Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-14

paIcneo an uiC1Lnatum 10 Germany.
John Cook Wilson, professor of logic
at Oxford University, died in London
Exchange of wounded Russian and
German prisoners OF war was begun
Frank BramIey, the well known ar
list. died at his home in Grosmere,
England
John Donohue, former city controller
of Paterson N J., is dead He was Sc
years old
A battalion of the Ninth Infantry
was ordered from Brownsville, to Le-
redo, Tex
Large shipments of wheat were
made from Galveston, Texas, to Eng
land and France.
A mill costing s5,ooo,ooo will be
erected at Wheeling, W. Va, by the
National Tube Co.
christy Mathewson, veteran pitcher
of the New York Giants. celebrated
his seth birthday.
The navy collier cyeIops and the
fuel ship Jupiter sailed from Newport,
r. L, for the South
Russia and Austria will begin the
exchange Of incapacitated prisoners
of war next month
The first bale of the new cotton crop
was sold for S1,O5O in Liverpool, the
money going to the Red Cross.
Italy will be compelled to purchase
grain in the United States because
80 - -E- 60 -.
Thirty minutes before he was to be
hanged at Fort Worth, Tex c. A
Myers was granted a reprieve.
A portion of the Atlantic fleet will
be at Boston during the Council of
Governors there, Aug. "a and p.
| Foreign built vessels admitted to
American registry from Aug. IS,
1914, to Aug. Z, last, tOtalled 154.
Deaths of infants in New York city
| last week totaled 394 an increase Of
rs over the same period last year.
In order to consider conditions for
renewing the Balkan League, the
Servian Parliament will meet on Aug.
16
| The White Star liner Adriatic ar
rived in Liverpool with 28S passeng-
ers and a large supply OF war muni-
tions.
II Picking of the cotton crop will be
started in Mississippi during the last
week in August, which is unusually
early.
The Danish schooner Jason was
burned at sea of Copenhagen. The
crew was rescued By the gunboat Alb
salon.
More than 1000 Italian ressrvists
have applied to the Italian vice CON
sui at Pittsburgh for transportation
to Italy.
The Pullman Co. 10 reported to be
negotiating with the Russian govern
ment 70 rthe purchase Of about
10000 cars.
The Riverside, L. T., fire department
turned out to put out a fire in one OF
its automobile engines which took fire
on a practice spin.
ProcIamations declaring that Ger
many Is preparing to send an army %
aid the Turks at the Dardanelles were
circulated In constantinople.
Engineer {. o. Hepsey died Of in
| turtes received when a PENNSYLVANIA
passenger train sideswfped a freight
train near Greensburgh, Pa
EN-Pren1ier Venizelos Of Greece
| who resigned because Of King Con-
stantine's disapproval of his pro-AI-
lies policy, returned to Athens.
The property of Herr JsTIsnek, a
| German millionaire, was conhscated
| by the Government I'm Paris. The es-
tate is worth about O,O0O, 900.
Halted by a German submarine in
the North Sea, the Norwegian mail
ship Iris. Newcastle for Bergen, was
compelled to throw overheard all Rus
Examination Of the body of Nick
| Glorts Of Sacramento showed that
death was caused by bubonic plague
This is the first case in California
since October, 1913.
New York alumni Of the University
Of Michigan will begin a local cam
paign in October to raise part Of the
| Iad fr.