Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-16
Condensed TelegramS

American Soldiers Went Into Juarez. Mexico, yesterday by mistake. and in ternational trouble is threatened as result.
 Mrs. Roger A. Pryor, the Author and wife of Justice Pryor. died at her home in New York yesterday at the age of S2 years.
 The Death of Charles Appleton Gib- son, one of the best known residents of Bangor, Me, occurred yesterday at the age of 79 years.
 The Four story Building Occupied by the Michigan Furniture company at New York was burned yesterday, en- tailing a loss of $s0,O00
 The Handsome High School suiIdinq at Ithaca, N. T.. covering a city block, was destroyed by fire Wednesday. The loss is estimated at $20O,OOO.
 A Memphis, Tenn, Mob Yesterday lynched an unidentified negro accused of having attacked g Is year old white girl. It is said the negro confessed in part.
 Seventeen Boarding Students at the Connecticut Literary institute at Suf- field, Conn, are suffering from measles and the disease is spreading in the town.
 Max Abbott of New York, a member Of burlesque company playing at Cincinnati, who was shot by George Stone after a quarrel in a theater, died yesterday.
 Two Discharged Pullman Car Porters are under arrest pending investigation of series of robberies of passengers in sleeping cars on trains entering St. Joseph, Mo.
 The Standard Oil Company of New Jersey yesterday declared a dividend of S6 share, compared with S7 de- clared three months ago and S15 de- clared year ago.
 Mrs. Edith P. Gran, wife of Hugh Gran, the architect who designed the Singer building in New York, was granted an absolute divorce and the custody of her son.
 At the Meeting of the Directors of the New York, New Haven and Hart ford railroad in New York yesterday the regular quarterly dividend of two per cent. was declared.
 John Degasss, Aged 5S Years, a car penter, committed suicide at Ridge field, Conn.,, yesterday by hanging on the premises of Mrs. Harry SeeIey where he was employed.
 March 10 is to Be Observed as fam inc day throughout the United States Ministers of every denomination will bring before their congregations the alarming situation in China.
 The Nomination of Former Gaverno, Myron T. Herrick Of Ohio as aulbassa dor of the United States to France. tc succeed Robert Bacon. resigned. yes terday was confirmed by the senate.
 Two Manufacturers Yesterday Tolc the senate finance committee that in the event of free trade in the United States they would leave the country and establish their businesses abroad.
 Governor G. w. p. Hunt, the newly installed executive of Arizona. created mild stir after he had subscribed tc the oath of office by refusing to occupy a reviewing stand built by non-unior labor.
 Max Glass, New York Horse Deal. CT, was fined $500 yesterday on convic. ton of sending a glandered horse tc Kearney, N J.. to be slaughtered and used in sausages to be disposed o- abroad
 The Illinois State Pardon Board yes terday decided that the four murderer. of Fred Cfuelzow, 8 truck farmer. must hang today. Thomas Jennings, a ne. gro murderer, will be hanged at tho sane time.
 John s. Herbert of Litohtield, aset 25 years, employed by the Souther1 New England Telephone company a: head installer. fell from a pole at Dan. bury, Conn, while at work yesterday 30 feet to the ground, and fractured hi, skull, dying a few moments later. A Telephone Speech by Presiden Arthur T. Hadley of Yale university from his home 1000 miles away in New Haven. will be the principal feature o the Ash annual banquet of the Yal, Alumni association at Chicago Satur day night.
 Max Copper of Providence, R. l., Wa! instantly killed and Arthur Nudge Q Ire same city probably fatally injure; while engaged in the erection of th. 1 lev locomotive cranes in the Bostor aud Maine railroad shops in Concord Ss IT., yesterday.