Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-08


 Condensed TeIegrams
 Lassen Peak, Gal, is in eruption again, the 91st in two years.
 The Italian King ordered suspen- sion of all furloughs in the army.
 All lines placed on the sunken sub marine F'-4 in Honolulu harbor again parted.
 Williams College paid tribute to it's founder, Colonel Ephraim Williams, who was born 200 years ago.
 London prohibits the enry into Great Britain of Belgian bank notes.
 Mrs. Anna M. Mason, of Camden, N. J., aged 63, died as a result of excite ment caused by attending circus.
 In an address before the Wisconsin Legislature, ex-President Taft com mended President Wilson's neutrality policy.
 Slams pavilion, which was trans ported in 150,00O separate pieces from Bangkok, was dedicated at the Pana- ma-Pacitic Exposition.
 The Spanish steamer Jose De Aram- buru was completely wrecked on Rummelstone Rocks, Land End Eng land. The crew escaped.
 of the Industrial Trust, Title & Say ings Co.,, of Philadelphia, shot and seriously wounded himself.
 Miss Emily Laubach of Woster, O., working with the American ambu lance in Paris, was married there to Benjamin Johnson of St. Paul.
 Seismographs at Georgetown Uni verSity recorded earth shocks of nod crate intensity, estimated to have been about 1,S0O miles from Washington.
 Mayor BIankenburg of Philadelphia, accepted the invitation of a commit tee of councils to accompany the Lib erty Bell on it's trip to San Francisco.
 Alleged to have attempted to hang his wife to a bed post because she asked him to get a job, Peter Kra,- jick was held for the grand jury at Newark, N. J.
 Secretary of the Interior Lane ac- cepted the resignation of Edward w. Barker of the United States Geologi- cal Survey, for many years the gov ernment coal statistician.
 Two men and woman were held in West Side New York police court on charge of being implicated in a burglary in which more than $3,00O worth of jewelry was stolen.
 pr. RosaIVo Bobo, leader of the rev. olutionary movement against Presi- dent Guillaume, of Hayti rode into the captured town of Cape Haytien at the head of a strong detachment of cavaI- ry.
 Owing to the pressure of work, the Interstate Commerce Commission postponed it's hearings into the pro posed increase in passenger rates n the western railroads from May IT to July l.
 Mrs. Eugenia HisIer, of Wiscasset Me, confessed there of the murder of her husband, Fred Hisler. and was sentenced to State prison for not less than seven years and not more than ten years.
 Governor Fielder of New Jersey sign ed the bill passed by the special ses- sion of the legislature fixing October
  large question and other constitution al amendments.
 Scores of people were thrown from their beds when a terrific explosion wrecked a two-story building at No. 2316 West Ohio Street. Chicago. It is believed that a dynamite bomb was thrown at the building.
 Following the appearance of a great FaI>r aalr in rNf Al teenth Regiment armOry, Brooklyn, police stopped all traffic passing the structure, fearing a collapse. This order includes street cars.
 The steamer Magrab of Alexandria, with Greek captain and crew and sailing under the Belgian flag, was in- termed by French authorities at Mar seilles, as the ship is owned by Ger mans. The cargo was seized.
 Chief Magistrate McAdoo in a letter to the Board of New York Magis- | trates enclosing letters from Mayor Mitchell and Park Commissioner Ward 1 announced an extended campaign against the depredations of vandaIs in the public parks.
 A child, whose parents were Chris Scientists, and who would not call in a. doctor, when he contracted scarlet fever is blamed for the epidemic of that disease that spread through the Oranges, N. J.. last spring, by Health Officer Frank J. Osborne.
 A series of brilliant receptions and fetes is being arranged at Montivideo, Uruguay, in honor of Dr. Lauro Null l CT. Brazilian Minister of Foreign Af- fairs who is on a journey to several l South American states to bring about l a stronger union among these coun- l tries.
 The pastoral relations between Rev. John George Chalmers Richmond and | the parish of St. Johns Protestant Episcopal church, Philadelphia. were ordered dissolved by Bishop Rhine lander. T defy the Bishop to railroad | me out of St. Johns Church, says the | minister.