Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-18

Blood Poisoning Resulting from the l bite of a dog, caused the death yes terday of pr. Minot Steele, of Ports mouth, R. I.
 l A Plan to Place Italian families on farms through government aid was lndorsed at meeting of Italians at Kansas City, Mo.
 Joaquin Miller, Known as the Poet Of the Sierras,' is dying at Oakland, 1 Cal He has been unconscious at his home for five days.
 Governor Thomas R. Marshall and Mrs. Marshall were guests of Governor Mcdonald and Mrs. Mcdonald of New Mexico yesterday.
 1 The United States Government will continue to bar all colored tea from this country during the new tea sea- son beginning May 1.
 Governor Robinson of Arkansas has i approved the bill abolishing hanging 1 and substituting electricity for the | execution of criminals. The Divorce Bill requiring a resi- 1 dence of a year instead of six months 1 passed the Nevada senate without amendment yesterday.
 more of the University of Rochester, died at his home at Rochester, N. Y., yesterday. aged s5 years.
 lumbia Print works, at Montville, New Jersey. two miles from here with loss estimated at s75o,ooo. eago,- yesterday ordered a special grand jury drawn to investigate al- legged oleomargarine frauds.
 A Gift of s75,ooo by David D. Stew art of St Albans to the Maine State Sanatorium association was announced yesterday by the trustees.
 Favorable Report on the Bill to in- corporate the Rockefeller Foundation was ordered yesterday by the senate judiciary committee. 10 to f Excavation on the Panama Canal during January averaged 1oo,s42 cubic yards a day against 122, ,632 cubic yards per day in the previous month.
 Abraham whippIe of MinneapoIis died suddenly after he had written a note leaving his body to the medical school of the University of Minnesota.
 The United States District Court at New York yesterday denied to owners of patents the right to fix the price for the resale of their patented ar ticles.
 Creditors of the Atlantic Hotel com pany of Bridgeport have filed a peti- tion in the United States district court asking that the company be declared bankrupt.
 Henry s. Merrill. of charIestown, Mass, for. the last twenty years as- sistant chief of the United States revenue cutter service, died at Wash ington yesterday.
 
 Every Rubber Manufacturing Plant In Akron, Ohio. was piclzeted -yester- day by strikers and police, and pri- vate guards were placed on watch by the manufacturers.
 The Smallest Living Baby in the world is the son of Mrs Paul de Meureres of Philadelphia He is the survivor of twins, and is 47 days old, weighing only 1 IA pounds.
 pr. James Monroe Taylor, president of Vassar college since 1886, yesterday rendered his resignation to the board of trustees. to take effect at the end
 J. P. kiiafoyeI, e1 Years Old, for ican league baseball club, died at Cleveland yesterday after two years illness of a complication of diseases.
 The Much Disputed Right of one aviator to fly over anothers land may be touched upon, if not specifically considered. by the supreme court for convenes next week.
 Pensions for Widows of soldiers of the Spanish war and widows of Civil are provided in bill to be reported from meeting yesterday of the sen ate pensions committee.
 Senator Roots ProposeJ Amendment the provision giving free passage to American coastwise ships was reject ed yesterday by the senate committee on inter-oceanic canals.
 The Strike of 500 Operatives who went out at the Esmond cotton mill at North Providence, R. l., three weeks ago, ended yesterday when the em- p1oyes voted to accept an offer of an increase in wages ranging from to IS per cent.
 John S. Ennott, a Mining Promoter, who obtained nearly $2b,000 from three women of Boston through the sale of worthless mining stock, pleaded guilty to larceny yesterday and received a sentence of not less than three nor more than four years in state prison.
 J. Pierpent Morgan, Jr, yesterday at Alexandria. Egypt, saying that he had so far recovered from an attack of acute indigestion he suffered recent ly that he had decided to return to Caire and net go to Italy as al first planned.
 Mary Lenzak, the Fifteen Year Old daughter of John Lenzak, and Fran eisca McCleskey, the one -year-el 1 daughter of Patrick McCleskey were burned te death yesterday at the home of their grandmother at Webster, Mass, while she was cut of the house for . few minutes