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Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23
TRAIN HITS BUS, FIVE DEAD
Heavy Fog Is Responsible for Death
of School Children at
Berthold, NJ. D.

Berthold, North Dakota. - Five
schoolboys and man were killed and
another boy seriously injured when
Great Northern passenger train struck
a bus loaded with school children at
a railroad crossing during heavy fog
near here late yesterday afternoon.
John Ahearn, the driver of the bus,
was the adult killed. The children,
all under 16 years of age, were mem
bers of three families, and were being
taken from school to their homes near
here.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23
WILL LET SUPPLIES THROUGH
England Permits Shipments Into Ger
many IT they Are Usd by Amer
can Red Cross Units.

London, England.-A correspondent
was informed that arrangements are
being made through the state depart
ment by Ambassador Spring Rice,
that all medical stores and appliances
for the American Red Cross in Ger
many, shall be allowed through the
blockades, on an understanding that
they shall be used exclusively for the
American Red Cross units, and not
be supplied to any other body, civil
or military.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23
CHOLERA IN THE PHILIPPINES
Army Medical officer Tells Senate
Committee Native Doctors Could
Not Cope With MaIady.

Washington, d. C.-Because ma
tive Filipino health officers failed to
cope with an epidemic Of cholera in
the islands in the last year, there
were 10000 deaths, Capt. r. C. Hele-
bower, of the army medical corps, told
the senate Philippines committee.
Only nine cases, he said. had come
to the direct attention of the army
physicians, and assistance of the
Americans was not welcomed by the
native officers.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23
SKETCH OF HAPPY PAIR.
The Bride.

InE bTIue.
Born October IA, 1872, in Wythe-
vile, Va, Is direct descendant of In
dian princess Pocahontas.
Has eight brothers and sisters.
Still retains the good looks for
which she was famous in her youth.
Is charming, tactful and intelligent.
Has devoted herself to charity
rather than social conquests.
Runs her late husbands jewelry
store and brings a dot" of $500, 900
to the president.
Likes baseball, golf, automobiling,
good books and music.
Dresses we'll
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23

Born December %. 1856. in staun-
ton, Va.
Passed his childhood and youth
mostly in Georgia and South Caro-
lima.
Educated in public schools, David
son College, Princeton University,
University Of Virginia and Johns Hop
kins University.
Married Helen Louise Arson of Sa-
vannah, June "a, 1866.
Taught history and economics at
Byrn Mawr, Wesleyan and Princeton.
Elected governor of New Jersey.
Elected president of the United
States in 1912.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23
President in Good Humor.

That the president was in high
good humor with himself and the
world, was plainly in evidence, as
some time during the day he granted
clemency to numerous malefactors,
and was particularly gracious to in
quirers.
Earlier in the day he had acted
as sponsor at the christening of his
only grand daughter, the infant child
of Secretary and Mrs. w. G. McAdoo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23
Sale Of Liquor Forbidden.

Galveston, Texas. = The sale of
alcoholic liquors in Mexico City has
been forbidden for 80 days by de-
cree issued by the governor of the
federal district, according to advices
reaching the Mexican consulate here.
The decree was measure taken to
prevent the spread of typhus.
1t is also reported that Gov. Aware
do of the state of Yucatan, has issued
a decree permanently forbidding the
sale Of liquors In that state.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23
Marrlaae a FaIIure; kIIIs sst.

Memphis, Tenn.-L. e. Moody,
rancher of South Maybe, Tex, swal-
lowed poison here and died instantly.
A year ago he married a manicurist
after a courtship of two days. He
left a note declaring that his mar
riage was failure.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23
Mayor Vetoes Vote on HIS Recall.

Atlanta, Ga-Mayor James G.
Woodruff vetoed resolution passed
by the city council ordering recall
election Jan. 5, affecting the mayor
and four members Of the police COM
mission.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23
10000 prIests EIaht for Eranee.

London.-There are more than 2O,-
900 soldier priests in the French ar
my, according to Rev. F, A. Cardew,
chaplain of st. Georges Church, Paris,
in an address at Redford College.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23
Mayor Of Tulsa, Ok, ousted.

