Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-03

Condensed Teiegrams

Condensed Teiegrams
 Total Receipts of the Red Cross for the relief of flood sufferers reached $s1e,00e yesterday.
 E. L. Dorr, One of the Oldest cotton brokers in Boston, died at his home in that city, aged 75.
 Thousands of starvina Deer line the bankf of the Priest river in Idaho, one of the results of the flood.
 Horace E. Hopkins and His Wife, narrowly escaped death in a, fire that destroyed their home in New Haven yesterday.
 George Eastman offered s250, ,e00 to the Rochester branch of the Young Mems Christian association if 1t can raise an additional s5Oe.000.
 Fifty Pennies Were All the money burglars found in a Queensborough, N. '. grocery store early yesterday and in revenge they left the place a wreck.
 A Resolution Authorizing the sell ing of pools at horse races was in troduced in the R. I, legislature by Representative Arthur J. Sutton of Woonsocket.
 
 lie schools in Pittsburgh, was indicted on charges preferred by Miss Ethel Fisher, aged IS, formerly a servant in Testers house.
 Prof. w. s. Cramer of the State Agricultural Experiment station pre- diets the almost total ruin of the Ohio wheat crop as a result of the recent flood.
 Homes of Two Loyal Empioyes of the silk mills at Paterson N. J.. were attacked yesterday by mobs that rid d1ed the windows and smashed in the doors with vol1eys of stones.
 Edward J. Fogarty of Ansenia, a student in the college of cfvi, engi- at Rochelle N. Y. yesterday by a combination fall and electric shock
 There Is Possibility of the Canadian Pacific railway establishing, under a subsidy of ~s60,o00 year from the Italian government a direct line of steamers between Italy and Canada.
 President Wilson Received a letter signed by 19 prominent men and wo- men interested in social Iegislat ton. They urge that he aid bill introduced in congress improving social conditions.
 An Initiative Ordinance designed to reduce by one-haR the number of sa- looms and increase the cost of liquor licenses s60 per cent, was decisively defeated in Tuesdays election at Boise, Idaho.
 A Large Warehouse of the Rugby Distillery company, at Louisville, Ky, releasing to- the river about 5000 bar rels of whiskey valued at a quarter of million dollars.
 .tJ player and clubman, was divorced from his wife, formerly Miss Hanna Will Hams, on charges preferred by her of cruelty inte1nperance, abusive lam guage and inhdeiity.
 State Bank Examiner w. j. Speer who took charge of the City Savings Bank of Atlanta, upon the request of the institutions officials, yesterday declared that the bank is solvent and in excellent financial condition.
 A Woman Who on Monday Night jumped from 8, bridge at Omaha, Neb., into the Missouri river and was drown ed, was identified yesterday Mrs. Greta Chase Hull wife of Col. J. A. Hull of the United States army
 The Summer Home of Henry g. Davison, one of the partners of the late J. P. Morgan in the firm of J. P. Morgan and company at Glen Cove,
  day with loss exceeding s10000O
 The Great Southern Metropolis of Buenos Aires has been growing in surpassing in that respect every other great city in the world except Chi cago, according to census statistics.
 Unless the Supreme Court within a week hands down a, decision in the appeal of Louis Saxon, of New Bri- tain, under sentence to be hanged April II, his lawyer. William E. Egan will ask the superior court for stay of execution.
 Cardinals Gibbons, Farley and OConneil and a number of archbishops Washington of the trustees of the Catholic university, which authorized construction of several additional buildings at the university.
 Mrs. Woodrow Wilson's Interest in the welfare of employees in the govern rnent depar trnents especially the girl workers, was evinced yesterday when and printing which employs a. large number of young women.
 An Adverse Report on the Bill to permit and regulate boxing and spar ring exhibitions under supervision of l a state athletic commission was re- turned yesterday by the joint leg1s- lative committee on ways and means of Mas chusetts.
 The Interboroush Railroad of New Y York will give Aye per cent of all re- ceipts taken on Monday last to the aid of the flood sufferers They carried 125 900 more passengers that day than on any previous day in the history of the company.
 Rear Admiral Robert z. Peary, speaking before the international geo. graphical congress at Rome, urged that three Antarctic expeditions be under directly to the south pole, 1 3 second around the pole, and a third l to cross it.
 Mrs. George o. Jenkins of Whitman was elected regent at special con ference of Massachusetts Daughters of the American Revolution last night. breaking a tie vote which developed at the annual state convention at Wor.