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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

/ Miss Elizabeth Carson of Laurel street
went this morning 60 ldttleton, \. X,
where she y 10 pass few DAYS in the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Francis Nignesut.
Jsmes Poitras. 4. fsmothe. g. 1.
Gregoife and Nelson l.aRochelle Of this
mty and a. n. Desilets OF Montpelier.
left the city to-day on a fishing trip 10
Highrate Spriurs Among other Barre
fishermen wbo vin pass the wcek end
and Memorial dsv IN some Of the ia
vorite fishing gounds IN Lake Cham
plain. are William Densmore. vbo is -
make his headquarters e HighEste
springs, ard W y. Ciidden. who il -
fcnain for fev DAYS IN Albure.
4 stonecsttar employed IN Bufr-
hsms meadop granite plant wss struk
oFrr the ess ~ piece ~ steel thu
FORENOON Augnr the meadow sheds the
rsimor uas eurreut that . uau had hrrn
ssriouslr iuiuref snd - grave wss his
randfttun that 30 he'd hren removed u
the hospital A. matter of fsst. ths
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strest earurr. rarsuitra pissielsh. hsd
thf rHsh tandsgrd snd rrturnrs b he
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-29
United States May Take a
Hand in Tangled Mex
lean Affairs
WILSON GIVES "A
WARNING TO LEADERS
No Faction Will Be Recog-
nized in the Pro-
ceedings

Washington, D. G., May 29.--Attcnt'on
was again to-day focused upon Mexico a.
the result OF President Wilson's detcrmi-
nation to warn the Mexican leaders thar
conditions in the southern republic must
improve.
The contents of the presidents FORTH
coming pronouncement are known only
to officials who decline to reveal their ma
ture, except to say that the recognition
of any faction is not contemplated.
The possibility OF intervention is hearI
again, as the result of new turn in
Mexican affairs. The presidents decision
became known in an appeal issued as he
head of the Red Cross, urging contribu
tions to relieve the destitute people OF
Mexico. 1t was said that the present ac.
tion is not intended to assist either o.
the warring factions in Mexico at the ex
pense OF the other, but to demand, in ef
feet, that they reach a prompt solution
OF their troubles. or at least provide sus-
tenance for the starving people.
determination to take this step came III
his appeal issued as head Of the Amer
lean Red Cross setting forth that "due t.
several years of internal disturbances.
the unfortunate people of many parts of
Mexico have been reduced to the verge OF
starvation" and urging contributions 10
relief funds. Later the White House
gave out the following:
"When the presidents appeal for aid
for the Mexieans was i sued, it was also
stated at the executive Offices that
statement from the president on the pres
ent situation in Mexico might be eA
pected within the next few days"
This statement has been prepared and
will be issued after the cabinet meeting
next Tuesday and then communicated 70
The leaders of all the Mexican factions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-29
MARRIED OVER 90 YEARS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan c. Hayes of st
Albans to be Honored.

st. Albans, May 29.-To-morrow is the
eighty fifth birthday anniversary of Ma.
than G. Hayes of Mason street whose
wife Is two years his senior. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hayes are undoubtedly the oldest
couple in st. Albans and it is probable
that there are few in the state as aged
who have lived together as many years,
over 65.
MIR. Hayes was born May 30, 1880,
in Sharon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra
Hayes, his father being cabinet max.
er. The family went to Rochester when
the son was only five years old, then to
Lowell, Mass. There Nathan Hayes met
his future wife.
Mrs. Hayes, who was born In Wey-
bridge February l5. 1928, daughter OF
John and Jemima Sturtevant, went to
Lowell, Mass, when she was Is years old.
Her marriage to Mr.. Hayes took place
three years later, September 20, ls49.
From Lowell Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes came
back to Vermont, locating at Weybridge,
and Mr.. Hayes enlisted at MiddIebury in
Company G, 9TH vt. infantry, June 10,
1852. He never saw much active serv.
ice. He was taken prisoner at Harper's
Ferry and was taken to Chicago, where
he became i'll of typhoid fever. Later he
was exchanged
After the war he returned to Wey-
bridge and the family came to st. Al
bans in the spring of 1865, buying the
house which ever has remained their
home. They have two sons, Charles T.
Hayes, Of this city, and Edward n.
Hayes, of Michigan. Another son, Frank
W. died 10 years ago.
Until 10 years ago, Mr.. Hayes work
d in the machine shops OF the Central |
Vermont railway. He was obliged to
tive UP work on account of i'll health, |
,ut has been able to do the work about |
lis little place, caring for the lawn and !
'therwise hnsying himself Mr. Hayes is
wen more active than her husband.
A very quiet observance of Mr.. Hayes
birthday anniversary il being arranged
y the family.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-29

