Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-26


 Reports issued by the Young Mems Christian Association show total en- rollment of 600,0 members gain of S1,70o over last year.
 Three physicians and two trained nurses Of Philadelphia are charged with organized malpractice, causing the deaths of 1000 babies annually.
 Judge John Humphries of the Super for Court of Seattle. Wash, placed a permanent ban on the sale of Socialist literature and newspapers.
 Thirty eight thousand cattle were received yesterday at the Kansas City stock yards, the greatest single days receipts in the history of the yards.
 Edmund Hayes, Jr., reported killed in Madera, Mexico, by federal soldiers, was the son of Mrs. Mellen Hayes of Pennington, Me.
 One thousand Iongshoremen em- ployed on the docks of the Hamburg American line in Hoboken struck yes terday afternoon
 Major Thomas K. Bosgs, million aire and veteran of the Civil War, is seriously il at Wellfieet, Mass, from the effects of a bullet wound inflicted during the war.
 Peter Kelly, young nnotorman, Jumped from the Brooklyn Bridge yes terday at it's highest point and escaped with a few slight bruises. Kelly re- fused to tell why he made the jump.
 "Peepie should stay at home and not burden their kin when the high cost of living is paramount with nest folks 2 said Ralph Perry, manager Of the Kan gas City municipal pawn shop yester- day.
 Speaking of his outing in Arizona yesterday Col. Roosevelt said he spent the first fortnight hunting and that the party killed three mountain lions. He ahot one and his two sons killed the others.
 The American Red Gross will aie destitute American refugees from Mex ico arriving at New York San Fran cisco, New Orleans and San Diego te get transportation to their homes el friends,
 The Fall River Iron Works plant manufacturing cotton eioth, resumed operations yesterday after a shut dowr which was inaugurated eD May 1: last, The plant employs between 6,oot and 6,666 hands,
 Evidence has been found that betting oh horse races, according to the police has not been confined to the clerks il the government departments, at Wash ington, but that certain high official. also were patrons of the bookmakers Slavery in the full meaning of tn, word exists throughout the Philippines even In the city of Manila and peonag. is general in the islands, according t a special report commissioner Dear Worcester has made to the 1nSulal government,
 Mrs- William Post was taken iron her home in Revere, Mass, to a Chelse; hospital yesterday suffering from fou stab wounds which, she alleged, Wer inflicted by her husband during a guar rel yesterday. She will recover l Post has fled
 While the United States Marin Corps has not been preparing for an, particular emergency, officials declare, l yesterday that branch of the servic, has been made so mobile that on fev hours notice it could start for an. place it's services were needed, 
 1 Edward Wesee. hay, was killed an, Niles P. Hough. and Roswell J, Clap] of Hartford seriously injured yesterda. when their automobile went over al ernbankment in Higganum, Conn dropped 15 feet to brook and over 1 turned, pinning the occupants under it 1 The first session of the tenth annua convention of the American Pres -l1Ae. 1,.1 1 1 yesterday. No business was transact ed, the press humorists birding them selves on accomplishing less bushes 1 at convention than any other organ ization,
 The bodies of Carl w. Perry, 20. an, 1 Miss Angie Spear. aged about 19, grad
 uates of Rockland, Me, High Schoo last June, and engaged to be married
 were found floating in boat in Penob
 scot Bay yesterday. Both had heel shot to death It is believed to be
 case of murder and suicide.
 Vice president Marshall receive, yesterday from Paris for the library o
 the Unified States Senate copy of al
 elaborate volume published under tn
 auspices of the Worlds Conscience So
 ciety, and containing the completes plan for city to be known as tn
 International World Center of Con | science
 The indictment of Charles F. Murph, 1 leader of Tammany Hall Aaron J Levy, leader of the Democratic ma jority in the Assembly, and Senate l James J. Frawley, chairman of tn committee which investigated Governo l Sulzer's campaign contributions ha
 been requested of the district attorney of the New York and Albany countie
 by Lynn J. Arnold of Albany, an arden l Sulzer supporter.