Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-19

kogee, Okla. died in Berlin after talk ing the FTiedmann cure for tubrculo- sis.
 Miss, died after being kicked in the stomach by hog. He had a weak heart.
 K. Herzog in the steerage on board the steamer Caledonia from Glasgow to New York.
 Tony Jannus, the Aviator, who re- gently made a trip in a hydro-aero- plane from Omaha to New Orleans, is . ill with appendicitis.
 J. P. Morgan Continued to improve in health yesterday, according to a cablegram sent by him from Cairo, Egypt, to his son. J. P. Morgan Jr.
 Governor Wilson's Seven Anti Trust bills yesterday afternoon passed the New Jersey house in exactly the same form as they passed the senate last week.
 Torbet Lanston, Inventor of a type setting machine which bore. his name, died at Washington yesterday. He had been stricken with paralysis three years ago.
 
 Illinois band during the suffrage pa rade at Washington March 8, accord ing to a decision by the arrangements committee.
 There Will Be Wilson Family re- union at the White House on Inaugu- ration day in which all the close rela- tives of the new president will partici- pate. :
 The Record Price for Lobsters for the present winter was reached at Portland, Me, yesterday, when boiled Holsters were selling for AS cents per pound at wholesale.
 Thirty of the e2 Weavers at the Mascoma mill of the American Woolen company at Lebanon. N. H., struck yesterday. No demand had been made on the manager.
 The Newport News shipbuildins company's bid of $7,235, ,000 for con struction of the new dreadnought Pennsylvania was the lowest of all proposals received. F
 est son of General Robert F. Lee. for n1erly an aide de camp on the staff of Jefferson Davis, died at Ravensworth. Va, yesterdaV. 80 years old
 Sergeant John M. Waish,t U. S. A., arrived last night at Jefferson bar racks, St. Louis, Mo, on foot, after, a 1000 mile tramp across the continent and back under orders to test army shoes.
 Major O. E. Duffy, the last survivor of President Lincoln's mounted body guard and commander of that organ ization during the troubled days of the Civil war, will be buried at Washing ton today.
 
 ment of patients afflicted with tuber culosis will be established and main tained by the state of Maine if meas ure introduced in the senate yesterday is enacted.
 The Establishrent of a State Police, urged by Governor Pothier in his i'm augural message, was the object of . bill presented in the Rhode Island senate yesterday by Senat tor Bennett of Woonsocket.
 Lieut.. William Campbell Maccrone of the marine corps and Miss Elizabeth Pearl Ward of Annapolis were hur- day upon the hour of the groom's de parture for Guantanamo.
 A Resolve to Ratify the Amendment for the direct election of United States senators by the people was passed by the New Hampshire house of repre- sentatfves yesterday.
 Mrs. Mary Lindley 54. of waterville, was turning off the water in the kitch en faucet yesterday morning at 6.30 o'clock when she tumbled over back ward. dead. Chronic heart disease caused Mrs Lindley's death.
 An Eight Hour Workday for women workers throughout the country en- ployed in any industrial concern en- gagged in interstate commerce would be provided for in a bill introduced yes terday by Senator Kenyon.
 Prominent Labor Leaders have com pleted plans for a dinner March. 1 in honor of Representative William B. Wilson of Pennsylvania chairman of the house labor committed. Mir. WilA sen was defeated for reelection.
 In the Maine Supreme Court yester- day James Cannon retracted his plea of not guilty to the murder of Mrs. Ethel Grant at East Millinocket and pleaded guilty, redeiving a sentence to hard labor for life at the state prison.
 Silas F. Gilmore. an Elderly Ameri- can, who has charge of an important mechanical works at Mexico City, was wounded by three bullets in the right forearm yesterday he was uncon- cernedly walking along Colima4 street.
 w. R. Mckeen, Aaed s3 Years, for mer. president of~the VanadaIias Rail- road company and one of the best known financiers in the state. died at his home at Terre Haute. Ind. yester- day, following four years of illness.
 President Taft Will Present to Capt. Arthur H. Rostrcn on the afternoon of March at the White House the gold congressional medal awarded him for his heroic services as commander of the Cunard liner Carpathia in saving the survivors of the Titanic disaster.
 More Than 15coo Girls who work on white goods at New York are af- fected by an agreement reached be-, tween representatives of their union and the Cotton Garment Manufactur- CTS association. The employees assert