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Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
BURGLARS ROB JEWELRY
 STORE ON THE BOWERY.
Get Away With Between $eooo and
 $fo.ooo Worth of Booty.

New York, March 13-Two hours to- night was long enough for burglars to blow open a large safe in the jewelry store of Lyman Shapiro on the Bow cry and make off with between sS,000 and $1o.00o worth of jewe1ry. The burglars overlooked another safe con- taining about S25, 900 worth of dia- monds.
 The robbery was discovered by Ben janazn Shapiro, son of the proprietor. when he returned to the store. which he closed when he went to dinner. The men gained an entrance to the store from the rear and worked within a few feet of policemen patreIling the Bowery in front of the store.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
SENATOR M'DEv1TT
 DEFiEs THE SENATE.
Massachusetts Statesman Refuses to
 APeIosizs te Body.

Boston, March 13-Senater John J. McDevitt Of Quincy defled the senate today, fatty refusing to apologize te that body.
 After hearing himself FepFimaaded by President Greenwood he left the chamber under suspension until May l, and thereafter until he makes the demanded apology.
 In a letter sent ts the president pre- V1e1ls to the session, McDevitt said that an attempt was being made to rail roaP him from the senate, and he ask ed for a trial in open session to deter mine the truth of his charge that a member of the legislature had at tempted to bribe him. It was because of this charge that MeDevitt was sus- pended yesterday and summoned te ap- pear for discipline today
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
DIR. FRIEDMANN TO BE
 INVITED TO BELLEVUE
Over Twenty Tuberculosis Victims
 Available for Test.

New York, March 13-Be1levue hos pitaI city institution, will be placed at the disposal of the federal govern ment surgeons who are Investigating pr. Friedrich Franz F'riedmann's tu- berculosis treatment, 1t was announced today The German physician, who is now demonstrating his treatment in Canada, is expected to return here tomorrow night or Saturday. He will be asked to hold 8 clinic at Bellevue hospital on any day of next week that he may choose. From twenty to six ty tuberculosis sufferers. patients at the institution, will be waiting. from whom Dr. F'rfedmann may make his own selections.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
GOVERNOR suLzER
 DROPS COL. SCOTT
Removes Prison Superintendent in Be-
 fianea of Senate.

Albany, N, r., March 1s.-GoIonel Joseph F. Scott, superintendent of state prisons, was removed from off1ee by Governor Sulzer, Charges against the stfperin Ii teRdent were preferred by the governor yesterday and the ae- eused was given until noon today to reply, Colonel Seett filed 8 written answer,
 The governors action was announced less than two hours after the senate by an unanimous vote, had adopted a. resolution requesting the governor to refer the charges against the super intendent ito an impartial tribunal for consideration and determination.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
RICHARD oLNEY ONE
 OF SLATER TRUSTEES.
Will Have Nc Bearing on His Attituds
 Toward Arabassadorship.

Boston, March 43.-Rfchard oInev Thomas l.. Livermore and Jacob IT. Brown, all of this city, filed bonds ot s1.0o0,oo0 each in the supreme court today in accepting appointment as trustees of the estate of the late H. N. Slater of Webster, a mu1timillionaire
 MT Olney said tonight that the trusteeship would have no bearing the question of his acceptance of the post of ambassador to Great Britain.
 The appointment of new trustees follows the recent announcement of Il compromise of the litigation brought by the widow, Mrs. Mabel Hunt Slater, in behalf of her two sons, against the former board of trustees. to prevent the disposal of the Slater mills at Webster.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
GEN. BLISS INSTRUCTED.
Given Discretionary Authority at the
 Mexican Border

Washington, March 13.-war depart ment officials are in close touch with the situation near Nogales and in- structions today were issued to Briga- dier General Bliss which gives him dis cretionary authority to deal with the situation in case American lives or property are endangered by border fighting between Mexican rebels and federa1s.
 It was stated at the department that the American officers on the bordec have been charged to warn distinctly the Mexican leaders they must not seek enga gements in places where fly ing protectiies might find lodgnent on the American side of the border. At the same time 1t is expressly stated to be the departments policy to refrain from giving any cause for friction be- tween the two governments.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
POLICE CONFER WITH
 WIDOW OF ADMIRAL
Little Information Available in tn.
 Eaton Mystery.

