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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-14
BUSY MONTPELIER POLICE
Taking Some Prisoners to Jail When
They Got Other Calls.

Five men and one woman were IN
Montpelier city court to-day on various
charges. The woman was Blanche Whit
ten, Or Brooklyne, who was charged with
intoXication third offense The woman
pleaded guilty and asked for leniencv.
The Judge gave the woman into the
hands Of the probation officer to be sent
10 the state hospital at Waterbury for
six months The woman was arrested
by the Montpelier police at the cold
spring on Berlin side in Montpelier last
night
John Larkin was arrested at the same
place and al the same time. He was
charged in court with intoNicaton, but
he pleaded not guilty, and hearing was
set for this afternoon.
lohn Tully and John McDon,ld>,
woodsmen. who drifted into Montpelier
yesterday. we're arrested soon after.
wards. They didn't pay fines Of s. and
costs and were committed TO the county
jail for % days each.
Russell Heath and Michael Ryan were
on charges OF breach Of tho
peace. When the charge was being read
to Ryan. stating that he had struck ono
John Doe the respondent promptly
spoke up and said: II don't know the
gentleman" SO he decided 10 plead MT
yu~y but later he retracted that plea.
Iie and Heath viii be brought into cout
his afternoon for further action in their
ases
While the police were taking these To-
.pondents back 10 Jail they got calls
rom each end oi Main street 20 take
harge of men alleged TO BE- drunk. M
rout of the Comique theatre the officers
Irrcsted three men and at the Mont
lclicr Wells River railroad station
hey arrested another and soon after
wards they took fifth ii tow. makir-
uite day's stroke Of business.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-14
FINED $50 FOR BOB VEAL.
Alfred Bushey of Williston Pleaded
Guilty in u S. Court.

Rutland, Oct. Alt cost Alfred
Bushey OF Williston $50 and costs OF
court to sell and ship "bob.yeal" when
he entered United States district court
here yesterday at the opening session of
the adjourned October term and pleaded
guilty OF the charge. The fine was paid.
District Attorney Alexander Dunnctt
was present but Bushey was the only
man to enter plea. Judge James i.
Martin Of Brattleboro presided,
The district attorney went to work
with the federal grand jury early in the
afternoon, and there is a possibility of
the jury reporting to-day No inkling
of what is taking up their attention can
be obtained.
A jury was drawn yesterday to try
the case of ~ W. Cooley OF Waterbury
against the Eastern Tale company Of
Rochester MIR. Cooley seeks to recover
sG.09336, for services rendered in the
building of railroad, John Fl. Senter
aud Theriaut * Hunt of Montpelier are
counsel for the plaintiff and March NJ,
Wilson OF Randolph for the defendant.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-14
A Plea of Guilty in Joseph
Gandro of Barre, He
gal Selling
MOI ~. ENTERED IN
LES HAKEY, RAPE
Next Case for Trial Is John
Carlson, Alleged Prison
Breach

In Washington county court at Mont
pelier to-day plea of guilty was Ell.
tered in the case of state vs.. Joseph
Gandro of Barre, charged with Illegal
selling, and the case against the rA-
spondent's wife was mol pressed.
In the intoxication case of Maru,u
Norton plea Of guilty was entered ana
the respondent was placed on probation
Tor year In the cases OF Leon Smons,
Harold Butler, Joseph etiquette and Ed.
die Ewing the respondents were fined Sij
with costs. In Walter Jones, intoxica-
ton case, the respondent pleaded guilty.
The case Of state vs.. James Hakey,
alleged rape, was mol pressed, and like
entry was made in the case OF state KS.
John q. Brennan, intoxication the case
coming from Barre city court. This dis
position was made in the Brennan case
because of the TACT that two OF the
states chief witnesses were gone, OFF
Ger George {. Carrie being deceased and
Officer Ed Mcleod being in Canada IN
the cases OF state VS.. Intoxicating liquor.
Joseph Llama and Cara baldi, alleged
keepers, the liquor was condemned ana
ordered destroyed
The next case for trial is that of stale
-. John Carlson, charged with prison
preach.
This afternoon the divorce suit of Hell
m Hubbard IS. Byron Hubbard was
ieard, 7. /. Laird appearing for the pc
itioner.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-14
New York Edifces Were
Damaged by Bomb Explo-
sions Within Few Hours
ST. PATRICK'S SCENE
OF WORST HAVOC
Young Worshiper Was In
jured - st. Alphonsus
Church Less Damaged

