Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-13

The Rev. Abbot AnacIeto SaIazar,
the oldest priest in Europe, died at
Onate, Spain, aged 103.
The new $25o,ooo newspaper building
and plant of the Springfield, Ohio,
Daily News was opened.
Examination for tubercuIosist by the
New York Board of Health among
school teachers will begin this week
Charles G. Dawes, a Chicago banker.
announced that he will build a $780,
900 hotel for unemployed men in Bos-
ton.
bonic plague at Havana, were reported
to the Public Health Service at Wash
ington.
John Bryson of comanche, Tex, was
shot and killed at the ranch Of his son
near Ballinger. His assailant is un-
identified.
President Gonzales Cara of Mex
leo, issued an order prescribing the
dress that must be worn habitually
by judges.
Fire in the Stanley Warehouse on
the Mersey River docks, England,
caused several hundred thousand dol
lars damage.
Pope Benedict issued a decree for
the recital Of peace prayers in Roman
Catholic churches all over the world
during May.
Governor Whitman paid his first of
fetal visit to Buffalo, spoke at three
dinners, and reviewed Troop 1 of the
74th Regiment.
Ashburnham house, boys dornni-
tory at Gushing Academy, Ashburn-
ham, Mass, was burned causing a
loss estimated at $4,000.
Mgr. Denis J. Mcmahon, rector of
the Roman Catholic Church of the
Epiphany, New York, died in st. Vim
cents hospital, aged So.
A crook called the Phantom Burg
lar made another haul of nearly $4,000
in a Harlem apartment house. Three
apartments were entered.
Three hundred unemployed Amer
leans appealed to the State Depart
ment for transportation from Tampf-
CO, Mexico, to the United States.
After having been published for "a
years, the Poughkeepsie "News-Press''
passed out of existence. 1t was alb
sorbed by the Poughkeepsie Eagle"
The Navy Department despatched
the gunboatNashvi1le from Santo Do
mingo City to Port-au-Prince to take
on board Arthur Bailly-Blanchard.
DR.. Reeder, a surgeon at the Ancon,
Panama Hospital, used the membrane
of egg to draw a broken eardrum to-
gether. The operation was successful
The German Admiralty announced
not counting those who went down
| with the Bluecher, have been killed in
action.
In recognition of Lady Ralph Paget's
| work with the Red Cross in Servia,
| the municipality of Uskub decided to
name the finest street in the city
after her.
kamp Kill Kare, the Adirondacks
estate of Francis P. Garvan, was al
most destroyed by fire that caused
I damage estimated between $500 and
| 100000.
| Brig. Gen. Samuel K. Schwenk died
at his home in New York from all
ments due to a bullet wound received
at the Battle Of Cold Spring, during
| ~AAO OA'1A w SA"
| Mrs. Bowman H. McCaIIa, widow
of Rear Admiral McCalla, presented to
the White House three wine glasses
owned and used by President John
Quincy Adams.
| CIiveden, the home Of Major and
Mrs. Waldorf Astor, near London
| loaned to the Red Cross will be ex-
tended to house 500 soldiers instead OF
the 100 now there.
| A short circuit on the Fulton Street
| az" at the Rockaway station, East
| New York, caused much excitement
| among passengers. Ffremen took con-
| troll Of the situation.
| Firing his revolver to call a police
man to rescue his father-in-law who
was being beaten up, Joseph Dejos-
tino, Of jersey City, shot and killed
Albert Jenneff, aged %.
Frank Ripp, German tailor OF
Mount Vernon, N. Y, believed to have
been driven insane by reading. about
the war, escaped in a wooded section
of The Bronx, threatened to kill him
self.
Nine. PaIiie, the woman aviator
aided by five other well known Eu-
ropean air-women, recruited $50 wo-
men chauffeurs at an organization ol
the Women's Military Aviation Corps
nj Paris.
After killing several bIoodhounds
and fatally injuring J. c. Robbins, E
member of a pursuing posse, Joe
Green, a negro bandit, was shot an6
killed in a swamp in Clarendon Coun-
ty, S. G.
Thjrty-three Chinese, part of the
crew of the steamer Desola, sunk il
Halifax harbor, were brought to New
York on the Red Cross steamer Ste
phane, and will 1be guarded until they
| sail for England.
The two -masted schooner Kit Car
son, coal laden, from New York 70
Nantucket, went ashore two mile
south Of the Narfasansett Pier coas
guard station and probably will be
total loss.
Four taxation bills framed by
legislative committee to remedy al
legged inequalities in the taxation sys