Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-15

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 Condensed Telegrams
 Accidents in the Panarz Canal con- struction have cost 1-219 lives
 4 $54,poo, fire destroyed the News Times newspaper plant at Gishen- Ind
 # fs sstimatsd thsrs are 4zsscoo tons Of iron ore unnnined in the United
 Thomns Messenger. fs, c1 wabash. Ind- died in his home as a result of eating raw pork.
 John D. ReekefefIer purchased 5o,OoO Red Cross seals to aid the and-tuber- culosis campaign
 Mrs. Payne Whitney of New York. has bought the portrait of Robert Lew is Stevenson for s4,soo.
 A sIot machine has been invented for packages in public places.
 The s. s. St. Paul of the American Line sailed with a record Christmas mail of nearly 5000 sacks
 An order for knaPsaets worth $50o,- GOO, has been placed with factory in St. Louis by the British Government
 The steamship Neehes left Bush with 6,0o0 tons of food for the Belgfans>
 Secretary MeAdoo win represent President Wilson at the opening of the San Diego Cal. exposition December S1.
 A eodflsh dragged Ernest Iorrock of Manhattan into the ocean while fishing from the steamer Augusta at the Cholera Banks
 President Wilson was presented his recent donation to the Red Cross bazaar n New York,
 James Ramsay Macdonald, member of Parliament and Chairman of the Labor party, has gone to the front with an ambulance corps The French artists fraternity win cast a bronz medallion as a souvenir of the quick and generous assistance given to 1t by Americans.
 During the past five years more than 14,000 Federal Government employees who have met with accidents have been paid a total of S1.soas2s, State Department today to express the sympathy of his government nthe death of William w. Rockhill, John Ernhout, who confessed in Mon tfcello. Sullivan County. to setting fire k-. to serve fifteen years in prisOn4
 Mrs. Lena Schreiber eg New Verk, an attendant in an apartment house. was instantly killed when a dumb waiter fell. pfning her beneath tts A herd ef seventy four. hogs owned by Ad Hill, Of White Township. m- diana. Pa, was killed by garbage which contained pieces of broken glass,
 Members of the sophomore class ai Princeton University are endeavorfne | to raise $100,0oO by the first of the year for the propised university dining halls,
 Ferdinand Tremeur of Fort Proyi- dence on the Mckenzie River. walked 1900 miles to the nearest railway sta ton in order to report for military service,
 The lnteristional Hotel of Virginia City. New. famed as the home of men who dug their millions from the depths of the Comhtock mines. was destroyed by fire.
 Mrs. Nathan ketnensor, of Afanhat- tan obtained a verdict against the Met ing roughly dispossessed from a seat on April 12
 The Progressive State Committee et Boston voted to keep up it's party or. ganization and work in that state. not. withstandtng reverses suffered in the last election.
 | The November report of Receives I George Pope of the Pope Manufactur ing company shows receipts of $61, ,S4i for the month and cash balance oi $1Se,SS4 on hand.
 While drilling for oil deposlts neal | SiSsonville, W. Va, oil operators strucl what is said to be the largest gas vel in America. It is spouting a4,0oo, ,OoC feet of gas day.
 Secretary Bryan reiterated yesterdas his determination to seek ratification ! during the present session of congress of the Ncaraguan Canal treaty anC the Colombian indemnity treaty. l The torpedo boat destroyer Gushing will be launched at the yards of hel builders at Quincy. Mass. The boai will be christened by Miss Marie l. Cushing of Fredonia. N. '. | Two new revenue cutters, one to cost $35,000 for Pacific waters and thu other to cost s110.o0 for anchorage pa. trol and ice breaking in New Yorl harbor, have been ordered. For alleged slanderous language 1T the special sessions courtroom in EIiz. abeth, N. J., Chief County Detective John A. Galation, sued J. Victor D'Alota, a Newark lawyer for $500. While Theodore Meskey was dr4vins