New York, oct. l4--From bits of iron
picked up in both st, Patrick's cathedral
and in the yard of st. Alphonsrs rectory
in West Broadway, the police believe
that the bombs exploded yesterday ait
ernoon and early this morning at the
TIVE edfices were the work of the same
person or persons. That the bomb in
the cathedral was placed by demented
person is the opinion expressed by Mon
signor Levelle, who had left the scene
a few minutes before the explosion The
bomb in the areaway of St Alphonsus'
church was exploded seven hours later.
The first bomb rendered a boy uncon-
scious. tore a hole in the floor, spintered
pew doors and chipped the marble cell
ing. At st. Alphonsus a priest was
slightly injured and the windows of the
rectorv and of nearby buildings were
sha ttered In both instances the evI-
dence Of downward force give the police
the opinion that the bombs contained
dynamite. The total damage in the fa-
nous st. Patrick's cathedral was $4,000.
The first report that bomb had been
exploded was shortly afterwards de-
rlared to be erroneous the police assert
ing that a heating apparatus had burst.
Inspector Eagan Of the bureau OF com
burtibles decided later that bomb had
,aused the damage.
There we're FIVE people worshipping in
st. Patrick's when the explosion o."
.urred. Three OF them were women and
we're well up in front. They were not
INJURED. John Rogers, r waiter, recently |
rom Philadelphia, and John Ryan, aged |
!, were in pews near the door and the |
after was considerably hurt
1t was at St, Alphonsus church that /
frank Tannenhaum, leader of the In /
lustrial Workers Of the World. and 200 /
ollowers were arrested last winter while
ngaged n'a round OF demonstrations.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-14
BULL MOOSE SEEK WRIT
To Compel Rhode Island Secretary Of
State to Accept Nominations.

Providence, R. l., oct IA, leaders oi
one faction of the Progressive party In
Rhode Island petitioned the state SUI
preme court Yesterday for writ OF
mandsmus to compel the secretary ~
state TO accept Progressive nominations
made at convention Saturday.
The convention indorsed r. Livingston
Beeckma for governor. and all the 9th.
er Republican nominees for general state
offices except J. Emery San Souci for
Lieutenant governor, for which place
Walter 6. Hartford, a Progressive. was
named A previous Progressive conven-
tion had nominated straight party
ticket
Mr. Hartford tried to present list Of
the nominations To tho secretary of
state. who, saving the Progressive ticket
already was on file refused 10 receive
Mr.. Hartfords papers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-14
RESPONDENT WAS ABSENT.
When State VS.. Bernard Denning Was
Called in Rutland Court.

Rutland, Oct "a Bernard Denning.
proprietor of the Star lodging house on
Merchants row, who was To have ap-
peared in City court yesterday morning
to answer to the charge of larceny, failed
to make his appearance AT the appointed
time, and the police are looking for Kim.
He Was allowed to 20 on his own rec
ognizanee by City Judge + g. swimmer
ton Monday after pleading not guilty,
and his trial WAS set for Yesterday.
Denning is charged with stealing dish
es. cutlery and linen from the Bardwell
hotel
A considerable quantity Of the stolen
goods. including siIverHare and linen,
was recovered Yesterday nj house in
where Denning is said TO
have disposed of part of his loot
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-14
sKEIN OF YARN SUICIDE WEAPON.
Mrs uydis A Abbott Used 1t to stran-
gle Herself.

Concord y a. oct ls Uslng a skcin
of warn 20 strange herself Mrs dia
y Abbott of : Chapel street committed
suicide some timc during Monday night
NJ Abbott Who was Is years Of age.
had been stsying with her niece Mrs
William u Hanson at ~ Lyndon street
several days Last Monday night she
retired At about iu c'clock Persons in
the house vent 20 hcr room 10 call her
yesterday morning After wait an
Other attemH vas made te srolse Mrs
Abbott and when the dour VS. found
locked tie ooiice were notified
Marshall kinhaN neputv Moore end
nr Cb8unccy Adams sent a. the house.
forcing Tire door Nrs Hanson uas
faIns eraaiehed against thc door. sith q
-krin of aarn arounl hti retk nd the
otfrf loop over the door She rad leen
.iead -stesi hours n b1icred she
2 ti.a nct fr r1omrnt 1t mrutai abr.
ration resuitnc from .sraF over ESQ
death u hfr laurbfrr vho BILLED hsrseif
fruntIt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-14
MOVING TOWARD oSTEND.
German Bicycle Corps Seen Northwest Of
Client.