Tulsa, Ok.-Accusations of having
received stipulated sums of money
for the city which were in effect
bribes to give immunity to keepers of
alleged gambling houses and liquor
selling establishments caused Judge,
Conn Linn of the district court to
issue orders removing Mayor Frank
M. Wooden and T. ]. Quinn, police
and fire commissioner, from office.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23
nAnnle klnau rles.

Chicago. - Franklin Newhall, 80
years old, long known throughout the
Middle West as the "apple king" Is
dead In Glencoe. suburb Of Chicago.
He owned orchards near his home and
had 5000 acres Of orchards on Mani
tou Island, Mich.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23
AsIsed to euy LlnooIn,s cIothe..

Washington Congress has been
asked to appropriate $500 to pur-
chase the suit of clothes Abraham
Lincoln wore the night of his assis-
sination at Ford's Theater in 1865.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23
400 Machlnists strIke

Springfield, Mass.-Approximately
400 employees of the Westinghouse
Company in the "river shop" are on
strike. The principal demands are,
the increase in wages and recognition
of the union through representation
Of tie shop committee.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23
Canal Reopened.

Panama.-Work has progressed so
rapidly on the removal OF the Gail
lard slide that the csnal is now open
for tugs and dredges of light draft
Ships Of larger size will be allowed
to use the waterway by Jan. 1.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23
To Mine Arkansas Potash.

Eureka Springs, Ark-The Armour
Packing Company Of Chicago has
closed a deal to lease 10000 acres
of land eight miles south of here to,
mine potash. An immense bed was
discovered in this county.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23

Bennington, vt.-Daniel Worcester,
so years old. who was known as the
original Uncle Tom" Of the dramati-
zation of Uncle Toms Cabin" is
dead at the Vermont Soldiers Home.
The company produced the drama for
the first time in Lowell. Mass. in
1851.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23
For Insurance ReduIatIon-

Washington.-Federal regulation Of
Insurance companies was proposed in
a bill introduced by Senator Weeks at
the request Of insurance men who de-
sire such legislation.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23
ALWAYS a Reason

Il wonder why Jinks always insists
on getting a table as far away from
the music as possible when he goes t.
a restaurant?"
Probably 1t spoils his appetite not
to be able TO hear his own voice.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23
seven Men Drowned.

Cambridge, Md.-Seven men were
drowned in Chesapeake Bay when the
sloop Lady Harrington of Oxford cap
sized and sank in gale Of wind and
rain.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23
ANOTHER Canal for Germany.

Berlin. CONSTRUCTION Of another
link in the German canal system has
been begun. The new canal is to con-
meet the Rhein and the Ruhr rivers
in Westphalia
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23
RRGNOEXT WZZ4S0NANDRQ RQDF~. Ik

Wilson's house lines of police blocked
pursuit in all the adjoining streets.
At the Union Station the presidential
extnrance was fully lighted and lines
of police were spread all about Those
who were attracted to the railroad
station by the show of preparation
were disappointed, while the presi-
dent and Mrs Wilson were speeding
TO the station across the river, ten
miles away.
Will Live at Hotel Until January I.
At Hot Springs, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
son will live at the Homestead Hotel
until after New Years Day, unless
some development should necessitate
the presidents earlier return to the
capital. Two of the White House
automobiles have been sent on ahead,
and the couple expects to spend their
honeymoon motoring, golfing and
walking over the mountain trails. Be
sides the secret service guard, the
party was accompanied by one stem
Ographer.
Rev. Herbert Scott Smith, rector of
st. Margarets Protestant Episcopal
Church, of which the bride is COM
municant, was waiting beneath the
canopy to perform the ceremony, and
with him, to assist, was the presi-
dents pastor, Rev. James H. Taylor
OF the Central Presbyterian Church.
Word "obey" Is Used.
Mrs. William H. Boiling, the brides
mother, gave her away. The presi-
dent stood to the right of the clergy
men and the bride stood on the left.
DIR. Smith began the words of the
Episcopal marriage service, the presi-
dent making his responses first and
then the bride making hers. After
the bride promised to love, cherish
and obey" the president placed the
wedding ring, a plain band of gold,
upon her finger. Then, after a prayer
and while the couple clasped their
hands together, DR.. Smith declared
them man and wife.
AS the last words of the ceremony
we're pronounced the president and
aNNsNNsN.NN~.NNsN4NN NNNNNNSNsNNS~N~NN
Many Like Him.
Have you made up your mind what
you win say when you get to con
gress?"
yes" replied the statesman Till
] see how things are going | intend
simply to sit through the roll call and
say Present. wv Washington Star
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23
switzerland Extends Embaroo.