Boston. March 13.-The mystery sur- rounding the death of Rear Admiral Joseph Giles Eaton and the subseQu ent investigation of the authorities was not relieved today.
 Those who could talk refused to in dicate the direction which their sus- piciens have taken. or what basis there was for the reports that death was due to poisoning.
 Mrs. Eaton, the widow, was visited at her home in Norweu today by two police officials and during their stay in the house Mrs. Eaton summoned her personal counsel Judge Kelley, to join in the conference. Later the three men conferred at the judges office in Rock1and.
 The interview with Mrs. Eaton lasted for three hours and at its conclusion none of those present had anything to say except that both the widow and her mother, Mrs George Harrison, were still suffering from the ordeal of the past few days.
 Mrs. Harrison was quite i'll. it was stated, and a physician was called to attend her today.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
Purse of sa.aaa For Pastar.

Greenwich, CORR, March 13-Mere than thousand persons crowded in- to the town hall tonight at the fare- we'll reception given te Rev. J. J. Fitzgerald, who far the past thirteen years has been the popular pastor of St. Mary's Roman Catholic church He is to sail toEaerrew for a year,s vacation in Europe and at the exPira- tion of that time, he wifi become 8 missionary of the Passionist order. Upon behalf of the parishieRers James H. Fennessey presented Father Fitzgerald with 9 purse containing S2 900.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
MODIFIED DISSOLUTION
 PLAN OF RAILROADS,
Traffic Agreement Without TraoicaaG
 Privileges by u. p. and c. p.

New York March 13.-Ths Southern Pacific company, with the concur enca of the Union Pacific Railroad company today announced Ct modified plan oG dissolution under the United States Gu- preme court decree in place of the original plan, which recently met with serious opposition on the part of tho California railroad commission.
 The new plan substantially provides for a traffic agreement without trao3c- age privileges to Union Pacific and Central Pacific.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
Steamers Reported by Wireless,

Montreal, March 13-Steasaer Rsn- press of Britain, Liverpool for Halifax and St. Jofn, N. B.. BIT miles east of Halifax at 1 B, m.
 Sable Island, N, S.. March 1s- Steamer Baltic, Liverpool for New York, SIS miles east of Sandy Hook at Ii 8. m. Dock a. m. Saturday.
 Fastnet, March 13-Stsa6aaF Celtic, New York for Queenstown and Liver peeol, reported fss miles west at neea. Dus Q5esHstewH a. ni, Friday,
 Lizard, March 13-StsaHer VadsF- land, New York fer Antwerp, reported I8s miles west at $50 B, m
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
Vale Won't Lose Taft.

New Haven, Conn. March 1s.--Tsse Yale Daily News publishes a telegram from ex-PFesident Taft stating that no proposition had been made to him to become president of Johns Hopkins university. News despatef1As from Baltimore today stated that the former president was being considered for the presidency of that university
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
UNFAlTHFUL WIFE
 IS NOW DESTITUTE
Left Husband and Five Children Fad
 "Gentleman Burglar"

San Francisco. March 18~-OVeu Conn, the "s1oo, 900 burglar is so seri- ousfy wounded that he may die. h was asserted tonight. The bullet from 8 poltceman's revolver that brought him down when he was caught rob5oing an apartment last Saturday splinteped the thigh bone and ranged downward shattering his right knoeeap.
 A letter to Conn from Mrs. Mabel Clarixson of Chicago, who left her hus- band and five children to follow hins was found today among his effects Tine letter indicates that tho woman Is now in Milwaukee under tho nsma of Mabel Ott sick and destitute
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
Steamship Arrfvafs.

Glasgow. March 12-Arrived, steam CT Numidian, Boston.
 Madeira, March 1a.-Arfived, steam CT Cedric, New York fer Naples.
 Trieste. March 16-AFrived, steam CT Argentina, New YeFk.
 0uee1stewn, March 14.-Arrived, off steamer Celtic, New York for Liver peel, and preceded, without eommuni- eating ca account of violent storm. Plymouth, March 14.-ArFived, stean- CT PriBz Friedrich Wilheln New Yorh fer Cherbeurs and Bremen, and pres oesded
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
Secretary Lane an Indian chiss.

Washington, March 13-Frank1in K. Lanez secretary of the interior, has been made an Indian chief. Today in his office he had bestowed upon him the title of Lone Chief" by a deIe- gati6n of BiaeIxfeet Indians from Men- tana, whe called te present him with & pipe of peace and bueizskin to- bAeco bag
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
Shortage of over sfoo000 Found.

