Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 26, 1910, Page 1

VOL. LII. —NO. '308 NORWICH, CON'., MONDAY. DECEMBER 26, 1910 PRICE TWO CENTS REPLY BY ARCTIC EXPLORER COOK| Cbled To The Attack On Him By Danish Explorer Published Last November RASMUSSEN HOSTILE TO THE DOCTOR Paragraphs Dec. Sount Franz Karl von Ballestrem, forme died Saturday. ~He v born in 1834, Antwerp, Dec, he Finland and Baltic were ay at the mouth of the caut. The Baltic sank all the crew excepting drowned. The rescued were board the Finland, steamers collision . in Ri aqui and x men were taken on H na, Dee. —General Evaristo Estenoz, the negro leader and s SR S lr‘l('ll utll negrc who w 1 e arre: For the Reason that the Brooklyn Man Was Compelled Eng (.{(.fm'fi H Frment, were - i s ased from jail yesterday, the cour to Snub the Dane in 1907—Dr. Cook Gives Reasons | haring found no evidence of - con- Why He Believes His Two Eskimo Boys Gave False| mover, mngland, Dee. 25—Claude B ‘ahame-White v\\]nr had a narrow Statements When Examined as to the Cook Party Gl a_weelk . 2 el for he De Having Reached the Pole. ot prige of $20,000, met with a further mishap to He was 1 Eskimos Believe Earth Is Flat. = f;fin}flwn. hl’e(' i Jfllulft slieve in 1 i Jritish ambassador to the Fskimos believe in a flat earth, | 5y tes, and Mrs. Bryce, sailed for inue ook, and they cannot | J'A%€ ik s : . ‘| York on the Cedric Saturda y nap of the mid-polar | XOFk on the S o \ where all 1 ians meet. They re accompanied by W. G. C. Glad- Incic 4 one, a grandsone of William Ewart aus . S \p-makers of familiar _ e i 158 rounds -of Emall areas stone, who will spend six months i v mus 1 ds of | oy z ashington as an honorary attache - P shect g i The statement continm s the Britare cts p eq wse be disc ted, but de- leave the land and ‘]‘; L e « that he “will take Mr. Peary's | The last land sinks under the s T word in preference to either that The Eskimo out of sight of | MAN FROM CALIFORNIA 3 n the in t = omes panic-stricken and talks KILLED IN BOSTON 1 " shment i deserting Fortunately, nature e e mes favors e explorer Did Not Personally Talk With the |iomelimes livors Arctic éxplorers. | Attempted to Escape from Hotel by Way of the Roof. Eskimos. ion. On the polar sea there are few Yia L days indeed when seemingly land Boston, Dec. While attemptin . to his wif x n | clouds, mirages or other signs of 1a e from End hotel by - or & pub nt 1} do ne el the eve, as 1 have ex- the roof today, a man - it g t m | plained more fully in magazine < S T E. Allen, fell i t iskimo T iow heing pubulished 1 was fatal hjured. h quest, Ttukus & Heibe he clothes of the dead | smussen sa revealed > papers from ¢ t I ‘ ted States navy and an identi- 1 nteme 1 Rtive| t ation card with name, Charles v uries > were we i nd I ¢ ged thei £ Benzo, San Diego, Cal, with it v I « ! t at all tim to kee ructions to notify R. P. Benzo of 14 . T knc that the fth reet, San Diego, Cal, in case always ht themselves near Ao Th r - . She I Reien len met Henry ey of of moving ic forced oth- | o) 5 chance acquaintance, and ¢ e than b when 144 d story of suffering ; AR that | was taken to the Sudbur both et T nd i1 the 3 ¥ e llen attempting to & and suspecting the ms ¥ s 4 % belonging to Morri: topped him. s nd are 1 o Allen then ran to the roof, where he ficial £ in a nearnessito land. slipped and fell to the pavement. A The Meanest Slur. small sum of money, which the police hich Rasmus- | Say belonged to Morrissey, was d cheating _the | in’his clothing, ised a knife = = s b R to make a second attempt for the prize when his new biplane caught fire and was destroyed. s stat s Dr. Co )0k, con- nents, TWO OPERA SCORES STOLEN FROM AN EXPRESS WAGON New York Police Unable to Find Clue d before we I > them 1at fi omise, ) ed home; that the e oha S to the Thieves. them a good reward, o