Hurlrrtssn. Mss - p-Ths sits rpunell
- . sg-Sal sa.eiar last eteriur rstes
its nrs-psni - frs rhreklist So uprlsr
ss rrirt~d fvr fhs last rifr sis--tisr. 80
f-s-7rirr So lssf er'nEftigFsl rryr thF
uss-srt r-.srfi,rssS takfuE SO srssrar's
sssk ~ - e. eruzF.lT witt tts F-rs
~ . resrrtlr rrree~s iHE TEis - isu
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s-E--s utIr.urturtr - euts nt tss ritr
--ssHeis.r -~rs T1rrsasT - So rns~. isr
"a f~s-sssfnr 49, sfsera ssrzr- sn-rIf 80
t1.sssssi1fi.rt = 80 ~ nrs@es So Frsts
srs-te-r ssssrisa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-29
AUSTRIAN LOSSES
BY ITALY'S RELATOR
The Story of the Progress of the New
War Also Admits Destruction
of italian Destroyer.

Rome. via Paris, May PA communi-
cation issued by the Italian ministry OF
marine gives the details OF the Austrian
losses up TO the present as follows:
"on May "a, the Austrian torpedo
boat $50, having approached the canal
at Porto Corsini was 20 seriously dam
aged BY the FIRE from our masked bat
teries that she was forced 20 be conveyed
20 Pola. The torpedo boat destroyer
Schrafschutze, which was operating with
the $50. also was damaged. suffering the
loss Of many Of her crew. She called the
scout ship Novsra 20 her assistance,
which also vas struck several times and
slso had several Of her crew killed, in
eluding an officer.
The destroyer Ozepel. which is Of the
same type a. the Tatra. also suffered Sc
we're losses, due TO the arrival of our
naval squadron during the action CON-
menced against the destroyers.
The above news has been confirmed
hv enemy communications which were
intercepted ~ us. We believe. although
no confirmation II u has yet been re
ceived. that the Austrian cruiser Heigo-
land suffered severely in the action
Y ~ NNf ~ NMI -HAff-s - ~ - - ~sf1tt
iistng heavily and wss conveyed from
fhr goue II acton by another destroyer
"Aner tho preceafug brillfsut action.
~e rsErst ptceedingiy 10 suneuncs the
is.ss ~ uur DESTROYER Turbine. She vss
huiit IN 1904 snd vss = approximately
S3n tors The lstter duriug the morning
- NAY "a. whilf - tour # rrpn-
uaisssnres. sigtted ~ enHsnt destForer
nrH gave thsae Tn ti1ase lssfed hsif
~ hour. shrr fguf ofhsT snemr rar
tssssls appeared. Including ths light
cruiser Hflruisnd The Tufhirt in.ins-
aiafsiv turned ahusr q return to hsF
unrai hsas lnn Hhs strr,t tes~ ~ hrr
lisisisrs. tfus rfainring hef sueet
-<se ffsff unsa the hsftiF ~ Eh1lf
hsh - hsar. sthuurh o. hsd lrtikfn
nus stsas-d and there vss lea sf
Hs1r7fitIns TiHen fha s.flrs rfrT arderrf
fhs vstsf intskr WALTERS ulsnra- - srpid
smuturs Tts Tuftsisss .anrrsHneEi -
s7sk. snt al ~ ner Ezthsrss - ths 4
ss--n. 80 rtssrsF k-sTttslE ~ thsiF iirs en- 4
So wffie
TFss rt,runsrasr $40 haa ieeu I
zuu-s-s - ts,s bsrinu8nF - shs s.Sttis. /
s-5s-ns - ntsn ~ im-sp ur-risa2-a- a.
ass,r 81 So Austrirrs sxs thr rlargsrvFs
49, lEur-ts1 ssaal s-xts. ~ srssr ~
$50 30 rrswf sf 30 u.~r g. si-s@sf,Iif-
Nssrstifir. tts sasas-ils - shstt rh~
Turtfrs issiarrra Has 1888 stfs~cs sslifz
on a. hgrirur. snd ths snsng ~ ths
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-29
MONTPELIER CITY MEETING
Called TO Take Up Three Important
Matters.

