Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-30
Circulation Connecticut Proportion to the Cs Population
Condensed Telegrams

Condensed TeIegramS
 Another slide in cuIebra Cut at the Panama Canal is feared.
 Great anti-war demonstrations were held throughout Holland on Sunday.
 Members of the New York Stock Exchange voted to close on Saturday.
 Mrs. Jess Willard, wife of the heavy weight pugilist, is dying from tuber- culosis.
 Fire in the plant of the Townsend Rivet Co.,, at New Brighton, Pa. caused $10O,OOO damage.
 "staten Island Baby Week" of which better babies is the aim, was started by the health department.
 The American liner St. Paul arrived at Liverpool. She was delayed sev- eral hours in the Irish sea by a heavy fog.
 John Farley, 29 years old, was prob ably fatally burned when he fell into a vat of boiling sulphur in a Brooklyn factory.
 Miss Marie L. Wanamaker, daughter OA IGOUHletu W dIldIIldheTs was in Philadelphia to Gurnee Mum, of Washington.
 Four homing pigeons flew from New Orleans to Fort Worth, Tex, 579 miles in 14 hours an average of 4 miles an hour.
 Four persons were killed and much property damaged by an electrical storm which swept North Dakota and northern Minnesota
 Another warning against going to foreign lands without passports was given Americans yesterday by state department officials.
 About 500 men were qiven work bv the resumption of the finishing de- partment of the North Works of the Carnegie Steel Co.,, at Sharon, Pa
 A total of s4o,ooo in tolls was col lected for use of the Panama Canal between the opening for traffic in May last year, up to June last.
 An order for three dirigibIe bal looms of the Zeppelin type was re- ceived by the Connecticut Aero Co.,, from the United States Government.
 The third annual school of nusketry for the officers and enlisted men of the National Guard of New Jersey opened at Camp Fielder, Sea Girt, N. J.
 memorial meeting to the mur- dered Archduke Frances Ferdinand of Austria was held in the Cathedral in Vienna. Fully 100000 persons attend ed.
 About 175 invalid inmates of the Montemore Home at Bedford, West chester, County, left the institution, saying they were dissatisfied with conditions there.
 An unidentified negro was Iynched near Cedar Bluff Miss, after he had confessed entering the room of a. young white woman, who drove him off with revolver.
 Five experienced river men were drowned when their boat capsized as they were attempting to shoot the La Nadine rapids on the Letine River near Ottawa, Canada.
 Large crowds of students and ci+- 1zens gathered in Potsdam an Sunday night and rendered an ovation to Queen Victoria of Sweden, en route to Stockholm, from Berlin.
 While H. w. Slough. an evanpe1is+ was appearing in court at Hazleton Pa, as defendant in a s5O.O0O slander suit, several hundred of his followers prayed for his success.
 Encouraging growth Of the Maine Farmers union was demonstrated at the third annual meeting held at Ban gor, Me, which was the largest in the history of the organization.
 Two women were reported killed and several iY,fr we're wind and hail storm at Tahoka, go miles north of Bing Spring. Texas Many houses were unroofed.
 Experts for the week ending June 26, fell to $41, 100000, an dthe trade balance in favor of the United States dropped $10,000,OO0 to $9.OOO.0OO for the week, the smallest in months. Sir Robert Borden, premier of Can ada left Montreal for New York, ac- companted by Gen. Hughes Minister | of Militia. Sir Robert will sail for l England today for a conference with l government officials.
 caddies at the Myopia Hunt Club. at hamilton Mass, struck and mem pers or the club, several of them we'll known millionaires, had to carry their own clubs. The caddies won their demand for 75 cents a round.
 pr. w. J. Maloney, formerly a pro- 1 Lessor or Fordham University, who 1 served as a. surgeon with the British l expeditionary force at the DardaneIles Is in hospital at Alexandria. Egypt. suffering from wounds. He will re- | cover.
 Charles o. King, veteran au+onoo- pile driver, was killed and Les lie Pewitt, his brother-in-law and mechanician, badly injured when King lost control of the machine and crash ed into fence during a race at Sac ramento, Cal.
 Georgia civil authorities assumed Jurisdiction over the cases of the 26 men arrested by the militia Saturday near Former Governor Slaton's home ate demonstrations against commu- l tation of Leo M. Franks sentence