turn over all ong it = 4 L ¢ the guns lised us n when he left. It is there- | ~New York Dec. The directors ue only a ne match Whitney to say | °f the Metropolitan Opera e or of Whitney 10 884 | held a meeting today to consi e (i ted the Liskimos or DOt | theft of two opera scores which we = I regard the report n he be believed in | S2atched last night from an express H . ; agom. , far the police have been unable Why They Should Be Considered Falsa. Hfl” Breed Missionaries as Cross Ex- | (o any tiace of the thieves. The p : e, ¢ aminers manu s were being forwarded to pwers ontegorl t o attention to | another musical critic for judgment, puted the ; th Whom. it jo | after having been examined by Wal- . ir 0’ e R s the Eski- I osch in a $10,000 con- } i hould ¢ P y s Hoaw Vtha he Metrop n Opera com- 2 ares that R s | wer v re m (¢ ¥ ] er the meet Otto H s rt was made o g the trut chairman of the executive comm g ged examination ¢ ¢ |issued a staten that l that the contra i manuseripts we 5 vere piled ing questi and that the emselves signed t rs ¢ dou had origir e pach o te B h age was en route W. Chad- - a1 the Bo onservatory of " fent one of tr rs in the cor their questioner the B fio Pt when the theft occurred. not unde CLINGS TO RUNAWAY ENGINE. Blasting Powder Under Stairway CIGARETTE BUTT CARELESSLY THROWN INTO THE EXPLOSIVE. MERRYMAKERS KILLED Christmas Eve Dance Broken Up When Flame and Smoke Blinded the Party Who Fled in Terror. Breensburg, Pa., sons were killed re in danger in plosion, leath from their inju ind ten more are in il Westmoreland hospital tonight, eithe as victims of s dy's vengeanc: or in penalty of somebody's n While miners were holdir Christms celebration at Key t, nmear her night, five pounds of ng powder set off under the stairway of the house in which they had gathered. Party of 25 Had Gathered. The accident befell at the home of Michael Wilding while he was enter- Condensed Telegrams Ramon Darros Luco was inaugurat- ed president of Chil The Sale of Articles in the dead-let- ter office netted the government $9,- $46.50. “Big Tim” Fed 5,000 Derelicts 15TH ANNUAL CHRISTMAS FEAST TO THE POOR. The Present Congress is making a new record for bills and resolutions introduced. HIs Capt. Frank A. Wilner, U. S. N., ap- peared before a retiring board for ex- amination. NO CHAIRS BUT PLENTY FOOD Ernest Cassel, the planning to systematic English_million- give millions to Many Old-Timers Noticed in the benefactions, Thtong at the Long Tablee—Doubly | . 5. Gopirect Wie Sighed with: the Marritt-Chapman company to raise the sunken monitor Purits n, | Quiet Day in Manhattan. | The Portuguege Ministry has framed plan of government based upon the “rench parliamentary system. {a k, Dec. utiful n was dc —This was a olit v The Spanish Chamber of Deputies passed the government’'s “padlock bill” concerning the religious congrezations. hospitals all charitable institutions. The Report of the Bureau of Statis- 210 Fed at a Time. tics shows increase of exports dur- the Bowery State Semator “Big|ing November over last year's figures. Sulliv fe ousi e g bl s s o The American Red Cross Cabled 1t 1 the rooms of ,000 to Minister Calhoun at Peking for famine-stricken millions in Chi Leigh Rhodes, known as the Kid"” robber, wa; prisonment in Sullivan associatio nth annual Timothy stmas feast. threw open the o'clock. There doors him- | “Candy, were three sentenced to life im- mur- self at 11 Chicago for two de The Annual Report of Scc | sistant Postmaster General | was submitted to Postmaster General i Hitcheock. | Colonel Roosevelt Will Speak at the | | dinner of the Periodical Pub | @ CHRISTMAS, merry Christmas! °tis not so very long | association of America in New { other voices blended with the carol and the song DRy £ could but hear them singing as they are singing now The Japanese