Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-16


Charles w. Morse Will Not Be Re
moved from Fort Mcpherson, Ga, to
Hot Springs, Ark, for treatment until
there is a decided improvement in his
condition.
George Barr Mecutcheon, the Author
and playwright, is fighting off a
threatened attack of appendicitis and
may have, to go to New York for an
operation.
While His Mother Law Told in
Court at Noblesville, Ind, her story OF
how he had murdered his wife, Harry
Hiatt dropped asleep. in the prisoner $
box yesterday.
GivVan- Battina Gindir, Psuedc
Catholic Priest, was arrested in Rome
on the charge of swindling. He con-
fessed to the police that he had gotten
about 100000
Every National Bank in the country
must be examined regularly at stated
periods, according to stringent instruc-
tions issued by Comptroller Of the
Currency Murray.
The leo Blockade in the Hudson River
resulted yesterday in closing down the
| big Federal Sugar refinery at Yonkers
| n. Y. One thousand men are thrown
out of employment.
Thirty American Fishing Vessel.
| with cargOes of frozen herring valued
at 100000 are imprisoned in the ict
| foes off the coast Of Newfoundland anC
| threatened with destruction
Joseph Thibaudeau Of Salem, Mass.
mail carrier for Hettler's lumber camI
on the south shore of Lake Nipissing
| Ontario. was found yesterday frozen t
death on his route to the camp.
| In a Fire That Destroyed the Pasa
dena Hotel early yesterday at loss O
! S250,000, heroic rescue of the sicl
child Of Mrs. George H. Cherry Of Sa1
Francisco was made by bellboys
Violet 5uehIer, the Missing chieaq,
Heiress, was found Sunday nigh
working in a tenement at the south.
| west corner of First avenue and Eas
Seventeen street, New York city.
Headed by Gipsy Smith, the Londor
Evangelist, and Henry Mccoy, genera
secretary of the San Francisco Y. M
| c. A, 10000 men, with Bibles in theil
hands, paradedNthe streets of Frisco.
There Are Indications Of a Strik,
Of the anthracite miners this sprin,
unless the operators agree to the new
scale Of wages and other demands I,
be made by the Mine Workers union
Mrs. Bridget Costello Died yesterda,
afternoon at her home at Meriden a
| the age Of 105 years. She had beer
| confined to her bed for the past sever
years, but had retained her menta
| faculties.
All the important Records Of tn
department Of justice at Washington
and its library of $4,000 volumes ar
in danger Of destruction by fire, At
torney General Wickersham said yes
teFday.
| Collector Stone, Sergeant at Arms 0
the republican national committee. ha
been given unlimited power to max
all appointments and arrange ever
detail for the republican national con
vention in Chicago,
John Mitchell at the Convention O
the United Mine Workers in Indian
apolis this week will c1deavor to hav
that body rescind the resolution adopt
ed a year ago compelling him to resigI
from the National Civic Federation.
William p. snowdeII ef BrooLf7NIc
Mass. who was awaiting trial in tn
superior court on a charge of break
ing and entering house in Sturbridgt
hanged himself in his cell In the Wor
cester county jail yesterday with a be
sheet.
Because President Taft Set the ex
ample on his recent western trip. an
frequently since. Of discussing openl
and unreservedly the pending arbitrs
tion treaties with Great Britain an
France. the senate voted yesterday t