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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
TWO AUTO MIsHAPs.


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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
Well Known as Newspaper
Man and Editor of The
Advance at b. >gton
H, Ssw'..UPPED DEAD
WAITING FOR CAR
John E. Harris Was Born in
Cabot Sc Years
Ago

Burlington, May 24.-,John E. Harris,
aged So, the wellknown newspaper man
and editor of The Advance, died sudden
ly OF heart disease this morning while he
was waiting for an electric car.
John Edward Harris was born in Cab
OF July p, 1858, the son of Erasmus B.
and Caroline Brown Harris. He re-
ceived common school and academy ed
ucaton and then read law, being admit
ted to the practice of that profession in
1879. For two years he practiced at
Danyille and then entered the news
paper field, purchasing the st. Johns
bury Index, now The Republican, After
leaving that paper, he continued in the
newspaper field practically all his life,
being the founder of the Hardwick Ga
zette and the Morrisvile Messenger,
having been legislative reporter at Mont
pelier several sessions and correspond
ent for various papers at Washington,
D. G., where he was stationed for some
years in an official capacity with the
United States Senate. He was also
employed on the staff of the Worcester,
Mass, Evening Post. During the last
session of the Vermont legislature. Mr..
Harris represented The Advance. of
which he was editor. In 1910, he trav-
eled in Europe as special inspector of
under authority of the
American immigration commission Mr.
Harris was member of the Odd Eel
lows lodge and several clubs and soci-
cites.
He was married three times, first to
Carrie Brown of Burlington, and their
child is Mrs. Frances Pache of
Danville. His second wife was Addie
Soule of Portland, Me-, and his third
wife was Eva Cobb of Atlanta. Ga, the
daughter of colonel in the Confederate
army in the Civil war. One child was
born of the last union, John Carroll
Harris, in 1910.
Mr.. Harris was well known as news
paper writer and held high position
among newspaper men because of his
forceful style and wide command OF
words. He had great many friends.
both in his native state and in Wash
ngton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
OTHER EASTERN CITIES
WERE ALSO VISITED
Frontier Patrols Have Already En-
oaaed In Clashes Germany Is Re
ported To Have Declared War On
Italy-Russia Reports Austro Ger
man Forces On Defensive

The first struck to-day the between Italy and
Hungary Austrian aeroanes attacked the Italian arse
nails at Venice visited several other Italian cities passing
aono the eastern coast According Rome accounts they
driven off With exception of clashes between frontier patrols
no other fighting is yet reported
of took effect to-day but the unusually
rigid censorship established by royal decree restricts the trans
mission of information concerning military movements.
roundabout message Germany states that the semi
official Wolff agency that Germany has declared war
Italy.
Both Austria and Italy have large armies along the frontier
and that the campaign will in this mountainous
region said to have assembled the south
eastern the country the Adatc from Albania
official made at Petrograd that the Aus
after sweeping the western half of
been checked They said to have assumed
defensive their efforts compel general retreat of the Rus
slams from the river San having failed.
Consantnope advices that the French and British landed
at the Dardanee in addition to the 600OOl
originally The Turkish the loss
of gunboat sunk by submarine.
The military situation France and Belgium unchanged
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
READY FOR BUSINESS.
State House Building Commission Meets
at Montpelier.

The State House building commission
recently appointed by Governor Gates as
provided for in the law enacted by the
last legislature. which appropriated $780,
600 for an addition to the State House
or for building on state land to he
used for the supreme court and state IL
brary will meet for the first time in the
executive chamber at Montpelier this
afternoon. The full board, which is com
posed of Ex-Governor w. W. Stickney OF
Ludlow, Horace A. Gra ham of Ora ftsbury,
c p. Smith of Burlington and H. w.
Nsrnum of Jeffersonville and Governor
Gates, chairman ex-officio, are expected to
be present at the meeting
There is every indication that the com.
mission intends to get right down to bus.
mess and il would not be surprising to
see some important business transac cted.
The commission, under the provisions of
the statute. is empowered to decide be-
tween the erection OF new building or
adding wing to the present capitol.
Plans may be presented at the meeting
which show proposed wing on the cast
side of the present building.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
Brattleboro Man Cranked
Up When Machine Was
in Gears
BURLINGTON YOUTH
KILLED BY AUTO
And Another Bicyclist Seri-
ously Injured in
Salisbury

Brattleboro. May 24.-W. T. Stell.
man, selectman Of this town, was
run over by his own automobile while
he was in Putney yesterday afternoon
and was injured so that he will be CON
fined to the house for several days.
When he left the car, the autoist for.
got to throw the engine out of gear
and when he crsnked the engine the
car jumped forward and passed over him.
The automobile then ran into a tree at
the top of an embankment and was some
what damaged in the collision.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
BURLINGTON YOUTH
KILLED BY AUTO
Harold Wright Struck and Run Over by
Machine Driven by Douglass
Hunter, Aged II Years.

