Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-11

l has perfected a serum to cure cancer with which he has been successful with guinea pigs. l A Bill to Prohibit Marriage between whites and blacks and between whites and Chinese was defeated in the Ohio 1 house yesterday.
 1 Richard Rosh Was Killed yesterday afternoon while riding on an elevator where he was employeda.
 The Presbyterian Parsonage at To- lono H.. was dynamited yesterday. has been a vigorous foe of saloons. Fire in the Livery Stable of T. \. Green at Danbury yesterday afternoon $1,500. Four horses were suffoeated.
 The Year 1918 Has Proved thus far the most disastrous three months that ship owners on both sides of the At lantic have experienced ill nearly 50 years
 Representative Hobson yesterday in- troduced a joint resolution for cOnsti tutional amendment for direct election of president and a single seven-year term.
 Representative CulIom Introduced a bill in the house providing for gov ernment residence second in rank to the White House for the vice presi- dent.
 Prof. WiIIet M. Hays. for more than a decade assistant secretary of agfi- culture, has broken down from over work and now is in d sanitarium in Maryland.
 Representative Murdock. the pro- gressive leader in the house, wants clothing manufacturers fined and jail ed who mark goods "an wool'' when they are not.
 President Wilson Was Formally re- quested yesterday by anti Tammany leaders of the New York state denloc- racy not to recognize Tannany in fed eral appointments
 Ex-Governor William L. Douglas was married at Brockton, Mass, yesterday to Mrs. Alice K. Noodle of Portland, Me, who has been his shousekeeper since the death of Mrs, Douglas
 Secretary McAdoo's "Gag Order'' has been extended from the assistant sec retaries of the treasury, to whom it originally applied, to every bureau and division chief of that department
 Charles D. Clayton of Asbury Park, N. J.. who was convicted on his second trial for the murder of Policeman
 
 committed suicide in jail yesterday.
 The Average Cost of Producing pound of sugar in Louisiana was 4-39 cents in 1911; in 1910 it was 3.72. and in 1909 it was 3.62 cents. as shown by an investigation by the department of commerce.
 "UncIe" John Butler, whose motto was moderation in all things-eNcept coffee. of which he drank eight cups a day-died at his home at Asbury Park, N. J., yesterday in his 104th year.
 The Appointment of Thomas F. Egan, chief of the state police, as del gate to the weights and measures con ference at Washington on April IA, was made yesterday by Governor Baldwin
 Two Oregon (Utah) Detectives dis guised as women carried S1.000 to meet robbers who had demanded this sum. Instead of capturing the bandits they were held up by them and re- lieved of the money.
 Rev. Marion Capps, Convicted on the charge of burning two of his children to death in an oiI-soalxed bed, to which it was alleged he tied them, was sen- fenced at Fort Smith. Ark, to be hanged May 30.
 Forty Boys Between f2 and 1e, mem bers of the Columbia Park Boys club of San Francisco and all of them musicians or athletes, left yesterday for a trip around the world that is planned to occupy year.
 August F. Simon of Allentown, Pa, a wealthy dealer in dye stuffs and chemicals, committed suicide yesterday by shooting himself in the head while standing on a bridge spanning the T oT,i ioI, Val Ira
 An international Naval Parade at the opening of the Panama canal was proposed yesterday by Representative President Wiisoni to invite foreign na- i tions to participate in such an event.
 Echoes of the Trials of Harry K. | Thaw reached the United States su- | preme court yesterday when John B. l Gleason, once an attorney for Thaw, l took steps to have the court review his | suit against Thaw for $60,000 for legal | services.
 Between 175 and 200 Men,. mostly laborers, in the employ of the New York, New Haven and Hartford rail- l road and the Central New England | quit work yesterday because l a demand for an increase of wages l from $1.60 to s1.75 per day was re- fused.
 Two Hundred School Children who went on strike at Elmsford. N. Y-, and 1 broke windows and damaged other because the board of educa- ton dismissed William J. Gleason, principal of the school, returned to their desks yesterday on the advice of MT. Gleason himself
 Amon~ the Related Suits Against the White Star line for death claims out of the Titanic disaster is that of Mrs. Mareelle Navratil Of France, mother of the two Titanic waifs," Momo and Lolo. rescued fa- -herless and protected by Miss Mar yaret Hays of New York. The suit was filed Wednesday and asks $3000G fer Navratil's death.
 Strike on Grand Trunk.
 Portland, Maine. April 10-One hum fred and fifty freight handlers at the Grand Trunk Railway sheds struck .or an advance in wages from S1.1a to I4 s A@H