Washington. Switzerland has ex-
tended its embargo list to include dye.
stuffs and paints, paper and paper
stocln wire, elastic, metal and WOOD
tools and a few chemicals.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23
Captain Killed by FAN From Horse.

Captain Killed by Fall From Horse.
Washington.-Capt. Frank Robards,
United States Marine Corps, son
Of w. c. Robards of San Antonio,
Tex, was killed by fall from his
horse while on duty with the ex-
peditionary force near Port au Prince.
Haiti
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23
Gets 100000 From patent.

Risbon. Ark.-T Rev. s. D.Lind-
say was informed that he was worth
100000 as q result Of a patent auto.
mobile spring he invented.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23
Fire DESTROYS Elevator.

Kankakee, nl.-Fire destroyed the
Cleveland Elevator Company's eleva-
tor and wood storage house at Shell
don, Ill, with an estimated loss Of
$3.50, 900.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23
MANY Ike Him.
a Nobody.

"No, she has never gone out much"
How do you know"
"Wby, when she Joined our sewing
club she actually expected to do some
sewing
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23
Farmer Burns to death in Home.

FarmoT buFhb 20 Dcath N FIomos
Peru, lnd.-Dayid Mccormick, so
years old a farmer fell down stairs
when saving household goods from
his burning home and was burned to
death.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23
Woman Rurned 10 peath.

Hopkinsville, Ky.-Mrs. Irwin Save
lis was burned to death at bonfire
in her yard
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23
A Waste Of Monex.

Ma, can have a quarter to go to
the minstrel show?"
mo, Johnny, you cannot. The idea
OF paying a quarter to hear the very
same jokes your father has been tell.
ing us for the last 10 years"
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23
Where Are Russian TrOops9

There has been considerable specu-
lation in London for some time as to
what has become of the Russian
troops which concentrated on the Ru--
manian border several weeks ago,
with the apparent intention Of enter
ing the Balkan conflict.
At the time when Russian co-opera-
tion in the entente allies campaign
would have been the most fortuitous
they were described in all reports as
poised on the Rumanian frontier
ready for immediate invasion of Bull
garia, but after weeks of suspense,
during which repeated rumors con-
verted Russia's longheralded move In
to an accomplished fact, it was
learned the Russian incursion never
advanced beyond the preparatory
stage.
Recently an absolute lack of de-
velopments regarding the Russian
plan in this quarter led most observ--
ers to decide that hopes for Rus.
sian interference were either prema-.
ture or based upon circumstances
since altered. 1t is now reported that
the Russian force is being withdrawn
from the Rumanian border.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23
TEUToNs WILL PAY PARTICULAR
ATTENTION TO BRITISH
IN FEW DAYS.
QUIET ON THE OTHER FRONTS
Russians Prepare for New Offensive
campaign-snow on ltalian-Aus-
trlan Line Stops All Prog
ress-Turks Shelled.

