Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-08


 Attorney General .Wickersham asks for an additional S50,000 to prosecute more corporations charged with violat- ing the antitrust laws.
 William Jennings Bryan before the Presbyterian Ministerial association deplored the back biting between President Taft and Colonel Roosevelt
 Chief of Police Depew of MusIogee Okla, has a new plan to punish gam blers. Instead of the customary ten days in jail he substitutes ten Sundays in church.
 The Body of Bishop Charles William Stubbs of Truro will be cremated. This is the first occasion that the re- mains of a bishop have been cremated l in England.
 L. c. 5atchelder, a Policeman of Brockton, Mass, has been a model man for 30 of his 60 years. He never smok- ed, drank liquor, danced, cursed or l played cards.
 The Hudson River Military Academy, five-story frame structure, at Find erne, Somerville. N. J., suburb. was | destroyed yesterday by fire, believed to have been started by a cigarette.
 The Old Slater Mil at Pawtucket, | R. l. the first cotton mill in America, was badly damaged by fire for the' | second time in less than two weeks, | yesterday. The loss is about S10,000.
 The Ice Has Left MooseIooknnseuntic, | Richardson and Kennebago lakes, in the Rangeley system, Maine. Range ley lake will be clear for fishing to- day.
 It is Thought in Berlin that the Rev. Dr. Liebe, who was found poisoned in his rooms, in which were $S75, ,OGO worth of jewels, was connected with the ca thedral jewel robbery in Czenstechowa, Poland, in 1910.
 By Vote of 20 to IA the Massachu- setts senate yesterday sustained the veto of Governor Foss of the bill flor the proper manning of freight trains" | by common carriers, commonly known as the full crew bill"
 Rear Admiral William P. Potter, the senior rear admiral on the navy list, who established a brilliant reputation as an executive officer during the Span ish war, will be placed on the retired list next Friday on account of age. 
 Mrs. Daisy Opie Grace, who was in dicted by the grand jury at Atlanta, Ga on a charge of shooting her hus- band, Eugene H. Grace, collapsed in her cell yesterday. She was insa seri- ous nervous condition.
 The Will of Gus RuFin, the heavy l weight boxer. as filed for probate in 1 Brooklyn, leaves an estate valued at | S40,000 to Mrs. Sarah M. Ruhlin, the widow, who is prominent in the suf- fragette movement.
 Thomas E. Snyder, Sleep Walker, was held without bail in the Pater- son, N. J., police court yesterday, on a charge of having beaten his mother and shot his grandmother during the 1 night.
 Further Evidence that Floyd Allen 1 wore bulIetproof protection in the Hillsville court when the shooting up of the court took place March IA, was | brought out during the trial of Allen yesterday.
 The Will of Mrs. Sarah Hale Witt hause, who died in Paris on April 20, directs that all her jewelry, valued at $50,000, be packed and put in a safe deposit box for twenty -one years, when it is to be divided equally among her granddaughters.
 The Report of the Conferees of the 1 two houses of congress on the general service pension bill was agreed to by the senate yesterday. The bill will necessitate an average increase of ap- propriations of $22.O00.000 year for the next five years.
 Marie Puertz, a 20 Year Old Fugitive from Saxony, was arraigned before the United States commissioner in Phila- delphiaz charged by the German gov ernment with stealing valuable state papers, $70,000 in gold and securities, being Q spy and killing an innkeeper. She waived extradition.
 Fourteen Hundred Workers consti- tuting the union employees of all the breweries and brewery agencies at Kansas City Mo-, went on strike yes terday, following the failure of the companies to grant demands for in creased wages and a revised working schedule.
 A Bill Providing for the consolidation of the Boston 6 Maine railroad with the New York, New Haven & Hart ford system under the name of the New England Lines was acted upon favorably yesterday by the legislative committee on railroads of Massaehu- sets.
 Oscar w. Underwood of Alabama, majority leader of the house, and can didate for the democratic presidential nomination, yesterday declared that his presidential candidacy was not in the interest of Governor Harmon nor of any other candidate than himself.
 All the Life Insurance Companies having executive offices in New York have decided to pay their losses on Ti- tanic passengers without further evil dence than certiication by the steam ship company that the policyholders sailed and were not rescued.
 William A. Dorr, charged with the murder of George Marsh. the Lynn, Mass. soap manufacturer, is on his way east. He resisted being carried from the taxicab in which he was talk en from his cell at Stockton. Cal, to the train.
 The Will of Maj. Archibald w. Butt, victim of the Titanic, disclosed the fact that the enc great wish of the presi- dents aide is impossible of realiza- tien, It was that he should be buried in Arlington National cemetery, and that the family name might be perpet- uated there by a modest monument ever his grave, In his will he had