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Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-19
Concerning Fish and Game Warden.

Rear Admiral Goodrich of Pomfret. the member of the new state game and fish commission from this county, was In this city Monday and consulted several gentlemen relative to the ap- pointment of a fish and game warden for this section.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-19
2 on Tonight

What ls Geinr on Tonight Francis & Long Post. Ne. go. G. A R Hall.
 Wiliimanefo Camp No. sA W. Q. w. k of F. Hall
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-19
WiLLMANTIC
CITY WAS FLOODED.

Much Needed Rain Came in Heaviest Thunder Storm of the Season. Lightning Struck Trees and Barn.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-19
Visitors at the Eake.

Among those WIG sought the co n : forts of Lake Wangambaug, South Coventry, Sunday were: Pierre
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-19
DANIELSON.

Michael Harrington Paid S15.39 for Cruelty to His Horse and Sundays Misbehavior-Steam Roller Burns Leaves Of Trees-Local People at Camp Ground
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-19
Swimming at Coventry Lake.

occupy his own pulpit the first Sunday in September
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-19

MOreau ana SiSter, MT. ana MrS. James Tighe, Mrs. H. Fields and iamily, Misl H. Ladd, MT J. Moriarity and Miss Marjorie Meriarity, Dr. c. H. Royce and party, MT. and Mrs. Frank Melvin, MT. and Mrs. Jehn O'Neil, Raymond Ed. Meriarity of New York. .
 Newsy Mention.
 Church services at Chaplin were held on the grounds in front of the church on account of the hot weather.
 Mrs. Samuel J. Young has had erect ed 8 large monument in memory, of her late husband over his grave at the cemetery at Phoenix, R. I.
 Superintendent Chamberlin of the town farm reports good crops this season and will have an exhibition at the WilHmantic' fair next month. <,
 T. F. Downing of the state police force left for Portland, Me, Monday to summon witnesses in a New Haven county murder case.
 E. A. Winter, landlord of the Hotel Hooker, has been appointed by Judge Shea of the probate court cO-executor of the will of the late James H.. Ross.
 Miss Grace Pendleton has accepted a position as stenographer in the office of ex-Senator Charles l.. Gates, the new general fire claim agent of the New Haven road.
 Patrick Dennehey is taking his an- nual vacation. visiting New York and Philadelphia. He left Monday, ac- companied by Matthew Healy, and they will witness several of the big lea g1le baseball games
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-13
SIXTY PERISH
IN LAKE STORM
BODIES AND WREckAGE sTREW
SHORES OF GREAT LAKES;
SUFFERING INTENSE.
FAMINE AT CLEVELAND
CITYs LOSS is s2,ooo,o 900 AND ITS
STREETS ARE lMPASSAeLE
FOR WAGONS.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Chicago, Nov. 12.-The shores of
Lakes Superior, Huron and Erie were
strewn with the wreckagc of a three
days gale and snowstorm which cost
the lives of probably 100 persons,
turned bottom up in mid-lake 300
foot steel vessel with its crew,
wrecked or grounded numerous other
craft and caused property loss that
will run into the millions. The full
details o. the storm, which swept from
the westernmost end of Lake Superior
to the eastern shore of Lake Erie, be-
came known when survivors began ar
irving in various ports with tales of
hardships and heroic rescues seldom
equaled on the lakes.
On land the storm hit hardest at
Cleveland, Ohio, where five persons
We're killed and ten others lost and
where $2,OO0,0O0 damage was caused
to property.
A resumption of the blizzard would
cut off relief from the food scarcity
WHICH lle Guy uON IdItS. nam NOuiu
seriously complicate the situation, as
flood conditions would ensue
The death toll, with many ports un-
reported, is told thus:
Twenty-Five to forty men probably
drowned in the overturning of a
freighter found floating in Lake HUI
ron.
Five bodies washed ashore at St
Joseph, on the Canuadian side of Lake
Huron. Four had belts marked "Wex-
ford" and one wore a belt marked
London"
Three bodies washed ashore on the
west shore of Lake Huron.
Two bodies washed ashore opposite
the position of the overturned boat.
Six members Of lightship
crew drowned in Lake Erie near
Buffalo, n. Y.
Seven bodies washed ashore at Ket-
tie Point, Lake Huron, and seven
other bodies rolling on the decks of a
ship wrecked there.
At Port Huron, Mich, ten bodies
were washed ashore on the Canadian
side of the lake above Sarnia. Two
of them were identified as members
OF the "Regina's" crew.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-13
SPORT T,

