Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-10

'ctIcut m Fr0p0rtl0n 10 [
 Condensed TeIegrams The Carnegie Steel Go. has raised
 it's price of light steel rails s5 ton Exports from the port of New York on March were valued at s1S,71s,O69- Banks at San Jose, Costa Rica, have united in loan of s3,oO0 to the Gov ernment-
 tiermert A. Meyer, of Ohio, was ap-
 pointed assistant to the secretary of the interior.
 Gold to the amount of $500, 1000 was withdrawn from the Sub-Treasury for shipment to Canada Secretary of War Baker is planning
 an inspection trip to all military posts George A. Hearn,. dry goods mer- chant and art collector, of New York,
 left an estate valued at $6,439,552. Nine hundred girls employed at the
 plant of Schwarzenbach & Huber silk T. on strike. The veener and bobbin mill of the Adirondack Wood Products Co.,. at
 a loss of $75.OOO.
 Gold coin to the amount of $5,ooo 900 was received from Canada and depos- ited at the assay office for the account l of J. F. Morgan & Co. Governor Whitman refused to alter
 his determination to prevent the ap- pearance of Les Darcy in any boxing ring in New York State- Shipments of coke from the Councils vile, Pa, district last week. were 342,- 900 tons, loss of 10000 tons compar- ed to the previous week.
 Bills designed to legaIize dissemina-
 ton of birth control information in New York State were killed by the Assembly Codes Committee.
 Motorcycle policemen of New York
 to wear khaki uniforms instead ot blue ones, beginning May l. Provision for singIe-headed State athletic commission, to be appointed by governor, is made in a bill intro duce by Assemblyman E. H. Miller in
 the New York Legislature. Postmaster General Burieson ap- piled for a reduction in railway mail rates in statement filed with the In- terstate Commerce Commission. Carmine LauziIIo and Carmine Pi- sanello, who shot and killed Morris Goldstein, Of New Haven. on Nov 27, were sentenced to be hanged on May 25.
 Mayor Arthur Kemp, of Buffalo, will be appointed colonel of the 74th regi- ment, national guard, to succeed Col. Nathan Thurston. who died on the Mexican border.
 The war department. announced that scheduled of departures have been so arranged, that the last national guard organization will leave the border on March 20.
 The British steamer Tampico, bound from Norfolk to Portland, Me, under command of Captain Dunton, put into Vinyerad Haven. Mass, in a leaking condition.
 The Union Pacific Railroad Go. has ordered 25 locomotives of O-6-O type, 31 Mikado type. five 2-10-2 type and seven Pacific type from the Baldwin Locomotive Works. During November express compan-
 ies reported to the Interstate Com mission net revenues aggregating $S32 ,307, as compared with $1,221,753
 for November, 1915. One woman and three men, all in- mates of the Boone county poor house, eight miles north of Boone, Iowa, were burned to death in fire which de-
 stroyed the structure. Gov.rnor Vub;xx,.n ,.,,II o,1I a saa cial election in the 18th Manhattan congressional district to fill the va cancy in the house, caused by the death of Michael F. Conroy. Rear Admiral Usher, commandant of the New York Navy Yard, will meet yachtsmen and fishermen of
 Sheepshead Bay and vicinity to dis
 cuss coast defence measures. Lieutenant Colonel Reginald Foster, 12th New York Infantry, reported to National Guard headquarters that the Wells-Fargo Express Co. had 50 posi-
 tions open for members of his regi- ment.
 Senator Martin, of Virginia, major
 ity floor leader, announced he expect
 ed to hold the senate in continuous
 session until the amendment to it's
 rules to prevent flibusters has been
 passed.
 The central committee for the re-
 lief of Jews suffering through the war
 has distributed $1, ,e67 ,SO6 during the
 2S months ending Feb. Is. The mon
 ey was collected from 30,984 sources
 in the western hemisphere.
 Four chief executives of the Rail-
 road Brotherhoods will meet in Wash
 ington Monday at the request of Sam
 ue1 GOmpers, president of the Ameri-
 can Federation of Labor, to discuss la
 bor's position in case of war.