Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-25
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 Condensed Telegrams Mary A. St. Francis, settlement worker, died in Medford, Mass, aged 102 years.
 The connection of Jacob A. Riis, the social worker and writer, was reported unchanged.
 Smallpox is reported4o have broken out in the Mexican headquarters of Bizbee, Ariz.
 More than twenty serious forest are reported to be raging in the State of Washington.
 who is seriously i'll in Washington is slightly improved.
 The discovery of radium ore is re- ported in the Buffalo River mining | district, Arkansas.
 David B. MeIIwaine, an inventor and
 
 York, aged "A years. The Cunard liner Mauretania, which arrived from Liverpool, reported sight l ing a giant iceberg.
 Fire destroyed the leban Mill G Lumber Co, and several other build ings in Leban. Wash. Loss s300.0O0. President MenocaI of Cuba has &C., cepted an invitation to take part in the Boston Exposition next October. The steamer New York, which arriv- ed at Bristol, reported that A. Stone, a steward. committed suicide by talk ing poison.
 Edna May Wade, sixteen months old of Newark, N. J., died as a result of eating ten sugar coated pill contain ing strychnine.
 James H. Mannings, of Albany, was elected president of the New York State Savings Bank Association for the ensuing year.
 Joseph Bailey, Edward Donovan and David Williams, three bandits were shot and killed in a gambling house row in San Francisco.
 The Roth Line freight steamer Bold well, three weeks overdue from Ant wrp to Montreal was reported of Fame Point Hghtship.
 The New York State Anti Saloon League met in Utica and voted to raise a fund of s25O.O00 for equipment and educational work.
 A bomb placed by militant suf- fragettes in the Rosehall United Free Church in Edinburgh exploded but caused slight damage.
 Lewis Q. pozier, capitalist, phiian- thropist and a member of one of the oldest families of St. Louis died there at the age of ss years.
 Three brothers named crohuiik, who lived on a farm near Ord, Neb-, were killed by lightning as they stood in the doorway of a barn.
 The Norman Co, of Havrs hes TO- ceived an order from Turkey for IF topedo boat destroyers. The boats are to be delivered in 1915.
 Peter Mullins, of Jersey City, was probably fatally injured when an el- freight train fell on him.
 Horace J. Wickham, an inventor Of many Improvements for gun and en- velope making machinery, died in Manchester, N. H, aged 7S.
 Senator Simmons, chairman of the Finance Committee tas returned to the Senate after having been in quar- antine with German measles"
 Sir Francis H. Laking, M. D., phy- sician and surgeon apothecary to the. King of England and the Prince of Wales, died in London, aged 67 years.
 The White Star Liner Baltic, which left Liverpool for New York, was in collision with the steamer Charles off Hollyhead. The Ciarrie was slightly damaged.
 Permission has been given to the Brazilian government to send three study modern battleships and military | matters
 Robert cowan, an f8 year old | aeronaut was drowned in the Missis- | sippi river when the balloon in which | stream.
 chief Inspector John J. Kennedy, of | the New York Bureau of Fire Pre- ventien, was dismissed from the de- | PaFtment charged withmaking false | statements
 The first race fer the trophy offered | by Sir Themas LipteR will take place | in San Francisco Bay June 12 under | the auspices of the Pacific Interelub | Yacht Association.
 The court of Appeals has refused a | Rew trial te the five promoters o fthe | International Lumber & Development Co. of Philadelphia, convicted of using | the mails te defraud.
 The Traders National Bank of Lew ell, Mass-. which was closed by order | of the comptroller of the currercy in | October, 1918, willpay a dividend of | fifty per cent. to depositors today.
 The sixth annual rifle sI,ettins championship held at Washington | under the auspices of the National Rifle Association of America was won by the Salt Lake City High School.
 Frank s. White of Alabama, whs was elected SanateF foF the brief term to succeed the late Senator Johnston