Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-06

Gems from the Late Queen Maria
Pia's collection for which she had
paid $4,000, were sold at auction a
few days ago to Jose Cruz.
George N. Rapelje, postmaster at
Corona, L. l., several years ago, Is
in the Queens County jail awaiting
trial OF a charge of larceny.
Posses are Securing the hills around
Huntington, w. Va, for seven pris-
oners, who escaped the Jail after in
juring the turnkey and physician
The German Ship Rickmers arrived
in New York from Rotterdam brought
the body. Of the captain, Alexander
Schulze, who died suddenly on Fri
day.
Passengers on steamsrs from San
Domingo. report that the insurgents
are gaining ground every day and that
1t VIII result shortly in a general up
rising.
The Chief of Police At Athens has
issued regulation forbidding the
nensions at theatrical perform
ance.
About 1000 Men Employed in the
foundries Of Buffalo struck for an in
crease of 25 cents per day in wages
and a nine hour day. Thirty induseries
are affected
orrins Wright, Chicago City fire.
man, climbed down 60 foot stack
to extricate the body of John Pactus,
a laborer, who had been smothered to
death by SCOT
Striking Girl Furriers plan to nag
everybody in New York. They will
charge 10 cents for a tag, and il YOU
are sympathizer you can pay up to
800 for one.
Orders Have Been Placed within a
| day or two with the Baldwin Locomo-
| tive Works at Philadelphia for Is To-
.eomotives. bringing the total of the
firms contracts to 81.
Nearly Half an Inch of Snow fell
| at Lapeer. Mich. and the townspeo-
| pie enjoyed a snow battle in the midst
OF summer. A light snow also fell at
New Castle, Pa.
In Order that Her Son, who has
just been graduated from college, viii
have work, Mrs. Orpha Gilmore. of
Beach City. Ohio. has bid for the
towns power plant.
Union Labor in Queensland is fight
| ing the measure which prohibits
strikes until time has been given for
a government arbitration board to at
tempt an adjustment.
The Body of w. F. chiverton, the
| CHIEF steward of the Titanic was
| found on June by the British steam
ship nford. while she was bound from
Galveston to Hamburg.
President Gomez of Cuba commuted
to life Imprisonment the death SEN
tence Of six officers who murdered
four soldiers near Santiago during the
recent negro rebellion.
Representative Hobson's plan for
the creation of a council of national
defense, was sidetracked when Chair
man Hay Of the military affairs COM
mtttee, had it stricken from the house
lc>-4endar.
Captain S. c. Cody. a former Amer
action against the war Office, to re-
cover compensation for his man-lift-
ing kites now in use in the British
army.
The Motor Boat AquiIa, valued at
$5.7O0, caught fire following an explo-
sion Of the gasolene tank. about q
half mile off Sandy Hook The two
occupants were picked up by another
motor boat.
The Carnival Which Was to have
been held in New York under the di-
rection of the Hotel and Business
Mems league has been abandoned on
account of the Titanic disaster and
The walters strike.
One Negro Was Lynched and mob
was in pursuit of another near Halls
station, Miss, according to railway
passengers arriving here The two
negroes are said to have murdered a
white man named Tut.
Following the discovery of a plague
/ infected rat in New Orleans. Assis-
/ tant Director Edward Francis Of the
/ government hygienic laboratory has
left to instruct local authorities in
warding off the plague
A Warrant Charging Federal Dis
| trict Attorney John P Neilds of VIII
mington, Del, with impeding Justice
| in a steamboat case in 1908, was serv-
I ed on sustigation Of Mahlon r. Foster
who is under Indictment for mail
] fraud.