Amsterdam, oct. 1.-THE Germans arc
now marching in the direction Of o..
tend. and German bicyclists already have
been seen IN the vicinity Of Eesloo. m
miles northwest of Client. according to
dispatches appearing IN the Telegraaf
yesterday. German ca,slrymen are quito
near Bruges.
The inhabitants Of the country west
of Ghent are fleeing IN the direction Of
Ardenburg, and the Germans are throw
ing poHt0On bridge az Selzaete. 10
milest 90 the north of Ghent.
Ghcnt, which i about 35 miles 10 the
cast Of Ostend uas occupied ~ tie
Germans on Monday after two aays or
sighting near Quatrecht and Meilc. Cav.
alrymen appeared at first bat did not
stHv. Later infantry advanced from al
sides. occupied The Hotel de- vile and
camped IN the streets.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-14
FOREST FIRES UNDER CONTROL.
But They Did Extensive Damage in
Massachusetts

Boston. OF. I4 Forest and brush
bres Vhich devastated large areas Of
woodland - eastern Massachusetts. were
rrporto9 under control Yesterday after
noon TIE worst fg Was ~ 1Enuheld
where nfarly 1000 acres were burned
over The plsud club and three camps
Wnra destraYea The loss on the ca-rps
3. estimated al slnW0
THE IsnuGe'd hro originated az
Faukes s1rur North ~aucu- I'D
fsuned bV 4 @Hmilt breeze. swept about
tfres miles slnuc thr Neu bart port turn
rikr u huuad eastward about tuo
milss t8 tfu Shore. oi Walden pond
tire Has TIGHT 3, ths ivun. Saurns
Wakptal8 and Peabody Ere DEPART
I8ent- hraaglt tls blaze under eontrai
YESTERDAY
Wood. aHd irflh fires ware also rs-
ported fram Lexington Beverly. Wee
tu-rt-TFrt Neni imrt t,eorrrtean. Whn
uru Auamsts. Mariiiriead. Mathrar
tndgter g .h.-f.r and aieIfe4s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-14
NOT A TRUST.
II Divested Of One of Its Features
Obnoxious TO Government

New York. oct l4-The North At.
lantr conference composed OF trans.
atlantic steamship lines II divested OF
one OF its business features declared By
the government 10 b. obnoxious Is not
a combination in restraint OF trade and
competition under the sherman anti.
trust law. according to decision
handed down u the United States dis
trict court yesterday Against this bus
mess feature-the operation Of the so
called fighting ships-an injunction is
issued.
The government filed suit against the
conference in January, 1911 pleading for
its dissolution. Under the decision yes
terdsy the government has not prevailed
m the main part OF its case, as the
courts decree, without costs 70 the do.
PENDANTS dismisses an OF the govern
ment's prayers except the one alludinR
to the fighting ships"
Government attorneys announced late
Yesterday that an appeal would BE- taken
direct 10 the United States supreme
court
The lighting ships were vessels
which the North Atlantic conference tut
into operation 20 compete with ships
used by lines not iu tho conference 10
carry sterrare passengers al rates under
those charged bv the conference. o.
tensihlv they were put on by ono oi
be- members ~ the conference. accord
.nr % the courts decree. but thsk really
acre supplied by the conference the d.
PENDANTS thus cooperating - ksep out
he competition
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-14
STATE OSTEOPATHS'
MEETING IN BARRE
Annual Convention Called to Order This
Forenoon ard Will Continue
Through This
Evening

