Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-14

Condensed Telegrams

Condensed Telegrams
 An outbreak of scurvy was reported from Lemberg, Austria.
 The Ford peace party is due at today.
 Reports from Albania state that the people there are on the verge of starvation.
 No quarter was given Villa soldiers in the battle which started Thursday morning at Frontreas.
 Total subscriptions to the s2OO, ,OOO fund being raised by the Boy Scouts of America now total SS2,5O3.
 The United Securities Dye & | Chemical Co.,. was incorporated at Dover, Del, with S5 900 capital.
 Railroad communication between Vienna and ConstantinopIe, via Buda- pest and Semendria. was resumed.
 President Yuan shi Kai of China, has accepted the throne of China, offered him by the Council of State. | Nin9 Feter or SerbIa and his head l quarters staff arrived at Scutari, AL | bania, and established headquarters. Gen. Edouard de curieres de Castel- | nau was appointed chief of the French General Staff by General Jof- fire.
 A man identified as Patrick Huffex, | Of New York city was struck by train and instantly killed at BeIlerose, L. I.
 The Post Office Department will start an aerial mail service as soon as | Congress appropriates the necessary funds.
 According to the London Daily Times, Berlin landlords have lost more than S25.0OO,OOO in unpaid rents. to date.
 The Atlanta Council ordered a recall vote on Mayor James G. Woodward and feur members of the police de- partment.
 William w. Canada, American Con sul at Vera Cruz for Is years. ar rived at New York to visit his home | in Indiana.
 A man seventy-two years old who applied to the Boston City Hospital for treatment was found to be suffer ing from leprosy.
 Measures to secure all gold stored | in safety deposit valuts since the war began, have been instituted by the German Reichsbank.
 A petition signed by 10000 women Of Alberta Canada, saved the life of Msr. Resell Stoley, sentenced to be hanged for murder. She was pardon ed.
 Four girls and two men were seri- ously burned, and S1OO,OOO damage caused by fire that destroyed the Cor car Chemical plant at New Rochelle N. Y.
 John E. Osborne, Assistant Secre- tary of State, who underwent an op- eration in Washington, is much i'm proved and his rapid recovery is ex- pected.
 The Texas Division, Daughters ot the Confederacy, voted to have the famous Rebel Yell" recorded for pos terity by having it recorded on phono- graph records.
 More than S41,oOo was raised in 1E
 minutes at a mass meeting at Wash ington by the Congressional Union fol
 women suffrage in connection with its annual convention. Viscount Bryce, former British Am.
 bassador to the United States, wa.
 unanimously elected president of tn,
 Pilgrims of Great Britain, succeeding
 Field Marshal Earl Roberts. Rev. James J. Mccarthy, pastor O St. Williams church in the DorCheste
 district, Boston. and state chaplain O
 the Knights of Columbus. died in hospital following an operation. l General Miguel Nj. Diesuez, com, mander of the Carranza forces fl , Southern Sonora. is repuorted to b, [ footing Catholic churches there anC 2 driving out Catholics and priests. t About 10000 persons who lost al T their possessions in the fire tha s destroyed Hopewell, Va, the powder boom town, are being cared for by e relief organization at Petersburg. Va. = Fears were expressed that % men O 1 the crew of the British steamer St
 Kilda, wrecked on the ledges of tn,
 French Island of Miquelon. had per
 ised from exposure during the heav! , blizzard.
 Q A clinic which will accept only pa 1 l tients suffering from queer, interest n ing. or unusual diseases will be es  | with the University of Illinois Medi ] cal School.
 = Omaha Republicans filed a petition
 with the Nebraska Secretary of Stat naming Henry Ford as a candidat, y | for the presidential nomination in tn, Nebraskan republican primaries, to b, e held next April.
 The body of Cadet Thurber Sweet O 4t rf,,s- -I- died of spinal paralysis thought t Q have been caused by hazing, wa shipped from Lexington, Va, to hi s home in Chicago. = Through the efforts of the Harvaru Il students employment bureau. 5S9 un dergraduates were able to add a tota
 of 900 to their incomes last year fl e various vacations which did not inter = fere with their studies.