Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-05

Dane Francis of San Francisco, driving a car in a 150 mile race at Fresno, Cal. was killed when his car went through the fence.
 The Abondpest and the Illinois Staats-Zeitung. German newspapers of Chicago. have been barred from the use of the Canadian mails.
 Colonel John r. Gaynor, who was indicted with Benjamin D. Greene fin connection with the Savannah harbor contracts. died at Washington.
 Joseph Haas, secretary of the Board of Estimate. on Oct completed 45 years of uninterrupted service in the government of New York city.
 Three men were burned to death and seven hremen hurt, in q fire which destroyed the livery stables of Christ Rhein at Elizabeth. N. J.
 Secretary McAdoo will make a trip to the Pacific Coast and back to study public building problems and inspect the customs ahd internal revenue off, fices.
 Two severe earthquaks shocks were felt at Salt Lake City. windows were shattered in many sections of the city. but no serious damage was re- ported. e
 w. V. Morgan Iieut.-sovernor of Kansas. will devote the nsxt-thrse weeks campaigning in New York, New Jersey and Massachusetts for equal suffrage. w
 President Wilson Is expected short ly to announce his intention of vot- ing for the New Jersey state consti- tution amendment granting suffrage to women.
 The Isabel of the Nor~aIk Steam boe. Co., of Norwalk. which ran upon Cow Reef, or Shippan Point, Stam- ford, has pounded to pieces in a heavy nrtheast storm.
 Secretary of the Navy Daniels an- | nounced that he would recommend | to Congress legislation increasing the number of midshipmen of the Naval Academy to 1900.
 Charles Parker of Newark, N. l. fell 30 feet into an excavation at the | new Public Service Terminal Build ing and is in St Michaers hospital in a critical condition
 The Right Rev. Robert Goldman Episcopal bishop of Maine. who was married Sept. Is at Bar Harbor to Miss Margaretta Riddle Porter of Philadelphia, is dying.
 Ward Bailey, a civil engineer of England who was sent to Ellis Is- land on his arrival on the steamship St Paul last Friday, was discharged by the Immigration officials.
 Secretary Lansing announced that on his return to Washington he would receive representatives of all factions l originally a part of the revolution that overthrow Huerta in Mexico.
 Twenty-Five students, under the guidance of Dr. ~. Starg Whitin oi Columbia University visited Sing Sing Prison The students plan to study penal science during the winter.
 The tonnage of coal shipped to the New York market from Wilkesbarre Pa, last month was about 500.000 tons less than the shipments of September 1914. which amounted to s,2ss.192. The Department of Health of New York announced that of 1900 dos owners summoned to court in Sep tember for permitting their pets tC go unmuzzled. S32 paid fines aggre. gating S1.o34.
 A eountry-wide appeal for funds tS relieve distriess in Mexico will be made to the Catholics of the United Statei through the three cardinals. 14 arch. bishops. 100 bishops. and practical, 1S.000 clergy.
 The St. Louis conference of thu Methodist Episcopal church voted fol an amendment to the church consti. tuition to permit the appointment O bishops of negroes, or others not O the white race.
 The creation of a certificate O
 glory" to perpetuate in families tn
 memory of members who died fo
 their country in the war now il
 progress. is being considered by tn
 French Cabinet.
 : Acting on complaints of the man
 agement of the Century Theatre an
 the New York Hippodrome. a squal
 of detectives made al arrests of ticke
 speculators- The offenders were fine
 s1o in all cases but one The negro leader of Havana, l. ! Coste, who was rhe brains and in ! spiration of the uprising in 1912. die . suddenly after the authorities ha examined him regarding the threaten , ed negro revolt in Santiago. ] New Havsn-Judge Thomas of tn United States dfHtrict court havfn