Parliament was A the radiance of the crown on each dear brow, ed. the emperor's address empha sy aother no Higden i the necessity for maintenance of peace isten t to the “bells across the snow. s e LA | —FRANCES RIDLEY HAVERGAL. Dr. John M. Davis, for 23 vears president of Rio Grande college, lo- catel near Galllopolis, O., resigned because of ill health CHRISTMAS MQRN!NG Theresa Lochman, who was injured by the explosion in New York last MINNA IRVING in Monday, died in Bellevue hospital, making the twelfth victim of the dis- Before the wintry The din is surely To wake the fol The woolly lam And rat-tattoo A toy piano tinkles out A tiny, teeny-weeny tune, So faint and sweét it might be played Away up in the And shrieks of For this is Oh, what a racket greets my ears, The trumpets toot, the dollies squeak, The baby locomotives chug, For this is Christmas morning. The air with merry laughter rings, And happy gurgles of delight From rosy, romping girl and boy, Wee Jimmy sports a soldier suit, And Johnny has a wagon red, And Susie got a camera, aster. sun is up, Italian Newspapers Continue to as- ert that a naval expedition to Tripoli designed to prevent the sulphur mines falling into the hands of Amer- icans. loud enough lks of other spheres. Joined with to Portugal Austria-Hungary Has Germany in a protest against the announced expulsion on January 1 of Austrian and German missionaries from Portuguese colo- nies. bs in chorus bleat, the drumsticks beat, Black Hand Threats Are Said to have caused Russell Gardner of Louis, a maillionaire, and brother - law of Governor Patterson of Tennes- | sce, to desert his plantation at Fritz anding, Al‘ < A GLAD DAY, SAVS GIBBONS. Cardinal Gives a Chrlstmas Sentiment silver moon. in Response to Reguest. rdinal Gib- ponse to a request s sentiment glee, and whoops of joy, is of for all men. Not only do the ore com- fortabl e their gifts with their poo s, asking their O - return. but each and all. Christmas morning. poor, young and old, are again made rich nd youthful promises of the new-born Saviour, All seem to feel what the angels sang at Bethlehem: ‘Glory to God in the High- est, and on Earth, Peace to Men of | Good Will" " the hopes and Bearyt fd £ H e y : it ] od Peary for Vears. | Driving Rod Toars Away Gab, but En- And Bruf:a. m_nl Bobby each a sled, | MAYOR REFUSES A SALARY. ] e et | gineer Sticks to Locomotive. And Tom in fringe and feathers gay, | Executive of Cranston, R. L, Said He'd gy n ectura = 5 s g . . \Z Appropriati f Made. floe toughy Pt Mass, De Bwo trainmen | Just like an Indian chief appears, | R fightly ‘injured vesterday when 5 defend For ve Jeecsistiphily dudinod [yesiernay wh 3 | Cramston, R. 1. Dec This o ml Teinds ot ] & o T Mt And mother hugs them every one, | the youngest in the state, has a mavor of it not fit to T : by Domit : S - " { whe to accept any compensa- - ARG e e e And murmurs ** Bless the little dears! tion for his services a T to be t Rasmussen distribute | your the driving rod broke, tea off e e - " - At a meeting of the council Friday A 2 - e i hapacs | hour the driving rod broke, t off | For this is Christmas morning, | night a resolution was introduced al- hy does he a fe Tobs: Tlley tho snstdecs wan aml {lowing Mayor Edward M. Sullivan a p 3 i Siinicine 4o thefenddr o e | salary of $1.000. but he declared that oo = . e A ehiin Sbraced o ey { if the motion were passed he would p Ra M nu e ke (o il | veto it, and if they passed it over his : 2 P here he sct the emergenc Ly ¢ nty-five men and | long tables, extending the length of the | o he would not accept the money. 