Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-13

to insure relief from the meat famine. King Alfonso Called in three doctors to examine his infant son, Prince Jaime, who is threatened with deaf ness.
 More Than 2,50o Bremen. with 25 bands and drum corps, participated iu a parade in Danbury yesterday after noon.
 Robert Walker, Known to New Workers for many years as Mark Twains double" is dead at his home there, aged AT years.
 The Atlantic Fleet Will Assemble at Newport, the elementary target prac- tice of the fleet having been completed on the southern drill grounds.
 Duluth Citizens Walked to Work yesterday, for the strike of street car employees had effectually tied up the system and not car was run.
 A Slight Earthquake Shock was felt at San Francisco at BPS o'clock yes- terday morning. The movement occa- stoned no damage or excitement,
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 Attorney General Carmody of New York decided that justices of the peace must turn over to the state treasury .the full amount collected from autoists in fines.
 A Grade Crossing at St. Johnsburv, Vt, claimed two victims yesterday when Mrs. Charles Coffin was in stantly killed and her husband proba- bly, fatally hurt
 Senator LaFolIette Has Left Wash ington for a western tour where it is expected he will enter actively the campaign for progressive candidates on state tickets.
 Forty-s six War Vesses-quite a re- spectable little navy in themselves are just now in the builders hands in various stages of completion, intended for Uncle Sam's navy.
 The Oldest Episcopal Church in Manhassett, L. l., said to have weath- cred hundred years of storms, burn cd to the ground Wednesday after be- ing struck by lightning. The International Union of Steam Engineers in convention refused to take cognizance of general strike as proposed by William D. Haywood of l the Industrial Workers of the World. Traokmen Employed by the Pitts I burg and Lake Eric railroad struck l yesterday for an advance of 25 cents a day to s2, and starting at Fayette l City, Pa, began march along the line.
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 The State Department does not ap- prove the suggestion of Senator Fall 1 that the United States recognize the that it might act as umpire or medi- ator.
 Justice Golf Denied Yesterday a l motion of District Attorney Whitman | to set the Becker trial for some day next week notwithstanding the stay of proceedings until Oct. granted We'd nesday.
 A Skunk Walked Into a-Baaqage room of hotel in Breton Woods, N H., and delayed the departure oi guests, as no one, including the Bret ton Woods police force, would touch the animal.
 A Shortage in the Potato Crop and high prices for tubers were indicated yesterday in reports to commission merchants from farming communitie. throughout the upper peninsula o Michigan
 Following the Example of J. P Nor. gan and other extensive collectors O. art treasures, Thomas F. Ryan is tt build a private art gallery adjoinin! his Fifth avenue residence to cost up. wards of $100,000.
 A More Stringent law bearing ol weavers' fines was urged by Georg' Thornton of Pawtucket, R. l.. in hi address as president of the Interna tional Spinners' union at the annua convention at Boston
 pr. D. S. Palmer, County Healtl officer of Phelps county, Neb.. an nounced yesterday the successful us of Ntetanus serum in the treatment o horses stricken with the new diseas diagnosed as form of meningitis.
 A Derrick Arm Snapped in Two a the Woodside sugar refinery at Hali fax, N. S. yesterday, dropping eigh workmen 50 feet to the ground. Thre 1 of the men were instantly killed ant one or two of the others may die.
 With All the Negroes believed f. have been implicated in the slayiug 0 8 young white girl at Cumming. Ga. ii prison for safe keeping that littl town Is reported quiet for the 7rs time since the discovery of the crim last Saturday.
 William J. Bryan Notified democrat ic national hcsdouarters yesterda, that he will start next Saturday on speaking tour of the western states following closely on the trail of Col onel Roosevelt. He will make the tril at his own expense.
 Joseph L. German of Bridgeport charged with bisamy, was sentenced in the criminal superior court ther, yesterday to not less than one anC not more than three years in stat, prison. He had three wives. the las one being Lillian Shell of Bridgeport
 President Taft Has Taken Persona charge Of the question of permittins religious garb to be worn in Indial schools, and at his request Secretary Fishers unannounced decision and ac comDanying papers have been referred by the interior department to the sum mer White House at Beverly
 Edward Bates and H. C. Greiuer employees of a New York departmen store were hurled from a delivery wagon near Freeport, T.. l., yesterda, by a Long Island railroad express train. and their mangled bodies land ed on the locomotive pilot. on whlcl they were carried into the station.
 OBITUARY.
 Rev Matthew Russell.
 Dublin, Sept. 12.-Rev. Matthew Russell, distinguished Jesuit, die(