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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17
Shipping Information and
Marine NeUS of the World

Steamer Sonora OfeIl. sagla July 9 and Cal
barren 10. 70 the New York Cuba Mail rs %.
s,esner Peter II Crouen. san Francisco June
90 san Pedro g. Balboa july and Crisiooai
:. 70 the Luckenbach IS Co. With mdse. Bar II
steamer Pathfinder. Arroyo ard Patillas Juiy 8
anu Guanica 10. 10 the New York a Porto hico
IS Co. win sugar p Bar at S Tig,1c5 ruv and
TuNpan S. % the Huastaca Oh Go. Bar o. sIo
m. -,
10 Paul F Gerhard & co. in ballast Bar a. y
steamer Moorish Prince (Bri. It NAsire July
T. 10 Paul 7 Gerhard a Go. In ballast Bar 81
steamer Calabrs CBr,. Leshorn June q. Naples
O.. Afessina IS Palermo % and Gibraltar July o.
s tss H'' Bonfsre Or fetnambuco June a..
Natal ls Mareio 20, Ceara 20. sutoya 70 f az
steamer Marie ii Giorg CNor,. sama July i:
n tie Atlantic Fruit Co. with fruit. Bar al I'D
steamer zacspa C,rtssen. July !. Porto Colon,
bis q. Santa Maria CristobaI ana ku'sI a.,
H. N the United Fruit Go. mails and mdse' bat
steamer iiG zuna. L. Guayrs July 2; NaTseaiso s
Curacao and Mayaguez IL. 20 Bliss DsAett 4"
90 mails and mdse. Bar At As m -
Steamer Ailiancs. Crisiobal July 20. To the Pan.
ANA Railroad IS Line mails and mdse. bs' a.
- Steamer iS IL" Avanu UtaD, Genoa June q and
Gibraltar 49, o. David Turner Il Co. IN oallA''-
bG g,c a. coma i5 Jacksonville July 10 snd
Charleston a. to the Clyde - Co. quar- Al l-''
. ,.,-.-- r,,- q IN
Bowring x Co. IN ballast Bar A. 80 m A.
Steamer All dam, Jucafo July :. 10 me Mum
son - Line. With sugar. Bar al Ola H.
SAILED.
e,o.rsrs Van Uo,endorp (Dutch). Port Antonio
Nsrisns. 81 Thomas. King BIeddyn lBrl' Bot
desuT. A'herytone tBrl. Havre. Aldernry lNottJ,
-. Madison Norfolk snd Newport News. y9nh
d Rockrfciler TuXpau. Anna NOT, Jag hsou'lle'
car CRussi Arcnaneeli Groshom .No5,; An aRr,
Roeds,uy, RriIIiant taith one bargel. Tampi"o An
iilIs' diuanianamo. yinland DAM. Norfolk; C6efo-
kee wilmington. G. and Geofgct""n ; - ,i t
Ra1fimOre
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

Sarles July s-Duca d'Aosta Qtal), New York
Genoa July 9-America tltaD, Ne" l"iA VIA
Barcelona. July ll-LuI tBr). NeS York va Val
{, eX.a,ire Iune 27-Cheniston (Br). New York;
Bergsr. July lG-Kns,ianiafiofd tNor), New lofA
via KirAWall - A., v..L a..
Marseillcs. July l2-Patria Fr, New 1ofA via
onSSnst6wn. July l4-Polish Prince OBJ. New York
Pai a M 5uy l5-cap.e CBr, Ne York and Norfolk
via Colon. -
Nanles July lo-Beford tBr). New YORK.
Coibenburs July S-T,mtand tSwed). New ON
81 Nicbaei, July l5-Libra (Nor), New YORK
Gihraiisr. july l5-Itslia tltaD from Leshorhl'
Hsyre iuy l3-Fhnton tBr). New York.
Ruep,s Ayres, July l4-Tempus tBr). New fork'
PASSED
Gibraltar. July l6-Taormins utall. New lok 10Y
Naples. Palermo Utal). New York Tor Naples
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fT--u The Tribune Buresul
Washington. July 10.

