Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-18
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Condensed TeIegrams
 Another case of bubonic plague has been reported at Havana,
 The battIeship Oklahoma. building in New York. is eT.2 per cent. com pleted.
 The First National bank of GalIatin, Tenn, which was closed March e5, was reopened.
 Frederiek D. Monk, former minister of public works in the Canadian cab inet, died in Montreal
 J. C. Adkins, assistant attorney gen. eral at Washington. resigned to take up the practice of law.
 The new Forestry building of the New York State College of Agricul- ture at Ithaca, N. Y-, was dedicated
 Because of two leaks in the Erie navigation will be delayed for sew eral days.
 Mrs. Robert P. Doremus has given SfVsoOO lO lIle WdSnlnklOn ana Lee university at Lexington. Va. for a gymnasium.
 A picture of Champ Clark on a s10 bill caused a St. Louis grocer to be- come suspicious. It was declared counterfeit.
 It was announced that the Chinese government would apply to the Five Power banking group for a loan of s37. .5o0,oco.
 John Stuchwisch. his wife, and Os- car Maurer, were killed when their automobile was struck by a train near Edwardsville. Ill.
 Franci. Martin, workman, fell 75 feet from a scaffold at Winooski, Yer mont, landing on his head. He suffer ed bruised shoulder.
 "Arson squads" of suffragettes set fire to and destroyed costly grand stands at the cricket grounds at Bir- mingham and London.
 B. T. Galloway, assistant secretary of agriculture, will resign to become dean of the faculty of the New York State Agricultural college About 2,000 miners, who were on strike despite an agreement with coal OpCA dlOlS III lHe hdlfdWHd, w. a., fields, have returned to work.  Mayor Mitchell will ask for an ap- propriation of $100.000 to install an exhibit of the city of New York at the Panama-Pacific exposition. Thomas J. Steele, of Oxford, La, shot and killed Miss Hattie Bovnton and then committed suicide. Steele leaves a widow and six children. Oliver Madox Hueffer, correspondent of the London Daily Epress, has been expelled from Mexico City. although he was bearers of a British passport. Adiutant General De Witt Hamilton has received gold medal from Cow ernor Glynn in recognition of his 25 years of service in the National Guard Aeroplane passenger service across . begun with 8 regular scheduled of trips. Mayor Rolph was the first passen- ger.
 Captain Edward D. Miller. of Lon don was appointed manager of the international polo tournament to be played at the Panama-Pacific expo sition.
 The will of Francis Skinner, a Bos-
  Sadie Carr Skinner, a former shop- l girl The estate is valued at S25,- | 100000.
 Mrs. Antonia krukinski of Russia, | brought her five children to America | to search for her husband. She found him with a new wife and five more | children.
 The Farmers bank, at Radcliffe. Iowa, was closed. H. D. Himmel. pres | ident, filed a petition in bankruptcy with assets of s150,0O0 and liabilities s300. 1000.
 Joseph A. Wasserman, a former To- | liceman, who sued the Bronx Home Publishing Co. for s100,0O0 for libel, was awarded a verdict of six cents | damages.
 Harley Beard, slayer of three mem, : ! bers of the Massie family, near Iron 1 ton, Ohio, said that he would return ] from Chicago fo rtrial without extra i dition papers. I When arrested in Chicago, Henry f Beard, IS years old, confessed to mur- ! dering Mrs. Dennis Massie and her | son and daughter, on their farm at i Ironton, Ohio. After living since April 4 with . | hrOlxen neck TOnathan of