Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-11

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 Condensed Teieorams Ali grades of refined sugar were ad- vanced ten cents a hundred pounds yesterday.
 The Mobile Ohio Railroad has l granted it's engineers q wage increase l of five per cent.
 The Larkin and Brookport Hotels at Brockport, N; J., were destroyed by fire. Loss. $25,oOo-
 Sancho AIegre, who attempted to assassinate King Alfonso at Madrid, was sentenced to death. 1 Secretary Garrison will start We'd nesday on tour of inspection of army posts in the United States.
 wright, died of pneumonia yesterday at l the New York hospital. He had been in poor health for years.
 Anthony Van A. Wnans, said to be 1 the heir of a New Nork ferry magnate died. at Charity hospital New Orleans of starvation according to the physic ians.
 The physicians and surgeons hosp- 1 tai, incorporated, of New Haven. filed | a certificate of incorporation with the secretary of state with capital of | $250,000
 Two seats were posted for sale on 1 the Stock Exchange, New York, yes terday, one for $38,000 This is the lowest price on record and s1,oo0 less l than the last sale.
 John s. Kennedy, former warden of Sing Sing prison, was indicted yester- 1 day by the Westchester County grand jury. The charges contained in the l indictment were withheld. The Central freight association has l called meeting for Monday to consi- l der the reviSon of freight rates, both class and commodity, affecting ship pers in at least thirteen states.
 Elias A. McQuaid, Boston news 1 paper man was yesterday appointed l secretary manager of the Chamber of 1 Commerce of Lawrence Mass at d salary reported to be $2,500 per year. 1 At Secretary 8ryan's request Attor- I hey General McReynolds is seeking to find cut wine tore the Paraguayan flag 1 from it's staff from ever the Para g1yan ! William Rocheforc, prominent con- 1 tractor, was killed at Omaha. Neb.. 1 yesterday and his two sons William Jr., and Ector, We're seriously injured, when trolley car struck their auto mobile.
 l Officials of the navy department vlr- tua1ly have abandoned hope of recover ing the electric wiring plans of the f1 sasJr rrI,F 1 stolen from the navy department last l March.
 The Washington special train bring | ing home the state of Washington,s quota of veterans from the Gettysburg re- union reached Tacoma with the body l of Colonel c. s. Rugg, who died on i route.
 A party Of twenty school teachers from Scotland, which arrived at Mont 1 real, Wednesday on a steamer from Glasgow, started yesterday on a tour of some of the eastern cities of the 1 United States.
 John T. Russell and AIeidas Rou,, | everseeFs in the Androscoggin Mills, at Lewiston, Me. yesterday charged with violating the child labor law, pleaded not guilty, were adjudged guilty by the court and fined s10 and | costs.
 Following the conclusion of the fn- quest on the Lawrence, Mass. munich 1 pal bath house fatality of last week when eleven boys were drowned, Judge | J. J. Mahoney made a personal inspec- tion of the bath house and will report later.
 Colonel Claude R. Bell of Mont | EomerV City Mo racaiJveEi a ieerI l from Speaker Champ Clark yesterday stating that President Wilson would | send his name to the senate for con- l tirmation as attorney general of Ha- wall.
 After a conference of an hour and a quarter with Ambassador Chinda, See retary Bryan yesterday announced that the dispatch of the reply to the two latest Japanese notes on the Cali fornia anti-alien land law might be deferred until next week.
 A despatch from Trey, Tenn, states that Mrs. Jennie Yates. wife of James ] Yates, farmer, is under arrest there | charged with drowning two of her small children, Flora Paris, Mrs. Yates II year old daughter by for naer marriage, also is under arrest, i Less of life ameng the fast disap- bearing veterans of the Civil War was | less during the week in which the old | soldiers were gathered by thousands in camp at the recent Gettysburg ceie- | bratien than it would have been in their own homes, according to official fig ures furnished by Secretary Garrison | Attorneys Fer Harry K. Fhaw, peti- | tiened the Orphans court at Pittsburgh yesterday asking that the court re- auire the trustee fer Thaw under the will ef his father, te pay to Harry ThaW the sum of $3o,600. The peti- ] tien asserts that Thaw has not been l paid his share cut of the income on l the estate.
 Tas Tai iei-Ne news eff Fef5ie, Fa- paa. agency says that Vseeupt Kentaro 1 KaRelSe has received g letter from Theodore Roosevelt expressing the view that American public epinien will net permit the naturalization of Jap- | anese iE the United States, as it would lead te similar claim en the part of the Chinese.
 Ca R7say ingenious and misleading aisreRreSentatiens have been sent cut b3E correspondence and other coaching seheeis te eeaX paeney frep the 2a.666