3 . g el > the train was brought of whom had come from | rcom, with capacity to feed exactly 219 | The motion was withdrawn. ' I ame * Y ‘ | {to a y was able to climb 0., to seek work in thejat a no chairs, but | =7 o . he » Mr. Bra We | German Ticket Chopper's Fidelity to| down. one of ;m\unm 2d orc hpstm[ SPENT THE DAY AT HOME. -3 ders Startles Su : = : 2 | i i i ‘ " Orders Starties Subway Passengers. OLD MINE CAVES IN. : {hrew'a c.sarette butt | pipe, Tobacco, Shoss and Socks for|A Very Quiet CH the White . s O € o et Dec. 25.—At one of the| o Cottancerors Botiaviia OF Ditick P Each Man. Quse: be the D: | 1y s Sari nptowsi|, —=uscs COllapsoiof 4 L ound Y, Sevensly been It took ctly fifteen minutes for| Washington, Dec. 23 hristmas in o . | n, the work- Injuring Thirteen Persons. first round to get i O s 1 nd_R oS <o ek 3 — ge and | Washington was the epitome of guiet. [ v > et i ngton, Pa., Dec A ) . man 2 pipe| President and M Taft and their e s s j G diin iy sandoned fitty vet ; = tobucco and a meatly | family spent the day at home. except Rasmussen’s Opinions Suddenly Chang- | sy & et Fo e Hhig s A i 3 presentation of which on{ for attendance at church in the mdn- s Sx 3 ,¢ Zahniser Three Dead in Hospital. 1011, will entltle the | ing. The president went alone to the | « I Stre 1 T = = o g WO pair { Ajl Souls’ Unitarian chu , while Mrs. iinga oy ’ o il e T | b threaity fatally burned vy | Tatt, ipanied by Miss Helen Taft piussen & ' - | ; i ! o % el Young Men Particularly Noticeable. | and Charley Taft, went to the f e o bt i ! severely injure & o ks 2 Young e re particularly notice- | ionable St John's Episcopal church, . ) siher er | ; e able in today’s throng, but among the| A few friends dropped in at the V debris 5 ¥ o timers werc bill, Floric ouseh durir the afternoon to ° i 1 iebri 1k Hemlinge ill, i 1 ' v r scente evas and Ke ne shaft Pete, Hoboken Joe. Hackensack Har- | change Christmas greetin 1 | 1 n ) > - ¥ - owery Jim y-called becaus - - 1 i i e | e e o o Others Seriously Burned. ; 1ofE thoForeis —int oih | Death of Alexander Harbison, Fermer The Dane's Latest Charges. | ST, ERéiions i emnonuisitc about ¢ e Bna,l,:,.- of Hart:ord L : R sl G T ' be valked. Run-| FIRE IN BOSTON CHINATOWN. | YALE SOCIETIES WELL OFF ‘Hah«\un a former mayor of the city - h ‘ % ¥ to t dge of the plat-| | = died at I wpartments in the Hotel fng: ‘A > exi | e e he agent on tne | Blaze Destroys Three Bu | . ; wn 47 Pieces of Property Worth $1,- | \\cvinder tonight from acute rheuma- prave . | Causes $225.000 Lo ; el d 000,000, Assessors Assert. tism of the hearl. General Harbison H t n e, put feller off. } he i R i i . Ll was prominent in Hartford affairs and T elf of n - i o e : ‘ hlacie ' riousiy | ¢ the setrel societics ai irensurer of the Chiarter Oalc Parl as- g & e T 3 ; b )t Chinatown at Mo AT oI Tiete o i va nearl L000,000, acc dociation ) 188 AP et ; " r & Whi oo e e ey ping period Sat- | with b At e | SR DNl city eneral of (he state under Govern- : Jrose A | urday y-alarm fir | the burning w B ko meny fic o £ Y | Bigelow and was mayor of the city - - ¥ | 1d enve 1z | qeath d 5 it from 1900 to 184 He was 70 years £ an ¢ r i nd Chinese mission | syy AL tha irs o ok and | old and leaves a brother and two sis- - ' s | 1 ichas . At \; ory stru ture, ety & b s wminl ific s hool, with | ters; ; e 1 v 3 1 re they were exti d | brought the injured to this city. b 25 1 : e haon hat hahai : = bodies - | Consulting, Enginear | Ellia’ Disd at \possible Heibers 4 “Wea nds 1 i er yu ment ‘Assertions ve o1 C ntrad Statements All these fu t doctor, wo ha er men of was not done, itho @ demen men wh or denied the bos nd 000 on the fioor was sum- It an hour. arpenters At $22 n is placed 14, Steamer Used From Baltimore 14,000 Ba Going to Seattle. | | | | | It pa s | litica four Santits 1 5 tous |t ear- R e .