Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-05
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Condensed Telegrams

Condensed Telegrams
 The death of John Francis Moriarty, lord mayor of appeal in Ireland was announced.
 Work on the first section of the Alaska railroad was be- gun at Ship Creek.
 The annual spring cleanup week campaign started with a rush in Man haitian and Brooklyn
 Ten thousand straw hats, the sea sons first crop, were seen on the boardwalk at Atlantic City.
 The executive council of the Amer ican Bankers Association is in ses- sion at Old Point Comfort, Va.
 Two miners were killed, and two seriously injured in an explosion in the Mutual mine, Walsenburg, Co.
 The New York State Association of Master Bakers opened it's twentieth annual convention at Rochester, N. Y.
 James FairehiId, for 9S years prin- cipal editorial writer for the Pitts DurSn DlSpatcn, dled or heart dlSedSe-
 The cruiser Brooklyn at Boston; was ordered to the Orient to relieve the Saratoga as flagship of the Asiatic fleet.
 Margaret Joyce, aged 6, died at her home in Pittsburgh as a result of drinking whiskey she found in the house.
 Alaskan coal lands will not be avail able for leasing until the beginning of the season of 1926, so Secretary Lane announced.
 The comptroller of the currency has issued a call for the condition of all national banks at the close of business Saturday, May l.
 Preparing to celebrate her tooth Reading, Pa, was overcome with ex- citement and died.
 The Italian Cabinet issued a decree placing Tripoli under martial law, owing to an attack on Italian troops by rebels near Syrta-
 All bridges in Vancouver, B. C., are guarded to prevent a repetition of the supposedly incendiary fires on the Granville street bridge.
 About ee per cent of the total issue of emergency currency has been re- tired, according to statement issued at the Treasury Department.
 A cat climbing pole at Port Arthur Ontario, short-circuited an electric current and plunged two towns in darkness. The cat was killed.
 
 Lewis Watson, aged 26, died at In- dianapoliS, when struck on the head by the first pitched ball at the open ing of a Sunday school league.
 Sergt. McCudden of the British Avi- ation Corps, died at Gosport, England as a result of the collapse of his Bleriot monoplane on Saturday.
 As result of a collision before the war, the owners of the Kaiser Wilhelm II, have Hbeled the British steamship Incemore for $198,962., at Mobile, Ala. Private detectives are searching New York for Lillian Fenwick, 16- year-old high school girl of Sound Beach, Conn, who left her home Sat urday.
 science fund.- was received by the Secretary of the Navy, coming from a converted yeoman now living in Los Angeles.
 Drifting rudderIess and damaged by H. Vance was picked up by a wrecking tug off Santa Cruz, and is being tow l ed to San Francisco. Jesse White, a negro, confessed in | jail at Birmingham, Ala that he kill or TlT- Fl cd Southern author and educator. He claims Terrell fired first.
 Building trade operations in Pitts l burgh were tied up when bod car rierS and building laborers joined the striking bricklayers in striking for higher pay and an eight hour day. Kuhn, Loeb &Co. announced that ] they had closed negotiations involv- mortgage 4 1-2 per cent gold bonds of | the Pennsylvania railroad company. The New Jersey Senate in special | session unanimously passed the bill fixing October 19 for the special cleo | tion to submit woman suffrage and two other amendments to the voters. Benjamin WooIey, Monmouth | County, N. J. convict, was fatally in- | jured when struck with a baseball bat | by Alonzo Williams, negro, after a game of baseball at the prison camp A publication by the department of | agriculture, entitled The Monthly Crop Report will make it's appear ance this month, taking the place of '"The Agricultural Outlook" discon- | tinued.
 Surgeon J. c. Pryor of the Navy sub- mitted a report recommending that the wearing of white colthing by nav | al forces be abandoned, as they furnish | an enemy a target too easily dis | tinguiShable.