Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-23

Condensed Telegrams

Earthquakes Continue at Guadala Jara, Mexico, at intervals, making any attempt to repair damaged buildings impossible.
 A Party of 35 from the Appalachian Mountain club of Boston is visiting Innsbruck. They are exploring the Austrian Alps.
 A Plot to Kill King Peter of servia was discovered in Belgrade and the wouldbe murderer was arrested in Cettinje, Montenegro.
 Four Pittshurg Children were fatal ly injured in the explosion of a barrel were amusing themselves by kicking 1t about.
 Captain Peter Pryval, a well known Baltimore mariner, declared that he spoke to Captain Smith of the Titanic on the streets of Baltimore day or so ago.
 A Twelve Foot Snake, believed to have been an anaconda, was killed in flower garden at Stamford yester- day. It was as large around as a mans wrist.
 Major Frank T. Woodbury of the | army medical corps at Fort SeVeren, Ga, was reprimanded by courtmartial for carelessness and neglect of duty as a physician.
 Fred L. Lenox, young draftsman of Buffalo led the life of a millionaire in | Chicago for two days representing himself as a son of Senator Guggen- helm of Colorado.
 The Investigation Into the Murder of Herman Rosenthal has given New York such a securing and cleansing of | crooks and gamblers as the city has not known for years.
 Gorham Tufts, Jr., the oriental" mystic and cult leader, was sentenced to three years in San Quentin prison in California for having defrauded his wife of more than $1oO000.
 Charles w. Piner of Boston was in stantly killed in an automobile acci- dent near Rochester, N. H.. yesterday. ] Three other persons in the car escaped | with bruises and minor cuts.
 Miss Bessie Stewart of WeIIsville, Mo-, is suffering from a remarkable form of trance. She is reported to have read books and described pie lures in the dark and foretold deaths. w. H. Tabor, President of the failed American State bank of Terre Haute, Ind, pleaded guilty to embezzlement of SS0,000 and was sentenced to from l two to fourteen years in state prison.
 A General Police Alarm was sent out yesterday for Miss Dorcas Lyams Snodgrass, who is strangely missing from the home of her brother-in-law, John l.. Gridler, in Mount Vernon N. Y.
 It is Now an Almost Assured Fact 1 that Professor Dyer, superintendent of the schools of Cincinnati. will accept the offer of the city of Boston to be- come the superintendent of schools of | that city.
 Mrs. EsteIla Ryan of Chicago has gone to Germany to fight for the Wertz Family association against The Netherlands, Germany and Austria for the s1S5,0OO,O0O estate left by Marshall Paul Wertz of Germany.
 Anti Saloon Interests won a victory before the senate judiciary committee yesterday when Senator Cummins was authorized to report favorably a bill giving to dry states power to intercept shipments of liquor from wet terri tory.
 At the White House Yesterday a $50 bill for President Taft's campaign fund was received from a preacher in Gal weston, Tex, who wrote: T find things given in secret reach heaven: there fore, 1 prefer my name remain ob- scure."
 The Famous Old Apple Tree neal 1 AppemattoX courthouse, Va, under which Lee surrendered to Grant, long since carried away piece by piece by souvenir hunters. is to be replaced bl a tree planted by Governor Woodrow Wilson.
 A Strike for Higher Wages is 1T progress at the dyehOuse of the Hart. ford Carpet corporation al Thompson vile, where between 70 and 100 em. ployes refused to return to work yes l LO4 dotS uHAtSo lASy Ntl . cliiAUu all III crease
 Charles F. 5rooker of Ansonia saiC yesterday that he was not d membe of the executive committee of the re publican national committee becaus he had given notice that he would D, unable to serve owing to the eXaction of business.
 The Case Of Fred A. Russell, clcrl , of the board oS selectmen of the towl of Orange. who was arrested for ridinl on the running board of d trolley ca i'll West Haven, was continued in tn West Haven court yesterday unti Wednesday.
 Believing That if the Now Bedforu strike continues many weeks they will be forced to close their places of busi ness, merchants of the South End Wil request the board of trade in it's off cial capacity to take action to see 1 7 some arrangements cannot be eneCte, to bring about 8 compromise.
 The Committee of Five ProgressiV . republicans who were appointed b, Medill Mccormick to wait on Governo Deneen and ascertain whether h would support Taft or Roosevelt fo