Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-24
Condensed Telegrams

Gen. Otto A. T. won Emmich, the conqueror of Liege, died at Hanover, Germany, aged 67.
 Emperor William is slightly indis- posed and has called off hi srtip to l the western front,
 A Ss,ooo,o refinery will be erected at Savannah, Ga, by the Savannah Sugar Refining Co.
 Capt. Franz Won Papen, recalled German military attache, sailed from New York for Germany.
 The Italian ministry of marine of nclally denied reports that the battle ship Dante Alighieri had been sunk
 Fifty persons died within two days Of grippe and pneuomnia at Camden. \. J.. There are about 5000 cases in the city.
 Work was begun on the car repair sheds of the Illinois Central at New south Memphis. The sheds will cost | S20O,O00.
 Great Britain will allow the ex- portatiOn from Jamaica to the Unit | ed States of dye-woods aggregating ! 4,7OO tons.
 Becoming insane at her home at Johnstown, Pa. Mrs. Ralph Liabfried killed her 2 year old daughter. Kath- crime Margaret.
 Kaiser Wilhelm accepted the resig- military Governor of Belgium to take effect Jan. l.
 British officers at saIoniea are Hv- ing in German hotels. Some of the staff officers live at the Headquarters for Munich Beer" The London Stock Exchange adopt ed a rule barring a candidate of Ger man or Austro-Hungarian birth as Tn eligible to membership. Miss Jane Addams, greatly improv- ed, returned to Hull House, Chicago. ! from hospital. where she had been a patient for several weks.
 One hundred freight vessels, laden with 30,Oo0,000 bushels of grain. are | held up at Buffalo, N Y. waiting railroad and elevator service.
 The Portuguese ship Pero d'AIem- | quer, which went ashore on the New Jersey coast, was relocated. and pro ceeded for New York in tow.
 Col. Arthur c. Stevens, British army officer. and former editor of the Cos mopolitan Magazine" is at the point of death in Chicago PoorhOuse-
 Marchese Giuseppe Della chiesa, nephew of Pope Benedict, left Rome for the Italian front. having been commissioned an artillery lieutenant.
 The American bark Ruth Star. of l Boston. was lowed into port at Dur ban, South Africa. in a disa bled con- clifton Both masts were carried away. I
 When her husband sued for annul- mcnt of their marriage, Mrs. A. NI Marietta of Chicago. started a cross suit for $1O,00O for housewife servic- es.''
 Lloyd Bingham, a member of the Ford peace party, died of pneumonia at Christiania. Norway. He was the husband of Amelia Bingham, the ac- tress.
 Nearly AGO West Point cadets who have been granted leave over Christ mas left last night before retreat" call. The men will be gone until De cember 31.
 Ocean freight rates on cotton from Galveston, Tex. for Havre were ad- vanced to $40 per 100 pounds Be fore the war the rate was from 10 to SO cents.
 Eight firenen, who were overcome 1 by smoke, were rescued by comrades. when fire destroyed a ix-story loft building in New York. The loss is about S6O,oOO.
 William D. Pinkhan1. 27 years old, a clerk in Rochester, V. Y, drug store, killed himself by hanging. He had been Respondent for some time be- cause of poor health.
 After a quarrel with his wife over the Christmas presents for their two children, Frank Jennison, a railroad fireman, cut her throat at their home in Detroit, and then ended his own life.
 John Murphy, who shot and serI- nusly wounded William Martin at An sonia, was held in the city court this morning on bonds of Sl0,OO0 for a hearing next Thursday. Martin is at the Griffin hospital. J.mes J. Sullivan of Fall River. a , member of the board of assssEors for mer councilman and member of the board of aldermen and . representative to tho state legislature in tho sos, died Thursday afternoon.
 Announcement that Chas, W, Knapp, publisher of tho St, Louis Republic, will become associated with the man. aBemeRt of the New York Times in the capacity of treasurer of the com- pany, was made by AdOiph s. Ochs, the publisher,
 The injunction issued an December 6th, restraining the heRapeake and | Unto Re tirnad from hermit .