The annual meeting Of the Vermont
Z State Ostcopathic association opened at
Z 10 O'Clock this morning in the Office o.
I Dr. L. ID. Martin IL was a representa-
tive gathering 81 the praaicing os:eo
paths IN Vermont and an unusual De-
gree Of interest was manifested in thr
program 81 papers and discussions to be
carried out during the day. DT =. h
Martin tie president and the secretary
d. Fannie Carleton. of - tohushury
wert present % welcome The assoaiatiou
members M0.i of tho forenoon was
given over e. discustien 81 topics pcr-
tinent - ostc0pHthv and al II 3n O'Clock
there vas an adjournment until 2 o'cinez
this afternoon 40 DI the VISITING praa-
tifinueTs uefr entertained 81 dinucr IN
the home ~ d. Martin On AterIi strcc,
Among thr doctors uha spoke ffs
forenoon or WHO ufre 10 ednfrihffte q,
tlf Afternoon and their t0rie. were tI.e
following Dr. " a Stsvfnsar ~ ~t
Aiimus 0ataonatit and Irfatt1t pfrrl.
Fsis - ii p S'rhuruf Rutlauf
''0sfuorathf anl Acute n5saasfs o.
a. q W1fealsr RI Trsttiei0f0. Dam
oustration r tIr Eui1f HtfHoi of 0-
te0lafhf r thf Trsfnenf 81 catarrhal
ueafuess o. vs. vs. Rrusk 81 Mont
rsiFsf 0@fannatlie TashniqHa ir tha
Trentmsat ~ ~traEf -rfne nr HERR
3 eal8HH 81 Hlurtms EBaHl6 T-.ssue
arB Dsfssaf.atiu Traatmfat
ratf fis Hftfrrnor q Nas ftgssfeI f
flrrr o. hI-ifss4s HalefinE ar
l'sf ~ 81 oHirrs FeHi-ft tiF sf.i.
isard Fl usienrsfti+ rramfHatian aHH .
-rrisfretssn -af.siss 7rr ~ - ~Isrfrlr
.lr- e. q Wlaflr ru1 ~ MARTIN srT
.loif anr af ts rfrr,iar n1sssu-. = sf-
sffHrs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-14
KILLED BY AUTO TRUCK
Hyde PARK, Mass Youth struok During
Excitement.

Boston. 0et. I4.-Georre q Freeman.
aged seven -on of Dr and Mrs Cenree
~ Freeman 81 s. Oak street HvBe PARA
died a. 5.45 yesterday afternoon at ttt
Forrest Hiils hospital in cansequenee of
injuries received when hs was kraskaI
i0uu bv q delivery auto on River street
uear Maple street Hyde Park ai,8-r
D. ~ r a Yesterday
The auto e 9nned ~ Hefhsrt e Cal.lr
III pg Trpmaf.t street. Vast Boston Ha
Interested IS marlet u Btae rrrt
ft was orerated 81 AamHs H ~ser
n lfn ulne H1l aVruuf Dor hestai
The thid pupil 81 the Green school
rss returning bona uhrr SIZE a1Hiaarf
nurvrd There uas CONSIDER 80 fr-
femert n thn rieinity at the time
fro arrsrntus fulinr uut Of ~ IRE 80
tirr rr srswer o. a hel alarm.
Tlsa iriurea la wns frst taken ta ts
inr-s ana tian rushed ~ ths hasfasa
~ narrum n kis art1ntrfilfs
~ Freeman j. r. sn~rsun Ri thf rrtrI
1frsss nafs. anl last saturasr n5r-rr-s
sr7Iar M tie Nrb-ssts far FnkiarE
ffe rtsrt E t-isl sr5r nf t1.t aa-sa5r
ans tn - lrfu-s safrr far narrr-
.a- Neaas - hns isrr NJ Eea = 80
asrderk
T1a F-wwnr ra a-aassr
no iatt ana Hrrr q arnetrn.
l. q A.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-14
NOT A CANDIDATE
John " Gordon Not to Run for Ciy
Rspresertatfve

rn tff ftlfens r Barre
Wtlaout ffesrd ta iheu raitiai sf-
Fiisttans s1ur fasr siirrasteH that
.l-a-1f - candidate fu ets rrtrts-r.
tatite Ms rffif pas tiaf fif NOT
rrrf - astfr nrt aurtHst fu thF aH
a. fHaFf Has - fo 49, sn,ne r.finr
--riar rsielf a. fnErn irt ua flar hns
t.a.r devised tr u15ef aN uuatia ,frast.
~utt ts rn-f da ros ts1 t1taf q
srn aFu ttt ttHn au3 raEwusf ~ ttf
t+ar-I Friefs -iia hau
I.-n - f'u si9ef@iiu uf
rr rrnstlaF r tie rrst irstsurr Fn-
tfsf ras 81 f-r tluueit tfru oF
ma 4mzfrnr= SIS sf4 fnr rrf
fa-ur = us t.r rnsaii-seH aarlra-l
flIsf -as fsrHr H 81 firrE
r f-~~as srr f tra~rs fhts hatr
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-14
MAY MOBILIZE
PORTUGAL ARMY
German Minister to Portugal Reported
10 Be- Preparing 10 Leave fer
Madnd.

