Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-17

man is superior to man in intellectual I ity.
 Elk Lake City, Town of about ,OoO | inhabitants in Ontario. was swept by 1 a fire Saturday which caused about | $200, ,000 damage and at least two l deaths.
 A Bill Fixing $6 a Week and a nine hour day as the minimum of women workers. except domestic ser wants, has been passed by the Kansas house of representatives. cipriano Castro is Free to come. and go in this country at will. Judge Ward Saturday sustained the writ of habeas corpus in his behalf, overruling the immigration authorities. Hotel Bellevue, at North Conway, N. H., one of the larger of the summer hotels of the White Mountain district, was destroyed by fire Saturday. The building contained 150 rooms. All But 800 Seats in the Grandstand fronting the White House already have been sold for the inaugural parade, March 4. The stand has seating ca pacity of approximately 6.0O0.
 The Aid of the Sultan of Turkey in insuring peace in at least a section of the Philippines is to be sought by Major John P. Finley, IT. s. A.. who left Saturday for Constantinople.
 The Omnibus Public Building Bill, carrying total appropriations of $25,- 643, 800, was reported Saturday to the house. The fill authorizes S400,000 for public building at New Haven, Conn.
 Governor Sulzer Has Signed the Bill establishing g definite. bonn darE line between New Y ork state and Connecti- cut. The line as fixed in the new law y-a1 f7f hot states.
 Unable to Decide Whether Mrs. Mar celina Elisalda, 105 years old, should Leon, aged s6, Superior Court Judge Rives continued the case in probate court at Los Angeles for one week.
 On Pain of Arrest, Daniel J. Suliy, erstwhile cotton king, cannot return to New York until he purges himseM of the contempt of court. This is the substance of a decision by Supreme Court Justice Morschauser at White Plains.
 President Taft, His Cabinet, the en- tire house of representatives, the sen ate. the supreme court and the diplO- matic corps assembled Saturday in the senate chamber at memorial services for the late Vice President James $. Sherman.
 Richard H. HouIihan and William Shupe of Chicago and Paul J. Morrin of St. Louis. convicted at Indianapolis of conspiracy to transport explosives illegally, were released from the fed eral penitentiary at Leavenworth, Kas., Saturday on bonds.
 The Threatened Tie-up of eastern fremen was the basis of a resolution for government ownership of those railroad properties introduced in the house Saturday by Representative Berger of Wisconsin, socialist.
 A Tiny Scrap of Paper containing only the name. Lynch was sold for s175 at a sale of autographs at Phiia- delphia. The signature had been writ ten on the 1yleaf of a book by Thomas Lynch, Jr, of South Carolina, a, signer of the Declaration of Independence.
 Declaring That the Kansas Natural Gas company and two of it's subsidi- ! aries which supply gas to many Kan sas cities was an Illegal trust Judge T. J. F'lannelly of the district court at Independence. Kas., appointed receiv- CTS for both company and subsidiaries.
 Judge Clarence w. Sessions in the federal district court at Detroit Sat urday imposed fines ranging from ,s1 to s10,00o on the 14 individuals and 13
 
 the trial of the so-called bathtub trust for criminal conspiracy in restraint of trade.
 Federal Judge Mayer Saturday granted the application of Edson I Champerlin, president of the Grand Trunk railway. for the appointment of ! commission to go abroad and take l he testimony of certain London bank | CTS and of English directors of the l Grand Trunk
 What is Claimed as Worlds Rec 1 ,rd for high kicking was made in the | annual charter day indoor athletic l meet at the University of Nebraska Meyers, a big sophomore, succeeded in .1evatfng his foot to a height of nine eet nine inches, half an inch better. t is claimed. than the previous rec ,rd.
 BuIsarans Sink Turkish. Graft.
 Sofia, Feb. 16-A Bulgarian battery nd a mining detachment have com hip Assar-I-Tewfik which ran ashore February II at Karaburuny on the slack Sea coast. The Bulgarians have 1so sunk a Turkish transport with II hands off Charkeui.
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 Editor Lord Resigns From Sun.
 New York, Feb. 16-The resignation Chester s. Lord from the staff of he Sun was announced tonight He ad been forty-one years in the serv-s 'e or that newspaper. He was made lanagfng editor in 1880 and has held nat position continuously since f,