Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-08

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 The report, that President Arriaaa died at Lisbon is denied.
 A. Spanish American exposition will be held in Seville, in 1914.
 About 500 additional men employed on the ore docks at Duluth struck.
 President Wilson selected William J. Price of Danville, Ky, as minister to Panama.
 Gas will replace oil as fuel in the mint at Philadelphia in order to lower expenses.
 pr. Louis Peiser of the German Hos- pital of New York died at Carlsbad of angina pectoris.
 Fire destroyed the Herbert Brush Manufacturing Co.'S plant at Kingston, N. Y. Loss, $50,00D.
 Preston McGoodin of Oklahoma was nominated by President Wilson to be minister to- Venezdlea.
 The forest fire, to extinsuish which 400 men had been sent from Yarmouth, Mass, is under control.
 Louis Larocque of New York, heir to $5OO,00O, committed suicide by drown ing at Port Jefferson, l.. I.
 A party of 60 Russian school teach CTS visited the New York Stock Ex- change and Clearing House.
 
 Samuel Jefferson and David Price, negroes, pleaded guilty to stealing a brick house at Washington.
 Addison R. Wright, shoe manufac- turer of Philadelphia committed sui eide in the Reading terminal
 Reports from every district on Sew ard peninsula in Alaska complain of lack of water for placer mining.
 Governor Ralston of Indiana has gone on the first vacation he has ever taken in his life. He is 65 years old.
 Mayor Gaynor vetoed the resolution providing $32 900 for the establishment of a municipal ice plant in New York.
 More than 4,ooo lead miners of St. Francois County, Mo, voted to strike for a wage increase of 50 cents a day.
 A new naturalization record was established when 1900 petitions were filed in the New York court within ten days,
 A mad dog rushed through Colgate & Co.'S soap factory in Jersey City and caused a. panic among 300 girl en- employees.
 k,,A convicted in Bridgeport of having bob" veal for sale and was fined $50 and costs.
 The Norwegian cutter which sailed to relief of the Schroeder Stranz Arc- tic Expedition, at Spitzbergen, is re- ported to have sunk.
 An appraisal of the estate left by the late Major General Frederick Dent tate to be valued at about $100,ooo. The widow is sole beneficiary.
 Seventy five per cent. of the fire in surance companies that withdrew from the state in June have agreed to re- sume business in Missouri at once.
 A. E. Baer of Mobile, an engineer on the Louisville & Nashville, was paid $1,000 by the Postoffice Department for capturing Howard Edwards, a train robber.
 Edward D. Onion of New York city changed his name to the original fam fly name of Barrett His ancestor be- came an Onion for a considerable sum of money.
 Edward, the 18 Months Old Son of MT. and Mrs, Louis Terrecana, fell into a submerged tank in the rear of his home at Meriden last evening and was drowned in less than foot of water.
 Thirteen Year old Joseph Kamaitis of Naugatuck will probably die from concussion of the brain received in a runaway accident Thursday after noon.
 The village board of Wilmette, ILL, passed an ordinance empowering the Northwestern Elevated Railroad to construct a terminal in the town at cost of $25,000
 A collie dog was killed in a fight with a. leopard which escaped from circus, near Red Lake Falls Minn. The leopard had attacked two children, when the dog sprang to their rescue.
 As finally accepted the jury in the Diggs White Slave case at San Fran cisco contains ten married men and two bachelors. Eight of the jurors children and six of the eight have daughters.
 Thomas F. Lockhart died at Yelling ton, Me, after passing 27 years in bed. During his ai1ment Lockhart wrote autobiographical book with his two fingers, which were the only moveable parts of his body.