Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-02

Gen. William Booth left directions that one of the inkstands in his study should be given to his son, Ballington Booth.
 Frank 5accus, a Negro, Of Reno, l New, claiming to be the oldest man in the west. celebrated his 122d birth day last week.
 Manufactures Comprised virtually two-t thirds of the total exports of do- mestic products from the United States in July.
 Emperor yoshihito Has Written to the pope expressing hope for contin- ued cordial relations between the Vatican and Japan.
 l As a Tribute to pr. Joseph Dawson, the doctor who never asked a fee,' a | granite shaft will be erected over his grave in Wauconda, Ind.
 Solomon GaIet, IA Years Old, kas shot and killed at Chicago by Tony Guino, Is years old, who had accused Galet of stealing pigeons. | A Bureau for Legal Complaints, with a woman assistant city prosecutor in charge, will be opened at Los Angeles today by Guy Eddie. city prosecutor | Quarantine Restrictions placed upon 1 passengers arriving at American ports from Cuba during the recent outbreak of plague at Havana have been re- moved.
 If the crowds Turn Out on my western trip as they have done in Yer mont, I don't know as will live through It," said Colonel Roosevelt Saturday.
 A Proposed Increase In Railroad rates for transporting furniture in carload lots, was held up by the in terstate commerce commission pend- ing investigation.
 Miss Lucy Martin, the IA year old daughter of Senator Martin of Vir- ginia, was chosen to christen the new | United States collier Proteus Septem- Der IA. at Newport News. I The Smallest Deposit recorded in I Chicago in recent years was made with a Chicago bank by W. F. Dunham a numismatist. It was that of a United States half cent, dated 1884 l The Official Figures in the vote of the Chicago surface line employees on the proposed agreement for three years contract, defeating 1t by 6,351 to S66, were announced Saturday. sf1t | Miss Catherine Mccraoken of Hack I ettstown, N. J.. who observed her S9th birthday, has spent over three quar- ters of century as "shtt-in" Sl1e injured her spine when II years old
 The Death Warrant of Marie An toinette recently discovered at Wash fneton. according to a Paris despatch must be a fac-simile of the original which is in the national archives in France.
 Olaf Rixer, Chief of Police of Miller 8 town east of Gary, Ind, was found dead Saturday, having been electro cuted during the night by coming ir contact with wire in the municipal lighting plant.
 Failing in an Attempt to Delay the l trial of Police Lieutenant Charles Becker for the murder of Herman | lieutenant will ask that Becker be tried in another county. I More Than 100 Prostrations from the heat Saturday put an end to the chil- dren's exercises and flag drills on the campus of Ohio State university which were planned to mark the last day oi the Columbus centennial
 l Arrangements Were Made Saturda, for the investigation By the sub com mittee of the United States senate as to whether American money was fur I nishcd to assist the Orozco or the Ma dero revolutions in Mexico
 Mrs. Alma Palmer of owego Dice during the dedication of monument to one of her ancestors, General Sul- livan. hero of the colonial army. She died from apoplexy, induced by fright from the roar of a cannon. | Former Governor Glenn of North Carolina, in speech to Pittsburgh school teachers, in which he ridi- culed the hobble skirt told the ladies to wear trousers if they wanted to but to wear those with two legs. 1 Proposed Increases in the transpor- tation rates on lumber ranging from one cent to six cents hundred pounds from points in the south to destina tions in Canada, were suspended Sat urday by the interstate commercs commission.
 Judge R. w. Archibald of the com meroe court, whose trial under i'm peachment proceedings is impending before the senate, has asked Chiei Justice White of the United States supreme court to temporarily relieve him of duty.
 4 Youth Who Attempted to obtain s26O from Mrs Helen Becker, wife oi Police Lieutenant Charles Becker. or 1.-the representation that he possessed secret information which would al Becker, was held in s1.5O0 bail for the grand jury.
 Poison Extracted from the roots oI peach trees said to have been one ol the ingredients of medicine prescribed by Chinese herb doctor, is believed 1 by Coroner j. c. Snyder to have caused the death of Louis Potter. the New York sculptor.
 Increased Freight Rates proposea bx transcontinenta railroads for trans. portatfon of commodities from ea sfArr points to Pacific coast terminals were suspended Saturday by the interstate commerce commission from Sept. until Dec. 31, pending an investigation | Hot Wave in Chicago.
 Chicago, Sept. 1.-Chicago's hoi wave continued unabated today. The maximum temperature registered was sS degrees at ?. m. Three deaths and nine prostrations from heat were reported.
 I Storm Damages Orchards.
 Geneva. N. Ys Sept. Thousands of dollars of damage was done by a storm of tornado like violence which passed over this section today. Apnle