Montgomery, Ala, March 1s,-A war rant for the arrest of Theodore Lacey, chief clerk of the stats convict depart TneHt, charging Nm with eTabezzla- neht, Was fAs1ea hsFe la[e today at aHd4Raxs at work in the convict camp 1t was declared have discovered short ages amounting to more than s1O0, GOO.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
Araa Torn from Socket.

BFidgsPsrt, Gsaa., March a1-Whifa day, day Aiexander Ale al Beesoski caught his sleeve in the be1tiRg, and before tfaa machinery es71id be stepped his asm was teEn completely from it's socket. He is in leeal hospital in g. critical condition.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
WILSON TO TRADE WITH Tt4E
 PROGRESSIVE REPUBLICANS.
May Give Them Patronage in Return
 for Their Support.

Washington, March 1s. - President Wilson today began his campaign for the support of progressive repU bItcRna in the new congress. He arranged to consult with Senator LaFollette at tho White House tomorrow night when legislative policies including tariff and conservation measures will be dis- cusSed.
 The president will consult the pro- gressive republican group in c0ngresa freely and endVavOr to obtain their aid in pushing through progressive leg1sla- ton.
 While the advice of the progressive republicans Is to be sought wt'h re- spect to legislation, the president may lend a ready ear. fG is said. to the rec concentrations which they make 6sg appointments.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14

Henry F. Hollis, democrat was yes terday elected United States senator from New Hampshire, with 1S9 votes, three more than the number required
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
eemex vetoes Amnesty siti.

Havana MaFeh 13-FFesident Ge- meg this afternoon vetoed the amnesty bill He took this aetfsf after a long eenfeFenee with SeneF SangHiiiy. sec retaFy of state, and ether members Of the cabinet, the president of the senate and the speaker of the house of re representatives.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
Resigns from. State Committee

Rockville, Conn, March 1s.-Chair- man George Forster of the democratic state central committee today received the resignat tieH of Judge John Addis of New Milford as a member of the state central eeanHaittee freH the Thirty second district, Judge Addis was re- gently appointed by deVeFner Baldwin as judge of the common pleas court of New Milford
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
Jurv bud ir HaDa4herne cs.o.

New York, March 13a--Ths ETaw~ thorne case went to t1e jury today af- ter charge by United Stahss JudED Mayer and an attack on gOve rnnn ers counsel by AttoxneyB for tho deeGnse, who charged that the prosecution had 'tnt1naidR8ed" prospective wftnessss foe the accused men. Latc tonight, after nine hours of deIfberstton, the jury gent out for lnMtrs1 ct1nnA.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
Wanderers Friaa auehee Champs,

New York March 18.-Fhe etasapisa 9uebec hockey team was defeated 3 te 4 at the St. Nicholas rink here teaighs by the WaRderer hockey seven of Maa. tEeal ia a brilliant exhibition of the Canadian winter game.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
'fHunaa Fly" Has Narrew Eseape.

New Feris, March 15-A steel rocket esRtaiHing RedmaH Law, ths shamaH aF," in which he intended ts be shst 8,566 feet iHts the air, descending by a parachute, exploded this afterneea when sec pounds of powder behind it was fired. Law was hurled a5 feet from his sea< ia ths rocket. but was unhuFt
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
Fairfield Burglars Got sa2s.

Garfield, Conn, March 13.-Burg1aFs entered the home of Samuel W.WheeI- CT some time last night or early this morning and secured s290 worth of JeweIry and s2e ia cash. After they bad secured their booty they prepared a spread from the pantry and enjoy51 a few choice cigaEA
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
Senate confirnas ApReintnaeats.

Washington, March 13.@Fha senate today confirmed the appointments made by President Wilsen of Daniel 0. ReP- eF, South Carolina, first assistant post master general; Alexander M. Deekery, Missouri, third assistant nestEaastar general, and James I. Blaizeslee, Penn syixania, fourth assistant postmaster general.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
WOMAN OUTRAGE
 IN MASSACHUSETTS,.
House FaVors COnsEItWalonal Amend
 ment by Large Vote.

