Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-02


 fiscal year for alleged violations of the sherman law aggregate to date $15L957.
 Bad Dan" Daley, 35 Years Old, who escaped hanging three times on charges of murder by pleading insan- ity, was burned to death in barn in Chicago.
 Julius WeIIner, a Piano Manufac- turer of Philadelphia, was arrested in that city charged with violating the Mann white slave law and was held in $1.000 bail
 The Coroner's Jury Investigating the cause of the death of 37 persons in the cave-in of the Municipal Audito- rum at Long Beach, Cal, attributed the collapse to a weak girder.
 Seven Bremen Were Overcome by gas while fighting a fire that practi- cally destroyed the hardware store of F. Meyer & Co.,. at Peoria, Ill, Sat urday, with a loss of $25,oO0.
 Wheat Growers in Southern Kansas and grain buyers in Chicago estimate that the growing wheat has been set back already 25 per cent by the hot and dry weather of last week.
 An Organized Campaign for the ex- termination of high school fraterni- ties was inaugurated at Chicago at conference of delegates represent ing 55 Greek letter college societies.
 Fritz GreenwaId. 21 Years Old, catcher on the Holland. N. Y, base ball team, died Saturday on a train hospital with a fractured skull caused by a foul tip.
 The Practical Completion of Smith colleges one million dollar endow- ment fund was announced by Pres dent body Saturday The fund has reached $99S,0eo.
 With Accommodations for a Crew of 70 and a capacity of nearly 5000 barrels, the steamer East Hampton, launched at RockIand, Me, Saturday, is the largest steam fishing craft on the Atlantic coast.
 Aviation Claimed Another Victim Saturday when James Colovan. a young amateur flyer. was killed by the Overturning of his biplane, outside the flying field of the Aero club of Illinois, at Chicago.
 William C. Clark. City Auditor of Marietta, Ohio, following his resig- nation Saturday was arrested on a charge of embezzlement The amount he is alleged to have em- bezzled was s1,O00.
 Secretary Bryan Has Just made for himself a private seal It is a repro duction of the design on a coin cir culated in the time of Alexander the Great. The design discloses a man holding a bird aloft.
 Benjamin S. Ness of St. Paul, con victed recently of attempting to bribe two members of the North Dakota legislature, was Saturday sentenced to pay a fine of $500 or serve thirty days in the county jail.
 The Philadelphia coroner's Office reported that since the vice quaran- tine was begun seven girl inmates of houses committed suicide, ten secured legitimate positions and the remain der, 116, left for other towns. man, was arrested at Los Angeles charged with having shot Miss Irene Noble. P years old. George E. Noble, the girls brother, found her lying on the floor of Kolbs residence.
 Mrs. Mary M. Emery. Widow of the late Thomas Emery, distributed secur- ities believed to be in excess of $500 900 to the office force of Thomas sons and certain officials of the Emery candle company at Cincin- nati.
 Chancellor J. H. Kirkland of Van derbilt university, at Nashville, Tenn, announced Saturday that a proposi- ton had been made by Andrew Car negie to provide million dollars for the benefit of Vanderbilt's medical de- partment.
 Secretary of State May of New York has been asked to decide wheth- unable to hear ordinary converse ton has a right under the automobile law to drive a motor vehicle upon the pub- lie highways.
 Federal Forces Numbering 25O men surprised nearly 200 Carranzistas at Columbia, 25 miles above La redo, Texas Saturday. They poured upon the rebels a deadly fire from machine guns, killing 25 men and wounding many others.
 Officials of the Federal Bureau of fisheries are awaiting with interest the arrival of trout taken by the In dians in Iceberg lake in Glacier Ma tiona1 park Mont, which never has been known to exist outside the icy waters of the polar sea
 Chicago Officially Put Ban on sug- gestive songs Saturday when an to the city ordinances went into effect prohibiting all public acts of indecency, suggestive gestures or songs or abusive or threatening words or acts in any public place.
 Mrs. Russell Griswold Colt (EIhel Barrymore) unwittfngly placed her self in quarantine Saturday at q pri- vate hospital in New York, where she had taken her year old baby for treatment for dipktheria, Mrs. Colt was to have sailed in a few days for Europe, but had to postpone her trip, The polls will be open In the four eftv districts today freHa a. n. until 4 m, fer the city election.