Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-18

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 Four persons were prostrated by the E eat in Kansas City, Mo.
 Fire destroyed number of business buildings at Woodstock, N. H. Loss, 150,000.
 Mrs. Violet Hatch celebrated her 01st birthday at Washington, Court louse, Ohio,
 The New Bedford tax rate announced Saturday is s20.20, 90 cents higher, han in 1912
 Much damage is reported from Man toba, Canada, following a severe
 The Bethlehem Steel Go. will ship in | December IA nine inch guns for the 1 coast defence of Chile
 The pattern shop of the sharon Foundry Co.,, at Sharon, Pa, was des- Eroyed by fire at a loss of $75,00O.
 A mob broke into the jail at Morgan, Ga, and shot dead Robert Lovett, a negro charged with killing two white men.
 Z PA. ("Bud } Renaud, aged 50, we'll known in sporting circles for many years, died at New Orleans. of cirrho sis of the liver.
 Major Samuel P. Cox, a veteran of the Mexican and civil wars, died at his home at Gallatin, Mo, Saturday at the age of S5.
 Frances Meier, baby, was drowned in her home in Philadelphia when her mother left her near a tub of water to answer the doorbell.
 Benton McMiIlan, former governor of Tennessee left Saturday for South America, to take up his duties as Uni- ted States minister to Peru.
 Nine cows died after eating dyna- mite on a farm near Reedsburg, Wis. There was no explosion, the cows be- ing poisoned by the nitro -glycerine.
 Sharp increases in the prices of fresh beef are expected to follow the drought that is scorching the cattle growing states of Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska and 
 More than POO hickory trees were cut down in Central Park to stay the ravages of the hickory bark borer by order of the State Agricultural De- partment.
 Francisco della Barra former provision al president of Mexico and ex-Mexican minister to Washington. sailed Satur- day to take up his duties as Mexican minister to France.
 William w. Doherty, former United States Marshal at Boston and a prom inent attorney died Saturday at a Brockline hospital on the seventy seventh anniversary of his birth.
 Ninety thousand dollars accident death of John McAlphine, Duluth's millionaire lumber man, whose body was found in the basement of his home with bullet in the head. Moonlight threshing has been the rule on the big farms about La Crosse both on Wisconsin and Minnesota sides of the river. Threshing crews were unable to work in the day since Wednesday on account of the intense heat.
 Vicious attacks on Dr. William Bay ard Hale, who does not hide the fact that he Is in Mexico for the purpose of advising President Wilson on af- fairs in Mexico, were continued Sat 1 urday in nearly all the Mexican news papers.
 1 A piazza on the Bauntaus Inn, al 1 Lynnfield, Mass, collapsed Saturday l under the weight of 150 persons who were attending the picnic of the Essex County Republican club. The drop was only three feet and no one was seri 1 ously injured.
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 A roundhouse at New Haven, whicI was used bSA engines of the line, from New Haven to Northampton Mass. 1 before it's operation was merged into the New Haven system and known il
 those days as the Canal road, wa: burned Saturday.
 Lying close together in about foul feet of water in Webster's mill pond
 North Limington, Mo-, the bodies O
 Willie Taylor, aged 13, son of Waltel Taylor of Steep Falls, and Harry Mil Ter, 10, son of Maynard Miller of Linn
 ingtcn, were found Saturday.
 A general exodus of Industria
 Workers of the World has begun a
 Minot, N. D., and officials believe ther
 will be no further serious trouble il
 connection with the activities of tn,
 workers whose attempts to hold stree
 meetings have resulted in serious riot ] ing and 145 arrests.
 For the first time in forty years tn Order of Railway Conductors, tn Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers l the Brotherhood of Railway trainmen and the Brotherhood of Locomotiv Enginmen and Bremen are presentin, a united front in their negotiation with the Southern Pacific company. l WOMAN INIIIREH IN AN AUTO COLLISION
 New Yorker on Way to Summer Hon1