Yale easily defeated Brown at New
Haven, Conn, by II to 0.
Denver university defeated Univer
sity of Wyoming at Laramie in the last
game of the season &c to 0.
The New York Giants and the Chi
cago White SoX played n hit or miss
7 to T. nine-inning game at Los An
geles before $1,000 fans.
kid" Williams. the Baltimore ban
tamweight and Eddie Campi Of Sar
Francisco have been matched to boz
twenty rounds at Vernon arena l.:
Los Angeles Dec. l3.
Willie Ritchie, lightweight cham
pion of the world, defeated Leach
Cross of New York in ten-rount
bout, which went the limit. at Madi
son Square Garden. New York
Solomon Meyer. owner Of the In
dianapolis club, said that the much
discussed sale OF his club to Denver
baseball men would not be completed
and that the deal was now entirely Off
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-13
FOREIGN.

The Chino-French bank signed a
contract for loan to the Chinese gov.
ernment Of $3O.OOoOOo.
Mendel Belliss. defendant in the IA.
nous ritual murder" case, was &C.
quilted at Kiev, Russia.
From Paris came a cable that Gen
eral Porfirio Diaz has advised Huerta
TO retire from the presidency OF Mex,
leo.
Seventeen hundred men quit work
on the Pacific Great Eastern railway
grade between Newport and I.illobet.
b. c., completely tying up work there.
Provisional President Huerta. It was
learned in authoritative circles At
Mexico City, has secured sufficient
British capital TO operate the Mexican
government at least until the end OF
the present month.
Suffragists made another demon.
stration at London at the service at
ST. Paul's. At intervals they sang
God save Annie kenney and Sylvia
Pankhurst, who are being prosecuted
for conscience sake
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-13
GEN ERAL.

Twenty-Five frame buildings, includ,
ing number Of yacht clubs, were de,
stroycd by fire in the Sand Bay sec,
tion Of Canarise In southeast Brook.
lyn, The loss was S15O.0OO.
The safe in the State bank at Wal
than, six miles from Austin, Mimi.
was blown open and 1895 in. cur.
rency and ptomissory notes for $40.
600 taken. The safe blowers es-
capped.
Members OF the House committee
on appropriations. led by Chairman
Fitzgerald, left New York for Pana.
ma on the steamer Cristobal, char.
tered for the trip. They will return
about Dec l.
A mob smashed in the doors Of the
DyersburE, Tenn, jail, removed John
Talley, negro, eighteen years old.
and lynched him in the courthouse
yard The negro was accused Of at
tackng a woman.
Tho House Wives League Of New
York is going TO try TO duplicate it's
victory over the beef trust by waglng
relentless war on the purycyors OF
eggs the country over. Thirty.cear
eggs is the battle cry.
DR. David 4. Arter. believed to be
the last surviving delegate to the con.
vention which nominated Abraham
Lincoln, the first Republican candi
date for president in 1860, died at his
home at Canton, Ohio. lie was ninety
four year old.
Tho arrival Of 1876 carloads OF live
poultry In New York establishes a rec.
crd and indicates the immense stock
OF poultry throughout the United
States. An estimate OF the total re
ceipts OF live poultry for 1918 to date
is COCO cars. making New York city's
poultry bill thus far this year moro
than slG00O,o00.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-13
WASHINGTON.

