Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-22
Condensed TeIegramS

l Under the Presidential Preference primaries held Friday, Theodore Roosevelt is the choice of the repub- i lican voters of Oregon.
 ] John E. Henry, one of the leading lumber men in New Hampshire for many years, died at his home at Lin holn, N. H.. Saturday. aged S1 years. The Discovery of Dangerous counterfeit s10 United States gold certificate in New Bedford was an- nounced by federal officials Saturday. i The Government Proposes to trans fer the leper colony of the Island of Guam to the Philippines, where the lepers are interned on Cullon Island.
 NeIs Pauson of Chicago, was told in the Chicago office of the White Star line that his wife and four children, his entire family, had perished on the Titanic.
 Cardinal Gibbons, who is chancellor of the Catholic university at Washing ton, is the recipient of a gift of $25,- 900 for the university. The donor is a wealthy Hebrew.
 Marine Underwriters Say that the Titanic disaster undoubtedly would have the effect of advancing insurance rates, though no definite steps to in crease them had been taken yet.
 Marconi Wireless Telegraph Go. filed with the New Jersey secretary of state Saturday a certificate increas- ing its capital stock from $1,622,5e0 to $1O,000,0O0,
 Vincent Astor, son of Col John Ja- cob Astor, who lost his life in the
 Titanic disaster, sent to Mayor Gaynor a contribution of $10,0OO for the des- titute survivors of the ill-starred ship,
 Nicholas R. Bell, a well known Syra- cuSe business man, sixty -four years old, was joking with, a conductor on a street car about tcebergs Saturday morning, when he suddenly fell dead.
 Two Masked Robbers Took $f4,0Oo in currency from the depot office of
 the Globe Express company at Grand
 Junction, Col, Saturday, and gained two hours start on officers and a posse
 of armed men.
 A Romance That Survived the Ti-
 tanic disaster eliminated Saturday in the wedding at New York of Miss Ma Tion Wright, survivor, of England, to Arthur WoolcoEt, a fruit grower of Cottage Grove, Ore.
 The Greatest Field of Ice he had
 ever seen in his years of experiene in the Atlantic trade was the report
 of Capt. Henry Daniels of the steam CT Memphian. which arrived at Boston
 Saturday from Liverpool
 The Textile Strike in Lowell, Mass.
 Is ended. Saturday at a mass meetins z on the South Common some 1z, %,
 mill operatives voted unanimously tC
 return to work this morning.
 The House Saturday Passed the
 Henry bill requiring publication before conventions or primary elections of tht
 sums contributed to the campaigns oi
 presidential and vice presidential can. didates and the sums expended by their managers.
 . With the Consent and Approval O
 President Taft, the house committe, on naval affairs has been asked by Mir
 Meyer, secretary of the navy to pro vide for an increase in the enlisted force of the navy by 4.oe0 sailors and 400 marines.
 ; Convicted of Manslaughter for kill
 ing John Davis, his brother, n year 3 old, a year ago, Reuben Davis, 70, Confederate veteran of Houston, Miss has been sentenced to serve six month = i'll prison and to pay a fine of Sl,000, Q Sterilized Sausages, bacillus proc 2 beefsteak and germless groceries vii u be available to Bostonians when tn = plans of She WOmens Municipal leagu L for a sanitary market in the Back Ba,
 district are completed
 The Automatic Revolver which killet . George E. Marsh of Lynn, Mass, bear 6 the number Ss.191. This number i
 the same as the one on & revolver pur = chased by William A. Dorr of Stock I [ ton, Cal, who IS now in jail charge | with the murder of Marsh. s The Body of Mrs. M. A. sohuIer = said to have been wealthy and fror . St. Louis. Mo- was found in the ocea, t at Santa Monica, Cal, Saturday. Sh t had jumped to her death. Mrs. Schu 5 Ter was much affected by the Titani b disaster and 1t Is believed her min
 gave way.
 Declarations by Representativ d Fucker of Missouri in the house Sat
 urday that Speaker Clark will be tn next democratic nominee" and "is des = tined to be the next president of tn n United States aroused storm 0 n cheering and applause which tn .- speaker found it hard to quell wit l. his gavel.