Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-11

Condensed Teiegrams

ssoI SCOt Ht VUiIiiCCCCut HI
 Condensed Teieerams Secretary Bryan is back at his desk after weeks illness. Charles F. Seyferlich, chief of the Chicago Fire Department, died after | short illnss.
 Count Watanabe Chiaki, Japanese | minister of the household has resign | ed because of ill health. Fire started by militant suffragettes destroyed the old Orlands mansion on | Belfast Lough, Ulster County. On man was kild and two iniurd when fire destroyed an Erie Railroad I tool house near Greenville. Pa.
 LemueI H. Davis, one of the first | builders of gas plants in this country, | died in Philadelphia aged 91.
 More than LOGO boxes of Bermuda | Easter lilies arrived in New York on the Royal Mail steamer Arcadian The first trolley car on the streets at | Hazleton, Pa, since January l, when the trolleymen's strike started, was op- | erated.
 A general meeting of Ohio coal mine | operators to consider the situation in the mining districts will be held at Co., | lumbus. Alfred Moves, the English poet, was elected by the board of trustees as V1S- iting professor of English to Princeton University.
 Frank Palmer, six years old, was | killed and five other persons injured in an automobile collision at West 1 Orange, N. J.
 Jackson B. Mckinney, an instructor at the Northwestern University, who mysteriously disappeared. was located i in New York.
 Chairman Flood, of the House of Foreign Affairs Committee, introduced a bill to elevate the American legation at Chilli to an embassy. A Hebrew private in the 115th Infan- try at St. Petersburg was sentenced to 20 years in prison for threatening i to strike a fellow soldier.
 Bustav de Gimpe, Of Hoboken, N. J., 1 with a bid of S207, 800, received the ! contract to construct the State College of Forestry at Syracust, N. !.
 Two wholesale liquor stores, owned by Isaac Goldberg, of New York, were entered by thieves the same night who escaped with $500 in cash. Edward MendeI, of Newark, a re- -pectable business man by day and
 w York thief at night was sentenced
 s years in Sing Sing prison.
 z. T. Meredith, farm magazine
 iublisher, of Des Moines, la, an
 1unced his candidacy for the United
 states Senate on the Democratic ticket.
 Fearing gunners might shoot their pet deer, who chewS tobacco, citizens of Coolin, Idaho, have ediupped the an- imal with large cowben and blanket.
 Clarence Nj. Smith, New York broker pleaded guilty of selling s4O0OO worthless bonds of the Oxford Linen Mills. His sentence was defer red.
 Fire, supposed to have been started
 by strikers, destroyed the fan house of the Cherry Valley mine of the Pitts
 burgh & Eastern Coal Co.,, near Bur gettstewn, Ua.
 The Republican Committee on Com merce and Industry of France adopt ed resolution urging the Government to appropriate funds for an exhibit at , Governor GIynn signed the Murtagh
 bill appropriating 5000 to purchase bricks for use in constructing high
 ways in New York state. The high
 ways will be built by convicts.
 The War Department has distributed
 circulars to all public schools giving information regarding army camps be- ing. established to benefit students de-
 a1a
 The Body of the Woman found float
 ing in Long Island sound today off
 Stratford light was identified last
 night as Mrs. Cora Chambers, colored.
 of Bridgeport
 Declaring that Miss Grace Schermer-
 horn an 1S-year- old girl cannot live
 on an allowance of $10,000 year her
 guardians have the Supreme Court in
 New York to have it increased to $15, 900.
 Congressman Church of California,
 introduced bill directing that ships
 operated by the Panama Railroad be- tween New York and Colon shall ex-
 tend their trips to Pacific ports of the United States.
 The Body of the Dowager Empress
 who died Thursday at Namazu ar , rived here about midnight It was transported in a coach to the palace | through streets lined with troops. Five } hundred thousand persons stood un- covered while the body passed. An official announcement of the Dawagers , death was then made
 As Result cf the representations 1 by British Consul H. C. Myles of Fl Paso to General Carranza regarding , the security of certain British mining . property in northeastern Mexico, Gen. eral Carranza this afternoon address ed notes to Gen. Jesus Carranza and other rebel chiefs in that territory instructtng that British personal and 2 property rights must be respected r MOTHER TAKES LIVES OF TWO CHILDREN Melancholy Woman Also Succumbs tc