Mail your Christmas parcels early"
says the Postofficc Department, in n
bulletin.
Protests from Americans against the
prosecution Of the ritual murder
case on trial at Kiev, Russia, will not
be forwarded through the State De.
partmcnt,
Congressional investigation Of the
Colorado mine strike was blocked IN
the House Saturday by Republican
Leader Mann making a point of no
quorum.
The secretary Of the interior has au.
thorizod the reclamation service to
complete the concrete lining Of the
Gunuison tunnel. the uucompahgro
valley project
Secretary McAdoo awarded silver
medal to Patrolmun james J. Moni.
han Of the New York police depart.
ment for bravery I'm saving William
Shannon from drowning May Z, 1918.
President Wilson made these nomi.
nations: Collectors OF customs, Chns
r. Hardy OF Arizona. for the district
Of Arizona. Dudley Field Malone OF
New York, for the district OF New
York
Notwithstanding intimations that
Provisional President Huorta would
refuse TO resign administration Off.
cials said Saturday night that his climi.
nation would be accomplished In one
way or another They asserted that
every opportunity would be given him
to retire pencoably, and that drastic
steps would be avoided II possible.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-13
COLORADO STATE NEWS i.

way from Galveston to Billings, Mont,
assembled in Denver for two import
ant good roads meetings.
The one-day-in-seven rest ordinance,
adopted by popular vote last April
was declared unconstitutional by
Judge W p. Kinney of the County
Court at Colorado Springs
Leases and sales of state lands will
be made only to bona fide settlers
hereafter, and spectators will not be
allowed to obtain control of any of the
tracts by the State Land Board
Major William T.. Snow, assistant to
the chief of militia affairs OF the War
Department at Washington, declared
while on a visit to Denver that the
United States is not prepared for war
with Mexico.
The killings and beatings which
have occurred in Las Animas county
during the strike will be investigated
by county grand jury called by Dis.
trict Judge A. w. McEfendrie to meet
IN Trinidad Dec. /.
An overheated stove set fire to the
warehouse of the Nave McCord com.
pany, in Denver, and before the fire.
men extinglished the blaze the build.
ing and its contents had been dam.
aged to the extent OF $4,000.
Through the activity of the free la.
Dor bureau of the Weld County Com.
mercial Club, under the direction OF
Secretary J. F. McCrery, 352 men and
women have obtained places on farms
in that section in the past three
months.
Tests of the new variety of sweet
pea evolved by Luther Burbank, tho
California botanical wizard at an ey.
penditure of S25,OOO, for the Empson
Canning Company of Longmont, have
prove entirely satisfactory to the
company its officials say.
Miss Gertrude Vaile has been ap.
pointed by the municipal charities
board to take charge of the relief
work in Denver this winter. Mayor
j. NJ. Perkins appointed Miss Edna
Hendrie to succeed Miss Vale as d
member of the commission
On information that two men had at
tempted to pawn one of the watches
secured by the bandits who help up
the Burlington train near Omaha, in
a northern Colorado town, Denver po-
licemen stopped and boarded a Bur
lington train at Sand creek and
searched the train without results.
After a lapse Of twenty-one years,
during which they were ignorant of
their fathers wealth, four daughters
of Gus p. Brene, one of the original
locators and part owner of the Moose
and the Tilby mining lodes, which
since have produced more than S5,-
100000 have begun legal battle to
secure possession of the property,
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-13

Secretary Lane has recommended
that GiO acres of land adjacent to
Montrose. Colo, be withdrawn from
public entry for the purpose of en-.
abling the city to take over this land
for park purposes.
Informal comment on Huerta S
statement emphasized that while the
election Of the president and vice
president were to be declared null and
void, Huerta intended to consider the
election of congress valid.
President Wilson, it was learned, is
giving serious consideration to raising
the embargo on arms. In his talks
with senators he has asked their ad.
vice particularly on that point, and
has been advised by most of them to
lift the embargo.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-13
w S ERN.