Burlington, May 24.-Harold, I5-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas b.
Wright, died at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital yesteday morning from injuries
received in an automobile accident here
Saturday evening shortly before seven
o'clock. Young Wright was riding a
bicycle, when he collided with an auto
mobile driven by Douglass Hunter OF
this city, aged II years, and which also
contained Max johnson and Maitland
Hunter. The auto was passing up North
Union street'at speed estimated by the
occupants and bystanders also at not
over l2 miles an hour and was on the
right side of the street. when the BIZ
cycle rider entered the street from
Hickcock place and, after starting to
cross North Union and being far enough
across TO clear the auto, seemed to be-
come confused and headed back and
for the car in a zigzag course.
The motorists were upon him before
they had chance to stop the car.
which knocked him down and the two
,uter wheels passed over his body. When
taken into nearby store, young Wright
was able to stand, but IL soon bcca me-
apparent that he was internally ip-
ured, and after being taken to the hos
Dital he sank until his death, which
occurred at one O'Clock Sunday morning.
An investigation will be started at
'nce, but the large number of people
Who saw the accident place no blame
Ipon the occupants of the auto, The
mr. was stopnod u,th,n tua fa., fror,
he place where the lad was struck
The youth was bright and lovabe |
10Y and stood high in his studies at |
chool Resides his parents. he is sur
lived by four sisters and brother.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24

visions commanded by Gen. Linanvor
Sanders in person have delivered a fu-
rious attack against the British troops
near Ksleh Tehe. They were complete
ly repulsed and suffered very heavy loss
es.
AT the same time our allies have
won another success on the sea where
one Of their submarines has sunk two
torpedo boats and two transports, one
OF which was loaded with troops.
'In the southern region Of the pen
insuls our troops at certain points are
only few metres distant from the
Turkish trenches. They have. notwith.
standing a very powerful defense or
ganization on The part Of the enemy, sue
oeeded in making important progress T"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
CLERKS STATEMENT.
Announces That Eastman Bros. Open
UnderNew Agreement

Eastman Bros. store opened this morn
ing and clerks returned to work under
the new agreement submitted by the
clerks union.
The other stores which have been work
ing under the previous agreement have
the privilege of the same agreement.
The agreement is as follows
Articles of agreement between the X.
| C. |. p. A. and the Merchants association
of Barre, Vermont:
Article /. All male clerks TO com
mence work at a. m. Arrangements
may be made whereby stores may be
opened previous to a. M, provided
clerks be allowed an equal amount Of
time for their own USE. Arrangements
to He made between merchant and indi
vidual clerk. All lady clerks to COM
mence work at $ a. M. All stores to
close and clerks cease work Tuesday
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday AZ 5:3n
y. M. Monday at $ p. m. and Saturday
at $50 n. m. Clerks to be allowed one
hour for meals. An trade in the stores
az closing hours to be waited on and
stock taken care Of when necessary.
Art. ,. All clerks 20 be- allowed the
following holidays with pay for the
same; Jan. |. Feb. -. Nav 80. July 4. La
bor dav. Columbus day. Thanksgiving
day and Christmas. When sny Of these
holidays occur on SUNDAY the following
Monday to he observed.
Art 2. Al clerks TO work evenings
before the following holidays. Decoration
day. Independence day. Columbus day.
day and .tour rights be-
fore Christmas until ? p. m. Christmas
eve until 10 p. m.
Art. g. AZ clerks permanently en-
ployed shall join the r. G. I. y. A. after
3A days. This section shall in no wise =.
construed 10 inclute employers. propri-
.tnrs officers or directors Of = corpora
.ion. provided corporation does nct con-
.ist II five members. 4 corporation 81
its members must employ ~ least two
Inion elcrks.
Art. 5. NJ storr shall EMPLOY perus
leutlv clerks under the agr of - ve-rs.
Art. g. lsdv clerks shsH rrrrivr uot
ess than ss per week.
At. :. AT rnerrhauts shall have reg
niaf weskly ray dsy
At. :. Esrh association shall srpotrt
busiusss sreut pho stlsn - sstisfss
or t. both associations - tie 81 NJ
~ disputes uhieh mss srise. iu $50 -
rfiure 70 Hrrrr same sisN - rstsrrss
r rristanre crrumttees.
AT .. T-iis serrruerf - rrn -
sriaH - tlree rears.
Ar a. Or tfher ssssHisfirr dsstrss
si,sues N this srreeusrrf ~ ns -
rrafissn tfrrr ulnrf l1s rafIrr shHN -
7rrr fFrstous ~ Hs esr.rstiur. othsr-
.i4s tlsfs a0ruemet.t shs1 rrfrtruuf =
arft
1ssfranisr uriar sfnrHa
f1f-ks Ffrss rorrriftrs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
vERMoNT'S "PRETTIEST GIRL"
Miss ], Frances Hamilton of Richford Go.
ing To California.

