Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14

l ooecome assistant secretary of the l treasury.
 The Act to Repeal the Law exclud- 1 ing automobiles from Bar Harbor, Me. | Will become a law when signed by l Governor Haines.
 l Discovery of an Ancient Roman or Greek coin in an Illinois Indian mound
 at least 300 years old may open an i unreVea1ed ancient history 1 The Missouri Senate yesterday 1 adopted a resolution providing for a 1 commission of five senators to inves- 1 t1gate the wages paid to women. I The Amendment to the Federal con- 1 stitution for the direct election of l United States senators was ratified by
 the Rhode Island house yesterday. Henry F. Hollis, democrat was yes l terday elected United States senator l from New Hampshire, with 1S9 votes, l three more than the number required l President Wilson Received a Letter of congratulation from the mayor and l corporation of Carlisle, England, the 1 birthplace of his grandfather and also l of htS mother.
 A Bill Passed on the report of spe- cial committee and providing for state l legislation somewhat on the lines of l the federal antitrust law was intro l duced in the Maine senate yesterday. l Chicago Employees Are Planning to I have representatives form q detacil- l nent of the investigate who will l travel through the east with the "Hv- 1 ing wage commission of the Illinois | senate.
 President Wilson Yesterday declined lar inVitatio to be present on March Is, Grover CIeveland's birthday, at tte l dedication of the Cleveland birthplace
 iI4 Caldwell N. J.. as public memo l rial.
 The Grand Jury that is investigating 1 indited Annie Gray, reputed keeper of 1 New York disorderly resorts and her
 hsuband, Robert Ullner, a lawyer. once l @ policeman.
 Four sophomores of the University
 of North Carolina were placed on trial | at Hillsboro, N. C.. yesterday in con- nectton with hazing episode that TO- l suited in the death of William Rand.
 another student.
 George F. Cox. New Haven under 1 taBer, dropped dead at his office We'd John T Cox, also an undertaken, died under similar sudden circums tances
 three months ago.
 1 1 dreds of invitations to attend formal l dinners and to make addresses before. all sorts of organizations throughout l the country, but he expects to refuse 1 all such invitations, at least during the l special congress session. 1 A Washington Photographer who ] has been using the tricks of his trade l to make photographs of his customers l in the attitude of shaking hands with President Wilson was formally re- 1 quested by the White House yesterday ] to discontinue the practice. Herbert Knox Smith, late commis 1 sioner of corporations in Washington l and last fall nominee for governor on l the progressive ticket. and his brother, 1 Ernest Walker Smith, have organized 1 8 $35.0G0 commercial printing company l to be located in Hartford. Maine's Moral Problem is with the l "so-c called prohibitory law and n0t white slavery Governor Haines said 1 yesterday in a letter replying to the 1 suggestion of Lieutenant Governor ] OHara of Illinois that state vice in vestigating commissions be appointed.
 Madame Sarah Bernhardt, who was 1 injured Wednesday night in an auto
 mobile accident, was well enough yes 1 terday to appear in a benefit for the Los Angeles fremen. Her ankles, which were wrenched in the accident, | were still swollen. but not very pain full.
 Postmaster General Burieson an nounced yesterday that he planned to place all fourth class postmasters on a civil service basis, and that all sec ond and third class postmasters and possibly also first class postmasteFs would be in the classified service be- fore he had finished Mar:1m MinAr and form
 minister, was found guilty at Fort Smith, Ark, of burning three of his l five children to death. and was sen fenced to be hanged. Capps. it was charged bound his children to an oil soaked bed in their home in Bonanza l and set fire to the building. Twenty five Surgeons and bevy of pretty nurses did a land office business yesterday vaccinating employees of the army and navy departments in the state, war and navy building Wash
 ington. Two cases of smallpox have building.
 sharp Criticism of some of the bills
 before the legislature at Albany, N. Y.. made in 8 statement given out last night by the New York Stock Elk change over the signatures of it's council, John G. Milburn and Walter F. Taylor.
 Charges That Carl A. Loeffler, acting
 assistant doorkeeper of the senate, had been responsible for the disappearance of the Hoist law certificate of deposit presented during, the Lorimer trial iii the senate, and which was never after ward located. were made in the senate yesterday by Senator Gore of Okla homa when MT. Loeffier's reelection was proposed
 
 Steamship Arrivals.
 Glasgow, March 12.--Arriyed, steam CT Nuniidian, Boston.
 Madeira March 1a.-Arfived, steam CT Cedric, New York fer Naples.
 Trieste March 16.-AFFived, steam CT Argentina, New YeFk. Queenstown, March 14-AFriVed, off,