Thomas Briscoe, a coppercolored
negro was arrested in Chicago in con.
nection with the murder of Miss Ida
G. Leegson month ago
The Rev Hiram Nrooman, former
pastor of the Liberal congregation Of
Denver has been installed as pastor
of Sheridan Road Swedenborgian
church in Chicago.
A jury composed of women promi.
nent In club and social life at Santa
Monica. Cal, convicted Frank Il. See
ley of wife beating and then recon.
mneded lenioncy because he did not
injure his wife
Three small children of MIR, and Mrs.
George Buck were burned to death at
Charlottesville, Mo, when fire de-
stroyed the Buck home. The parents
were away and tho children had been
locked in. The oldest child was six
years old
To combat the evils of the immoral
cafes, j. Frank Chase, secretary Of
the New England Watch and Ward
Society OF Boston. addressing the In,
ternational Purity Congress at Mime.
apols. proposed the establishment OF
"tripartite saloons'-one part for men,
one for women and one for couples.
Trainmen and conductors Of West.
eru railroads. who have been demand.
ing an increase In pay and hettcr
working conditions, have abandoned
the movement temporarily. The roads
will be given another year before they
are called on to consider the proposl-
tion of the traiumon and conductors.
This action was taken at Chicago re-.
Gently nj meeting of the trainmen
with the railroad managers.
Mrs. Sarah Todd, lO3 years old and
n sister.inlaw OF Mrs Abraham Lin
coin, walked TO the polls at Eugene.
ore. and cast her first vote In the
referendum election. Mrs Todd was
born i'm Kentucky when that state was
a wilderness She went to Oregon
twenty years ago. This was. there.
fore. her first opportunity to enjoy the
right of suffrage. She will be l0i
years old March 20. 1915 Her hus.
bands sister was Mrs. Abraham Lin
coin
Turning their peaceful harvest
dance into what is known In the white
mans tongue as their blood dance Do
the 500 Navajo Indians in the vicinity
of Ship Rock. in the extreme north
western corner of New Mexico, have
within the last few days become SO un.
ruIy that Agent Shelton OF the ship
Rock reservation. fearing general up
rising, with danger TO settlers, has APP
pealed to the United States marshal
for an armed force to cope with the
situation at Albuquerque.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-13

, MCLAUGHLIN mine three miles south OF
Trinidad; two miners beaten by strik.
ers at Starkville; camp marshal
captured by strikers, disarmod and
driven from Segundo, and skirmish
between strikers and military guards
at Forbes, is the record of twenty-four
hours in the Las Animas county dis
trict since General Chase left Denver
for his military headquarters here.
Five bridges of the Denver & Rio
Grande main line between Cucharas
and Rouse Junction have been
burned.
strikebreaker is Slain Near Asuilar
Pedro Armijo. 50, a non-union miner
from the Rayenwood mine in Huer.
fano county, was shot and killed on
the outskirts of Aguilar by one OF a
group of six strikers from the Aguilar
tent colony who, it is reported, had
followed and surrounded him on his
way to Lynn station to take a train
for Walsenburg.
Terror Rules Coal District.
Walsenburg, Colo, Nov. lO.-With
X. G.. Adams, the fourth of the men
shot in the ambuscade near La Veta
Saturday afternoon. dead in the hos.
pital at Pueblo, the feeling of horror
in this district over the killing has
intensified.
That the reign of terror is on again
Is freely expressed by citizens. The
strained feeling that pervaded both
La Veta and Aguilar during Saturday
and ended in killings, was felt at
Walsenburg up until "A late hour Sun
day night. 1t broke once when strik-
ers caught Neal McDermott, fire-boss
from the Maitland mine, before the
Star theatre and beat him.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-13
-FOUR MEN SHOT DEAD
THREE KILLED FROM AMBUSH IN
STRIKE RIOTS.
Mine Guards Slain AS They Flee In
Auto With Miner From La Veta
-Aguilar Miner Shot.
western Newpaper Union Nowa Service.

