Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-30

Condensed 1eieqrams

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 Four ex-Mayors of. Jamestown, N. V, have been sworn in as strike police. 1 Horace C. Phaneuf Was Yesterday nominated by President Wilson to be ] postmaster at Nashua. N. H.
 Commodore Karl Rohrer, U. s. N. retired, died at Washington yesterday, 65 years of age. He was a native of l Germany.
 i A Kansas City Judge Ruled that l young women engaged could not be l expected to confine their attentions to | their fiances.
 1 James Everard, the New York l brewer, who has been i'll for several years at Greenwich. Conn. is reported to be dying.
 Carter B. keene. Chief Postoffice In. 1 spector, has been selected to succee l | Theodore l.. Weed as director of the postal savings system. The Great Army Of Grasshoppers l which inavded New Mexico is moving 1 westward al the rate of a mile a day, denuding the country of grass. Geor9e Comstock, Freak, known as l Bob Caldwell the Fat Man. died at I Venice, Cal. He weighed 40S pounds 1 and it took 12 men to carry him. The Unwritten Law Freed Joseph l HoVersby, slayer of a man who had been too friendly with his wife, from 3 charge of murder at Vallejo. Cal.
 Damage Which May Run as High
 
 l yesterday morning by torrential rainfall which caused streams to over 1 flow their banks.
 Rev. John James Martin, Ph. D., pastor of Calvary Congregational church, Montreal, has been appointed 1 to the chair of Christian theology in Bangor Theological seminary. 1 Thomas McCabe, Detroit Engineer, who swallowed ten grains of bichIoride l of mercury week ago. has recovered. A solution of blcarbonate of soda in 1 jected into his veins saved his life. i Firing at a Target Three and a Half miles distant at sea with six-inch dis appearing guns, the Sixtieth company, i Coast artillery, at Fort Winfield
 New York City Will Have safe and sane Fourth. The board of estima te yesterday passed a resolution appro- priating $25,0 from the street clean ing fund for municipal celebration.
 The United States District Court has given the Titanic claimants until June l 30 to file exceptions to the liability petition limitation of the Oceanic Steam Navigation company. owners of the Titanic.
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 Isle of Wight County, Va, having a population of 15,000. claims the record for law and order. No grand jury has been necessary thus far during the year 1913 and the county jail is empty.
 The Senate Yesterday again called 3n Attorney General McReynolds for s5le names of all buyers of coffee which the government forced the Brazilian coffee monopoly to sell from it's New York warehouses.
 The POO Heirs of the 27 Sailors drowned when the steamer Tioga sank near Chicago in 1888 won the damage suit against the company. After the costs are deducted, $100,000 will re- main for distribution.
 Superintendent Sylvester and the Washington police are absolved from
 
 ed the big woman suffrage pageant on ] March 3 by the report of the senate I committee which investigated the. af- fair.
 Rector's Has Failed. The corpora tion operating hotel and restaurant of that name. one of the most preten . I tious in the New York theatre dis 1 trict, owes nearly half a million dol lars and has assets of not more than $50,000
 Miss Villa Faulkner Page, disciple of new thought. was found guilty in the court of special sessions yesterday in New York of practicing medicine without a physicians license and was fined $25 with the alternative of serv- ling 10 days in jail
 Former Representative Perry Bel mont, in offering yesterday to loan to Secretary Daniels the sword which Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry used in the battle of Lake Erie a hundred years ago. took occasion to speak g word for an increased navy.
 Masonic Precedents Extending Bact to the very foundation of the order were broken Wednesday when Mrs Minnie F. Reyes. grand worthy matror of the Order of the Eastern Star oi Michigan, was permitted to address the Michigan grand lodge.