LONDON. 11 p M OF l4-Cabling
from Lisbon correspondent 20 the Cen
trai NeNs saVs t is reported that TIE
German rninistef b Portugal ard other
Germans residing in lisbon are shout
80 lsars far MADRID
AZ result ct cabinet mrrffuEs and
conferences 1.efueen tis headers 81 "a
rinns rartugaan pRrties and tha rresi-
tart ~ tha ~erastair" thr correspondent
fontirues has i-rH resolved ta corr
fnts Curr-fsa nstf FRIDAY r. e-8ef tn
rrss q rnta fpf thr mi1idiiratiun 81 the
f1-srf nruaaf frnars
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-14
CALLED TO RUTLAND CHURCH.
Rev. George c. Boorn of Portsmouth,
N. H., Selected.

Paul's Universalist church last evening
voted to call Rev. George G. Boorn OF
Portsmouth y. H., to the psstorate OF
the church. He is a native OF Adams,
Mass. and graduated from Tufts col
lege and the Crane Theological school in
1909. His first call was TO the Uni
yersalist church az Rochester. Vt. and
from there he went to Portsmouth.
where he Is now located. Rev. Mr.. Boorn
is 2S wears old and is married
The trustees have engaged Rev. Stan
ford Mitchell Of Norwood, Mass. TO
serve as temporary pastor until they re-.
cciNe Rev. Mr. Boorn's decision.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-14
DIED cRANKISs AUTO
wmian v Hfyssr. Prominsrt Nsn Of
Der1er. Ne

nsrtr Mr nr Wmam vi
HnrHar II ttss torn fia5 au31sslt 80
terdsT frun hsar disras t is stgr.asss
utlif srarkfaE s. nntonafdla - Mair
strref
Hs ras ere q faf riurrsr i1s1nH-r
r.ar r Wntfs ars fnr nuntsr ar
raa-s taf 6ssr tsssness 5ftfre-ss t
fhst rr- eser-al gsars aEa y aa rsF
f-rw attse hnesa Hrd hs8
siaes rt sHtr wafs ~ Hna sewn wr
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-14
pEAcE TREATY SIGNED
Between Uniss States and Gustsmsia.
Fifst sf re Bryar Canscf5sn

ffara ai fte ffeHa Hnu. rlrsssnn tffafF ~.
fua.r tha Ertad ~tatas and Euat~.rei =
rrrf Tehaneea ~ tht statf 8afartn.a atf
tsatfrsf rna tss FIRST w tha r
tiars enef - 49, E-faf e rrs-s
-fis rstirn frau sudtan var strf 7rto
arlsr
fa rssarnHarf rar Hnraerf bel
s-Ieff1 - rarrrsHrtat 81 30 tis pr
t11nrrf farr'ri--rnr crested nnHfF filr
t-rntr 81 eer 81 fisrrtrs sesef-r ths
f~r ratlaas z irn-t f b.fn-r
tisr srnntfr saN nssf r-r
tuus Tn tH - m
D. ~ u la tva
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-14
LOSS ON HOUSE $4,000.
Tenement Building at White River juno
tion Badly Damaged

White River Junction, Oct. A. Fire
at an early hour Yesterday morning de-
stroyed a tenement on South Main street
owned by Willis J. King and occupied
by F. c. Mancanstroppa and family. The
origin of the fire is unknown. The dam.
age is estimated at about $4,000. prob
ably partly covered by insurance.
The house was badly gutted and there
was not time TO save much furniture
and other household effects. Mancan-
stroppa, who is conductor on the Gem
tral Vermont railway. was at st. Albans
at the time of the fire.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-14
SUPREME COURT IN RECESS
After Hearing Case Against Two Real,
Companies.

Vermont supreme court took an ad-
ioufnmeut to-day until Thursday after
noon following q hearing s the c1ss
0l Willard q. Bouivefl aud Mary o.
ljoatueil ". CmmpIsu Bcslt, lmpsr,
ani American Realty c1mru9 growing
ont q HoUag lbc nest ea-c fnl hcl
iae - iilsee n Hartford s. Camlau
Rfatft eumnauy
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-14
TURKISH WARSHIPS
REPORTED ON MOVE
Breslau and Goeben Are Said to Be Pre-
pairing to Attack Russian Fleet
for Mastery of Black Sea.

London. 420 a. m. Oct. l4-Dis-
patches from Sofia. Bulgaria, report the
appearance of the former German cruis
ers Breslan and Goeben, which fly the
Turkish flag, in the Black sea Rome
report saws the Goeben viii become the
head of the Turkish fleet and aims TO
attack the Russian feet for mastery in
the Black sea and TO threaten the Rus
sian coast.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-14
PORTUGAL MAY HAVE
DECLARED WAR
Message from Madrid to London News
paper Lacks Confirmation from
Official Sources.