rF~-r The Tribune Bureau
Washington. July le.
Army
,...,,- ADAM 2 SCHLANSER. Med. corps. h'el
~. IN r. S AID upon expiration OF Ies'e' 10
70. 70, 'usi,l,y s ROWLAND. leth lnfa upon
49, ~ present -eave 20 Le'terman tsenefat
u5sri,s. F-.s.lIo c' san Francisco. JOY pDSSlya'
,t liIl- l,.IErEr A. KING. is, Cav. from duty
~ y-l-l...-s National ParE oetachmeIl 70
.--,-i.- service Philadelphia wee M41"l
rHiRI S. BARBER. retired 10 home ,..,.
p. ils- I.TN - GRIZZLY. SIS corps lroin
~. 'i,-- ArlIN G. GUTENSOHN. 2lth I'M;
100 -1 3. vacancy iu So. cons. sep 70
~ 81. I.t. WILLIAM 4 ALI oNIh' N's
,!,5,.,- -. FRS. Lieut.. SAMUEL LIE. Med
~ E.'. ri sg' DAVID L. ROSCOE. lst Cav. from
P,rtri.raat- Exposition; report ,o '.l.-D"iN
- - e.. bis regiment for assignment
- = s..a,es. Major ALNAN c. READ. fotto
70 p.-.r..-t q Irf. one month upon arHNa ll
q WI. cant FRANK 3. WATSON. q NJ
tao -rrr,rs from aug :, Second Lieut. I'm
SrST e. CJ.LII-N an Cav. leave extended one
-,--,i Thence from san Francisco. pciooer - Ior
U--c'rrl 20 rln his regiment. Second lAeu,.
VaR0ID p LOOMS. Coast Ar. one month
ian AIS. IS. .-rv
49,. t,,-.,- srade) ARCHIBALD MGLASsoN'
~ 81 louis 20 navy recruiting si~IoI' N'i'
&C. s1a', ,r-ior rrsde) T. D. PRYOR. from com
- - T---.tor. n command Whippie.
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POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Tornmey. Goth pct, 500 year laPpoi9.tGcdd oct g.
l sS5on c4a Yo7 W y .s I' Iync 4sd pct
$eii "a year: (appoi1ted Dec. %. 1888 >. a
Hiefer lGlst pct 500 year lappoinei gug ,o ,O
Tacmas Byrne. lGsth pet. at 500 year (appoint-
ca Transfers gsn and A"Ionments.-S a. m. July le.
Lieut. j. il. O'NeiiI. {. q. 43d pct. assignment
10 Chief Clerks once discontinued: Sers's 5 a. m
a. M July u Lawrence Duny, {. o. assien-
r,ert changed from Bureau Of Repairs ami sup
ric, 10 Bureau n Information. ptmn. ! y. "a.
Iniy r., ii A. Flood an pct. 10 lj0ih pct J.: j.
o'Guuueu l. j. COyle and jeremiah O'Neii. list
net 10 25th pct r. J. Upton. 2lst pct 10 2yh
a m july 20. J. J. Mager. l15ih pet. To II. rrat
r. C.. Mutual. a m; July 20 Seig'SI,
ia pr. 20 ii9th pct. Ptlmn =. y. Conhing
25th pct 10 37th pct. William oNeiH' ''uh p'"
Temporary Assignments-serst Daniel Ieh1ne
Bridge Precinct 10 Is. Il. II. squad. duty IN bq.
% Ptlmn. a l. Hughes. l5h pc anu v H. w
Cflstiaao. $50 pc ian lex j. 10 asye d T
NulIig1u. ga pct. lih l. -. clerical my IL
dats' m. Juy 70 J. =. Besler aud W; W;
a " 49, ja5 %. TO I5th D. rom precincts n r.
dicatcd 30 DAYS. 3 a. m, July 20 j. {. JSgel "a
i-oib 10 Defcrtive Bureau precincts Indicated 20
dsy, noon. july IS J. ! FiInegnn. oh. w. J
H,iinI" ~ MT sg,h. N VI McDonald. 93d
,l,aui discontinued -Ptlmn +. !. Comeiofd.
7gH ri. a. station house attendant p; m. Juy u.
Leaves Of Absence without payl-ftlmn; u
Mmiyln ri pct. day. ~ OF .. m. July u
Isrerish Msh01ey 5lh PCT. day. p m. july i.
Mann shechy. 18th PEI ! day. y Oi a. m. July
~. pa'rick Sheridan. 6gth pct. / day. a. n,
Iu'; II. NJ H. Meade. .i,h pct, day. a. N Q
Juiy /. J. G. Eichhoru. l54th PCT. DAY. a. m.
july II. Joseph REM. ljith pct. ! day. a. IN .
July 10. IS. IT, Hand. l'Cti pa. ] dSy, p ~;
July "a. George Kaufman ljsth PCT. DAY ~ Vi
; m Juiy IS. y. A Fitzpatrick. ltNth pct. !
dsy. noon July Is Michael Flynn it9th pct. !
o"lA sollestisa, ior FUN Pay on Sick Report Ap-
proved s,rg j. T.. O'Connen. IAN. o. m,
IuIy q 20 H. m July . Ptlmn NJ DE Guiro
ggfb 10 so o. m April 49, 20 ~ p m. May 81 !:
T. Kelly 2Dh 10 40 . IN. June u. 20 II y. m .
july l. Hafsky. 35th. II - D. m June l. TO
noon jnus 3 A A Gcunerch. 9Th. J 10 o., IN.
July d. during disability. &. D. wallace. s"h
40 d m July T. 10 ~ . m. July 10; " &
Pepper if5th. 10 p ~, July y during disabhy !.
" Wrsshrcr i5G'h. 50 a. m. hpril L. 10 noon
July q. j. J McGovern. lj5p. 3 a m. July = duf
IN disability. r. Mills. lsfth. 9 m. July J.
during disability. J.. II. Brown. l69th, j. ?. M.
Msy ~. 70 l."l =. %. Jaly 6. =. Tlm,no"i
I5i'h. . . ia.. junN ~. 10 u 9, ml June Is
J. Elaks, 27Ch liIi a. M. July ". dnrins DIS
III D. no, July o. " ! Hogeman. sIgh. 10
d m July d11ue disability & Tfaalte Is5d
N p nj July a.. during disability: A boser.
r DIV 4. 90 . ~. July z during Disability
= Mslahan. Bhdse Pct. IL a. a. July H.
DIED .|Ptmn. J. 7. ocoanor. N,n. at ito
q N, July IL,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17
NOW OWN FAR ROCKAwAY SITE.

