Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-21

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 Actual Earnings of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa F'e Railway com pany for the fiscal year ending June 30 were $22 152,734
 Snow Storm Welcomed the New Sox teams when they arrived yester- day at Springfield, H.
 There Was a Big Advance in the coftee market yesterday on rumors of cold weather in Brazil and unfavor- able private mrop advices.
 Herbert Samueis, Postmaster gen eraf of Great Britain, was received by President Wilson yesterday and later visited Vice President Marshall
 A Sweet Potato Weighing Six and three e-quarter pounds was presented to President Wilson by Charles E. Robinson of Lincolnton, N. c.
 The Crow Has Been Found, as the result of first hand study by experts of the Biological Survey, to be a friend of the farmer and a champion of the corn crop.
 r A. J. Kramer, 21 Years Old, died . suit of injuries received in a football game between Grant Park and Kan kakee teams.
 Freezing Temperatures, the first of the season. prevailed over Missouri, Kansas and Northern Oklahoma, yes terday and a light frost extended into Northern Texas
 Through Counsel, Hans Schmidt, elf7confessed murderer of Anna Au- muller, pleaded not guilty yesterday to 8 charge of homicide and was sent back to prison.
 The Interstate Commerce Conmis- sion yesterday ordered that for two westbound from New York and Boston shall he the same.
 Eva Esmond, an Eighty Three Year Old Actress, has earned s14oo0 during her short career on the stage. She has Long Branch, N. J.
 Rev. James Haslop a Holy Roller preacher, of Gadsden Ala, allowed a rattlesnake to bite him five times to show he was immune from harm. He was buried two days later
 The Supreme Court Held yesterday that the Pueblo Indians were under the guardianship of the government and liquor could not be taken into their country without violating the federal law
 President and Mrs. Wilson Held their first public reception yesterday since last spring They received five hundred delegates of the Womens Home Missionary society of the Meth odist Episcopal church.
 The Annual Report of the Rock Is- land Railway lines. shows an increase in operating revenues a gain in Oper- atlng income, enlarged balance for di- vidends and the payment of five per cent. with a $500 900 surplus.
 Morris Mcdonald was Reelected president and Howard Elliott was chosen chairman of the executive com mittee of the first meeting of the new board of directors of the Boston and Maine Railroad yesterday.
 Agent Alexander Newell of the Con- necticut Humane society announced yesterday that he intends enforcing the old "blue laws" concerning the Sunday working of horses on work teams, unless d special permit is re- SClNCb IT tbi1 tue tIidy OJ OI SupeTIIL6nu- ent of poice>
 A New Method of Typhoid Vaccina- tlon is announced in 8 report by Dr Frederick Parker Gay, professor of pathology at the California State uni VerSity. Dr Gays vaccine eliminates the fever and nausea which have here tofore marked other vaccines used against typhoid fever.
 Charles F. Murphy, Leader of Tam many hall, yesterday demanded grand jury investigation of charges alleged to have been made by John Purroy Mitchell, fusionist candidate for mayor, to the effect that the demo- cratic organization leaders were col onizing voters for use on election day.
 The Finding in the Second Trial of the Russell will case at Cambridge. in which a claimant from North Dako- la representing himself as Daniel Blake Russell seeks a share in the $500 900 estate of his alleged father, the late Daniel Russell of Melrose was reported to counsel yesterday by Gil- bert A. A. Pevey, the master who con- ducted the hearing. The finding will | not be made public until the text of the decision is filled in court next 1 week.