London.-The presumed prelude OF
a strong German offensive movement
on the western front, where the Ger
mans are reported to have received
large re-enforcements, occurred early
Sunday morning against the British
line to the northeast of Ypres. To the
accompaniment of heavy lombard
ment the Germans directed clouds of
gas against the British, who, in con-
junction with the French batteries,
turned their guns on the German
trenches engaged in the gas opera
tions.
On the other war fronts there has
been little fighting of Importance.
For the present, the campaign in
the Balkans, except for the pursuit
of the Serbians in Northern Albania
and minor actions between the Bull
garians and Montenegrins virtually is
at standstill. The Bulgarians are
stil standing guard at the Greek from
tier, where the Anglo-French forces
crossed to make their way back to-
Saloniki.
Along. the Austro-ltallan line, snow
in the mountains and rains in the
valleys are hampering the Italians in
their operations against Gorilla Near
Monte San Michele an Austrian
trench, which was formed a salient
in the Italian line, was taken by a.
surprise Italian infantry attack
Artillery bombardments of Turkish
and allied positions and the shelling
of Turkish positions by entente war
ships are reported from the Gallipoli
Peninsula.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-15
MISSIONARIES SELL
BROADWAY HOLDING
Parcel Opposite the City Hall
Assessed at S3O3.OOO Goes
to Unnamed Buyer.
18Th ST. LEASEHOLD SOLD

Roadway in the vicinity OF CITY Hail
rr,isned an item OF news yesterday to
q. market for the frat time since Mr..
voolworth was acquiring the site for
Ma monumental office building. The
,-orerty sold yesterday Is that OF the
noneetlc and Foreign Missionary So
,,sy Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
4, .is Broadway and 2'a Murray street.
TIE realty forms An 7. around the south
,ss, corner OF Murray street and
ROADWAY. j, - a 1--we atory building
AL feet on Broadway and t9.s feet on
Murray street. The longest leg OF IN.
lis 1865 feet. The property was given
10 the mission society by Mary Rhine
lander King. whose family had owned It
for more than century. II IL the f,rst
ssls OF Broadway property In that block
since 1901. when the Boardruan family
sold 24i Broadway to Gherardi Davis
for a stated consideration OF S230,000
The property sold yesterday Is assessed
by the city at 100000. The name of
the buyer or what the future has In
store FOR the property could not be
learned yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-15
Az Corp 20 Jacob n soh,R, ess 6th az.
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Cptovu.

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Trustees OF the second Avenue Me,ho;
dist Episcopal church to Enieran' ma
Aug Il. isis. C.: atty. NJ j seaman,
81 Chambers st.......;;. ',.'...ssS;gco
i'Y louise N 6 ROLLER to to" Michaei ] Shea,
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yrs, c: atty. l. t Co. It's Broad
way ............ ........'.:.. N'Soe
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!sisi st; 5exli l.2-Rivsryiew C4nst GO
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-15
BUYING BROOkLYN HOMES.

burrilI Bros have sold the three
story and basement brownstone nous.
500 President street. between sixth
ard Seventh avenues, for Mrs Cathe-
fine Maneels 20 a buyer for occupancy.
A. Peace 4 Son have sold the three
STORY and basement stone house AT 4o5
Sterling place. between Underhll and
Washington avenues, for George W.
keeney.
Frank 4. Seavsr & 60. have resold
ne plot u nine lots on the noT,hwes-
e'iy corner of Eighteenth avenue and
seventeen street for Ethel Norton TO
~ investor.
FRANK A. Seaver & Co. have sold the
ufee family house at 35s Bay Ridge
Nenue for Mrs Catharine Grace.
Albert +. Bremen has sold the dwell
hs az % Norwood avenue for Thomas
Smith 70 George A. Booman; also,
w. Euclid avenue, a private dwelling.
'or George Freitag to client for &C.
cupancy
Henry g. Young has sold 308 Nicholas
sVenuo a dwelling, for $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-15
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-15
aaOi. 900 ~ BRONx FLATS.

In tho Bronx Bureau of Buildings
plans we've filed yesterday For nine more
mats. TO be erected In various sections
OF the borough and calling for a total
outlay of sfol 900. Two of these build
ings will be erected by the j. II. ".
NonS ruction Company, j. mes VI. Miles
president. on the west side of briggs
avenue. lt2 feet south OF is1th street,
cost 10000 two by The Edward J.
Byrne Company. each i3xs5.6, on tho
east side of Sherman av.rue. 227 feet
north OF 1850 street. cost 10000: two
BY the Wicklow Building Company nj
the northwest corner % Grand Boulevard
and 1Sith street each 62xS3.3. cost
100000. one by the Esther Realty
Company. on the west side OF Full
ton avenue, II feet north of 18TH
street, 67xiIt.5. cost 10000; one by
tn Burnett-Weil CONSTRUCTION COM
pany. on the north side of l7?th street
10 feat east OF Bathgate avenue, ts.6x
80, cost $4,000. and one by the Nista
Construction Company. on the west side
Of Concourse. ?32 feet north of lsith
street. 5cx66.1, cost 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-15

