Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-25

Brown University Opened for its 15Oth academic year yesterday. The entering class numbers 200.
 Daniel w. Boardnnan, one of the fay- nous bandmaster of this country is dead in Boston at the age of 82.
 Joseph and John Hill weFe shot and killed and their brother Birge Hill, was ] injured seriously in a family quarrel near Grand Chain, III.
 pr. Charles L. Leonard, a noted K ray operator, died at Atlantic City, from blood poisoning caused by con stant exposure to the rays. =.
 Iron Mask, d horse owned by Jeff Livingstone, broke the worlds record for six furlongs, running the distance in 1.10-4-5 at Louisville, Ky.
 The San Francisci Police Con1mis- sion has ordered the abolfshment of Barbary Coast, a experimentation of dance halls and dives in that city,
 Col. William Busby, known as the Coal King of Oklahoma and one of the weaIthiest persons in the state, is dead at McAIester, aged 59 years, Colonel James Brizzoiara, aged 65 a prominent Italian of Fort Smith, Ark, and well known in the early days throughout the southwest, is dead.
 Representative S. A. Roddenbery, who has been critically ill at his home at ThomasVille, Ga, since Sunday was still lowering at the point of death yes- terday
 Patrick O'Brien, brakeman, has been held in bail for the death of Mrs. c. Olin, of Falls Village, Conn, who was hurt in collision at Canaan on June 23
 Forest Fires Which Were burning yesterday in various sections of North ern California have already caused losses estimated at considerably more than $1,000 000.
 Carl Chesborough, 21 Years of age, committed suicide at Lawrence, Mass, yesterday at his lodgings, by inhaling illuminating gas. Dependency is as signed as the cause.
 DerriI Pratt a St Louis American League baseball player has applied to the Washington authorities for per mission to catch a ball dropped from the Washington monument
 Ten Bremen Were burned, three se- riousIy at Milwaukee,, Wis, yesterday during fire which destroyed $75,0O worth of coal, docks and dock build ings of the Gross Coal company.
 Martin Sheridan, Olympic Star snd champion discus threwer of the world was promoted yesterday from q New York patrolman to first grade detective at an increase of $500 annually
 Four Bremen Were seriously burn 7 abestOs and roofing material plant of the H. W. Johns ManviIle company at New Orleans. The loss is estimated at $85,o ,o0o.
 The Industrial Welfare Commission of Oregon has adopted a ruling which will become 8. law November 23, fix ing a minimum wage of $9.25 a week for adult women clerks who are not | apprentices.
 Leroy R. TiIotson and Harry Whit tan, Des Moines, Ia, newspaper stero- typers, were killed early yesterday when they drove over a 50 foot cliff along the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific railroad.
 In Calling to Order the 14th trien- nial session of the Order of the East ern Star at Chicago yesterday, Mrs. i NJ Alice Miller of Fl Reno, Okla, used 8 gaveI made from the tusk of a mann moth found in Alaska.
 Confirmation of the Report that the Boston & Maine railroad paid Charles | s. Mellen S60,000 shortly before he re- | tired from the presidency O fthe New 1 Haven system was given before the Interstate commerce commission at | Boston yesterday.
 he Preliminary Inquiry at Como, Italy, into the charge against Porter l Charlton. the young American ac- l cused of murdering his wife at Lake ! Como in 1910 was concluded yesterday, | but the result has not yet been commu- nicated to the kings procurator
 information Has Come to Cattle | Commissioner Phelps that there is a l herd of cattle i'll Harwinton afflicted with eye disease and an investigation l by Deputy Commissioner Ingraham discloses that the cattle were shipped here from Texas without a state per init.
 John c. schiIdkneoht $20 a week clerk of the Wash burn Crosby Milling com ! pany who kept two automobiles and a l retinue of servants and disappeared 1 from New York two weeks ago when l a shortage of more than $2O,000 was found in his accounts, is under arrest ! at Montreal.
 Students Routed From Their Beds Eformed into bucket brigades and drove 1 flames from their own dormitories at 1 the University of Puget Sound aft Ia coma, Wash, yesterday but were un- ] able to prevent destruction of the col lege gymnasium and the domestic science building.
 More Than $33,ooo,ooo will be need ed within the next two years to place i the Boston & Maine railroad in first class condition, according to testi- mony given by Arthur B CortheI the roads chief engineer, before Interstate ! Commerce Commissioner Charles A 1 Prouty of Boston.
 Leon cardines Martinez. a 16 year | cid Mexican, convicted of a revelting murder of a girl at Saragosa, Texas | in 1911 appealed to the supreme court yesterday to save him from the gal lows because his lawyers set out they were intimidated by a mob including some eff his jurynen from appealing l his conviction.
 New Haven Bans "Septenaber Morn." New Haven, Conn, Sept, 24-Chief 1 of Police Smith has put the ban on 1 September Morn" At I local theatre i the song has been accompanied with ! a picture on the screen depicting the bashtul maiden taking dip in the l gray dawn 0f morn Someone object aJ \ r.f-7