Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-20

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 Condensed Telegrams
 Admiral Sir charlss Garter Drury of the British Navy, died in London, aged 6S years.
 The London Steek Exchange will be closed May 90 and Juno 1. Whitsun- tide holidays.
 4 seat on the New York Stock Ex- change sold for 345.o0o. a decrease of ss,ooo from the last sale.
 Speaker Champ Clark will lay the of the new Congressional Club In Washington on May 21.
 A Iauno,, eapsixsd in ths- Mississip- pi river near Minneapolis and five of the nine occupants were drowned
 Adviess from Auvsrs eur Disc, France, announced the death there of Charles Sprague Pearce. the artist
 At the May meeting of the Vale Corporation a uniform graduation fee of $10 in all departments was voted
 Prominent citizens of MoafeiaIr, W. J., have is0aed call for c meeting to organize a Chamber of Commerce
 rhs nsw cunapd liner Aquhanla xuriU he. fxxuA A Hfa boats with motor and wireless equip ment.
 Cardinal Gib6ens was received in audience by the pops, with whom he discussed conditions in the United States
 The Bank ef Brooks Iowa, . state institution, was ordered closed The banks capital was s1o.Ooo and deposits $so, 900.
 The condition of Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria was reported to be adversely affected by the cold and wet weather.
 Edgar C. Cram, a member Of tho Philadelphia Stock Exchange for 30 years, died Of heart trouble. He was 62 years old.
 Mrs. Sarah de Long ef Paterson, N. J., 72 years old, was burned to death when a pipe she was smoking set fire to her dress.
 w.. L. PertIock, chief engineer of was injured in the explosion last week, died in Norfolk.
 The body of Lillian. Nordiea. was shipped from Batavia, Java by the steamer Van Gloom for Singapore to
 The Senate judiciary committee TO- ported favorably on the nomination of Charles Warren, of Boston, to be assistant attorney-general.
 hths, who died in London. will be ship ped to the United States on tho steam CT Carmenia next Saturday.
 rhs>s burlars held up the night watchnan and four worknen in the Strand Picture Theatre in New York and rcbsed the safe Of ss,ooo.
 Fire in sths Jacob Haiseh AsricuI- tural Implement plant at GalaIb, H., yesterday caused q loss of about $30o,- 900. There was no insurance.
 R. j. Young, cashier of the Peoples Bank of Bardwell. Ky, was arrested charged with making a false report to the State Banking Department. United Mine Wors<srS District No. 6, sent out q strike order calling out all the coal miners in Ohio. The payment of sS a week strike benefit has begun.
 Mere than 1000 brick nnak.rs .. Haverstraw, N. F., have gone on strike demanding the right to smoke cents a day.
 Damage estimated st 35oo,ooo was caused when the Fountain River, swollen by a cloudburst, broke through the levees inside the city limits of Pueblo, Col.
 wladysiaw ezaTinee, accused of rob- ping Mrs. Alexander Gupp, of warsaw, Poland. of 5ewelry valued at s75,0oo was held without bail in Philadelphia to await extradition.
 A lees of $eo,ooo was caused by 6rs In the upper part of the Russia build ing on Atlantic avenue, at Boston The chief damage was to the plant of the A. M. Davis Company, printers.
 Only American citizens are to p;Ie. vessels through the Panama Canal under rules laid down by Colonel Goethals. Applicants must be under 45 years and hold masters licenses,
 Mrs- N. B. Harrison, of Utica, ". V was hit by a motorcycle and thrown 20 feet After being taken to her hotel she discovered she had lost her hand bag containing s2,o3o in jewelry and cash
 Jacques Suxanna, French artist of Brooklyn, started with three com panions on an exploration trip to the North Pole. He has been with sew eral Arctic exploring parties and has 30 Esquimaux dogs on his estate The Senate committee on pensions ordered a favorable report on the bill passed by the House providing for pensions to the widows of soldiers of the Spantsh-Amer1can War and the Chinese and Philippine campaigns. Senator Ransdeit of Louisiana tosk the floor in the Senate to deny an at tack by James Creelman that the Pres ident had sought to punish the Lou isiana senators for their votes in op- position to wiping out the sugar duties SERIOUS SITUATION HAS ARIokN IN ALBANIA