Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-27

Mrs. George F. Rooke of East Provi- l dence was elected president of the Rhode Island w. C. T. U. at the annual convention yesterday.
 Captain Joseph E. Bernier, the Arctic explorer who has just returned from Baffins Land, said yesterday that there was no gold there.
 Add to the High Cost of living an in crease in the price of sauerkraut. Yes terday kraut cabbages reached the un- precedented price of $17 ton.
 Prince WaIdemar, A years old, eldest son of Prince Henry of Prussia, incurred debts amounting to $100,00O while at Strausburg university. Edward F. DahiI, Chief of the ire department of New Bedford, was Ees- terday elected president of the Massa- chusetts State Firemen's association. Eight Children of Uric TrudaI, all under IS years of age, and his wife, were burned to death early yesterday as they slept in their home at Quebec.
 John F. Ensign, Chief of the division of locomotive boiler inspection of the inter r-state commerce commission is dead at his home at Washington, aged 51.
 Edward Scully, Foreman in the New York street cleaning department, sac rified his life yesterday tG save a crowd of school children from runaway horse
 March and May Cotton Options broke over the fourteen cent level at New Orleans yesterday. At the high est the entire market was up 9 to 31 points.
 A Plot of Ground in Balboa part at San Diego, Ca, was dedicated yestcr- day as the site Of monument to be i erected to the memory of Vasco Nunez de Balboa.
 Walter Brownloe, Negro, accused of having attacked the wife of white farmer near -EffnchcIife, Miss, was i taken from the town prison by a mob and hanged.
 Knocked Down and Kicked to death 1 by d horse just brought home by her l father R. H. Jordan was the fate of i Miss Grace Jordan aged 21 at her ] home in Waltham, Me.
 The Marconf Co. announces that 1t 1 has acquired Q majority of the French Co. which owns the worlds rights, ! ! schmidt wireless inventions.
 Members cs tf~ Chicago Board of i Trade yesterday voted to abolish tn ' cash gra1n t--.~H was the point of attack made by the federal govern ment in an antitrust suit filed a year 1 ago.
 ] Registration Figures for the | academic department of Yale and the ! Sheffield Scientific school show that ] the entering class in the former num- 1 bers 391 and in the latter 375
 George G. Garry, 24 Years Old, a i well known Lawrence, Mass, athlete
 committed suicide by drinking poison 1 yesterday at his home. He was des- pondent over continued ill health.
 Shortage of Meas Supply in Eng land as in the United States is due to l a considerable extent to the butcher
 ing of breeding stock, according to C.
 <. Bell of the department of agricui- , ture.
 An Attempt wiil be made before the
 adjournment of the special session of
 cOn2rt sS to pass an immigration bill
 with Q Iteracy test as it's leading fc@-
 ture, such as was vetoed by former ; President Taft.
 The Superintendent of the State l Banking department of Ohio has order 1 ed closed the Citizens bank of Beach ; City. Following the discovery of 2
 S40.goo loss. The capital is $15000 and
 deposits $f2,00o.
 Ne Gambling of any Sort is to he
 permitted among government employees
 and men of the army and navy, under i the terms of bilj introduced by Rep ] resentatiya Kirkpatrick of icwa. Inn mediate dismissal Is he penalty. 1 The Federal Grand Jury at New York ] yesterday returned an indictment against the confessed siaSer of Anna 1 Aumulier, Hans schmidt and his as ] sCciate. 'Dr.' Ernst Muret, charging i both with conspiracy to counterfeit.
 A tine Meeting of the executive com mittee of the New York, New Haven
 and Hartford Railroad company yes i terday Howard Elliott and T. Dewitt Cuyler were elected directors of the Rutland railroad to succeed Charles $.
 Melien and Lewis Cass Ledyard.
 The extent ts Which wireless tele- ] graphy has been taken up by amateurs i is disclosed in list of radio stations
 in the United States just issued by the l commerce department bureau of navi- | gation. Almost thirteen hundred
 amateurs had been granted licenses up
 to June 30.
 A Mob ef Citizens visited the county ! jail at LitchfeId, Ky, about one o'clock i yesterday morning everpeWering the 1 taller, took Joe Richardson, a negro ] from his cell and hanged him to a tree ! in the public square. Richardson was charged with assauitng Rec Golf. l eleven years old.
 Max 5ianc:<. One of the preprieters et the Triangle Shirt Waist com l 1anY, at New York, which was swept l by fire in March 1911. with the loss i of more than 140 lives was yesterday | found guilty of having the doors of the factory fastened on August of this 1 year. He was fined $20.
 eol. Everett C. Benton, who was de- ' feated for the republican nomination 1 for governor in Massachusetts on l Tuesday by Congressman August P. Gardner by $500 votes, announced i yesterday that he would support the l ..YpS ,t,+