4 special city meeting has been called
in Montpelier on June ~ tor the follow b
ing purposes To see II the city will
replace the wooden Rislto bridge 70
receive tho report ~ the committee
whieh invest gated the city farm and 10
decide whether the buildings shall b.
soid and replaced with new. ~ whether
they shall b. renlodeled. snd q ~er 4
MoltpelicF viil spprupriste money for .
crlsbration ~ the Fourth ~ July.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-29
Is Going on Both in East
ern and Western
Arenas
AUSTRO-GERMANS
ARE FORGING AHEAD
Except at One Point, Just
North of Przemysl,
Is Report

London, May 20, ll:52 a. m.-Terr,fle
fighting is continuing along the San ri"cr
IN Galicia, with the Austro German forces
making progress except at Sieniawa, 5l
miles north of Przemysl, where, accord
ing to the claims Of Petrograd and the
admission of Vienna, the Austro- Hungar-
ian force is being thrown back.
The latest report given out by the
French army headquarters tells of des-
perate fighting on the western front,
where the Germans are fighting stoutly
~ prevent the allies progress.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-29
BOY ON PROBATION
Becsus. He Persisted in PunninI Away
from His Horss

o. iutgudr -aurt 81 Mpuip'l'rr tire
rnorniur spFsuFr8 Harold Huvrs. . mi
nur uhs has given BE iatAsf. f'hl =.
Huvrs - Nantpsliar, frsusidrrsh ~ nm
sasfnnss ~ runniuE awsg fren hntns
sna siarfng auav tar reriuds ~ tee
srsls ~ ~. Tse imAEf serltennsd the
runtk a. ftrf snfussrisi sAntli sua ftrn
riaesd hrri unsgf ttarrF of ere T'ruiIa
tiun urirsr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-29
NORWICH JUNIOR PROMENADE
Was Largely Attended and Was Pleasant
Social Affair.

Ncrthheld Nav % The chief event of
junior week took place last night when
the junior prom. was held in Dewey hall,
the crowd being one Of the largest which
has attended a social affair at the college
this year. Lieutenant and Mrs. Parker,
Dean and Mrs. Roberts and Professor
and Mrs. Dix were ia the receiving line.
The decorations in the hall were II
orange and black with quantities Of green
boughs and trees effectively placed. The
dance orders were Of gray suede. The
committee in charge consisted Of /. VI.
Cook. ". L. Greed. A. ID. Edmunds snd
G. l.. Stevens. Taplip's orchestra Of Dur
Iington furnished music.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-29
~ SURVIVORS LANDED.
Six Other Men Drowned when British
Steamer Was Torpedoed.

Fairmouth. MAY 2a-The new British
steamer Spennymoor has been sunk by
German submarine, OF start Point.
orkney islands.
lhs captain and ave rnsn 81 the crew
Of the steamer Nere drowned bv the
ezgssizinr of the boat while q was heiur
launched and the engineer ~ss badly
injured by tho bursting of q shell in
the engine room.
Twenty three survivors Of tho disaster
have landed here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-29
By German Government to
Be Very Caution in
War Zone
MESSAGE SENT
TO WASHINGTON
Neutral Markings Should Be
Conspicuously Dis
played

Washington, D. c., May 29.--Aa urgent
warning to American shipping against
traversing the naval war zone incautious-
ly and to have all neutral markings dis
played as conspicuously as possible, in
cluding Illumination at night, was com
to the state department TO-
day by the German government through
the American embassy at Berlin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-29
STEAMER CHAMPAGNE
is BROKEN IN TWO
All the 900 Passengers Were Reported
Yesterday To Have Been
Saved,

London, May %, 1923 a. ma report
received by Lloyd's states that the steam
er Champagne Of the French line, which
ran ashore near st. Nazaire, has broken
in two. The 900 passengers were report
ed yesterday to have been safely re-
moved.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-29
NATIVE OF DERBY


Dorchesssr. Mass. Msr ep-Nfs. sarah
silver Pnrksf. a aaurhtsr ~ Aerfnaut
.i,s wife ~ DoctcF Naitrf - psrssf
sisa Yesterday Shs wss t.1Tn ~ fsrhf
VI Is wears srn. she wss edursteH st
Ilsrhs sfsseuv sud BrsSfnrd rssaaHv
rrs narrind ~ gSns
$40 - stfrtTfra slsr - tra shiiarrn
auH fps fruthefs. uus - thew Aiirrt
A Silver. r. tasrtshss afh ths iffs
fl,s17-suas tr,sinsss 81 nsTty, II
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-29
BETHEL oUARRIES BUSY.
Woodbury. Company Had 81 Men Work.
ing Yesterday.