| 0 urt of ap- | S31-E 4 v I el t tri- E ’Hv' I to the su. h only one s ¢ : | st The Honoluluan took on 14.000 ba ¥a o 1 1 fuel oil befc r Balt l | ., on Oct tmple Jpen t v : Tl VGl Glenn Curtiss Wins Prize at Christ- n (Fa oned , ety mas Aviation Matinee. b B Losa Cul., De nn il licted by Peary's | bt i x . \4‘uh~,~ the speed prize at ol & , | Christa tinee of the aviation : | Pugilist Shot in Fight Over $2. -, defea James atenier the e Jacob Nadle aviator, who wi Tonme D Terry VoK ’hxn wing to lower his own p to th championsh niles an hour. Curt ) times toni best lap at the rate of there were Ve seph Nierenberg | hour t 54 for Radley. Cur W0 have aff wked with the shoot- | r single surface” machi “story. Even N adler o na fatally hurt. ud Eadley in a French moneplane. s | Naugatuck Man Took Hold of Live Wire. Torrington Sunday. RES!GNS UNDER FIRE Police Wa by Grand £ Mi for nneapoli Lax \Nar Vessels to Be Sold as Junk. 13 Phe such & an Cardens s to M o s to be sold $18,000 Christmas Morning F pted. and ‘.',‘,“‘ SRl Portland. Me., Dec. 25.—A Christmas . at_present { officer killed in the Spanish-American morning fire destroyed the livestock t. on day duty, w war, lost his life. The Siren, a con- barns and onthouses at Hopkins Broth- crintendent verted yacht, v also be sold. Rids ers’ stock farm two miles north of Fort s resignation followed the | i pe ved for the two boats up Fairfleld village and forced the family e sal ey mnd thej ¢ Jan. 2. The Winslow has been ap- {to flec from th welling in 1Xity on the part i praised at $1,768 and the Siren af | scanty attive, to th the laws $6.000. | val SN0 Th - | Ll a j tota s i Honor Dead Diplomat. | Admiral Dewey 73 Today. | e e g e flilean | washington, Dec. 25.~Adgiirg) Dew- PR e W was Litbpned Setay by o DT 72 rears ol dtomorrow. He Pittsburg, Pa., Dac masters | partment nate e Del ey 1510 E00Q Bealth and 18 at it iofage in the industrial plants in the Pitts. |t sons o s "L,:u\mubul{:“\:‘u]"fg”‘fi“ o fornal celebration ‘of e Sae€ LS el iy Y ek iy | Dis birthday has been plauned. Saturday when the last of $7,000.000 ere. lus iy, e Delaware | o distributed to zh: men, It is one is now at Cherbe bt the Steamship Arrivals. lm the la st pays in the history of ' not 10 be shipped b ¢ next eh At Liverpool Dse, Arabic, fremm the distrie Ay New York; Faumonia, from New York. Dynamite For Los Angeles Plant BELIEVED TO BE'OUTCOME OF LABOR TROUBLES. THE LEWELLYN IRON WORKS Partly Wrecked Early Sunday Morning —Night Watchman Was the Only Person Injured, He but Slightly. Los ' Angeles, Cal,” Dec. 25.—The Lleweliyn Iron Works were partly wrecked by an explosion, presumably of dynamite, early today. The explo- sion tore out the front of the building, smashed windows for more than a bloc and awakened persons more than two miles away The night watchman was slightly injured. Perpetrators Unknown. ‘Who placed the supposed charge of dynamite "is unknown to the police,. but it is believed to have been the out- come of general labor tr which the Llewellyn compan: involved. A hole eighteen inches-deep and about six feet in_@iameter bears witness to the place of the explosion. Abont seven ve feet of the front of the main huilding, a three story frame structure. wa shot to pieces and its contents piled together in ruin. The hea machinery of the building seems to have escaped injury. Night Watchman Slightly Injured. J. E. Asbury, a watchman, was seat- ed in the office about thirty feet from the center of the explosion. He was buried under a mass of debris, but was dragged out by & policeman passing in front of the office. With the exception of o cut on the right hand and an abrasion of the scalp and face, he was unhurt. “I saw a flash and heard a report like the crack-of a whip,” said Police man Cahill, “and next the front of the building seemed to crumble and the air seemed full of debris. T called out: ‘Is there anyone in the building?' and heard a ery for help. I found Asbury and draggenl him from under the ru- ins.” Active in Fight Against Unions. The ILlewellyn Iron Works has long been active