Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-30

Condensed Teiegrams

Condensed Teiegrams
 The sale of the Chicago "Inter. Ocean was postponed until next Tuesday.
 John Bowers Lee, one of the found- CTS of Southampton L.. l., died at the age of 77 years.
 Charles c. Keystone, an aviator, was killed when his machine fell 800 feet near Los Angeles.
 Fire destroyed several cotton ware houses in Juarez. Mexico, causing a loss estimated at $1,00o,00
 United States Commissioner Roy E. Woodring, of Allentown, Pa, has re- signed because of i'll health.
 The naval training station at New port, R. l., has been placed under quarantine because fmeasles.
 LiIIie Mostowski, indicted for horse stealing. pleaaed guilty at Mineola, and received a suspended sentence.
 Evelyn Science, two years old was killed by a trolley in Brooklyn while ulaying nj front of her home.
 King Victor Emmanuel intends to honor William Marconi, the inventor by nominating him for Senator.
 Giuseppe GoppaIino, 30 years old, was killed by falling four stories down an airshaft in his home in New York
 Murray Roberts BaIiou, chairman of the Boston Stock Exchange for 30 years, died in that city. He was 73 years old.
 The New York Board of Aldermen passed the ordinance against theatre ticket speculation A fine of $50 will be imposed.
 Professor E. H. FernaId, of the Un- iversity of Pennsylvania, was appoint ed consulting engineer of the Bureau of Mines.
 Captain Praeger of the steamer Va terland, which arrived in New York, reported running into school of about
 It was reported that Mary Garden, the actress, had quit the Chicago Op- era Company in huff and would not renew her contract.
 Militant suffraqettes set fire to and destroyed the Bath Hotel at Felixtowe England, one of the finest on the Coast. The loss is s15o,ooO.
 Representative FaIsom, of North Carolina, introduced bill providing for the establishment of fish hatcheries in fifteen different state.
 William H. Eastman, 72 years old, a retired manufacturer of Waterloo, Iowa, was married to Mrs. Anna K. Strahl, aged 50 in Philadelphia
 The Austrian tramp steamer Fred erika went ashore off Harvey's Cedars, New Jersey, during a dense fog. She carries a cargo of 5000 tons of sugar
 Colonel Roosevelt and party is ex- pected to be in the vicinity of Manaos and the government of the State of Amazonas has sent a steamer to meet him.
 John Johnson, is dead and Edward Enoch street car employe, fatally in jured as the result Of a shooting af- fray over young woman at Youngs- town, Ohio.
 Governor GIynn, of New York, visit ed the State House at Boston, paid his respects to Governor Walsh and deliv- cred short address to the House of
 
 While General Frederick Funston was speeding to take command of the American troops at Vera Cruz, a. daughter was born to Mrs. Funston at San Francisco.
 The reported engagement of Juni- us Spencer Morgan, son of J. F. Nor gan to Miss Louise Converse, daughter of the Boston composer, was denied by Miss Converse.
 About two hundred natives were re- ported killed ordrowned during a bat tie with Chinese brigands who attack ed and burned the British steamer Ja- son near Macao.
 At the worlds championship type writing contests in Toronto, Miss Mar garet Owen, of New York, maintained her supremacy, writing 126 words minute for 30 minutes.
 The Supreme Court sustained Me- braska law giving the wife and child ren of men who become habitual drunkards an action against saloon keepers who sell liquor to them.
 New army regulations require news paper correspondents with field army to furnish a bond of $2 900 for good conduct give a military oath of loyal ty, and submit news reports to censor
 The machine gun platoon of the First Cavalry has been ordered from Fort Yellowstone to Calexico, on the border between California and Mexico. War departments reports today indi- cated that border conditions are very satisfactory.
 people in Fourteenth street who are very strongly in favor of Westchester and others in favor of Portchester and it would be extremely difficult for