Boston, March 1s.-"votes for Wom- en- won its first victory in the 1Isssa- chusetts legislature today
 The house, which annually since 1909 has rejected woman suffrage, today by a vote of 127 to TO substituted for an adverse committee report a resolution providing for & constitutional amend ment which would strike the word 'male" from the provision defining the qualifications of a voter.
 The resolution was immediately EiV- en It's first reading and went into tho order of the day for tomorrow, when a two-t thirds vote will be required to pass 1t to @ second reading. If tho measure passes the house it must so to the senate for concurrent action and it will also require the endorse ment of the legislature of 1914 before it can be snbuaitted to the N0tgLa.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
Bic Bequeat te Prfneeton.

New YeFl, March 1s.-PFueetorl university is beaueathed the largest part of the residuary estate of tho late Ferris q, Thompson, grandson oG John T, Tfeznpson, founder of the ChnBa National bank of this city, Effa sgta "a is sstinaated at $9,0o0, ,o00, Tine win specifics beauestS amounting tc sIssy% 00o.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14

Sharp Criticism of some of the bills before the legislature at Albany, N. r.. for regulation of stock exchanges is made in 8 statement given out last night by the New York Stock Ex- change over the signatures of it's council, John G. Mflburn and Walter F Tayior
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
British Naval Est;Yn atea.

Louodn, March 1S-The British nav announced today, total $231, 546, 500, as compared with $225, BIT, ,0O0 last year. The new building programme provides for five battleships, eight light cruisers, sixteen torpedo boat destroyers and number of submarines.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14

cabIed Paragraphs
s;xteen Killed bx Avalanche.

Christiania, Norway, March 1a-Six- teen people were killed by an ava lanch which overwhelmed three farnsteads in the Gudbrands valley in Southern Norway last night.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
oRozco IN RIGHT.
Ex- Rebel chieftain May Be Sent Int
 Field Against Rebels.

Mexico City, March i5-Orozco's army. with Orezeo in command, will probably be sent into tho field to CO., operate with the regular forces in the campaign in Sonora and other regions new in rebellion. Orozco received this
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
U p. Moroan Reaches Naples.

Naples, March 15-J. Pierpont Mor- gan arrived here today on board the Steamship Adriatic from Alexandria, Egypt. From this city he proceeded to Rome. He appeared to be in a sat- isfactofy condition of health.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
Yaeh+ Asheve as 6ridse.ert.

Bridgeport, Csan., March 1s.-Fhe yacht Athene, Capt, David Martin, went ashore off Penfeid reef this af- terneen at high tiae~aRd is now high and dry. 1t is net thought the boat is badly daHagad.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14

The Amendment to the Federal con- stftution for the direct election of United States senators was ratified by the Rhode Island house yesterday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
Derby Greenhouses Burn.

Derby, Conn, March 13-Fire of aH- known origin did about s2,89e damage tonight to the greenhouses of H. N Bra dley located on the New Haven Eead, Thege was aa insHFaaae,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
Collision of A ropIanes.

Rheims, France, March 1.-Two sergeants of the army aviation corps were seriously injured today by be- ing thrown from their aeroplane through a collision with another ma chine during some aerial manoeuvers.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
Germanx,s Money strinaeney.

Berlin, March 13.-The stringency in the money market shows no signs of abatement, despite a number or favorable outside influences. Cond1- tions, instead of becoming easier, are sharpening from day to day
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14

offer at his conference yesterday with President Huarta- No agreement was signed, but both the president and the rebel leader appeared to be in thor ough accord and it is understood that in the incorporation of his troops into the federal army the government will recognize the rank of the Orozco ofn p Orozco army since Feb. 8, the dats oG the inauguration of the Felix Diaz re- volt.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14

Charges That Carl A. LoeffIer, acting assistant doorkeeper of the senate, had bean responsible for the disap ppearance 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 hosna when MT. LoeffIers reelection was proposed
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14

Chicago Employees Are Planning to have representatives form a detacil- ment of the investigators who will travel through the east with the 'liv- ing wage" commission of the Illinois senate.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
Brooklyn Man as china's Advisor.

Peking, China, March 13-Frank Johnson Goodnow, a native of Brook lyn, N. Y, who resides at Washing ton, D. C., was today appointed by the Chinese government it's advisor in the reform of the constitution.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
Rebel Governor Executed.