Western Nowspaper Union News Service.
La Veta, Colo, Nov. 9.-The most
tragic battle in the history of the
strike struggle in the southern fields
took place Saturday afternoon at the
Gene Loughead ranch, three miles
west of the mountain town of La
Veta, when an automobile containing
four guards. the driver and one miner
was ambushed by gang OF men and
three of them killed and two wounded.
The Dead-Harry Bryan, 1882 Og-
den street, Denver. captain of guards;
Walter Whitten, Carlton hotel, Den
yer, guard; Luke Terry. Colorado
Springs. chauffeur.
The Wounded-R. G.. Adams, Arri-
ba, Colo, shot through left arm and
right foot; William Gamblin, miner.
shot through right lung.
The place where the shooting took
place is ideal for an ambush. The road
winds out of La Veta and runs along
and up hill At the right of the hill,
where tie road starts up, is the
Loughead reservoir held in by dirt
bankment that the strikers did their
firing
The riddlcd automobile stood Sat
urday night In the same spot where
the stiffening hands of the chauffeur
had stopped 1t. Terry slipped down
in his seat still holding the wheel.
Fifty yards back Captain Bryan lay
face downward with his gun under
him. Written, twenty yards back of
the machine, lay on his back. The
machine was riddled with bullets.
Gamblin is at the owen ranch. He Is
not in dangerous condition. II. G.
Adams was taken to the office of DR..
Lamm.
General Chase Says Situation Critical.
Trinidad.-Adjutan General John
Chase regards the situation in the
strike zones of southern Colorado as
most serious following a day OF
bloodshed and violence. The streets
of Trinidad and every section of the
strike district are being guarded by
militiamen to prevent further out
breaks.
One non-union miner shot and
killed and one striker wounded at Ag-
uilar: a mine clerk assaulted. beaten
and left for dead by strikers at the
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-13
CABINET BACKS PRESIDENT.
President Wilson's Agent Has Secret
Talk With Carranza.

Washington. - President Wilson's
cabinet stands firmly behind him in
his efforts to force the retirement of
Provisional President Huerta as a nee.
essary step to the pacification of Mex.
leo.
Nogales, Sonora, William
Bayard Hale, personal representative
Of President Wilson, Immediately after
crossing the international line into
Mexico went into conference with Gen.
Nenustiano Carranza. leader of the
Constitutionalist forces. II was indi.
Gated that the meeting was prelimin.
AIRY to formal conferences.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-13

a verdict of s1,1GG in favor of Mrs.
Mary E. Harrington, who sued William
II. Leonard for $4,000 damages for
injuries she received when she was
bitten by Leonards dog, Jan 80, 1913.
was returned by jury in Judge Per
ry's division OF the District Court in
Denver.
Edward Hubert Of Marshall, Mimi.
was smoking pipe when ii exploded.
Investigation revealed that a % cali
ber cartridge got into his pipe of to-
bacco unnoticed, when the pipe was
filled. The bullet fell to the sidewalk
and Hubert was not hurt.
Governor Felker of New Hampshire
honored the requisltion' of the state Of
New York for the extradition of Harry
X. Thaw. The case is now trans
feTred automatically to the Federal
Courts where a writ of habeas corpus
on behalf of Thaw is pending.
Robert Adamson, who managed the
successful campaign Of John Purroy
Mitchell for mayor Of New York. has
been agreed upon to lead the move
ment for the reorganization of the
Democratic machinery of New York.
in opposition to Tammany hall.
Eggs are so scare in New York that
dealers have put the retail price up to
10 cents dozen for the best quality,
and prospects are they will go from 6
to cents a dozen higher. The pres.
cnt wholesale price is go cents a dozen.
though certain brands Of Western eggs
may be obtained for AZ cents.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-13