Harris and Albert sokolsh have bought from
Thomas Mclaughlin large residence with out
buildings and about two and half acres OF land In
IN. Bayssater section u Far Rockavay. The prop
ertv is one Of the show places there ana extends
from Tricst Place 70 strand ay. near william
: Deyey's home. l.. j. Phillips 60. were We
brokers The property was given in exchange for the
house At the southeast Of Hail Place and ith
St Oh the east side. which was recently reported
sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17
SELLS TRACT AT MONTCLAIR.

Vincent s Milford publisher Of The Jeweller's
Circular has sold to G ReclIeT the wooded tract
or the west side u South Mountain aV. Montclar.
y J. The property has a frontage NJ 2j9 feet on
,t. i.t,., tborc,trhfsr. and extends 70 a depth of
40 'eef having a frontage o. Juderclif Road.
The tract Will soon be- imri owed hy the erection
a. a dwelling house. The prce paid for the prop
erty Is said 70 be SIS 900. A.
brokers IN the transaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17
ARRIVED.

Steamer II siglo Galveston July 10. 70 the
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse. Quar- al 5ji
steamer SAINT Anna tFrl. Mareies June 80
Maple, July 3 and Palermo I. 10 J W E~en 4
Co mails and mdse. Bar A. ! ?
Steamer Pswnee. Philadelphia 70 the Clyde IS
Co. with mdse Quar- at 81 p m.
Steamer jefferson. Newport News and Nortok. 70
the old Dominion $ CO. with passengers and mdse
quar- at . 5j N.
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FIRE RECORD.

: 30-ll02 Southern Blvd: l.. schwartz, " 600
: H-i36 L. ll2th ST.. II. Levine. trihing.
10 an-5507 Eighth sy. A Laiuril, unknown.
II .25-226 90 St. owner unknown none
L. NJ - -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17
WORK WANTED.
Female.