London, oct. "a, l:2l p. m 4 Central
News dispatch from Madrid saws It y
reported from Brazil that Portugal has
declared war against Germany The
message, which lacks official confrma-
tion. was published in Madrid with all
reserve.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-14
BURIAL At WATERBURY


Nashua. :. - Ot lt Edrar g Va
gnon deed yFstardaf 90 tie i,auf 81 WI-
lian D. Annis ls5 Amherst strpet eyed
90 Hs wss tsrH H Mairne II ard
had lIrfa tn Aasaaa ~ riaft wears He
lrEves mfs amd tWo }H 8l,n
ho8v uas taker - Wsttriurv IT ias,
rVerlnr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-14
From Rutland to ST. Albans.

st. Albans Oct "a The central ~
fee of the Uniyersalist convention of
Vermont and the Province Of Quebec viii
be removed from Rutland to ST Albans
on Nov. 2. The secretary Of the con
yention Rev. George =. Fortier. will
move his family 20 this city oct. 3o and
will reside az 81 Bank street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-14
TO sBoor u NnEs
Latssi Krrrr euns Powerful Ensurf 10
Dsraasl DrsasnouEtL

Naw Eu-k. "a 1s-Aanirt g. San
- tHr1nanf Hs Else Efis1r lstsg-a*rrias
rtr rrrits8 here Fs<terisr ~ tis S-nr.
ffrrriar ar.sraean iinaT HeIiir fiisr. sziE
-Irf Hf-uarr ues frff1nr rur - a
errs rhft H ntts ftr 1Einsh slesr
rrs thrf Nnse uasf nrsifssi ltsas Na-
re ard antw6rt iast lls .tsur t8aw-
fwa
Ttr rrs - tr wr ea w
trts rrHrt Hm HrF E
nsDes 1889 auf LE nm Ig
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-14
GERMAN BOMBS FELL
IN NANCY, FRANCE
Passenger Coach Struck and Three Per-
sons Were Injured-Telegraph
Wires Cut.

Nancy. via Paris, 4:45 a. m. Oct. a.
Three bombs from a German aeroplane
fell yesterday at the railway station in
the southeastern part Of the city. The
bombs struck a frst-class passenger
coach. cut the telegraph wires and in
iured three persons.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-14
FIVE MEN INDICTED.
On Charges Of Assault with Intent to
Kill.

Providence X. T. Oct. "a Indictments
against Rocco Rossti Thomas and James
Dipalma. Hichele Rossi and Luigi Bisn.
chcttcli. alleged automobile bandits.
were returned Yesterday Zach j.
charged. on two counts. with assaults
with intent 10 kill
The five are alleged 70 be the robbers
who. in 4 high powered motor car, held
up . mill officer al Centerdale several
months ago The mill man and a police
man were shot in connection with the
holdup. Carmillo placente was indicted
on the charge Of numbering. Antoneita di
Cecco. a relative. June ls. II, plea led
not guilty
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-14
cHRIsTOBEL IS HERr
Arswsisa to Steamer 0hrsr. N,s
Parkhurst Wa Absars

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-14
PROGRESS is CLAIMED
BY ALLIES LEFT WING
Operations developing Normally on
Center of Line But There is Nothing
to Report on the Right Wing-More
German Bombs Thrown.

Paris $40 p mAn official announcement issued this
afternoon SAYS n the Belgian field of operations there
some encounters during night October II and 3 and during
the day 18th the region around Ghen The English and
troops occupied Ypres left wing as far as the
The operations developing normally on the center Pre
reports of the of armies confirmed On our
right wing there is nothing to report"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-14
BELGIAN OFFICIALS
ARRIVE AT HAVRE
Were Accorded Military Honors AMI
Were Given Enthusiastic Reception
By the People.

London. a. m, oct. IA Reuters
dispatch from Havre says that members
OF the Belgian government arrived at
Havre Tuesday evening and were re.
ceiyed by the minister of marine and
local authorities Military honors were
rendered the Belgians and the popI'
lace gave them an enthusiastic recep-
tion
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-14
TO BEGIN SATURDAY.
Bombardment Of Using Tau BY the Jap
anese

rckin. China, oct. l4.-lt j. under
stood that the bombardment of I-ing
Tau nv the Japanese viii begin ncNt
SATURDAY.