Richford, May 24.-~Miss J. Frances
Hamilton of this place has been notified
she has been selected as the Vermont girl
to be sent to the California expositions
by the Boston Herald and Traveller in
their "prettiest girl" contest. She win
leave next Sunday evening and will have
her expenses all paid The Vermont
judges were Governor c. w. Gates of
Franklin, Mrs. G. Fl. Smile and Rev.
Homer A. Flint of Montpelier. The Bos-
ton newspapers offered free trips to FIVE
New England girls who should be de.
clared the prettiest in their states.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
HoNE FoR AGED WOVEN
Proposed Ts p. Pounded N Norip,lisr
~ Kinr's DsuFh,srs.

TIE htnrs flsurf'teTs 81 Murtrriinr
hste ftf srfni-s II fururr1rafiuu ssfh
ti.s ssafassrF ~ state etfhnut ussflts1
ssas& TFs Stride sf~safF that tlaa ~
ssrraassfisrs wafi especially strfts e. -
sniEiaf arrlr frs ares sumrr ~ tfary
fsfiaf 1aas order Nas u~ENuirra b see
usrr Hss- Tis nrtielrs arr strrrf -
Ersslaa H Ti.fry nns % uthers
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
MONTPELIER FOR DUNCAN.
Majority for Quincy Man Saturday Aft.
ernoon Was 81.

AZ meeting Of the Montpelier branch
oi the Granite Cutters association sat.
urdsy afternoon majority Of 81 votes
were given 60 James Duncan Of Quincy.
Mass. for president of the international
association. ~ the 53a votes csst. Pres
ident Duncan received ls5 and James
tarvev. The other candidate for the of
fce. l54 The halloting was done in
Grand Army hall
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
MORE ITALIANS
WENT TO WORK
Street Corner and Jeered Them as
They Went To and From
the Stonesheds.

Apparently break came this morning
in the ranks of the Italian granite cut
ters who have continued on strike since
the English speaking members of the
branch returned to work a week ago.
True. only few returned to work, but
enough to cause considerable of stir
among those who are not working. Quite
a number Of these gathered at the corner
of Smith and Berlin streets this noon to
watch the workers as they went to din
ner. There was no other demonstration
than the calling of names and ieerng
those who went to work. The same
crowd gathered at | o'clock, but no one
was molestcd.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
MONTPELIER INCREASES POLICE.
Large Number Of Special Police and Dep
uties Being Sworn In.

During yesterday and to day Chief
Connolly Of the Montpelier police depart
ment was engaged in swearing in special
city policemen and at the same time
Clerk Moody Of Washington county court
was swearing in special deputy sheriffs.
The total number thus far sworn in is
about ~. in addition to the regular police
force of Montpelier and the sheriff's de.
partment. This action was taken on re-
port that a crowd of dissatisfied Italian
and Spanish stonecutters were planning
to make a demonstration in Montpelier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
TERROR IN TRIESTE.
Some Buildings Sacked and Many
Houses Abandoned.

dine. Italy, via Paris. May 24.-Ter-
for pigns among the inhabitants Of the
Austrian seaport Of Trieste. according
e. reports received here. Houses have
bern abanloned BY tie people and some
buildings hays bern ssckcd Police and
ertv here IN the city.
IN unknown person during the night
surce.icd IN climbing the dome ~ the
hasilta ~ San Giusto and planted the
italisn flag 10 the top. Austrisns gen
darMrs removed u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
TO TEST TRAFFIC RULE.
Montpelier Grand Juror Will Take Two
Autoists Into Court.

