Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-03

fit of the survivors of the Titanic l steamship wreck now amounts to l $1A,2
 While Flying in Hydro asropane at an altitude of 100 feet, Walter Brookins and o. G. Simmons were thrown out.
 Woodrow Wilson Was Nominated on | the fifth ballot at a mock democratic national convention held by the Co- lumbia sthudents.
 It Has Now Been Decided that the German battleship squadron will sail for America on May Il, proceeding first-to Hampton Roads.
 Taxicab HoIdup Men Grabbed a handbag from Mrs Veronica Schubert on St. Nicholas avenue, New York. and got away in their machine.
 Lester ButterfieId. a Student in the University of Michigan, ill with ty- phoid fever. attacked his male nurse and escaped from the hospital.
 The Benefit Performance for the Ti- tanic sufferers given at the London Hippodrome was attended by Ambas-
 
 $45Oo.
 Commissioner Stover of New York | will not permit any May parties in Central Park after May 15, as he de- slres to have the grounds thoroughly dried out.
 A coIored Patrol Was Admitted to membership in the Boy Scouts of America. The company is known as Evanston troop No. and halls from the Chicago suburb.
 Surfman William F. Hooper of the New Shoreham life saving station has been appointed captain of the new 1 Green Hill R. l.. station, and took charge of the place yesterday
 RimbauIt, One of the Paris Motor Bandits who is in jail, warned the ex- amining magistrate that the whole of the wealthy quarter of Paris would be blown up inside Of three days.
 ]. Bruce Ismay. President of the h. ternauonal Mercantile Marine, sailed ] for his home in England yesterday on the White Star liner Adriatic. Mir. | Ismay said that he was worn out. 
 E. E. GaIbrsath, President of the 1 Second National bank of Cincinnati | was arrested yesterday by d United | States marshal on charge of misap- l pHcation of the funds of the bank.
 Daniel Willard, President of the Bal | tlmore and Ohio railroad, was yester- i day named by the railroads as a mem | Der of the arbitration board which will settle the engineers wage demands.
 To Give Frank Agerman, attorney 1 for the packers, time to read 7.5O0 l pages of evidence. Judge Daniel Dillon | Of the Missouri supreme court contin- ued the beef trust hearing to May g.
 Governor Foss Will Take No Action 1 on the petition of Clarence V. T. Riche- i son to commute his death sentence to l life imprisonment before next week. according to the governors secretary. Six Thousand Dollars, to be made | immediately available for the widows l or next of kin of three United States | postal clerks who lost their lives in i the Titanic disaster was voted by the l house yesterday.
 l Capt. James H. Barker Robinson, for l 2l years an employe of the Boston l Globe, both in the composing room and | the editorial department, died yester- 1 day at his home in Wareham. Mass, after an illness of eight years. Alton B. Parker, Former Presidential l candidate, yesterday argued before the i supreme court of the United States in l favor of allowing the colored order of l k pyyf f0 ! pOrated in the state of Georgia. 
 The "FuII Crew" Bill was returned l unsigned to the Massa chusetts Iegisla- i ture by Governor Foss yesterday. The l bill would compel railroads in Massa- 1 chusetts to carry six men on every 3O- car train and five men for trains hav- ing less than 30 cars.
 Frederick Fosdick of Fitchburu. one of the eight republican delegates at large, said yesterday that Col. Theo- l dore ROosevelt's request that the Mas sachusetts delegates at large to the ] Chicago convention vote for President i Taft in 70 way binds him.
 The Proposed Aerial Pleasure Trip i of Harry N Atwood from Saugus. l Mass, to Portland, Me, came to sud ] den termination at Kennebunkport. ] Me. yesterday, when the magneto of the blplane became disabled while fly l ing at an altitude of 1,S0O feet.
 Suit Against the Federal Suoar Re fning company for S116.000 was filed | by the government in the federal dis l trict court yesterday The amount ! represents alleged back duties on inn portauons of sugar entered 9 the cus- 1 tom house between 1909 and 1909.
 Believing That the Window Display ! of firearms, siingsh0ts clubs and of her 1 weapons is an incentive to crime the l Providence police commissioners vos- ! terday issued an order prohih'ting I pawnbrol5ers from exhibiting articles of this character in their store win dows.
 The Freshnran and Sophomore 1 Classes of the New Hampshire college went on a strike yesterday bec4use l President w F. Bracket of the sonho- ! more class was suspended for the re- ] mainder of the college year by the ad- ministration committee for ringing a false fire alarm on April %.
 Counting of the Ballots cast in the ! denoclallc pfeSloenuai primary in which Oscar w. Underwood of Ala l bama proved to he the victor over 1 Woodrow Wilson showed that the Ala bamian developed great strength in the country districts. while Wilson's hold seemed confined to the larger cities,
 Undsrweod Has Maiority of SAGA. l Jacks6HYtlle Fla 3iav e-Reurns 1 from Tuesdays presidential preference l primary, with several counties missing | anu a few others incomplete. tonight show a majority for Underwood over | Wilson of ,. .i64 votes. In the contests for state officers a second primary will be necessary to decide the winner in at least tive eases,