Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-28
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President elect WiIson Declined membership in the exclusive Chevy Chase club of Washington. The Texas House of Representatives tabled all resolutions condemning the Mexican authorities for the death of Madero and Suarez.
 Ralph R. Barker a member of the representative council of Newport, R. l., and prominent business man, took his life yesterday with gas.
 t is Now Expected that President Taft will reach New Haven at the lat ly take. up h1s duties as law professor. With 1S8 Votes in the New Hamp- shire legislature yesterday. Henry F. Hollis, democrat. was four votes away from an election as United States senator.
 Vincent Astor Left New York on his yacht Norma for a six weeks cruise in gulf waters. He will visit the Panama canal and afterwards fish for tarpon.
 Joseph P. TumuIty, Secretary to President elect Wilson. reached Wash ington yesterday from Trenton to pre- pare for taking up his work at the White House.
 
 Judge David B. Redwine of the who tried the celebrated Hargfs and Callahan feud cases. died at Ho. Springs, Ark.
 Frozen in the lee of the New river, the body of Amanda Sousi, 10 years old, who had been missing from Lons- dale, R. l.. since Jan. 10. was found by icecutters yesterday.
 An Overdose of a Milk Preparation which contained poppy seed and an infusion of opium bud resulted in the death yesterday of five months old AL bert Ducato at New Haven.
 Congressional Distribution of Seeds was ended by the senate yesterday by eliminating from the agricultural ap- propriation bill & provision appropri- ating $256, 100 for that purpose.
 Names of Six Members of the North Dakota legislature were mentioned yesterday in the trial of B. J. Ness, charged with contempt in connection with alleged attempts at bribery.
 Mrs. Barney Quinn Lost Her Balance while washing in Atlantic City and her head caught under the faucet in the washtub. She was unable to ex- tricate herself and was drowned.
 A Pension of $1oo Month was au- thorized by the senate yesterday for Mrs. McArthur, widow of the late Lieutenant General Arthur McArthur, a Civil war union leader. The bill had passed the house.
 William c. Lee of Cleveland, president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Train men, in an injunction suit filed yes terday, disclosed the existence of in. ternai warfare in the organization.
 Eireotcrs of the Anasr;ean csngcora. pany yesterday, after declaring the regular quarterly dividend of l. g. 4: per cent. on the preferred stock, declared 8 dividend of 24 per cent. on account of accumulated preferred dividends.
 Carlos Ma6ero, Youngest Brother of attending school at DeIaf1eld, Wis, yesterday denied reports that he would leave school to participate in a revo- 1ution against the slayers of his brothers.
 The Indiana Senate Has Passed the house corrupt practices act bill which makes 1t a crime in Indiana. for newspaper to publish any article or cartoon tending "to expose to rid cule, hatred or contempt any person at any election.
 Because of the Slow Response to the offer of the paintings by Mrs. Wood row Wilson, wife of the president elect, on exhibition for the past two weeks at the Arts and Crafts guild, Philadelphia, all of them have been re-prtced at lower rates.
 GreenvilIe, Ala, and the Adjoining countryside in central Alabama were visited by a windstorm of cyclonic proportions yesterday. Property suf- fered damage upwards of S100 900. one man was killed when his house col 1apsed, and a woman probably fatally injured.
 Happiness and Excitement Killed sMarcellina Leon of Los Angeles, Cal, said to be 105 years old. after she had marry the man of S2 who for 50 years had been her sweetheart She is dead at her home after being 8 bride for but five days.
 Dr. J. N. Scott of Kansas City, Mo-, one of the pioneers in the introduction of the X-ray into America, yesterday of his early experiments. The hand was affected by exposure to the rays and amputation above the wrist be- came necessary.
 sIckies Again Saved by Wife.
 New York, Feb. 27.-Threatened sale of the property of General Daniel B. Sicl1es, the Civil war veteran, to satisfy judgments was forestalled to- the generals wife. who came to her husbands aid in his financial difficui- ties, has rightful claim upon the con- tents of the soldiers Fifth avenue