Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
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 Condensed Teiegrams Presidens~Taft Viii Attend the fare
 Washington February 15.
 Four American Warships were or-
 dered yesterday to Central America to observe what are believed to be indications of unrest.
 Frank B. Lyon, 50 Years Old, door, keeper of the New York house of rep-
 resentatives from 1902 to 1909. died yesterday at his home in North Cuba
 Marlin E. Pew, Editor of the Phil
 adelphia News-Post. was taken out of bed on warrant for criminal libel
 The charge is brought by Magistrate | Carey.
 The Recovery of w. A. Smith of Kalamazoo, for a part of whose brains tuted. seems certain, according to phy- l sicians.
 Andrew Williams, a Negro, was 1 lynched by mob at Houston, Miss,
 yesterday. Williams was suspected of 1 having murdered Mrs. John C. Will
 Hams.
 l lies in the fact that he gave Andrew Carnegie his first job. died in Mays River, N. J.. leaving an estate valued
 at s1,00o.000.
 Three Hundred Women went to Carson City yesterday to urge the leg islature to change the divorce law of Nevada so as to require a residence of -l James Gallagher, Telegraph opera tor of St. Louis, lost his sight and hearing through an accident. When tap the Morse code on his forehead. Damage Estimated at $22s,oo0 was done at Peoria ILL, yesterday.when fire house, steel room and blacksmith shop of the Avery Manufacturing company.
 The Case of Edward MyIius, convict ed in England of nbelling King George and excluded from this country on that ground, was postponed for one week in the federal court at New York yes- terday.
 Joseph p. TunuIty, chosen by Pres ident-elect Wilson to continue as his Secretary during his administration, was the luncheon guest of Charles D. I1illes, President Taft's secretary, yesterday.
 Eight Men Caught in the govern ment's anti-bucket shop crusade in 1910 pleaded guilty or nolle contendre in the district supreme court at Wash ington yesterday, and paid fines ag- gregating s50.000.
 Attorneys for Louis Saxon of New Britain who is under sentence of death for the killing of Annie Spell ansky in that city Nov. 27. have per fected appeals to carry the case to the supreme court.
 A Bill Adopted by the Legislature of Washington provides that all proposed measures must be submitted to every voter in the state by publication. The printing and advertising of one meas qre will cost $15.000.
 { All But 50 of the $50 employees of the E. E. Taylor Shoe company, at Nashua, N. H.. struck yesterday. Later they met and formulated demands for a 20 per cent. increase in wages and recognition of the union.
 Doctor. w. J. AdIitz of Hoboken, secured verdict of s5,S00 in the fed eraI court for professional services rendered to Mayor Gaynor, while the latter was in a Hobol1en hospital af- ter being shot in 1910.
 Announcement Is Made of the ap- pointment of General Manager B. R. general manager of the trans portation department of the Boston and Maine with offices at Boston.
 house which for years has been a source of annoyance to election com missioners because of the alleged col- onization of voters there around cleo tion times. is about to close
 cipriane Castro, ex-President of Venezuela, will have at least another week of liberty in New York before the federal court renders decision in the matter of the habeas corpus writ re- gently obtained in his behalf
 Judge Alfred H. Beers of Bridgeport, commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic, yesterday an- nounced the election of Past Com mander in Chief Louis Wagner as treasurer of the permanent fund
 irvina Button and Mrs. Paul Hamus Loucks, who were held at Westdeld. Pa.. pending an Investigation of the death of Buttons IT year old bride, were released last night when the cor oners jury returned a verdict of sui eide
 Uncle sann's Postage Stamp collec- tion, one of the finest in the world and valued at s500,000 has been placed for preservation by Postmaster Gen era1 Hitchcock in the National mu- scum, where phi1atelists and others may view it at will.
 Representative J. Hampton Moore of Pennsylvania. in a speech on Steph- en Decatur and the gallant frigate | urged the house yester day to appropriate to recover the Phil 1  water in the harbor at Tripoli.
 Mrs. Lige Gilmore confessed to the | Webb City, Mo-, police yesterday that | she and James Lynn of Galena, Kan, l had murdered her husband there last | Thursday nght. Mrs. Gilmore declar- l ed that crue1ties inflicted by her hus- band during 22 years of married life had become unbearable.
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