Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-21

A dog saved the life of two-year- old Ethel Herman of Fayette City, Pa., when she was attacked by a copper head snake.
 Advantage is being taken of the ab- sence of Mrs Wilson and her daugh- ters to touch up and freshen the White House
 Mrs. Buscher of Branchviie, N. J., was bitten twice by a copperhead snake, which had crawled into her bed She will recover.
 The House of Representatives passed the bill authorizing an inquiry into the postponement of4he Diggs- -Caminettf white slave cases
 The Senate district committee order ca favorable report on the Kenyon red light" bill, intended to break up dlsorderiy resorts in Washington! Restoration to the Navy active list or Captain Templin M. Potts with the 1 rank of rear admiral is proposed in a bill introduced by Senator Martin. 1 Lieutenant Governor David |. Walsh, Saturday formally announced his | candidacy for the Democratic nomina- ton for Governor of Massachusetts.
 The business portion of sheridan, | Ore, about 50 miles southwest of Portland, was destroyed by fire Fri day night. The loss is placed at s200, 1 900 to $300,000
 Treasury Department officials after l investigation of charges against the management of the New York Mint
  and without merit
 After claiming a total of fifteen lives ! in two days in Louisville, the intense heat wave was checked Saturday by 9 rain storm which swept over the city and surrounding country
 The Jacksonville, Florida, Metro polls was sold Saturday to George A Mcclellan of Indianapolis, former owner of the Indianapolis Sun The consideration was $275,000.
 Reports of extreme destitution among hundreds of refugees from Monclova, Mexico, who have fled to Sabinas have been brought to Eagle Pass, Texas, by travellers.
 The Constitutional Commission of North Carolina passed an amendment eliminating the word rebellion" from the constitution and using the words 'the war between the states instead
 A committee of Japanese has ap- pealed to the government to permit the colonization of the state of More los, Mexico by Japanese, and negotia tions with that end in view are fr progress.
 The miIitancy of the English suffra ! Te} 6cS 6,y- A. c. Dixon, pastor of the Metropoli- tas Tabernacle in London, told a con- Sregation at the Moody Bible Insti. tute at Chicago.
 Hail stones of enormous size fell a Marietta, Ohio, during a storm, smash ing windows, breaking slate roofs damaging crops and killing fowls tha were suddenly thrust unprotected fntt , the storm when their coops were over. turned by the wind
 Buildig .operations .aggregatfrle $40, 000,000 which have been suspended In Chicago since June 19, will be re SUDed today, as a result of an agree ment entered into by representative
 of the labor organizations and tht Construction Employers Association. The executives Of four of the dafl, newspapers of Denver, Col, have beer indicted on charges of printing certain . advertisements of medicines in viola
 tion of a state law, indecent picture
 of bathing girls, and incidentally re . producing noted painting of the nude
 The Mckinley postcard is doomed t,
 disappear. The features of the mar : tyred president are to be removed t, : give way to those of Thomas Jeffer son. Postmaster General Burleson ha
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 that his decision in this regard is ir
 revocable.
 ' Tn his finding Saturday of tfre inQues held on the drowning of eleven boy y at one of the city bath houses a
 Lawrence, Mass, June 30, Judge Ma
 honey places the blame on John c f BattershiIl superintendent of publi property on the grounds of unsafe an, 3 insufficient construction of the run 5 way which collapsed.
 ] The body of a boy found on Wed l nesday afternoon at Lake View on tn r Ontario shore, about six miles fror 8 Oswego is believed to be that of Don
 aid Roscoe, II years old, who wa drowned with Hubert Moore in tn 6 Whirlpool Rapids on June 22, when q boat in which they were playin j. broke from it's meorings. t A new method of blood transfusio t was resorted to in the Northwestern v General Hospital at Philadelphia
 when in transferring six ounces c
 blood from the veins of young hus
 band to those of his sick wife, { specially constructed syringe was use
 to convey the fluid instead of bringin | the veins of the giver and receiver to
 gether.
 Declaring that Condition of ric and tumult" which prevailed Frida night was in Imminent danger of a re . newar Mayor George F. Cotterhill ( Q Seattle, proclaimed his assumption c f control of the city police Saturda, !. closed all saloons and ordered the sus = pension of publication of theSeattl r Times unless proofs of each editio ,, be submitted to him.
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