Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-05

I ork was elected president Of the American Hardware association in session at New Britain, Conn.
 Julius Jeswein, of Milwaukee, Wis, is near death as the result of con vulsions contracted while laughing in theatre in that city.
 Heavy Increase in the Sales of American automobiles and auto trucks in Latin America. is recorded in re- ports to the state department.
 President E. G. Barrow of the h. tefnat1onal baseball league has been confined at home for two days by a severe attack of ptomaine poisoning.
 It Required Eight PaII Bearers to carry the casket containing the body or Mrs. kealey, GA years old, of Ho- boken, N. J., who weighed 300 pounds.
 Announcement Is Made that the $oO,000 which the Connecticut Literary institution in Suff1eld has been seek ing the past eighteen months has been raised.
 The British Government has no in- tention of building a big naval station at Kingston, Jamaica, as a conse- quence of the completion of the Pan anna canal
 Robert J. Rubin, Convicted recently as head of the Arson Trust was sentenced yesterday to serve not less than six and not more than ten years in Sing Sing prison.
 The Strike Which Closed the Ip- swich Mass, hosiery mills six weeks ago leaving HOO embloyes idle has been declared off and many of the strikers returned to work yesterday.
 Miss Bessie P. Yoakum, second daughter of B. F. Yoakum, was, mar ried at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church, New York, yesterday after noon, to Francis Rham Larlin of that city.
 John B. VanKuren, 52 Years Old, was shot and instantly killed yesterday by his wife, Louise, from whom he had been separated, when he attempted to force an entrance to her home at Chicago.
 Twenty five boIernakers employed at the Scannell boiler works, at Low ell, Mass. struck yesterday for a min imum wage of S35O a day and min imum wage of $2.50 for helpers and others.
 Definite Steps Toward the solution
 
 were taken when a number of CO., operative committees were appointed to search out and care for unfortu- nate women.
 A Check for $2o,O0o is the wedding present of Adolphus Busch, the multi millionaire brewer of St. Louis, to his granddaughter, Miss Lillian Magnus, who was married, at Chicago last night to Sydney L. Berg.
 A Motion to Recommend that the Maine Universalist convention put it. self on record as favoring a minimum salary for unmarried ministers of $1,000, and for married ministers $1,200 was voted down yesterday.
 Physicians Feared Yesterday that Miles Main, the Buffalo pitcher hurt by being hit on the head by a bat ted ball in Tuesdays game with Mon treal will be temporarily blind and probably permanently deaf.
 Hatpins and Screw Drivers con cealed in their sleeves were used by girls employed at the Jacob Gerhardt shirt factory at Hazelton, Pa, when approached by pickets and asked to remain away from their places.
 Immigration Inspectors Arrested at Bellingham. Washington. eight Rus sian aliens ranging in age from IS to 25 years, suspected of having been smuggked across the Canadian border through a private gate in the woods.
 The Original Copy of Gen. Robert E. Lees farewell to his army after Surrendering to General Grant at Alp pomattox, was sold for $425 at the sale of the collection of autographs and manuscripts of the late John Mills Hale of Phill1psburg. Pa-
 Throuqh Lack of Funds the state department finds itself obliged to de- cline more than a dozen invitations from foreign governments to partici- pate in international congresses and conferences, some of which are of inn portance.
 Postmaster L. w. Dutro of Mem phis Tenn, in the federal court yes terday, was found guilty on four counts charging him with receiving money for political purposes. A fine of one dollar and costs on each count was assessed.
 Seven Industrial Workers of the World, who went on a. hunger strike in the Peoria, H.. Jail and broke the dishes which were given them, were yesterday fined $200 and costs by a Jury m the city police court and sent to the workhouse for six months.
 Michael GosIinski, the Buffalo Boy who killed Patrolman George M. Clause on Nov. 19 last, died in the electric chair at Auburn. N. T.. yesterday. Without bravado and with a prayer on his lips he walked resignedly to the chair, a slender, bIue-eyed youth.
 fingered at Her Refusal to marry him, the police believe, Joseph Der geron shot and killed Mrs Eliz- abeth Dowsett at her home in New Haven yesterday, firing four shots into her She was about 40 years old, a widow and leaves three children, the youngest two years old.
 Any Doubt Whether Emery Dan forth committed suicide by drowning in the Passawaukeag river on the night of March 20 after beating his wife to death in tlreir chamber at Bel fast, Me-. and drinking poison, was dispelled yesterday when his body was found in the harbor.
 Secretary Garrison Declared yester- day that the selection of Richard l.. Metcalfe of Lincoln, Neb., to be a member of the Panama Canal comnis- sion in charge of the civil administra- ton, did not mean that he was to be governor of the zone when the per-