Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-03

Jack London, the novelist, who is in Vera Cruz as a war correspondent, is to be seriously ill-.
 Sir Cecil Spring Rice, the British Ambassador, will sail for England on Thursday for a short vacation.
 Five forest fires in eastern Maine were reported to be- under control. Several others continue to burn.
 Supreme Court Justice Willard P. Voorhees, died at his home in New Brunswick, N. J., aged 63 years
 Burglars entered the postoffice at Franklin, N. J. drilled the safe and es- ,aped with $500 in cash and stamps. union of the Princeton class of '79 of which he is a member on June 13.
 Roy Mimms, of Fort Worth, Texas, died a few minutes after being struck over the heart while playing baseball.
 Two persons were killed and five others injured by an explosion of sew age gas at a~pumping station in Bos- otn.
 Now Haven railroad affairs were dis ccussed at length in the cabinet meet ing today, particularly the dissolution plan.
 Bishop Lenihan, of Great Falls, Mont, was received by the Pope, to- gether with party of American pill grims.
 Thomas M. Robinson, former presi- dent of the New York Cotton Exchange, In Iala years.
 Jacob Saphirstein, founder and pub fisher of the Jewish Morning Journ- aP' died in-Brooklyn, following an ope- ration.
 The Japanese cruisers Asema sand Assuma, which. participated. in the Russian-Japanese War, arrived in Los 
 Six employees of the St. Lawrence Ice Cream Co, in Chicago, were bound and gagged by robbers. who escaped with s3,0o0.
 Count Won Bernstoff, the German received the honorary de- gree of doctor of laws at the Univers- ity of Maryland.
 The twenty first annual convention of the New York State Bankers Asso- citation will be held at New London June II and 12.
 Fire attributed to militant suffrae gettes destroyed the former residence of the Duchess of Sutherland near Windsor. England.
 An larson squad" of militant sui fragettes burned the historic parish church of St. Mary's on the Thames near Henley, England.
 England has accepted an invitation to participate. in the .Internationa Congress of Thrift, to be held in SaT Francisco next summer.
 A large posse of armed men ars searching the woods in the vicinity of Coatesvi1le, Pa, for lion which es- capped from the Keen x Shipley circus
 Scott Ryan of Brooklyn, 37 year. old, was found guilty of larcency il the first degree and sentenced to Tiff, Imprisonment He is a fourth offend. CT.
 Mrs. Grace Patton,. of Wellington Kan, was arrested as she placed flow CTS on her husbands grave near Wien. ita, She is charged with murderins him-
 Demanding a nine hour day and minimum wage of s3.25 Der day, 40' machinists employed in four manu featuring plants at Trenton, N. J., wen on strike.
 President Wilson will deliver an ad dress at Arlington on Thursday whei the Daughters of the Confederaey un veil their monument to the Southeri dead.
 King George has subscribed s2,5o the relief of survivors and familie of victims of the Empress of Irelan, disaster.
 Five sticks of dynamite with burnin! ufses attached were found late toda. nj the Department of Agricultur under the office of Secrtary Hopston The fuses were extinguished befor' damage was done.
 National bank examiners have un covered 9 shortage of s1o0.000 in tn First National Bank at Amsterdam \. Y. Two bookkeerers are charge' with the defalcations.
 Senator O'Gorman delivered tn commencement address at the Con vent of the Visitation in Georgetowr His daughter Miss Agnes O'Gormai was one of the graduating class.
 The British tank steamer San Va lerio arrived in Galveston. Texas. am reported that First Officer P F. Elliot and five members of her crew Wer suffocated by gas in her forepeak
 James Campbell, a prominent rail road man of St. Louis who was talk en i'll at his summer home in Indian Fields, Conn, fortnight ago, was con sidered to be out of danger by attend ing physicians.
 The steamer Cape Breton, which ar rived at St. Johns Newfoundland, iron Glasgow, leaking reported that the At lantic north of the Grand Banks Is large field ct ice Her how was badI damaged by ice foes.
 Boiler Tube Blew Out on Cruiser.
 Washington, June 2.-Commande sChristy of the scout cruiser Salem. a Puerto Mexico, reported to the nav department tonight that a boiler tub blew out on board his ship today. SC rious1y injuring three men of the en gineer force. The names Of the me