Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-29

Charles W. Morse Was Elected yes terday president of the Hudson Nav igation company
 Colonel Roosevelt Denied the report that he was to resign from the Out look and join the staff of Golfers.
 Luneford L. Lomax, who was a ma ior general of Confederate cavalry, died at Washington yesterday, 79 years old.
 The "Votes for Women" Bomb, is believed to be the work of a prac- tical joker.
 The South Wing of University Hall, the oldest building on the University of Michigan campus. was destroyed by fire yesterday.
 The New York Board of Education's ruling that teachers may not marry and become mothers is to be tested
 J. J. Stewart, a Civil War Veteran, who worked Is years in a cigar store without pay died in Montpelier, Ind, aged 50 years.
 The Supreme Council of the Royal Arcanum in convention at Quebec, voted to hold the next convention in New York city in 1915.
 Luther Mccarty. the Heavyweiqht Boxer killed in his fight with Arthur Pelkey at Calgary, on Saturday, left an estate worth $So,OOO.
 The Maryland Convention of the Protestant Episcopal church yesterday voted 1inct tho tO oJ1 the church name.
 The Principal Building of the TaI- bot Wool Securing company in Nor ton, Mass, was burned yesterday with an estimated loss of $40,00O.
 Joseph R. Wilson, Brother of the president, has accepted position with a leading bonding company whose headquarters are at Baltimore.
 The Navy Transport Prairie is re- turning from Guantanamo, Cuba, with 2,O00 marines mobilized there last win ter during the Mexican disturbance.
 Government Construction of an Alas kan railroad from tidewater to the in teriOr. is expected to be recommended by the senate territories committee.
 Representative Francis Burton Har- iSOti OL ANCW LOIh Y6SlGIQdN dpp6d1Gu to President Wilson to grant immediate independence to the Philippine islands.
 Indictments Were Returned against five Chinese by a federal grand jury yesterday charging them with manu- featuring and selling opium in Provi- dence.
 Lee w. Dutro, Postmaster at Mem phis for the last twelve years, was dow f frr7o, | jury on the charge of soliciting cam paign funds in 1910.
 The POO Students of South High school at Youngstown Ohio, struck as | a protest against the re- election of Principal Charles B. Dyke and the dis charge of four teachers.
 pr. Emory w. Hunt, who resigned the presidency of Denison university l at Newark Ohio, yesterday accepted the secretaryship of the American Baptist Foreign Missionary society. Congressman Forrest Goodwin of the Third Maine district, died at 12.50 D. m. yesterday at Portland hospital, where he was brought from his home in SkoWhegan on May 18
 Belmont J. R. Bennyns, a piano deal CT, arrived at New York. after having been arrested, logged and sentenced to die on "framed-up" charge of conspiracy against the government of Guatemala.
 Former President Taft. and Presi- dent Arthur T. HadleY of Vale will commencement week, June IS, of the new Yale coliseum to be built on land opposite the present Yale field.
 "Undue Attention. hot to Athletics, but to society, is responsible for the most serious dissipation of student en- l ergies today and for the majority of the failures in college work" says the Wesleyan University Bulletin.
 At Least Two Widows and a fiance are mourning the death of Homer E. Morrison, a Chicago real estate deal CT. and the police are working on cleWs which may lead them 10 three other women who can claim the man as their late husband.
 Joseph Hoffman King of the Beg qars," with ten subjects paving him tribute was given a. workhouse sen tence in New York yesterday for being a professional mendiCant. Hoffman said he enjoyed an average daily in come of $10.
 Bernard setzer Of Bridgeport. Conn. has filed suit in the superior court ! for S10000 damages against the New York, New Haven and Hartford rail road for injuries alleged to have been received in the Wesetport wreck on 1 October 3.
 Former State Senator Stephen J. StilweH. convicted of bribery by jury this week after he had been exonerated by the New York senate was sen tenced yesterday to serve not less than four years nor more than eight in Sing Sing prison.
 A Woman Who Jumped from a Row. boat into Lake Como, near St. Paul and was drown, was. it became known Wednesday. the former wife of Prof George F. Gebhardt head of the me