Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-08

A Monument of Liberty will be erected in Manila to the memory of Jose Rizal, the national hero of the Philippines.
 John E. Bradley, well known as an educator and author died suddenly of heart disease at his home at Randolph. Mass, yesterday.
 Eugene Debs. Socialist Candidate for president, declared at Schenectady that men are in mental childhood" to believe Roosevelt.
 Alexander Boardman, 10 years old. or bayonne, N. J., tried playing avia- tor. He Tell from the roof of the porch, sustaining fractured skull.
 As a Protest Against BIasphemy ana indecent language 1000 Catholics Will parade through the streets of Co., lumbus, O., in silence next Sunday.
 Mrs. Lucinda sippy Perschey, one or tne teW real daughters of the Amer lcan revolution, was buried at Green wood cemetery, Chadron, Neb., Sun day.
 William A. Peffer, elected to the U. s. senate by the first popuIist legisla- ture or Kansas. died of apoplexv at Grenola, Kan. yesterday, aged S1 years.
 Dirty Faced Male" and "overdressed female" worshippers were condemned by resolutions passed at the confer : ence of the Free Methodist church in Pittsburg.
 Herbert Knox Smith, the progres sive candidate for governor, yesterday made the prediction that Colonel Roosevelt will carry Connecticut by 15,000 plurality.
 Disquieting Rumors Regarding John D. Rockefeller's health have been set at rest by his excellent appearance While in the village of Tarrytown, N T., or at church.
 Senator w. B. Hepburn of Idaho, who has been ill since the adjournment or congress, has had a relapse after several weeks of steady recovery. He is suffering with heart weakness.
 William Struthers, who made the catafalque upon which the body of Lincoln laid in state after his asassi- nation, celebrated his golden wedding anniversary in Nutley, N. J.
 Agitation Against the Hiqh Cost of living in Pittsburg has led the pro- duce exchange to publish a weekly bulletin to show the housewife the exact condition of the market.
 American ShipbuiIdina made a sub- stantial increase for the three months which ended September 30 last, com pared with the same period last year according to figures made public yes terday.
 Seymour Voted in Favor of License yesterday. The vote was 456 for and 231 against. This was the first time the question had come up in three years. At that time the vote favored license.
 According to Announcement yester day by Lieut.. Martinec, of Cleveland O., who has charge of the special vice squad, more than 800 women of ques tionable reputation have been driven out of town.
 Tired of Life at the Ape of "A Asahel Woodruff of Hartford affixed a rubber tube to the gas jet in his room turned on the fluid and with the other end of the tube in his mouth inhaled | sufficient of the poison to end his life l Mrs. Perry Starkweather of St. Paul | nf f6f 1nv1o o,-f.. 70. 1 en and children of the Minnesota bu- reau of labor, dropped dead wher about to board train at the Union ] station yesterday.
 That the United States Steel cor. | poration was behind the third party l programme in regard to regulation oi | the trusts was the charge made bS 1 Gov. Woodrow Wilson in a speech al Pueblo, Cal, yesterday. Anonymous Letters have been re. ceived by Joe Wood. the Red So1 pitcher, threatening violence should ht win from the Giants in the worlds series games. Each of the letters bore New York postmark.
 St. PauIs Episcopal Church, one oi 1 the oldest in Boston, was proclaimed yesterday as the cathedral of the dio- cese of Massachusetts, at a service at- tended by nearly 200 clergy and many l lay members of the denomination.
 Postoffice Authorities of the United 1 States and Cuba are engaged in g hunt for a registered mail package containing $2O0,0O0, which is said tc have disappeared mysteriously between Havana and New York some time last week.
 James M Sheridan yesterday resign ed as chief of the field service of the ! general land office \tO become special assistant to the attorney general to l prosecute number of public land cases in Arizona and Southern Cali | fornia.
 Ray Pfanschmidt was yesterday ar | rested for murder in connection with | the Pfanschmidt quadruple murder case. The formal charge is that of the murder of Blanche Pfanschmidt al | Quincy, H.. sister z of the accused | young man.
 An Indictment Charging the murder | of Mrs Angele Parmentier was re- | turned against Henri De Lovers by the | grand jury at Providence, R. l., yester- day. The headless body of Mrs. Per mentier was found in the Blackstone river at Woonsocket last June. | Charles R. Crane of Chicago told the Clapp committee yesterday that he gave nearly $27.00O to Senator LaFol- | lettes campaign and $1O.000 to Gov ] Wilson's. Treasurer Hooker of the
  i that MT. Crane gave $70,000 to Wilson TaE1lI.x%. ua,..A Akx~x