- me i,alisn iiuef pucn d'Aosta. ssl'n.
'o-udA 'sr Nnp."s. 90 talk, NATL closlnr
AZ $50 a. NJ. for Germany. Austria, Hun
gary ana Turkey; also for other counfrie.
Nneh specially addressed.
The american liner -; Louis. sailing
today FOR Liverpool viii take mai. cIos-
ing a. $50 a. NJ 'or Europe except ,ie,-
many Austria, Hungary f.uXotISurY ana
IIdies ~ "" i''7
The French liner HochambeaL sailing
TUESDAY FOR bordeaux, VIII take mail
c'osing AZ noon. for France. Rumania BuI
saf!s, Seryia. Switzerland, Italy, spain.
PORTUGAL! Egypt. Greece British lndi.
british East Africa, siam. Malta CIbr,!-
ar Ccylon, straits settlements Dutch
East Indies, West Australia aud Persia
also other countries ,cxccpt Germany
Austria, Hungary, iuXemburg and Tu--
keSl, when specify addressed
me tunarder brduna, sailing Tuesd6,
Tor Liverpool VIII take mail. closing a.,
$3.50 a NJ, for Europe teNceo' Germsny.
AustriS. Hungary, Luxembourg and Tur
.ayl. Africa. West Asia and the Ea.'
indies
Tho Holland America steamship Moor
dam. sailing Tuesday for Falmouth and
Rotterdam. vii take mail. closing az S.30
\. NJ, for the Netherlands, Germany
Austria. Hungary and Luxembourg also -
o'h"r countries when specially addressed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-15
BUYS OLD COLONIAL HOME.

The belaiieid Estate has sold to Will
ct 4. Skillman one OF the oldest houses
IN the R!vcrtlaie- Fieldston district. as Il
well antedates the Van Cortlandt mouse
situated I'm Van Cortlandt Park. The
house stands Oh the Albany Post road
tust north of the old southerly line OF
NE fhilipss Manor, and forms one %
hs landmarks OF the district.
Bulls II stone ind .-ewn tinlbers, with
walls over two feet thick. and covered
with vines Il was probably the gate
house or southern border house OF tho
ih'lipsc property. and represents in it's
plan and rtyle the times long before the
Revolu' a.. Some of the old iron work.
the log hammered hinges, and other
relics OF Colonial days, may still be seen
and these will be carefully preserved In
Tho alterations now being carried out
under the supervision OF Dwight J..
Baum architect. which will result in
making the old farmhouse an attractive
modern dwelling.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-15
Movements Of Naval Vessels.

WASH \GrDN, MAJ ll--Cru!ser Colo
RADIO hgs arrived At san Diego deetroycrs
tanuing, jenkins, Joleft Brt'", Jarvis.
tug IEciS anu submarine O. g a. Sor'h
River, 'prp"lp boat ChuInrrv ~ Jot,,
r T.. cruiser Nprth Ctru'iua At Alexandria.
Egypt. vu.li"r Mar Al bi4luH. 90. .'.~
Jupiter, cruiser chester aud mine ship Sal
Francisco a. N"wpul' an. Hn. .'r Jason &C.,
S.u Pedro.
The de tr.Sey- iI4l' Hopkius aud Law
-ratr haze sailed ~ou. ~tusaIifo for san
Pedro. guubuat Na.lit, from Key Wrs'
tor prugrrso collier N.r,u- from Hump
'pr Roads 'lr Boston. -lUuotf ChAt
.aEopgo from san Diego fDr target pran-
ice, destroyer. B"nhtW. IL % Ihl Cum
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