Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-09

Condensed Telegram
 wsdossday was John D. ReoksfsI-, ier's 75th birthday.
 George HsaIistou. finaneisr of BaItI- moro died at Riderwaad. Md 6 s:cm.ny :cc h.s :, s. PssSlssisn ss q Of %
 Emperor William left on his annual cruise along the Norwegian coast
 The Government of Panama was de- feated in the election for the Assemb-
 santo. A.. oen,inIoi has been .p- United States.
 Rat extsrminatIon to prevent the spread of bubonic plague was begun
 The mair building of the Country Club, of indianapolis, was destroyed by fire at a loss of s4o,ooo-
 r w. Seward Thompson was neninat- ern District of Pennsylvania
 C. Paul HaasnIocher, was suspended from nsnbsrship of the Philadelphia Stock Exchange for one year. A faniiiy of four was killed by blows from an axe. in Chicago No trace of the murderer has been found Four psrsons were injured at the Jersey Central Railroad terminal in Newark when train struck bumper. Isaac N. North, the most widely known boatman of the Hudson River. died at his home in Kingston. N. r. aged 7s.
 Four men hired an automobile from Union Hill. N !, garage. wrecked the auto and left 1t in the Hackensack meadows.
 Augustus Booth, ef Boston, Mass., was killed when his automobile skid ded and overturned on newly oiled Themas cappa, a Justice of the | Peace Of Paterson, N. J., was fined $26 for speeding his automobile fin Brooklyn
 The forty seventh annual eonven- ton of the Canadian Medical Associ- oiation opened at St. Johns. New Brunswick-
 Frank ereitner, Of Petersburg, Mich- was scslded to death when train jumped the tracks into c ditch near West Toledo.
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 Jehn W. Huntsr, Of Camden, N. j. | died after z1 epiieptic fits caused by . boy throwing a fre cracker at him | on the Fourth
 l In her new cutter rigging, the Sham rock w easily defeated the Shamrock l III in the last of the trial races on Southampton The body of Sir Denis Anson, tho young British baronct. who jumped in- to the Thames River after a gay party has been recovered | Work will bs begun Ir October or laying e cable between New York and Panama |. distsI,ce of zsoe miles at {
 The United States battisships Mis. souri, IIlirois and Idaho with nidship men on board arrived at Gibraltar or their way to England
 Electric fans have been installed fl the First Presbyterian Church al Montclair, N. J., Ice water and papel cups will also be supplied
 Jsmss w. W.ds~erth, of eenssoe N. " was urged to become condi' date for United States senator, to sue. ceed Senator Elihu Root.
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 4 100000, 900 pound dscrsass in tn. tobacco crop is indicated. a total crol of 73s.ooo.ooo pounds being estimated by the government report
 Four hundred prisoners In th, CharlestoWn State Prison. at. Boston have contributed s2s8 for the relic of the Salem fire sufferers. Arthur Bailey Blanchard, recent, appointed American Minister to Haiti arrived at Havana and will proceed to his new post immediately"
 -Have a heart wrote robbers t. Branchville, N. J., after they had rob bed the postofi1ce of s2 in pennies An accident to a New York centra freight train between Oneida and Can astota blocked all four tracks fo | bSpcTd4 AOUAn- INO OuS Wd6 nuxL- ii Spepee, a niacI<foot Indian, servin, life term for murder fin the Fedora Hospital for the Insane at Washington was pardoned by President Wilson
 The engine and four eoachss c train 36, New York to Chicago on tn Pennsylvania Railroad were deraile, near Altoona, Pa, No one was injured 4 bill introduced by Rspresentstiv Park ot Georgia, would prohibit tris judges in Federal courts from instruct ing juries what verdicts they shoul' render.
 A statue of Abraham Lincoln va unveiled in Frognor Park. Christians Norway. by Miss Dorothy Hanns daughter of the Governor of Nortl Dakota
 1 Mayor -1adin of Milwaukee says h will oppose any attempt to change 0 rescind the tuberculine milk test or dinance governing milk supplied t residents.
 Pleas of not guilty were entered f the Federal Court at Des Moines, Ia