Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-07

FOANACcN5O
 government thermometer indicated 90
 degrees and street level instruments several degrees hotter. The First Bigamy Prosecution in China resulted in sentencing to jail for 80 days of a Chinese who had married
 a native girl and later an American white student at Shanghai. Fire Yestetday Destroyed the big
 blaming mill and other property of the
 w l.. McAIanus Lumber company, To-
 cated at Petroskey Mich. The loss is
 estimated at $2O0, ,000.
 William Henney, Is, of Bridgeport was struck by a westbound express
 train and instantly killed at the water ing station between Rowayton and Da-
 rien, yesterday morning. Pemiscot County Bank of Caruthers-
 ville Mo, has closed it's doors and Is in the hands of the state bank com
 missioner as the result of the discovery
 of a shortage of at least $200,000. Vice President and Mrs Thomas R. Marshall were guests at Nashville, Tenn, yesterday, having gone there for l the celebration of founders day by the
 Young Mems Christian association. Prof. William H. Taf+, private citizen, arrived at Washington Friday for a visit in the capital. He will spend several days as the guest of MT. and Mrs. w.
 J. Boardrnan and Miss Mabel Board man.
 Representative Graham of Pennsyl- vania introduced bill yesterday to l immediately appropriate 15,000,O00 to ! increase the navy by authorizing the construction of three frst-class battle 1 ships.
 Robert T. WeatheriI of Brunswick,
 Me, was the recipient of the tradi-
 tional wooden spoon, awarded the pop
 ular man of the junior class as the ivy 1 day exercises at BoWdoin college yes terday.
 l Florence B. Howard of Norwak was i granted a divorce yesterday from Au- l gustus R. Howard, also Of Norwalk, on l the ground of habitual intemperance. l Mrs. Towards name was Florence 1 Bromley.
 | An Inheritance Tax of $43,ooo for the 1 benefit of the University of Missouri 1 has been levied against the estate of
 Mrs. Mary Virginia K1ngsbury de Civ 1 erviIle, former countess, who died at 1 St. Louis last March.
 l Plans TOT an InNSSLtQ2Lton Ol IIl6 SO- | called baseball trust weFem ade yes
 terday by Representative Gallagher o1
 Illinois, who will have hearing with | in a week before the house rules com
 mittee on his resolution
 Samuel Gompers, president of the i American Federatio nof Labor, was op-
 erated upon at Washington yesterday
 for a mastoid absceSs Surgeons said 1 his physical condition was such as te 1 promise 8 speedy recovery. l Hundreds of Sick Rooms in the hos
 pitaIs of Washington yesterday were 1 frightened with cut flowers and potted plants from the White House con-
 servatories. Each gift bears the per sonal card of Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. 1 President Wilson has refused to in- | terfere with the death sentence of Ma
 thaniel Green, 8 negro, who last Christ | mas night assaulted white woman
 almost in the shadow of the dome of
 the capitol. Green will hang Monday.
 Mrs Miranda Cooke of Hartford was 1 granted a divorce from Jere Rhode Cooke of New York yesterday on, the l ground of desertion dating from April l 29, 1907 and on the ground of adultery with Fforetta. Whaley of Hampstead
 l.. I.
 Just Week After the Death of her 1 father, Judge John A. Daniels, aged S3, l dean of the bench and bar of western l Wisconsin, Mrs. Lucy Daniels Thomp- l son, suffrage worker of national rep utntion, died Thursday at Washington. D. c.
 Six Hundred Strikers who Thursday
 reported for work at the Ipswich, Mass, hosiery mills failed to report yesterday, as the result, it is said, of
 the influence of Joseph Schiller, an or
 ganizer of the Industrial Workers O1 1 the World.
 The Fight for Continuance of the 1 commerce court, threatened with ex- 1 tinction on Juiv 1, was renewed yes- 1 tefday by Representative Broussard of 1 Louisiana, who introduced a bill to not l only continue the court, but to extend | it's powers.
 pranaier Borden Announced in the