Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-11

 H., was overcome by the oppressive heat and died yesterday
 The BattIeship Delaware, the Biggest warship at the coronation review in English waters, has returned to Charlestown navy yard.
 The Boston Rubber Shoe Company factories at Edgeworth and Fells will be shut down for month, beginning July 15, on account of a shortage of orders.
 Every Passenger on the Steamer Santa Rosa, wrecked near Point Ar guello, Cal, has been accounted for, according to a statement given out yesterday.
 Singing Snatches from His Own composition, John P. Jones. noted Welsh composer and vocalist, died on Sunday at the age of ss at his home in Chicago.
 Capt. C. C. Rogers Has Been De- tached from duty as captain of the Norfolk navy yard and ordered to duty as commandant of the Portsmouth, N. H., navy yard.
 Owners of the Indianapolis Motor speedway have called off their Labor day meet so as not to conflict with the road races scheduled for Aug. 25 and 26 at Elgin, III.
 Three Lives Were Lost Yesterday when the steamer John Mitchell of Chicago was sunk in collision with the steamer W. H. Mack off Vermi1lion Pointe, Lake Superior.
 Walter E. Sutton, General Manager of the Providence Tow and Steamboat company. widely known in coastwise shipping circles, died at his home at East Providence yesterday.
 While Attempting to Swim Across the miIlpond and back at Bath. Me, Edwin E. Wilson, 14. son of John E.. Wilson sank when half way on the return trip and was drowned.
 For Bringing 17 Year Old Spanish girl to New York from the Panama canal zone for immoral purposes Sam Kirber was sentenced to two and a half years in the Atlanta prison.
 An Explosion in a Building Used for the manufacture of chlorine at the Ed ison electrical works in West Orange, N. J., started a fire that for time seemed to threaten the whole plant.
 L. A. kerrisan, Paying Teller of the Exchange National bank at Pittsburg was arrested yesterday by the federal authorities, charged with misa ppropri- ating more than 5000 of the bank s funds.
 Paul Tissardier and the Marquis keyarion, aviation race commissioners Of France. fought duel over a dis pute as to their right to order the aviators to fly regardless of weather conditions.
 
 York chief of police called on Mayor Gaynor yesterday to ask him to sign the bill enabling Devery to draw pen sion money at the rate of one-half his former salary.
 Because Gov. Aram J. Pothier Order ed pool selling on the horse races at the Woonsocket tracks stopped. Mana ger Barton A. Cook announced that the five days meet scheduled to start yes terday had been called off.
 A New Swimming Record Was Made at Bridgeport when Nathaniel McPhee. one of the most expert swimmers in the city, who is boxing instructor in the Y. M. c. A. gymnasium, swan from Steeplechase Island to Seaside Park.
 A Young Lady Named WedeI, trav- cling from Providence, R. L. to G1ei- chen, Manitoba, was overcome by the heat While the train was approaching North Bay, Ont, and was in a serious condition for some time at hospital. President Taft Promised Representa- : tives Clayton of Alabama and Adam son of Georgia to direct the serving | of 20 days army rations to the suf- ferers from the severe storm of July 4 in Lee county, Alabama, and Harris county Georgia. The 83 Wire Manufacturers Indicted | under the antitrust law on charges of restraining trade in wire products be- gan their fight against the government yesterday by entering pleas of not l guilty and securing a delay until Sept. | to enable them to file demurrers, Mrs. J. B. Baldwin, Wife of Coiner Baldwin of the Denver mint. had a re. markab1e escape from death Sunday | when her automobile plunged over a precipice 100 feet high, rolled 300 feet l further down the mountain and landed | a mass of wreckage, in a creek in the Il ~ al lA n0N