Bethel May 2o.--The qusrries Of the
Woodbury. Granite company. which were
idle eight weeks pending an agreement
upon a wage schedule and which opened
mp Thursday, we're quite busy yester-
day with 81 men employed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-29

IN. ss.ars- Eaisv- va. Ts-v-ss-s Ts-
Efv

Tss-rr1-s. MsF - - , rn-Ilis 81
A. r-r-rzssr H1us st-srs-r Efhsrrr nse
srs-r.~-s.& ars su-t a. 5sr r. fttss
..Hs--~ n.s "a -,-s - ths Estfars isrs
s--- Ys-4sg ur. ~ Fr=ss as ~ eve =
srrt---s = j. Z. ~ hustS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-29
Notics 70 o@kr

sY~ai us-stiur 81 o. ctr a. -
81 Efl. tn.riris 81 ! sislrst b. 3. " e.
rnH wrmters 80 rHT1-stft - rtterf
Fs,s order rs.Trssf.'fidinE srtTstHrF
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-29

a. fruu1sr Finf ~ eH p 90
ssraea D. 11.usriaf A.. fiHs ~lH
IT, s.s issne FL 1tf 1r-na Fe-s
sars rsrar a7r .rrfufr tm s.
s.rurts 81 ths ais durss
The Washington herald., 1915-04-02
HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-SiI furiongs; pure. 500; three.
wear ODDS and upward selling. Vireo. Ito tObert),
10 s, to 2, out won; Sir Fr-tful. lN (Rotdnson).
6 TO s. 1 to 2, second: Haberdash. S tGartner).
to third Time Las IS. ldiola, Malik. Calcium
pian, Yorkshire bog. and Appasdouata also ran.
SECOND RACE-Six frriougs; pune. $40: three
yesr-olds and upward: selling. Charley MeFeHan
10 (Hanoser,. to z even, to won: Nisadoo. loo
tRobinsonl. 3 10 S, TO 10, secund; Elsewhere. los
(Pftz), to s. third Time, rs "a King Rsdford,
loan Shark. Czar Michael and Cooster also ran.
THIRD RACE-Five and onehalf furlonGs; purse.
so; thre>ycarolds and upward; selling. Hill
Stream, loe GLaferty), 6 70 8. to 8. out. won
Sprinsmas. III iwaldrun). to s. out, second; Bel
fast, ia (Robnson). 8 to s. third. Time. % IS.
Hippoaates Encie Ike. BrUvn Prince. Scarlet
Cake, ard Jabot also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Five and onehah frulonss
pIrsr 500; three-year-olds and upward; handicap.
yellow Eyes. nc tObert). . to s. to 2. out. won
Tiger Jim. &c goIes,. to S. to Q, second; Sher-
wood, lie tTsplin). out. third. Time. 40 Shre~s-
bury. Reelection. d.. swarenger, Carlton c.. and
Narier also Ism.
FIFTH .tACE-Five furions; pnrse. $so three
yesrolds and upward: selling. Pug L.. - Mac
Dermott), Q TO l, Z to s, to s. won; Ynca. III
tObertJ, to S. / to L. second; Chiffon Trance. lis
lJonesl. . to ;. third Time lAe Unity, Bulsar.
Inferno Queen Muskmelon. and Entefpe also nan.
SIXTH EACE-Ons mile and fifty yards; pure,
500; eeyear-o.ds and upward: selling. Mike
Cohen lT (NiIler1. . to l. ) to l, to s, won: Tsy
Pay. = titooin-un,. to 10. I to z second; JACK
Harrison. 20 tGartner', to I. third. Time, Ia.
FLASK. Barn Dsncc. Ret-nte. and L'Aigiou also ran.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-02
JUAREZ RESULTS.

