Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-23


 died from loekjaw. which resulted from a rusty nail.
 Nearly 200 Laws passed by the last leglslature will become effective in Missouri today.
 The Australian cormonweaIth dis tributed S11,176.665 in old age and ira- valid pensions, during 1912.
 John D. O'Rear of Missouri. per- sonal friend of Speaker Clark has been selected to be minister to Bol- ivia.
 Mayor Fitzgerald of Boston issued an order throwing open all city grass plots for the use of women and chil-s dren.
 The Japanese Foreign Office has apologized for the recent demonstra- tions against the American embassy in Tokio
 After Having Been Mistaken for land man named Thomas w. Porter shaved his whiskers.
 Frank Gore. 25 Years Old. a tele-- graph operator, of Pittsburgh. is in a serious condition after taking bichlor- ieAo oA iHOiCuhy ldUI0LS.
 Governor Tener Has Approved the bill substituting eiectrocution in place of hanging as the official death pen- atty of Pennsylvania.
 Charles D. Mckeeby, a locomotive engineer of East Hartford, was killed at Maybrook. N. Y, during a fight with several foreigners.
 The Frankins Privilege, which costs the government millions of dollars a year. would be wiped out by a bill proposed by Senator Kenyon
 Frank Blake, Clerk in railway of ncs at Cairo, H., won 8 bet of s25 Saturday by eating 61 eggs The worlds record is supposed to have
 Charles H. Peckham, former clerk Tn the Newport postoffice, was sem fenced to a year and a day irnpris- onhaent Saturday for larceny of a let ter from the pnails.
 One White Man was burned to death and four negroes are missing in a xs50,000 fire which on Saturday des- treyed 8 lumber plant at Emporia, Va, owned by Miller & Co, of Philadelphia. More Than Half of the Population ef Hawaii is composed of Japanese, Chinese and Koreans according to statistics of the 18th census net here tefafe made public.
 Spain Has Accepted in principle Sec retaFy Bryans proposal fer iHterna- ti6Ra1 peace Eighteen nations now have accepted Mir Bryaas invitation to consider his plan.
 Holding That Mrs. Jessie R. Van IavIissingen was cognizant of and prof tied by her husbands forgeries. a jury in a Chicago court Saturday de- clined to grant her a divorce. 1 GuisepPf Pomare Pleaded Not Guilty to an indictment charging him with sending threatening letter to Pres 1dent Wilson and was held under $25,- GOO bail for a hearing in Cleveland.
 Coroner John ]. PheIan exonerates Mrs. Isabel H. Woodford of criminal responsibility for the death of Will liam Steinhauser, who was killed by her automobile in Fairfield, June 3. pr. Fletcher Taylor of Stockton Cal, has filed suit for the $1,0O0 re- 1 ward which was offered by the-Lynn Mass, authorities for William A. Dorr awaiting the death penalty for murder in 1912.
 Miss Lillian Miller, president of the St. Louis Telephone Operators union the members of which lare on strike was arrested Saturday on a charge o1 throwing something at taxicab in which several operators were riding. r Damage Estimated at from half a
 million dollars to twice that amount 1 was done to crops by the hail storm 1 after Wednesday's tornado in Gads- 1 den and adjoining counties in northern Thomas w. Walsh, the New York l ex-police captain. whose confessions IGled to the conviction for grating oi Inspectors Murtha, Thompson, Hussey and Sweeney, now serving time in the | penitentiary, died at his home in liar | lem Saturday.
 South America Has Been Increasing l its machinery purchases from the l United States more rapidly during the past few years than any other pari 1 of the world, as shown by figures prepared by the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce. \
 Federal Warrants were served Sat urday on Charles S. Clark K. Leo Minges, John $. Read and Thomas T l 1 ernment claims these men advertised 1 and used the mails to promote medi- 1 cal schemes, which it alleges arc l frauds.
 Purchase of Supplies by Weisht in 1 stead of by the bushel. has been rec commended to the commissioners of the District of Columbia. by W. c. Has kelI. superintendent of weights anG measures, as being more just to house holders la the purchase of food pro- l ducts.
 A Double Wedding, father and son took place Saturday in Holy Trinity Episcopal church in Philadelphia Judge Howard Carrow, of Camden, N J.. was married to Miss Margaret A Helm. of Trenton N. J., and when this ceremony was over James R. Carrow l Mcdonnell of Philadelphia
 Paul B. MouIton, a young man of Quincy Mass, court Saturday to the charge of being responsible for the l death of Mrs. Bualia Rice Smith of Lexington who was fatally injured in an automobile accident at Scituate on May IL He was held for the grand jury in bonds of $1 1000. Fathers of Great Men. The father of Samuel Pepys was Q tailor The father of James Mill was cobbler The father of Jules Verne l xs-