Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-03

l Judge Mayor told Jurors in the flaw 1 thorne trial that they will be exempt l from duty in federal courts for eight years.
 | A Bill Was Introduced in the Minne- sota house to search every legislator for concealed weapons. before he takes l his seat.
 Ten Thousand Employees of the Cam l 'bria Steel company at Johnstown. Pa, were affected by increase in wages announced Saturday. 1 CT of Bangor, Me. died at his home ] there Saturday after a long period of ill health. aged 80 years. 1 President Taft and his cabinet purchased the chairs on which they sat in the republican administration, for $50 apiece, their actual cost. The Famous Old Battleship Oregon l had the honor Saturday to be the first vessel admitted to the new drydock at the Puget sound navy yard.
 Fire in the Machine Shops of the Texas penitentiary at Rusk Saturday caused a. loss of s1o0,0o0, and created excitement under which one prisoner ! died
 | Thieves in Baldwin, L. I. worked un- 1 til daylight and were afraid to re- main and take off the last light door of the post office safe, behind which was s2,G00.
 Woodrow Wilson Formally turned 1 over at 12.30 o'clock Saturday the of 1 fee of governor of New Jersey to Sen | ator James F. Fielder, president of the state senate.
 the supreme court of New Jersey was put forward yesterday as a possible secretary of war by the cabinet n1ak- CTS in congress.
 Secretary Meyer Wants 20 Ameri- can college students to spend their 1 summers on every battIeship, thus in creasing the number of trained men available in case of war,
 The Conference Report on the army appropriation bill was adopted by the senate yesterday, providing 8 thirty cers detailed to the aviation corps of the army.
 Fifteen Hundred White Men and 300 negroes live off the earnings of white slaves and women of the underworld, in Chicago, according to testimony given at Chicago Saturday by for mer cadet.
 Miss Lulu Hubbard, ContraIto Ioist of Greenwich, Conn, who burst artery while singing at the Stam- ford Methodist church recently, died suddenly of rheumatism of tho heart Saturday.
 Infanta Maria Christina, aged 14 months. youngest child of King AL fonso. is threatened with the same inn ped1ments In speech and hearing that affiict her four-year-old brother. Prince Jaime.
 
 the first half of the coming week over the greater part of the country east of the Rocky mountains according to the weekly weather bureau bulletin 1s- sued Sunday.
 The PostoffToe Department does not deem it practicable to conclude agree ments for two cent letter postage at this time with Norway, Sweden, Den mark, the Netherlands or any other foreign country.
 Rev. Dr. William Douglas MacKen- zie, president of the Hartford Theo- logical seminary, Saturday notified the trustees of the institution that he will not accept the call to the presidency of a theological college in Manchester, England.
 By Vote of PA to e5, the house Saturday re-passed over the presidents veto the Webb bill prohibiting ship
 
 states. The senate passed it over the veto Friday night and the bill now becomes law.
 Tho Parcel Post Wac Put to new use by St. Louis pickpocket when 8 pocketbook, containing 8 check for sS,S68.51, and notes amounting to near ly s400 were returned by this means Jackson, Tenn
 President Taft Saturday presented to Captain Arthur H. Rostron. the gold medal authorized by congress for his courage and gallantry in rescuing the survivors of the Titanic and bringing them safely to New York on his own ship, the Carpathia.
 Reserves of tho TAPS national banks showed & material improvement on February 4 as compared with the stringent period of November, but were of last year. according to returns to the comptroller of the currency.
 By Gaining First Honors in 8 class of 137 who took an examination for admission to the bar, Miss Celia M. Howard of Chicago secretary to United States District Judge Carpenter, dem onstrated that women may be possess ed of legal mind equal if not superior to men.
 Representative RedfieId of New York sn1i1ingIy accepted congratulations yes- terday when colleagues on the floor of the house greeted him as secretary of commerce. MT. Redf1eld still de- clined either to confirm or deny the announcement that he had accepted the cabinet post.
 Olaf A. Tviemoe and Eugene A. Clancy, both of SanFrancisco, two of the labor leaders convicted at Indian apolis last December on charges by the government of conspiring in the illegal transportation of explosives. were released on bonds from the fed eral prison at Leavenwortf, Kas., yes- terday.
 The University of Iowa will send the first psychologist to be a mem Der of 8 polar expedition north this spring with Willalmar Stefansson. Luther E. Widen of Iowa will accom- pany the expedition with a complete l laboratory outfit of psychological ap- paratus' to measure the efficiency of l the Eskimo mind.
 After DeIiberatins Most of Friday l