Warrants were issued in Montpelier to.
day for the appearance in city court there
of Charles =. White and y. T. Seeun.
who arc charged with driving their auto
mobiles on the left side Of the traffic sign
AZ the corner Of Main and State streets.
The former is alleged 20 have driven con.
trsry 10 the ruling last Saturday and 10
have refused TO back up and 60 the other
way when requested to do so. Grand Jur.
or Theriault prosecutes and the cases
NAV be heard Tuesday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
RUSSIANS SEIZED
TURKISH TOWN
And Relieved Armenians who Were Be.
ing Besieged-The Turks Fled at
Approach Of Russians.

Tihis. Trans-Csucasia. sunday. via
Petrograd. Monday, lO.30 q. m. and
London. 1910 ?. m.--A detschrnent of
Russian soldiers has corrupted the town
of Van in Asistic Turkey. thus bringing
relief % the Armenisns. who were beiug
besieged there BY the Turks. Upon the
advent n the Russians. the Turks re-
treated m the direction ~ Bitiis.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
UNITED STATES HEARS
OF WAR DECLARATION
Ambassador Page a. Rors Notihss
wsshinrton and President wiser
ls Preparing . Hsutrslity
Proclamation


Washington. q. a. Msr "a Ths Arnsr
iesr ruternmart's FIRST oH5rial infarrna
tipn ~ itaits dfris-sfiun 81 msr ~ Ans.
tria Errivsd today on naessars from
Ambassador Psrr 81 p0rns
The fnfsilin1 trurllas urrs - -faF ir-
M rl1t un fi.s Harlfrslltr rl-n-iz r,1sf irlr
q uhi-h prnsiasrt W1aiu NH issus srur
tfiiriEl ntt sfsntian md t-rr awa7te7 re-
fuTs ths 5ssna a-r rg tfs anenrsHrf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
GERMANY is RE-
PORTED TO HAVE
DECLARED WAR
Message from Wolf Agency to the Ex-
change Telegraph Co. Of London
Says II Is a Fact.

l,osdon. MAY "a. lOi42 a. ma dis
patch to the Exchange Telegraph com.
pany saws a telegram from Basel states
the Wolf agency announces Germany
has declared war against Italy and re-
called Prince Won Buelow, her smbssss-
dor az Rome.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
BURNING OF HOTEL
COST TWO LIVES
Bell Boy and a French Tutor Burned to
Death on Destruction of the
Raleigh at PeekskilI,, NY

Peekskill, n. Y, May 24.-Two lives
were lost to-day, when the Raleigh no.
tel was burned. The dead are Edward
McColace, a bell boy. and a French tutor,
who only recently came to this country.
The loss was $4,000. The building was
formerly on opera house.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
CLAN MEMORIAL SERVICE
Was Held on 5ist Anniversary Of the Or
rsnization.

The annual mefnorinI sertice ~ tian
Gordon No ". q. :. a.. sss nisefsed ~
aiouf ~ uleuisers NJ that organization
81 tiss Frsf rrrshfterian rhurch vestrr
d. rnoruiug 4 custom uhich hss heeu
fallnu "a ont siree the Institut1ue - ths
iasn uns - hs-s surh = sertiee m ths
Sunasy nesrest fisF dss ~ tiir flsns hs
rinnlnr- The raar n 30 hsrlsnes that
tsstrrdaf uss tis alst annirerssff. Tho
fesfuF rrt Eirsf trnsslani. dsiiFersd
tsrs frlrFrfui ana fhnuritfui ss'rfugn deal
fnr Wffh 500 iama Hwa ~mfrhmen His
Hisrnmrar drsN wn ttr Hrurrssivu ~
fisnurit iftuisinef tn sHr-as ~ sns Z7 NJ
! - fpff ri.rrfar q - Arhn -Whrn b.
srss fisrrrfrFf sau kis rrrfl.sr Ruf So d.
rff.if sssrfiur - slse~ b. lBrrd - snth
nfsn his rlr1ifar Ht rflEr tsshs1H tfr
san Ts-Hr snMk - e. fi.s alartlis. in.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
BULLET IN HIS SIDE,
MAY NOT RECOVER
Arthur Sceggei, Farmer of Brookfield. N.
H., Is Alleged to Have Been
Shot by Nathan H. Rand
Last Night.