FIRST RACD-Four fIrlonss. Rrpton, 10 Gar
teri, 8 to J. &c l. to z won SAVING. lis tMoles-
worth, even, / TO z second: Little Bluz. LIZ
tShiltnEl. to s. third. Time. 0:E IS veld,.
Rapid Audrsy Austin. and Faravay aisp ran.
SECOND 2ACE-Fire and onehaH fuIones.
Rubicon H. lis Carter. to 5. l to J. out. won
Commendatiou, liz tCarcnagh), to l. eren. Sc
oud; zenotek. Ito (Stelins). even, third. Time.
81. Greenbrae. lgloo. Alice Teres, Queen Macre.
Mile Donin. Agne, G.. zia. Inquieta, Ceario. and
Noble Gnnd also aa.
THIRD RACE-Six furlouSs Smiling Mag log
(Maro). Is TO |, 6 to l, 10 /, won: vesta, los
Molesworth), even. to Z, second; Pat INLAND, lis
Murphyl. II Z. third. Time liza So Enelda,
Dolly Hays. Zeteic, Eve, Kathleen s.. and Clean
o'Dawn aiso ran.
FOURTH EACE-One mile Injury, ITO mott.
to to TO- out. won: 1fanset, - tCsrroaD. even,
out. second; Ringing IS Marco), out, third. Tine.
l38 rs. Mu1all and Durin also ran.
FIFTH RACE-SiK furlo1ss. Deianey, liz Mott,
to 5. to s. to T. won; Ann 1illy. IS (Steriin).
> TO z 10 5. second: John Hurie. IL (O1mesk
even. third Time. 1:l2l5 Hinata. Cnoctaw.
Zim. TheodGita. and Hoiangtoo aho ran.
SIXTH RAOE-One mile Goldy. 10 tsAiline).
to !. even. To 9. won; Mabel Dulweber, %
tGroo). to l. crn. second; Hard BAH, 1o6
tOfmes). to 2. third Time. 3. Stolen Ante
Ross 0'Neil. Waverins. Brando. Ths Cinder, and
Art Rick alo nn.
SEVENTH RACE-Five fs,rlousa Csr1ie Orme,
D tBfasep. to l. even. to won; Charity Ward
~ CMarco,, to l. even. second; Ofimar Lad, lis
tGreen). % : third. Time, o92s Ffaxsis. Ma
Nc. Rosemary. La Casadors and Roalrfs slso nm
The Washington herald., 1915-04-02
Discover Joker in
Nevada Boxing Bill

Reno, New, April Gov. Boyle was
supposed to have put an end to all Ii
censed prize fights in Nevada when he We
toed the bill permitting twenty-round
bouts. he having already signed the gen.
eral revenue bill.which repeals the law
under which ten-round contests have been
held the past two years. The fight
law was an amendment to the act Of
1897 permitting finish fights as amended
by the legislature of 1913 limiting contests
to ten rounds. Upon the heels Of this
action come reports that a joker has de-
veloped in connection with the revenue
end Of the question, and, as a matter OF
fact, 1t is claimed Nevada IL now open to
any and every sort Of fight. unlimited
in extent.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-02
UAREZ ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-SeIlins; 3yssfolds and upward
Eve furlongs. sJoy. Is: vesta. 100; F1ossie. 10
Booy Lynch. 100; J. L. Dempsey. loe; .Austri
lo6; Woods Fitzgerald. NU: sRenwar, ff; sIsioo
No: Queen Masve 10: The Shrimp, ITO: Rount
Up. III. sainville. lis; Finnisen, liB; Evran
lis.
SECOND RAcE-Pur,e: s-year-olds; i've fur
Tonga Nadine H. 100; Ciara James. 10: Kitti,
May, 10; Old Bob. Toe; Gessety. Iee; Fels, iee
THIRD RACE-seling; 3year-ods and up
ward: one mile. Petit Bleu, e; Breezer 81
sAlcc. q, Lady Mint. Nl: visible m; rolls
ls: Sugar Lump. los: Sly Sal. los: Quick Trip
NJ; BafAaed. 10: Palma, ~: Quo, III
FOuHTH IRACE-Sellins; 3yesrolds and ND
ward: hvs and one-haH furloup Little Aba q
skinay .. O.: Tempest, -: Vim. no; sayder',
Best, 10: Ffukendals. lof: Short Hand, W.: eEVs
Padviek. -; 'Fslina rs; Eye White. ia: Hatl
Shelly. ~; Capt Lipdsley. no: sBsaunoat. ne
Rooster. 1fc: Capt. Druse, llA
FIFTH kACE-0elling; 5yearolds and UPWARD
I've faf.sossI Lsseia. -; Asacsdo, ~; s0ssen
1me ~; .Jewa q Asia. -; Fort johnson. no;
rinhkna ID; fstfioeic. IN: LAdy Pss1sr, iis;
a ~, Neeas. u; Noble onnd. lis; Sala, Us;
srxrn RAcE-sellins; assaso,as an upsssa;
Ass - sasAsk furionp. CsaehA, 10: peUy
Jehnsn. ~: 1ts LpmsI. ~; Nlsifua d. -;
sNauan1. ~: Fan2s. ~: Anna AseA. ~: Nisl
CbsncsF. ~; Dxftefenli In: Yuba, II: Nh az.
rs: IieA4 nsg. ~, KN Nslssn. IN: N Dsvis.
Snv0(IH nACB-Aaiine: ayeasoaA> - =,
vsr1; - nh -s1leGeoeA, i: 0ness1. q: soSfe
Nsna -; MA -; Nslts, -: Lssnf. -: Eaii
In,A IN: LnsnAA N; Hasdy.y li5: 0iasp1E
KaiGAt IN -
The Washington herald., 1915-04-02
HALE PAGE GOLDBERG COMICS IN SUNDAYS HERALD
NONPAREILS LOSE TO BREWERS.
Winners Take First and Third
Games-Switxer High Man.

