Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-14

o' 0iiu dIOunu COnStantlnOple and many wore people were killed.
 Prince Henry of Russia was chosen by the kaiser to represent him at the funeral of the late mikado.
 Elizabeth Lebar, 18 Years Old. a balloonist, fell in Lake Michigan near Muskegon Mich, and was drowned
 The Thirty Seventh Annual Conven- ton of the American Poultry associa- l t1on is in session at Nashville. Tenn. |
 James A. Hersey, formerly prominent | in the wholesale dry goods trade in New York, died at his home in Brook | lyn.
 The Senate Confirmed the uomina- tion of George M. Morton of Massa- chusetts to be United States district judge.
 The United States Traininu Ship Newport arrived at Plymouth. Eng land, from Sweden. All on board are well.
 Four Armed Men Boarded a West l VA II 1NSilu6 blIGCk EttI III NllCa2Q ana robbed the conductor and several pas sengers.
 The Trade of Taxidermists is boom ing; political clubs are eager to se- cure bull moose heads for decorative purposes.
 The Plant of the Segura Sugar com pany of New Iberia. La, was destroy ed by fire with a loss of S500,000, part ly covered by insurance.
 Headquarters for the Republican na- tional campaign were opened in Chi cago. The democrats and progressives will follow suit.
 Mrs. M. Mccoy, mother of Bessie Mccoy, the dancer, is driving the blacksnakes from New Rochelle, N. Y. She has killed 2s this year.
 Seven Murderers Were Put to Death in the same electric chair at Sing Sing. The time was one hour and 16 min utes, worlds record.
 J. F. Guthrie, the Chicago teacher burglar, attempted to end his life in
 his cell by setting fire to his cclothes.
 Ht was badly burned.
 Charles E. Windom, a banker of Sterlin, H., well known in Masonic
 circles, died of apoplexy on an excur- sion boat on his way to Chicago.
 The Cigar Factory of Milton S. Sters
 ner of Pleasant Hill, York Pa, was wrecked by dynamite planted by un- known persons The loss is $15,OOo. l Several Haitians Were Arrested in Santo Domingo city, charged with plots again President Victoria's gov
 ernment. They will probably be ex-
 pelled.
 w B. kiIlinsbeck, secretary of the that the party will participate in the primary elections in November. More Than 300 Mormon Men, follow ing their families, arrived at El Paso Z from Mexico, leaving all their possess sions behind in the hands of the reb- I els.
 James Whiteomb Riley deposited a check for $5o.GO0 in favor of Edmund H. Eitel, his nephew, who was married AACA do this.
 The Taft Managers in Kansas. after
 a- conference, decided to contest
 the nomination of the eight Roose- ] welt electors chosen in the primary r last Tuesday.
 Rear Admiral Oscar F. Stanton, U. s. N, retired has been selected by ! PTnCidant To f. ac ot ho fo la 8 special embassy to the Japanese em-
 perors' funeral
 The State Department has again = asked the Cuban government to pay T $500,000 remaining on the Reilly con 8 tract for the water works plant and t sanitation of Cienfuegos.
 Postmaster General Hitchcock de-
 clares the department favors allowing Q employees one day in seven for relaXa- 1 ton, bpt could not show individual
 preferelre as to the time off. s Commercial Conditions are becom- n ing alarming in China's silk districts l. on account of the widespread aban-
 donment of silk apparel for western
 clothing since the revolution. Leon Guitterez, We'll Known an
 aTchist. is dead and two policemen are wounded as a result of a riot in the
 Playa In Los Angeles, when a gang of
 Mexicans stoned the police. n The 5attIeship Delaware lost a tor ii pedo worth s5,000 at manoeuvres. Div n CTS found no trace of 1t. When the e anchor was weighed the missing tor 0 pedo was found in the prongs. 
 t Russell Bailey of Philadelphia, i. s days old. weighs two pounds, has . fingers as smooth as toothpicls and
 arms that will go through d woman's g ring. The mother is 16 years old. . Large Shipments of Arms and am
 munition are arriving in Picking from e Europe. As Prince Ching has recent . ly arrived in the capital, President l, Yuan Shi-Kai fears an attempt to re- n store the emperor.
 70 A Peculiar Will Written on foul / sheets of paper with the names of twt = witnesses, but no attestation clause l. was probated in New York. It was de. e clared valid because the intention oi
 the testatrix was apparent. e Rudolf Kstz, Socialist Candidate foi l. congress from New Jersey, was releas
 ed from jail in Paterson, N. J., wher,
 he has spent the last three months
 Katz conducted his campaign from be n hind the bars.