Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-17


 intervene in the Turko- Italian war.
 Joe Parker, MotorcycIist, was kill ed on the fair ground track at Broken Bow, Neb., while trying to take a curve at full speed.
 New German Coins Bearing the like ness of the kaiser will be struck in honor of the 18th anniversary of his accession to the throne.
 The Fact That Colorado is to elect two United States senators is making it the field of early campaigning by party leaders.
 The Old Wooden Frisats Lancaster has been mustered out of the .-svy' and will be used as detention ship of the public health service at Phila- delphia. a.
 In a Fierce Fiaht at Celtic Park, Belfast, Ireland, 50 persons were in- jured. The fight Started after someone had unfurled union jack alongside green flag. American BIuejaekets and Marines have been called upon by Minister Weitzel in Nicaragua to rescue from famine college full of girls at Granada
 Carl Olson of Oakland, csl., was arrested when he asked a police ser geant to notify Colonel Roosevelt that If he came,to California his life would pay the penalty.
 E. A. Generaux of Quebec refused | to sail on the Fabre liner Sant Anna | from New York when he learned ths | only passengers besides himself were young women. W
 The First Solid TrainIoad of Wash | ington grown apples, consisting of 15,- 900 boxes. has left Wenatchec, Wash and will be sent to Buenos Ayres by way of New York.
 Twilight Flying Was Forbidden yes- terday by officials of the Illinois Aero l club as a result of the death of Eow- i ard Gill, who was killed in mIdair collision Saturday.
 Mobilization of the Pacific Flest Aat | San Francisco next month has been called off by orders received by Rear Admiral ". l.. Cottman, commanding the Puget Sound navy yard.
 Francisco Del NvaIIe Frasquilo, a matador, lies dying at Los Angeles l hospital, gored by bull which he at I tempted to throw by the horns at a celebration there yesterday. I The Light Infantry. Battalion of | Richmond Va, known as the Rich mond Blues, arrived in Providence yesterday to begin weeks visit ir New England and New York. Army Engineers Are Satisfied that 1 the Panama canal will be made inn | European comment upon the s1ifflcien : cy of the defenses under construction
 sidna Alien and Wesley Edwards, the two Hillsyille gunn1en, captured ] Saturday at Des Moines, la. arrived l at Roanoke, Va, yesterday in charfe of. their captors and were locked up in jail.
 Stirred by Failures of national banks during the past few months, Lawrence | o. Murray; comptroller of the curren- cy, yesterday announced that he would take vigorous steps to make banking safer.
 Vice President James S. Sherman is slowly recovering from the nervous 1 breakdown which some time ago a. | the advice of physicians caused him to seek the seclusion of Grove Beach, Conn. ~.
 Playing Baseball Resulted in the death at Chicago yesterday of Herman | Hilgendorf, a member of a semi pro e. T1a I~tS rr- head by pitched ball and suffered, g fractured skull
 Work Was Begun Yesterday on a 40foot tower to surmount the observ- atory of the Smithsonian institution on Mount Wilson, whereby attempts will be made to ascertain whether the sun is growing cold. e" George Potter of Hartford, a grad 1 uate of Yale with the class of 1907 was yesterday sentenced te 30 days in jail in the New Haven city court on charges of breach of the peace add carrying a revolver without permit | Wesley 5rownell, Aged 25, and his IT year old wife Winnie, residents of Cul de Sac, Idaho, shot and Killed al | Colfax, Wash, A. Neeven. the step father of Mrs. Brownell. Reeves was charged by his daughter with havina maltreated her in Idaho and aiding others to do so.
 Six Years Firing of the Big Guns of the army posts has resulted In the submission of many curious claims for damages on the part of farmers, cot tagers and fishermen: aggresating s32, 616. distributed among 220 persons which are now being settled by the disbursing officers.