In The Washington Herald Printers
Bowling League yesterday the Brewers
took two games from the Nonpareils.
The BREWERS took the first game by
sixty-one pins. The Nonpareils came right
back and captured the second game by
twenty-nine pins. while in the third game
it was nip and tuck till the final box,
when the Brewers won out over their
rivals by two pins.
Switzer. for the Brewers. had the high
game, when he toppled the naples in
his first game for ia. also getting the
highest average for the day with 1901,
closely pushed by Eddie Beck. who had
an average of 80. Cahoon was third
high man with IS. and Brigham came
in fourth with al. Scores:
The Washington herald., 1915-04-02
Riot in Fight Camp
As Jack johnson Hides
big Smoke" Refuses to Box Before Spectators VII
lard Confident Of Gaining Verdict -Gossip
of the Boxers.
Special to The Washington Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Havana. April IA riot occurred
in the stadium today because Jack
Johnson refused to work out in a
downpour of rain. A crowd of 40C
had gathered to see the big smoke
1 go through his stunts, and when II
was announced that Johnson would
not train outside, but would do his
work in the gymnasium, the crowd
demanded the return of the admis-
zion price.
The management refused to part
with this money, but offered to give
out rain checks, emitting the holders
to admission tomorrow.
This angered the crowd, which com
menced to throw things The seats
place were torn up, and the air was
filed with missiles. Heads were
ducking the flying chairs and stones.
and the gate had nearly been torn off
its hinges when riot call was
sounded and the Cuban police, coming
on the double-quick, put a nasty stop
10 the disturbance.
johnson Makes Statement.
Johnson did not do any work this
morning and spent the major portion
of the afternoon at the race track,
where, questioned, he said:
Il am in condition to fight the great
est battle OF my life. l want my friends
to bet on me and am telling them all
10 do so. l will win before the fight
The Washington herald., 1915-04-02
NEW LEAGUE FORMED.
Interbureau Baseball Circuit Or
Kanixed at War Department.

At meeting held Thursday the War Department
Interbureau Baseball League incorporated for the
coming season. The teams comprising the league
and their Managers are: Adiutant Generals Of
fee. G. ". Ellis: Office Chief Of STAFF. H. 1.
Sanders: Office Chief OF Ordnance. Mr.. Church
Ofhce Chic of Engineers, Z. J. Rose; Office
Quartermaster General. Mr.. Palace II. l. Sanders.
OF the Coast Artillery Division. elected presi-
dent and F. ]. Rose. Of the office Of the Chief of
Engineers. was elected secretary and treasurer.
vote Of thanks given the retiring o.
hcer. q. ". Ellis and n. !. Sanders. The pcesi-
dent appointed the following members Of a com
mittee on rules, bylaws and regulations: Mr..
Allen johnson Of the Coast Artillery Division
formerly manaser Of the Fort Hunt baseball club:
Mr. Falk Hamei. of the Chief Of STATS Office
and Mr.. r. ]. Rose, Of the Office q the Chief Of
Engineers
The Washington herald., 1915-04-02
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