Brookfeld, N. H., May "a. Arthur
SceggeI, a farmer, is towering between
life and death with bullet in his right
side, and Nathan Fl. Rand is under ar.
rest, charged with shooting him last
night after an alteration over Scepgel's
daughter, Ellen, with whom Rand ran
away last week and who was brought
home after the pair were found in Con-
cord.
According to Rand's story, he went to
Sceggels home for the purpose of in.
ducing Sceggcl to allow him to see his
daughter. Sceggel objected and in the
course of the argument Rand is alleged
to have shot him. Later Rand surren.
dered to the authorities.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
RUSSIAN MAN O. WAR
REPORTED SUNK
German Report Has it that the Wintel-
eimon Went Down in the Black
Sea With 14Oo Men.

Berlin, by wireless to Sayville, May
24-The Overseas News agency to-day
gave out the following: According to
a Bucharest dispatch, the Russian ar
mored man-of-war Wintheleimon has
been sunk with l,400 men in the Black
sea"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
AUSTR|ASTR|KES FIRST BLOW
ON ITALIAN CITY OF VENICE

announcement was made to-day that an
attack by French and British forces yes
terday on Turkish positions near Seddul-
Bahr, at the southern end of the Gallipoli
peninsula, has been repulsed. II 81 stated
that the allies left 1000 dead on the field.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
DEATH or HExAN STRAW.
Montpelier Mar Was % and Had Lived in
Capital City as Years

Hsrnau straw died at the Montpelier
poor farm st ~ oelock this morning
Hc vss horn IN Waterbury ~ wears ago
tn Montpelier 10 ID odd iots sl,ous the
to~n snd lived prsttv nnch w himself
He leaves = sistef N Maine and q nerh.
~. Beftrrnd Strsw iH Natsrfovn. We.
Tils fausrnl prulably nih h. hsls Tucs
far
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
SWEDEN is URGED
TO ENTER THE WAR
Pamphlet is Being Circulated To Induce
Sweden To Attack Russia at Once
To Secure Independence of
Finland

London, May "a, 3:05 p. ma message
to the Exchange Telegraph Co. from Co
penhagen says pamphlet is being dis
tributed throughout Sweden to further
the movement for the Intervention of
that country in the war against Russia.
These pa mphlers urge Sweden to step in
at once to secure the independence of Fin
land by an attack on Russia or by other
means.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
essnns Cuftsrs Ists-nstisnsi
asss-atsgr - Arne1rs

A --rlss -r-ssinr - sAs Hs-rs srrr-s
- -. q Il IA rf a. wn t9 trls ..
go urezs hnu-F
r rsn-f -rrrirrs Ar 1rarrs ssrh
a-.l.sHss f-ast ri Hsr~s arra is-rs
-rrls sals q ase-u huuss
~ Mur5ar srrrfrr va q -
rr~R I'D WEt ---~w-T.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
TUEKIsH LOSSES TOLD


Fers Nfar 2s-Am nHIrisi ru.s -
sitss 1ssf rixtf -s1Hraina fhs urseratiss'ss
~ ~ rzTdrnsiies ssrs ftat Rrtist
sHil-ssTtns stink tHo tarres, i~sts Hna
feo t-rns-rrts urr ~ vhrt vns 1aas-
ufk trnnra Tls sert rf 60 utss
s. - sa8eHs
1t tss 1Hrdtrsal-* SEQ EutAist d.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
u. S. SUBMARINE FL
los FT. FROM SURFACE
Vessel Lost OF Honolulu Hsrbor MAY Bs
Brought Completely To the Sur
fane RY Tfnrnaar.

Honoiulu. Ma 2s.-Ths submarine "a
vhieh ssnk tso upnths ago with : los
of q lives hss tssn ra SD a. wifhin Ifs
feet oi the surfnes tho divers reported a.
aag. u = thuurht tln tesss1 rnr g.
hHouEif 20 the snrfanr ~ ThnFnaav
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
ITALY HAS SEIZED
S20.OOO.0OO IN SHIPS
German snd Austrian Vessels in Italian
Pcrts Have Beer SeiTed ss
Prizes 81 War.

Eoss. SIC pnrs. Mav "a. q. u.--Tlhs
saius II Austrian ard fzarrnsn ships uev
in Italian ports. uhirh haVs baeorur
rrisss ~ wur. is ssf1nstnd st rntrs thsu
80 BaH m1n
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24

Saturday afternoon and two couples in
the ear were thrown out, escaping with
minor bruises. The automobile own
er's name or the persons in the car could
not be learned.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
AUSTRIAN WARSHIPS ATTACK
ITALY'S EASTERN COAST

Paris May 24 2:3O m-An attack by Austrian warshps
the of Italy along the Adratc announced
official from the Italian Office and transmitted
Paris by the correspondent of the Havas is said
the Austrian warshps forced to withdraw after short
cannonade
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24

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