TRES SERIEUX 49, remoiselle
FRANCHISE, 80 ans, brevet SUI
perieur, tres bien, tres sym
pathique, tres douce, grande,
tres bonnie famille, cherche sit
uation dame De compagnie,
lectrice, secretaire, voyagerait,
pas exigeante, libre Ter aodt.
Faire ofres en- francais a
NELLIE. Delrous a Cregols par
St. Cirq-la- Popie (LotE France.
(Translated.)
VERY IMPORTANT French
woman, unmarried, thirty-nine
years old, superior attainments,
good looking, very congenial,
very gentle, tall and Of very
good family. seeks a position
as companion, read-r, secre-
tary. Will travel and is not
hard TO please. Free the first
ofAugust. Send offers in French
TO Mile. Delrous, Cregols par
II. Cirq-la- Popie, Lot, France.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17

Highest temperature yesterday II cegrees tst
4.lO D. M: lowest. % lat a. M; average. "a;
average for corresponding date last year - ave-
age Tor 5pondng date last thirty-three year,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17

II0te Y. Y.
Destination ana steamer $50 .. N
Hawaii. Samoan Islands Australia tex
Cept Vest. and New Zealand Especial
mona ...........'...................July %
Hawaii FIJI Islands New Zealand and
yery-Niagara ..................... July 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

COOK -svedish: hfst class: all branches. eIcol.
preferred lnlustrlal Assn. II West i9d 1t
'Phone. 5sl0 Bryant
not sEW ORkEh Punish American strong. VIII
iux city or country excellent references L1uu',
A-snty n y l25th It Phone 5il5 Harlem
MANAGING HOUsEKEEPER. by a refined Eng
rsh Protestant. Tor private family bachelors
school or institution; highest reference. Industrial
Assn ~ West tgd 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17
WIRELESS REPORTS
INCOMING STEAMERS.

The Beyensfiord. reported As 1893 miles east Of
SANDY HOOK at 90 y yesterday. is expected 10
dock this forenoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records OF the
Last Twenty-four Hours.

Washington July i6.-The storm tnat has been
moving eastward along the aorthern border during
the last three days has reacred the ~ Lawrence
Valley. where st vii move slowly eastward. Dur
INK the last twenty four hours this storm has pro-
duced showers in the middle Atlantic states. the
Ohio. upper Mississippi and over Missouri valleys
and the region Of the Great Lakes. In other paris
Of the country the weather remained general fair.
Temperature are near or above The SEASONAL
average generally except in the Northvf-i. where II
Is cool. No unusually high 'oTaperaur.s are re
ported. however from any section. The indcs-
tious are that the weather viii he generally fai'.
without decided temperature changes, over the
states east NJ the Mississippi River. II IS probab,
however that winds from west and noUhwest VIII
bring eastward air n less vapor content tar
that now everything the middle Atlantic states ani
AFFORD relief from the moderate heat IN this region
Winds for Saturday and SundB-Nout Atlantic
moderate south. shifting % west. middle Atlantic.
moderate southwest and IVES; south Atlantic and
east Gulf light variable. west cuff. mo crate south
upper axes moderate west and northwest; lower
lakes. moderate 10 fresh westerly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17

Forecast for Special Loealiile,.-horhern New
England. partly cloudy. probably preceded by local
showers to-day; to. mOrrOyw probably fair. cooler.
Eastern New York. New Jersey and Eastern Penn
<sylyanla partly cloudy to-day. cooler At night; 10
morrow. fair
probably fair to-day and tomorrow not quite 20
warm
Delaware. MARYLAND. Disti'0t Of C1umbis. Viz
giuia and Southern New Eng'a q. partly cloudy to-
dsy TO- morrow fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17

Local Forec@t.-Partly cloudy to-day; cooler a.
night. tomorrow fair. modefre southwest and west
,,tudc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17
Vessels Arriving at and De-
parting from Port of
New York.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
HIGH WATER

Sunrise, 443. SUNSET. 729; moon sets. 10 Loo
moons age. 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Ifnmales

YOUNG MAN wants posi,ion on dairy farm: 10 Soli
miiker and understands any other farm work
J. Zsickl. 5i3 Esst 18Th A.
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INSTRUCTION
SCHOOL AGENCIES

American and Foreign ieacner, Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors,
Governesses etc. to Colleges. Schools and
Families Apply 10 Mrs #. J YOuNu-
FuI TON ~ Unior Aquare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17

Local OAicld RecOrd.-The ,ollowins orfcial record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes IN the
temperature for the last ;wept, four hours. in com
rari.nn with ihe cnrrasnnnding date Of last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17
BUSINESS CARDS.

