Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-18
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 Great Earth Slides have started again in Culebra cut in the Panama canal.
 The EIdrid Block. in the principal business section of Battle Creek, Mich, was destroyed by fire.
 The Federal Bureau of Mines is plan ming to train more miners in the use or rescue apparatus work.
 Major Henry Fletcher Kendall, U. S. A.. retired, died at his home in Port land. Ore. He was 57 years old. President Taft Win Attend memorial exercises for Vice President Sherman in the senate chamber next month.
 There Will Be No inaugural Ball." declared William c. Eustis, chairman of the inaugural committee. yesterday. The Uranium Line Steamer Uranium, which grounded on the rocks near Hal flax, N S., on Sunday, was foated yesterday.
 Robert E. koehler, a rural mail car rier of Auburn. Mass, was indicted yesterday on a charge of detaining and delaying letter.
 The District of Columbia has declar- ed war upon Maryland automobillsts. The tax on all Maryland cars entering the District has been raised. A Report on the Parcel Post in Chi cago for the first fifteen days of it's ex- istence shows that 1,417,733 packages were handled at a cost of $3,500. Chief Justice James F. Ailshie and former Gov. James H. Brady each re- ceived 31 votes for United States sen ator in the Idaho legislature yesterday.
 Charles N. Beum of Minneapolis, un- der sentence of three years for con- spiracy in the dynamite cases, was re- leased yesterday on bond from the fed eraI prison.
 At Least Six Lives Were Lost and damage of $3G6, 900 done in the worst fire in the history of Edmonton, the capital of Alberta, shortly after mid night Friday morning.
 Million and William Beneault, broth CTS, g and years old, respectively, broke through the ice on Barnard's pond, near their home at Worcester, yesterday, and were drowned
 Charles Fl. Hyde, former New York city chamberlain, recently convicted of bribery, was yesterday disbarred from practicing law by the appellate di- vision of the supreme court.
 George H. Rounds, former cashier at Boston hotel, yesterday pleaded guilty to a charge of the larceny or $27, 1895. .35. He was sentenced to state frnT n
 The Campaign for Woman Suffrage in North Carolina was launched yes terday when a resolution was introduce tuition extending the franchise to woIn- en.
 An Emergency Appropriation of $3.- lection of President Wilson until his immigration was requested of con- gross yesterday by Secretary Mac Veagh.
 Sunday. Jan. 26, Has Been Selected as the date for the transferrence of the body of John Paul Jones from it's pres ent resting place at the naval academy to the crypt prepared for 1t under the chapel
 Directors of the Bangor and Aroos- took railroad yesterday received word
  strike of locomotive engineers and fire men of the road would be ordered within "A hours.
 Mrs. Marcelina EiisaIda, 105 years of age and said to be wealthy, concurred Thursday in an application for a mar riage license at Los Angeles for herself and PIeasantino Leon, aged 80- The H. cenSe was issued.
 Jack Rose, One of the Four inform CTS in the trial of Charles Becker for the murder of Herman Rosenthal, filed a petition in bankruptcy yesterday. Rose estimated his liabilities at $11,61s. He had no assets.
 A Family in Which the Mother and three children are each provided with two hearts-a case said to be unequal ed in medical science-has been discov- cred at Easton, Pa, according to Dr. James Morgenstern.
 Robert H. McFewn of SomervilIe, Mass, former booklzeeper and cashier of the Derby Desk company, was g1v- en a three to six year term in the state prison yesterday, after pleading guilty to three counts of larceny.
 Convinced that the Rocky Mountains constitute a storehouse for radium, the most precious of all metals, the United States bureau of mines proposes to in
  that section of the country.
 Captain w c. Raou, aged 70, died at his home at Atlanta Ga, yesterday. During the civil war he was captain in the Confederate railway bureau, having charge of the car construction and transportation of army supplies.
 The Senate Yesterday Passed the om- nibus claims bill, embodytng many claims against the government which had been approved by the court of claims. It carries approximately $90O,- 900 and now goes again to the house.
 Prosperity Never Before EquaIled in the history of the country marked the manufacturing industries of the Unit ed States during the calendar year of 1912, accordingto a statement by the federal bureau of foreign and domestic commerce
 Mrs, Edna Sibert, Aged 70, was ora nted a divorce from Henry Sibert