Association at Colorado Springs
l5l5.-Last Grand Council Of North
American Indians at Denver.
It is reported that a rich strike OF
gold has been made near Collbran.
The cornerstone of the new Elks'
home at Focky Ford has been set in
place.
Mrs. David Evans and daughter
were injured in an automobile acci-
dent at Pueblo.
The absence OF street number and
room number in office buildings is
given as the cause of the delay OF
mail in Denver.
Worlds Temperance Sunday was
observed in Longmont, when a big un-
ion service was held at the Congrega-
tional church.
Quick work on the part of the mill,
tia dispatched to the La Veta district
after the killing, rounded up eight sus.
pected of taking part in the ambus.
cade.
Potatoes averaging more than two
pounds each have been dug from the
farm of Mrs. A. d. Doughty near Ault.
The field is running 125 sacks to the
acre.
Bishop Matz of Denver confirmed a
class of thirty-two at the Sacred
Heart church in Boulder. The confir,
nation was followed by an eloquent
sermon.
Adams county is going to turn over
a quietus t o the roadhouses which
line the road between Denver and
Brighton.
The Perry mine of the Moffat Coal
Company at Oak Hills, four miles east
of Oak Creek, resumed operations
with its full force of men, numbering
eighty-five.
Buy Red Cross Christmas stamps.
They are of a new and more attrac-
tive design and the money obtained is
used for a worthy cause.-the fight
against tuberculosis.
Another dynamiting outrage, the
blowing up of the Colorado Fuel and
Iron Company's water pipe line be-
tween Segundo and Primero, was re-
ported at Trinidad.
j. l.. Stubbs, sixty-two, general
agent for the Wells-Fargo Express
Company and prominent in Masonic
circles, died suddenly of pneumonia at
his residence in Denver.
Delegates from many. towns along
the proposed North and South high.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-13
Heir to Million-Dollar Estate

Pueblo.-Mrs. Hannah Richey, moth
er OF Miss Bessie b. Richey, princi-
pal of the Central grade schools, and
Miss Alice Richey Of the Minnequa
school. received word from Los An
geles. Cal, that through the death of
her brother she was heir to about ST.
100000.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-13
clemency Refused; jenkins to Hano

Cheyenne, Wyo., Nov l2-Governor
J. NJ. Carey stated that the execution
OF J. Warren jenkins for wife mur.
der scheduled to take place at the
state pcnitentiary at Rawlins early
next Friday morning, November "a,
would not be interfered with.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-13
Checks for $4,000 for Militia.

Pueblo.-Thursday was the first pay
day for soldiers in the southern coal
fields. Colonel c. b. Carlile, pay
master of the Colorado National
Guard. went to Trinidad and Walsen.
burg with checks amounting to 5000
which will be handed to the militia.
men
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-13
Foundation Head Goes East.

Colorado Springs.-President VIII
liam f. Slocum Of Colorado college.
has gone East to attend meeting of
the board of trustees of Carnegie foun-
dation. OF which he is vice president.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-13
Morris Estate s2o.ooo,ooo.

Chicago. - An estate OF $4,000. 900
was left by the late packer, Edward
Morris, according to his will, filed in
the Probate Court here.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-13

Walsenburg.-The days activities
in the strike district have centercd
about the troop movements and the
confession of Charles Sheperd, the
sixth OF the men implicated in the
killing of the four guards at La Veta
His story is substantially the same
as that Of four of the men who CON
fessed Monday. The six men are be
ing held incommunicado by the mill
tary authorities.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-11-13
SIXTH MAN CONFESSES.
Give Details Of Shooting of Mine
Guards at La Veta.

Give DETAILS OF Shootlng OF mine
Guards at La Veta.
Walsenburg, Colo, Nov. 12.-The
coal mine strikers, members and Of
fcers of the La Veta- union. and all
who were directly implicated, have
made full confessions of the ambush
ing and killing near that town Of
three mine guards, an automobile
driver and the wounding of nom
lnion miner.
Each OF the seven men told in de-
tail the particular part he played.
Each had repeatedly denied any CON
nection with the murders until he rea-
lized he had been trapped. Then they
confessed singly, in pairs and collec-
lively.
The men who confessed are Charles
Richards, vice president of the La
Neta union: Charles Sheperd, secrG-
tary, and Edward Krupa and Peter
Rich, members of the union. Charles
Richards, Daniel Richards and Ed.
ward Richards are brothers.