CAkFIII tAEIEI ILEANINJ tU.-tlrans ~
compressed air. steam hand o. on 6oor 1855
BroaGNay 42I East R,h 81 coz BRANDT
Tel l31-aNth
MULTlGEAPH TlTEWEiTTEN LETrERs.
800 .! 20 l. 900. 81 =. 10 coo s.
GED T. NEATUEBFOED
100 B'y Equitable Bidg }. Room I lsl Rector t5i3.
NEW YOEk CsBIaT CLEANING WUkks
Oldest Largest. Mot Modern
FINE RUGS WOVEN FkOM OLD CARPETS.
Prices Reasonable send Tor Cir,Ullr.
Tel 1902 1913 BRYANT i27i39 West i5tn ~
TECHNICAL and ether trarslauons many Lam
guags Speedy, neat. accurate. low rates
Translator. Box 20 Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17

COOK LAuNDREss. CnAMBERNfAIp. wAIr-
RTSs Two young. strong sris. together 90 'eo'
s,sis. eIeellent reference county preferred H.
dustria, Assn. ~ West t2d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

GosPEL TABERNACLE CHURCH. sih Avenue AL
tfh ~ Rev a Is siNPBON. Pastor. - 20
a " pfs.cianE ~ itey. ]. IA. BpuiaDf; i. VI.
Young Pto1ist Rally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17
COUNTRY BOARD.

AiAIBA- on THE sol NJ. Half hour from New
York splendid room and bath. one without batn
good table. golf tennis. water sports: low comma
tzti0n. gentlemen only. quiet. resfful place Tels-
phou1 Flushing 1887
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17
oscc pnIlI CUApn 4Ist. st. & B'dway.
VRTE pVVLSvSHb Din. 81. Lch. soc
HELP WANTED.

Male.
FOUR Capable College Men preferred. N promote
International Police 81 the seas. and a pre-
uminary Continuous Conference between belligerenis
or all the Powers 20 consider measures necessary
10 enduring pcacc state Quaiihca'ions. Enihnsi-
asiic. good fighters soldiers pay. Nker. H.
Box %. Tribune Office.
WANTED Experienced refrigerator salesman TO
travel the Southern states. state salary and en-
pericnce Heinz 4 MunschGuer. Buffalo. y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17

THE WEST End tOIILbIfif 'hthth'
West Eud Ave and I'm ~
Rev HENRY EVKHrsOS COBB. d. D.. Minister
Hss Au sndef MscColl. D. D.. will preach a,
Ill A II
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Barometer Readings.


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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

MONDAY. JULY lS
Vas constantinos. Patras. Greek. -
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-12
DEATH AT coLBYvILLE.
Mrs. Charles Allen Had Long Been Ill
with Cancer.

Waterbury, Feb. H. The death of Mrs.
Charles Allen occurred at her home IN
Colbyville yesterday forenoon after great
suffering from cancerous trouble. having
been operated upon a fefs months ago.
Alma Woodard was born in Fulford. Can
ada, "a years ago. Thirty.fye years ago
she married Charles Allen and for Il
years they have lived here. She was =
faithful member of the Advent church
and viii he much missed there and in all
the good things of the community. She
is survived by her husband. who is sub
stitute rural carrier for Sumner Stearns
Also four children. Bert Allen, Ethel,
Mrs. Warner Nooda.d and Ruby. Mrs
Jesse Bennett Of this town. and Grace.
wife Of Harry Griffith OF West Berlin.
There are u grandchildren. She has
two brothers and three sisters al living
in Canada, Morris Woodland. Henry
Woodard Emily Homer Nancy Devln
and Mary Sargent.
The funeral will be held from the Al
vent church next SUNDAY afternoon at
2 81. burial in the village cemetery. Rev.
A. ID. Page, pastor Of the church, will
assisted by Elder =. G. Lord.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-12
FAMOUS HYMN WRITER.
Fanny Crosby Died at Bridgeport. Conn,
To-day, IN Her osth Year.

