Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-12

 cate in favor of the crown prince in 1918, when he will complete half cen tury's reign.
 Sophie E. Wright, Educator, often l referred to as New Orleans foremost l citizen" died of heart disease at her home.
 Edwin S. Torsy, 30 Years Old, died in Honesdale. Pa. after having been cashier of the Honesdale National bank for 35 years.
 George D. Lincoln, 80 Years Old, who was well known in the iron interests in New England, died suddenly at his office in Boston.
 The Mystery of the Murder of Jo- seph Moore and seven others at Willis ca, Iowa, Sunday night. is still un- solved.
 The Safe in the Stratford, Conn.,, postoflce was blown with dynamite early yesterday and about s1 800 in stamps taken.
 The Old Australian Convict Ship Success has been heard from in mid ocean and is expected to arrive at New York within six weeks
 A Bill Establishing a Commission of labor and industries with a provision for commissioner of labor, was sign | ed yesterday by Governor Foss.
 Magistrate Harris of New York fin- ed ten dog owners from S1 to $3 for letting their dogs go through the streets without leashes or muzzles.
 Representative Robert WickIiffe of 1 Louisiana was run down on the tracks of the Southern Railway in Potomac park yesterday and instantly killed.
 AvIater Hirth Won the 427 Mile | flight from Johannisthal, Germany, to Vienna, Three of the eight starters met with accidents and two were in jured.
 Conte Gabriel St. Georges de Len oncour, a French count, who said he was an sgriculturalist by profession, took out his first citizen papers in New York.
 "I'm Going to Vote for Roosevelt if they chop my head off" declared Postmaster Byron Trammell of Dot han, member of the Alabama repub- lican delegation.
 The Navy Department has received two bids of S111 and the other S2,010 for the sale of the old naval vessel Yankee sunk in Buzzard's Bay on De- cember 5. 1905.
 Logs Valued at $6O0,00O are jam ming the Miramichi river, near Chat l fau "A --fr .,t that place in twenty years. Dynamite will be used to break the jam.
 The House Investigation of the ''beei trust and other trust questions will be conducted by Chairman Clayton and a subcommittee of the judiciary committee.
 William Northrup, head of Frank J Gould's Electric companies, died yes- terday from injuries received two weeks ago, when he cranked his au- tomobile while it was on high gear.
 The Senate Committee on inter- oceanic canals yesterday favorably reported the house bill to open, pro tect and operate the Panama canal and to govern the Canal Zone.
 It is Expected There Will be a bie layoff in the working force at the Brooklyn navy yard on or before July 1. in view of the pairing down of the s9O0,0o0 appropriation asked for tC $125,000.
 The Board of Trustees of Princeton university has announced that nine friends of the institution have togeth- CT presented the university with 10I acres of land on the north side of Car negie lake.
 Captain Hayes of the White Sts line, declared at the London hearing that the world wide practice was no to slacl1en speed in the vicinity of ice He continued: You can always SC, ice"
 Edwin H. 5IashfieId, a New Yor! artist. was yesterday appointed b! President Taft to fill the vacancy o1 the national commission of fine art caused by the death of F. D. Millet lost on the Titanic, Miss Christina Arbucke, 72 year old was appointed administrative il Brooklyn yesterday of the great estat of her brother, the late John Arbuck Ie. The estate of the coffee and suga dealer is estimated at $37, ,50o000,
 The Officials of the Lancaster ging ham mills. at Clinton Mass. seVera : hundred of whose employees have beei out on strike for several weeks. ssi, that about 100 weaYers returned t
 work yesterday.
 f The BattIesi1ip Arkansas, damage ], l recently of the coast of Maine, ha :, returned to the yard of the New Y o11 8 Shfpbuilding company at Camden, \ t J., to await an examination of govern g ment officials.
 1 A Bill Imposing a Fine of S1,ooo o a Imprisonment for one year upon an 9 one who wilfUlly ships or receive e prize fight pictures in interstate trans 7. portation has been reported favorabl
 in the senate
 |. Tho Consolidation of Seven sma l trolley lines along the Merrimac val ley with the Haverhill and Souther n New Hampshire Street Railway com t pany, was approved yesterday by Gov 0 ernor Foss.
 The Steamer George Washinsto
 arrived at New York, bearing the bod
 of Frank D. Hill American const
 general, who was killed by falling owe the railing of hotel staircase i :. Frankfort, Germany. Police Captain HaIpin yesterday as signed detectives to guard the Chicag
 Roosevelt campaign headquarters an
 watch for a man reported to be on hi
 way from Terre Haute. Ind, who o said to be suffering from a hallucina ton that he has been appointed Col