Laredo, Tex. March 13.-It is re- ported that Venustiano Carranza, gov ernor of CoahuiIa. who revolted against the Huerta provisional government was captured and shot this afternoon by federal troops under General Trucy Aubert at a point between Bajana and MoncIoVa.
 Official confirmation of the execu- ton had not been obtained up to late hour
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
GRAND JURY RESUMES
 THE RAILROAD INQUIRY
President Mellsn's Secretary on Wit@
 ness Stand Yesterday,

New York, March 1s.-The inquiry by the federal grand jury into the af@ fairs of the New York. New Haven and Hartford railroad and the Grand Trunk railroad companies other than those relating to the traffic agreement which resulted in the st0ppage of work on the Providence exteng9ons which has been dragging along for two months or more, was resumed tO- day. Nicholas K. Dugan, secretary to Charles s. Mellen, president of tha New Haven. Wa.s further quegdoned-
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14

Twenty five Surgeons and a bevy ot pretty nurses did land office business yesterday vaccinating employees of the army and navy departments in the state, war and navy building, Wash fngton Two cases of smallpox have developed among employees in the building.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14

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.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14

President Wilson Received a Letter of congratulation from the mayor and corporation of Carlisle, England, the birthplace of his grandfather and also Of his mother.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14

The Act to Repeal the Law exclud : ing automobiles from Bar Harbor Me. will become law when signed by Governor Haines.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14

Discovery of an Ancient Roman or Greek coin in an Illinois Indian mound at least 300 years old may open an unrevealed ancient history.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14

President Wilson Yesterday declined ar invitation to be present on March Is, Grover CIevelands birthday at tie dedication of the Cleveland birthplace i14 Caldwell, N. J., as a public memo rial
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14

The Missouri Senate yesterday adopted a resolution providing for a commission of five senators to inves- t1gate the wages paid to women.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
Condensed Teieqrams

The Wisconsin Legislature passed a bill prohibiting the killing of frogs between Nov. l and June l.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14

A Bill for Constitutional amend ment granting the ballot to women was defea ted by the Nebraska house.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14

A Bill Passed on the report of a spe- cial committee and providing for state legislation somewhat on the lines of the federal antitrust law was intro duced in the Maine senate yesterday.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-30

leans, Kidder and Parker, who were
imprisoned at San Luis Potosi, have
been Internationally released.
Manager of Bank of London and
Mexico has given Charge O'Shaugh-
messy assurances that the bank is
solvent. --e....s ..
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-30

MEXICAN LEADERS CAUGHT
Washington, Dec. 30.-Gemez
Palace and Lerdo have been captured
by constitutionalists, according to
state department dispatches.
Gen. Huerta has advised American
j embassy at Mexico City that Amer
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-07
WILL PROBE RATES
IN ALL OF CITIES
Railway Commission TO Investigate
Charges Of Portland Light Company
in Salem and Elsewhere.

Owing to the many complaints that
have come to the state railroad commits.
sion against the Portland Railway,
Light & Power Company, that commits
sion has decided to take advantage Of
the provision of the Malarkey public
utilities act and have a statewide in.
vestigation of the rates charged by the
company in the several different towns
wherein they do business. The towns
that will fall under this investigation
are: Portland, Salem, Oregon City,
Milwaukee, st. Johns, Linnton, Glad
stone, Gresham, Lents, Boring, Estaca-
da, Troutdale, Fairview, oswego, Wood
burn, silverton, Mt, Angel and Gervais
Even though the commission is now
overcrowded with work it sees the i'm
portance Of this investigation, and is
prepared to cope with the great amount
of statistical work that will accrue
from such an investigation. The first
meeting Of the inquiry is scheduled foI
September Q, in Portland,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-07
SAN FRANCISCO COP
CONVICTED CRATER
Esola Found Guilty of Grand Larceny
in Connection With Swindling
Of Rancher.
[uNIrEp PRESS LEASED wIan.l

San Francisco, June AFTER delib-
Grating less than four hours jury here
early today convicted Frank W. Esola,
for l6 years a member of the San Fran
cisco police force in various capacities,
of grand larceny in connection with the
swindling of Charles Foida, Modesto
rancher, by bRRco men. Sentence will
be pronounced Tuesday.
Esola received the verdict calmly. 81
have absolutely nothing to say" he
told the newspaper men,
The convicted men Immediately was
rcmanded to the custody of The sheriff
and probably will be transferred to the
county Jail before night, His attorneys
will appeal. District Attorney lickeIt
was jubilant over Esola s conviction.
"This is the only beginning, he said
1--WE have a few more surprises in store
for the future, and are going right
ahead with the other cases. As for the
verdict, it was eminently just.