captain II. E. BiNby, who taught Mark Twain how to pilot steamboat, was found dead in bed at his home at St. Louis yesterday. He was S6 years old.
 Interest was Manifested in the Sen ate over the announcement that form CT senator Nelson w Aldrich might be returned to the Senate from Rhode Island.
 Mrs. Jean Hooper Page, author. poet and magazine contributor, died at the summer cottage of her father, Major 5. K Hooper at Pine Crest Colo, of meningitis.
 Floyd 6urIey, 2 Years Old, was se riously injured in Duluth, Minn-, by rooster that attacked him with it's spurs. It is feared the boy will lose his sight.
 Mrs. Ida Davis was granted a di- vorce in Tacoma, Wash. because her husband traded her to two other men for two building lots and then boasted of his bargain.
 Senator knute Nelson of Minnesota. reconsidered his determination not to be a. candidate for election and sent in his petition for place on the state primary ballot.
 John w. Russell Announced yester
 day that Harry K Thaw is suffering from ptomaine poisoning as a result of eating preserved food while in jail at White Plains.
 The Ohio State Central committee in convention in Columbus made no attempt to pick a successor to Judge E. B. Dillon, who refused the nomina- tion for governor.
 Lightning Caused Damaqe estimat-
 cd at STOOD at Ipswich. Mass, yester-
 day. A bolt struck the barn at the l Ipswich poor farm. destroying that
 building and contents. The Heirs of MT. and Mrs. Robbins of Yonkers, who were lost on the Tf- tarifo, received word that $5,O0O in checks, which Robbins carried, were recovered from the sea.
 Dr. AdoIph Teller, a prominent Der lfn physician, has presented before a conference of German physicians. A . patients whom he declares he has en- tirely cured of cancer without opera ton.
 Dynamiters Yesterday Attempted to
 blow up the saloon of Nanny Abra - hams, the first legislator to vote for
 William Lorimer on the ballot which sent MT. Lorimer to the United States ' senate.
 The House Yesterday Voted 145 to l -NS sO AAts-A CC lO lAlt Ntud lC S dUlGuU- ment to the sundry civil apprOpria- ton bill, continuing the present tar if board in office for another year. ' The Call for Labor in the vast
 wheat fields of the American north r west recently printed in eastern news , papers, is having a wholesome effect. many workers going from New Eng , land.
 Joseph Smith, President of the Mor- , 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 Police of aiI the cities and towns , in Rhode Island and bordering states ? were asked yesterday to watch for
 Frank Weeden. an inmate of the state } insane asylum, who escaped Wednes- { day night.
 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 1smay.
 Thomas Mckenzie, a Blind Adven- tist preacher, who achieved notoriety . from his appeals to President Taft to [ electTocute him to end his misery, died in Battle Creek. Mich, from injuries received in an auto accident. l Dr. Mitchell of the Pennsylvania hospital of Philadelphia, took nine stitches in the heart of John Thomp- son, after that organ had been cut l virtually in halves during a fight It ' Is believed Thompson will recover. , The Strike of Shoe Workers at the Bridgewater, Mass, plant of the w. Fl. McElwain company was increased
 yesterday by about 90 operatives leav- ing their machines and joining the 130 workers who remained away from
 their benches Wednesday.
 Col. ]. 8. Mosby, the Confederate
 guerilla, was promised by Mrs Wirt
 J. Darlington that if he distinguished
 hfrassif in the war she would kiss him on his return. Now, 50 years later, ne comes to Bristol. Va. but the lady pleadE the statute of limitations. carmeiia crapa Gave Testimony re- gently in the Glen Cove, L. L, court that sent away two of his Italian coun- tFyfnsn to prison for assaulting a young gtrl Yesterday Crapa's body, with 50 knife wounds. was found ly- ing alongside the railroad tracks,
 Representative Sharp of Ohio told
 tAs h6Jse yesterday tfsf progress
 9f sFfa4isA had yiTtnai1y made hsib- less tRe fleets and armies of tias Werld
 and urged thA aPPfssfiatish ef Ib-