Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 15, 1910, Page 1

VOL. LIL—NO. 299 MISS HATTIE LEBLANC DISCHARGED Cabied. Will be at Her Cape for the Christmas Joys JURY OUT AN HOUR AND A TIALF Verdict of Not Guilty Received by Court Spectators with Enthusiasm— Judge Refuses to Hold Miss Le- Blanc 25 a Witness Against Mrs Glover—Evidence Against the Latter Insufficient 1o Convict. Breton Home in Time Cumbricge, Dioc 14 itattie Mise LaBlans Tremblingly Faced the Laftianc s pathetie plea that, she he al- | Jory, lowed 1o go tark to be £ oid hores '"l When Hatile Lolsane was brought Neat Arichat, b » bl el LIt conrt thin morning whe wes pale o TRy A R i o | Wil Areimbiing and she showed piainiy o - g the wiriin under which whe was labor- nee B e | o, Afier Sudge Tomd had concludes the night of No 204, Joyful Demonstration in Court Room. wn a poplar one The verdict "o ¥ furt that the traditional de . o Mamsnrhusetts court was anide whils men and women 1 whouted and wept for shoet » demonstiation continned for r twenty minutes, and 1 . » wers utterly powerloss 1o , tide of enthusiasm. Th . in the corridors took up 1t heerm of the throng thet oy wwe chewrs fre of who had g & - MurToune of East e Mot Ensugh Evidence Against Mrs. Glover to Convict. P P Judge Danie n idge At the trial, 10 itness 1o give cvidence Tefore the grand jury th rant the maictment of Clover, the man, who has w the yrit In nce prowented ai er in the present tria 0 comvict, and t «ourt whould conv 10e Judge et Last spring Mre. Glover of & charge of being an a the fact St ‘ement by District Attorney. District Attorney Higging ies statement afier the trial in wh yeforred to Judge Bond's ref. Bold the LeBinuc sirl as a witac s be- | fors the grand fury. The statement| wiso sald Thmt the ruling of 1. exclude from the case all refe » the allezation that Glover said gore his death that Hattie had Bim bad weakened the govermaent's case sgalnst tie girl Mrs, Glover Not Surprised at the Ver. “nee dict. Mre, Glo as not in the verd.t e jury When informed at her W ot the result, she received t surprise you?" she she replied, “T This has ®ht through. , dut St been Hat was tried for it h he | v e Jury the privaner wis informed by v i of the court that If whe desired U make any etavement 16 the Jury the opportupity would be | #iven her ervously the child rose 1o her foet sowd the Jury hox and in e voice w faint that it conld be hewrd put a fow Teet wwny waid 1 did not do . 1 want 15 go bome vith my father” The Verdist Announced. AL 945 n . the Jury retired. At 1115 the bell rank, indleating the Jury it 10 Telurn 1o the COurLroor. Hattie, reated bexide 1he matron of 1he Cambridge 3all, who has been the pris oner’s con ndant wince the dderen am the Jurors hox. Then whe rew foreman pronoy ' the 1ittie we for n briet crowd in the » cheers whe sank into b 0 rewting Ber head upo shouider abe wept for| Prisoner Expected Favorable Outcome. Hattie received the n men v attended her t t em that she was delighted erdict and had expected a fav sme, She sald that she was going | to remain with friends in Subscriptions of Money Pouring in o 1 Aid Miss LeBlanc, Cambridge. Mass., Der. 14 —Wearing hunch of violets in her walst. & table loaded down with cut glase und miver. with walters | standing be r ready 1 do her bidding, Hattle Lebiane ensoyed { her first supper, outsids of the East in the general Guing room, white on ever her wen lences of wealth and luxury suc upon mesting Hattie, and £ e Beld an impropmtu _reception. was started which witl ments had resched goodl To this purse will ¢ for the girl's for $100 which was rec Postmaster Charles Waltham came fron Me.. and is to be ses of Hattie back e at West Arichat proportions. I b NEXT WORLD'S CONVENTION OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Yo Be Held at Sydney, Australia. in the Year 1314, eonvention of Fndesvor Union will be held tn Svi- nes, Australia, in 1914, the annu Iness meeting of the unfor i his city today, having =0 decided. A an esstler meating of the executi committes of the board of trustecs $he United Soctety of ( doavor the mme of t fraeroational O ndes soon o be —r-n'» or ington avemus, this cit Ragarting o the exec ten, President Franci eammon with the secretars wrer of the United sociel that more f‘hflmhn"hd-.\ 1 of late t movem t Body s in an un financiai condition. There is now 1t eountry In the world out tan Badess Clark reported ‘. INTRA- COASTAL CANAL ugh the Atlantic Seaboard Gulf States. and EXPLOSION ON BATTLESHIP. Seaman on the North Dakota D from Burns. A N (A% Hamburg-American Steamer in Dis- tress Roit horitios bate rashed & toe e SENSATION SPRUNG IN A KENTUCKY TRIAL Friend of Accused Tried to Bribe Wit- - ness to Leave Town. Paris, Kr., Dea M4.—A sensation was £ in the trial of the four men of | unty who are chased Abner, here today & common . Stifham an led aMidavits i court alleging that A. S. Johnson o Jackson. a friend of the ac-used, at- tempted to bribe Stidham to leave Par- N estify against the defend- ¥ took place in t stare wurt -‘.ei appeared before Ju He emphaticaliy denied t= The court n on Jas IN CONGRESS WEDNESDAY. | Session of Both Housss Marked Mild Filisusters. Washingtor ters eclined 1o question whe the rules. cot v easure from the calendar which it p for consideration on the previ- was ment was taken. Roth ser at noon tomo: te and house w MAYOR OF OHIO CITY ARRESTED He Leased a Hall, Producing the Pas- sion Play on Sunday. Riinesville, O, Deo betweon Mavor R’ Prosecating _Attorney R over the presentation Sunday 14— T Barrows and ¥ Riakely the Pusston | ) eatec iast e arcest of the arge of breaking | war { | | | 5 ! i ! 3 | Ra\e permiss e pict: T « the persale ret oa | advantage of it ke Burrov awd producsd the Condensed T e,t:;,rams Paragraphs Christmas Mail llnnedStatest Lo, Ine, 34, omipiits ware 16t uq P '*h-n-a gm.‘,,,, Loy Tor the conetruetion of twe st ¥ ahy - yu teships grovined 1o i arrent r VERr's nmvnl yrogrs s 9. ‘I'ha flm«n L‘cw e nnp«,ra; cutions eall oy veessis o W tone, | Pt ¥ s i having 21099 horse power | — e i Wrs. Hanest I Jacie, & s ':;fnn)my h:,r ’zl P Carman crown | THWO HWUNDRED ANDG TEN WELL COUNCIL OF NATIONAL DEFENCE Frostest Jal, cwl & o prines suriye 1oday o the Ger- ! it eriner Guelsenay, ‘The party wiil | PILLED BAG SHOULD BE CRELTED, Susie Gors, o w e i, oy B the Sovermment hoves. 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