Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-27

AAA t4AO CLfAi wal LDDh HIS ORtl l4LE Uy hanging yesterday. He was 30 years old.
 William H, Mcclellan, attorney gen. eral Of Maine in 1879, under Governor AlCnzo Garcelon, and member of the Maine senate previous to 1880, died yesterday aged 79.
 Senator Martins Resolution express ing the regret of the senate over the retirement of Dr. Wiley as chief chem list of the agricultural department, was shelved by the senate.
 Mrs. Mary Baker G Eddy, founder of the Christian Science church, left an estate in Massachusetts valued at s266,000. In New Hampshire her estate ls valued at $2,OOO.oO0.
 Three of the Principal Business structures in Bellows Falls Vt, the | Union and Armssblocks and the Hotel | Windhan, were destroyed by fire yes terday with a loss of $2G0,000.
 Thomas Coakley. a Shoe Cutter, and Mrs. Mary ChimneTy, a young widow l employed as a waitress in a restau- | rant, were asphyxiated some time dur
 ing Monday night at the Hotel Tou- raine.
 The Presiding Judge at the Trial of l Annie Crawford, at New Orleans, ac- 1 cused of having murdered her sister, l Elise, through administration Of mor- | phine, announced a mistrial soon after court opened yesterday.
 At the Department of Justice it Is [ ha1 ,n n 1 the beef packers trial would increase
 the governments task of securing con- ] Viotio1s under the criminal clause of l the Sherman antitrust law.
 l 4 Public Utilities Bill, tho feature 1 of which is a clause making it Oblig- atOry for all railroads in the state to 1 furnish passes to state officers and
 members of the legislature. passed the ! Rhode Island house yesterday,
 Cardinal o'cOnneli Went to Lowell yesterday and conferred with twenty priests. The conference lasted seveFal hours. and 1t is understood that the attitude of the clergyInen toward the textile strike was considered.
 A Governmental Investigation which i will pry into every phase of the lum- 1 ber business in all parts Of the Unit l ed States was begun at Buffalo yes- ! terday by United States Commissioner ] Samnel Hitchcock Of New York; Preliminary Work on a Tunnel to 1 rferce the mountain at Montreal, en- l ahling the Canadian Northern railway 1 system to enter the city was begun ! yesterday. The tunnel will be put ! through three miles Of solid rock
 President Taft Yesterday sent tc ! congress g message urging the imme- l diate enactment of 9 law to protect from private entry and exploitation fields of potash such as recently were
 discovered in Southern California Thomas Cioush, Aged IA, confessed | to the Hartford police yesterday that l he was responsible for three burglar | ies committed in that city. In order | to save the boy a charge of incor- i rigfbilfty was made and he was placed
 on probation
 Emil ssideI, the Socialist Mayor of 1 1fflwaukee, was eXonerated of a charge 1 of rnalfeasance in office brought by the | opposition. the charge being that he | suppressed information on which tax 1 es should have been hlgSrsr against i favored taxpayers,
 1 The Half ocxen TeIephone Girls ern- ployed at the SouthingtOn. Conn, ex- 1 change Of the Southern New England ] Telephone company walked out at 1 noon yesterday because of failure to come to an agreement with the coFn- ] gany over houEs of work
 Dr. Wiliiam 8. Friedman of DanveG | Col, president of the central confer 1 ence of American rabbis, has received ] letters from nearly every theateT man | ager of the country declaring that de- 1 rogatory characteristics Of the Jew will not be tolerated in their theaters
 Governor Eugene <. Foss of Masss- chusetts yesterday notified Represent ative James NJ Curley of Massachu- setts that while he was not candi- date for president, he desired his name
 "appear as a preferential candidate to be voted upon at the primaries in Massachusetts April 30.'