bridgeport Conn. Feb y. Fanny
crosby, the hymn writer. died to-day IN
her 95th year
Miss Crosby had bcen IN failing healtn
Tor some time and her death was not un-
expected. Although feeble for the past
few months, she did not stop work. but
continued writing hymns until within
short time 81 her death
Eight Thousand hymns Of Christian
worship sung in Protestant churches
throughout the world. arc the aork of
Fanny Crosby No one since the days
of Charles Wesley or lsaac Watts has
I1adc anyuhere near - large a c0ntr1hu.
tion 20 The rospel song book a. DID the
hhnd writer, whose death occurred TO-
das
Fanny Croshy's uame uas signed -
regularly ~ author of one hYmn after
as1fhsf that the hymn book makers 81
= quarter 0f century ago Nere foreeg
b. give her Some 3u0 diferef.t rru uanles
g. make i srpear that SOMEONE besiaes
tae famous writer had contributed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-12
HEAVY COMMANDMENT
Conducted By Germans in Region Of
Bagatelle

Paris. Fch. ~ The following official
communication was issued bv the var
Office last night
"Tbe enemy has strongly bomharded
Nieuport and the banks Of the User. bat
has not suecpedc1 in doing any material
damage cur artillery has responded e.
fertivfly ln fhc Argunne in the region
81 Bsgatells after = tiolent struggle 81
usans II bomb throwcrs which can-
tinued throughout Tire morning 81 Feb-
rurrr i0 tire German attack was A.
Ttare8 at o'fiptk in tle Afternoon
nusinst tba aarthWofks of thr Marie
Tfarrsr it uas rnrrir1 ont in lfnr b.
rslnmss 81 the foaf aianr 5oa meters 81
tis fesf hui rnz broken d1Hn - orr
nftiBf Hui fnfaHtrr Gre TIE enemy
lfH ar t6f efuuud Fcf greet num
- ~ aaal A. tiH Nosrns 81 tis suath
IL tte tiafaan de l.usss. north ef CO.
~ ~sfrte Marie. - sHtsaae1 ~
saiian attaat n se.as fing eFa af thr
fttFusa tfeustfs fa sftfrsf usrts -
t'e rgft ti.afs has han Faff s7drftad
80 iisrr ftr1sf sfraef.t
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-12
RECEIVER FOR WABASH ROAD.
Kearney Will Share Duties with Pryor
Authorize Big Note Issue.

ST. Louis, Feb. 49, Edward r. Kear.
ney, acting president OF the Texas & Pa
c'ic railroad, yesterday was appointed
receiver OF the Wabash railroad. lie will
share the duties with y. x. Pryor. who
has been one of the receivers OF the Wa
bash railroad He will share the duties
with 4. X. Pryor, who has been one Of
the receivers since the road went into
bankruptcy.
The appointment was made by United
States Circuit Judge Adams, who also
authorized the issuance of receivers notes
TO the extent of 81 $4,000.
These notes will be used to take 40
equipment notes OF q similar amount now
past due.
The authorization Of the new note is-
sue and the appointment OF a co-receiv,r
were considered in railroad circles as
steps towards a reorganization Of the
Wabash.
The equipment issue IN default va.
put out IN 1905 and was held by leo
Higginson & 90. Of Boston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-12
ROBBERY AT MoRRIsvILLE.
st. J. & L. c. R. R. Station Burglarized--
Liquor Stolen.

Morrisyille, Feb, l2.-The station Of
the st. Johnsbury X Lake Champlain
railroad in this village was entered some
time between i o'clock Wednesday even
ing and yesterday morning, but the only
articles missing are two quarts of whis-
key and quart of wine which were tax
en- from box in the express room which
was broken open by the thief. The mon
ey drawer was forced, but there were no
funds in 1t.
Entrance to the station was made
through the front window, which was
broken. This is the fourth break in this
section within two weeks, there being
two made at the railroad station Mt VOL
colt and one at the Hardwick station
AT the latter station Sl4 belonging to
the Belgian relief fund was taken by the
thief
Tickets were taken at Wolcott and also
at Hardwick Though tickets and mile.
ages were in the Morrisville station the
thief did not disturb them.
A Boston & Maine detective came to
last week during an investi-
CATION of the breaks at Wolcott and
Hardwick but was unable to secure any
clues. He left the matter in the hands
Of Sheriff Town.
1t is believed that the same person
all of the breaks as the mode
of entering the buildings was the same
and all of the burglaries were commit.
led within a short radius and confined to
'ailroad property.