in the fight against union labor in this city, and is one of the companies invoived. in he matal workers' strike, which went into effect June 1. The strike was called originally to enforce a demand for an eight hour day for all metal workers and a uni- form wage of fifty cents an hour. It began on notice from San Francisco that employers there had made con- cessions on condition that they, should not thereby be placed at a disadvant- age in cowpetition with non-union Las Angeles firms. Police Working on Labor Theory. Officials of the Liewllyn company are of the opinion that .he supposed effort to destroy their plant is the out- growth of their differences with labor, and the police are working on this the- pparently the police have no def- inite clie. In view of the Los Ange- les Times outrage, in which 21 men were killed last October, and the ex- ceeding bitterness of the metal work- ers' strike today's explosion created the greatest interest. The grand jury is expected to hand in its report on the Times at any day. CHRISTMAS AT THE VATICAN. Pope Received Greetings and Messages From All Over the Woerid. Rome, Dee. “hristmas day pas: ed off quietly at the Vatican. whera Pius X., after pontificating at early mass before specially mvited guests, spent the morning quietly in his pri- vate apartments, with his sisters and his niece. Later he saw some of his household and the secretary of state, Cardinal Merry del Val, who wish to renew their grestings. but all of the audiences werc of a private char- acter. His holiness received messages an | greetings from sovereigns, heads of gtates, high eccleslastics and promi- nent laymen from all over the world. He personally read each of these, and will himself reply to many of them. At court there were no official re- ceptions, hut the presents of the king and queen to their respective house holds were distributed, and the fam- ily of their majesties, now comprising four children, had a tree, over which the joy was as great as in any humble home of the kingdams. NEW MARSHALL KILLS TWO. Georgia Officer in ht Shoots Three Brothere=Third Will Die. Dublin, Ga., Dec. 26.—Marshal Frastus E. Rafield Saturday shot and killed two brothers named Thigpen and fatally wounded a third. Raffleld was appointed marshal two days ago after another marshal, it is asserted, had been run out of the community. Yesterday afternoon the Thigpen brothers are said to have called on him and notified him he would have ta leave the country or be locked in jail, A fight ensued and when one of tha prothers reached for his pistol Raffield began firing. No arrests have been made. BOY FROZEN TO DEATH. Sister May Die from Cold Also—Cone- ner’s Jury Blames Parents. Grand Forks. N. D. Dec. 25.—That the five year old son of Michael Ott of Richardsen, D.. froze to death a= the result of his parents’ neglect was the verdict of a coroner's jury yester- day. A sister, four years old, probably will dte. The children disanpeared from the house shout noon and it was evening @ they were found at the rear of ne, one dead @ the other er less and both 1 frozen Sudden Death of New York Dry Goods i { Man. New York, Dec Arthur H Hearn, head of the Flearn Dry Goods company of this city, died suddenly today in his apartments at the Hotel 3t from ucuie Bright's disease, Recluse Found Murdered. West Newton, Pa., Dec. 25.—John Kulger, a recluse, was found today murdered in a shanty near here, whera he has made his home for the past ten vears. His right arm was severed and 4 deep gash mede in his temple, ap- parently by an axe which lay nearby befmeared swith blood. Rebbery was probably the motive. Cuts Out Inaugwral Ball. Omaha, Neb., Dec. 25-~Thers will be no inaugural ball at Lineoln 'i- Chester . Aldrich, govern indueted into office, January 5. lt has been settled by Mr. Aldriek, whe is » Mothow ¥