Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-04

ecticut in Proportion to u l Condensed Teiegrams Woodrow Wilson Will Wear a spread eagle and an American shield for a stickpfn when he becomes president. The Weather in Montreal is so mild that the buds are sprouting on the l trees and the St. Lawrence river is free of fee.
 Reports from All Stations in the Bos- ton postal district shows that 15.o26 parcel post packages were handled on Jan. l.
 Roswell Miller, chairman of the Chi cago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway company, died suddenly at New York yesterday.
 A New York Policeman, charged with buying cigarettes while on duty, said they were for bum who was to as- sist him in detective work. pr. Frank Mallory, associate profes- sor of pathology at Harvard, has iso- lated the whooping cough germ. He calls it the bacillus pertussis
 The Death Yesterday of James R. keene removes figure long familiar in financial and sporting circles, not only in this country. but abroad.
 Brigadier General Robert Murray, U. S. A., died in Baltimore at the age of go. He was one of four surviving Mex ican war officers the retired list.
 
 Humane Agent J. w. Quinn charged yesterday that organized dog stealers are supplying vivisection subjects for Wis.
 There is an Accumulation of more Hartford postoflce, which are held up because they do not comply with the regulations.
 President Taft Granted Pardon to Michael Youtelamee. an 80 year old Flathead Indian, who was indicted in Butte Mont, for introducing whiskey among the members of his tribe
 James A. Benner, veterinary sur geon of South Bethlehem, Pa, took a nap in his office and when he awoke he discovered that thief had slit his stocking and removed roll of s500-
 Douglass A. seeley, a 12 years old Washington boy, has been appointed by Senator Works of California as a page in the United States senate. He is said to be the youngest of the pages.
 Will Wright, a Negro, was hanged yesterday at Fort Payne, Ala. for the murder of Patrick Murphy, white, near Collinsville. Wright, after minor robbery, fired on his pursuers. killing Murphy.
 Ninety eight Pardons Were Granted in Massachusetts in 1912, establishing a new record. according to the annual report of the executive clerk issued yesterday. The previous record was
 By Raising Fund in equal amount, the Presbyterian church of Hartford has secured from Mrs. John s. Kenne- dy of New York the sum of $6.000 to be expended in a manner stipulated by Mrs. Kennedy.
 The First Death from the flood in Seattle occurred yesterday, when a attle was carried away by a landslide, 1 killing John Larsen, an inmate. Three 1 others were severely hurt.
 Descendants of Paul Revere have es- tablished a fund to rebuild the Old | North church steeple, where in 1775 | the two signal lanterns which sent | Paul Revere to the saddle for his fam | ous midnight ride'' were hung.
 Thomas H. Watson, twice populist | candidate for the presidency, in At | lanta denounced Cardinal Gibbons | icised Gov. B1ease of South Carolina l for his speech advocating mob rule.
 A Dozen Men Were Injured yester- l aft xxv6n Q hi icTl7 ind al most completely wrecked a three story building in which about fifty men and women were at work, in Philadelphia. None of the injured was seriously hurt.
 Possibility that the Year 1918 will see the marvel of broken bones repair ed for use within four days and wounds healed within a day. is fore Rockefeller Institute for Medical Re- search.
 Favorable Report on President Taft's reappointment of Edgar E. Clark of Iowa to another term on the interstate commerce commission was ordered yesterday by the senate committee be- fore which the nomination has been pending.
 President Taft Yesterday discussed with former Governor Woodruff of Connecticut, Colonel Isaac Uilman of
  of Connecticut, his plans for taking up his work as Kent professor of law at Yale after March 4.
 For Four Hours Yesterday the gut ters in front of the Montgomery court house at Independence, Kan, ran with beer and whiskey, following the de- struction of more than $10,o0o worth of confiscated in joint raids the last nine months
 
 Sisterly Love was Demonstrated in the Colorado legislature when Agnes Riddle, representative of the lower house, a republican, publicly kissed Senator Helen Ring Robinson, demo- cratic member of the upper house, and wished her a Happy New Year.
 Representative William w. Wede- meyer of Ann Arbor, Mich, who sud- denly went insane at Colon, Panama, at the time of President Taft's recent visit to the isthmus. jumped overheard ,iorI1t ,1,iV 11,