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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-16
PLACED unDTR ARREs1.
Nellie r. wnson. At whoss House Mar
rarst z. Iahnsgn nisa.

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-16
SMITH-BUGBEE.
Barre Girl the Bride Of Chelsea, Mass.
Man To-day.

A quiet wedding was solemnized at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. Clinton i. Bugbea
9S Washington street, this morning al
10 O'Clock when their daughter, Miss
Beatrice l.. Bugbee was united in mar
riage to Frederick y. Smith of Che /,
Mass, son of Rev. s. $. Smith ,h y
cord. Rev. II. +. Newell pc 80 me
Ilcdding Methodist church, per .ned the
ceremony in the presence OF the immedi-
ate relatives and the couple were at
tended by Miss Evelyn Bugbee, sister
Of the bride, and George Smith Of Mont
pelier, brother of the groom. The bride
was married in a. travelling suit of navy
blue with hat to match. The couple left
at Has o'clock over the Central Yer.
mont railroad for weeks stay in Bos-
ton. after which they will be at home at
81 Kimball road, Chelsea, Mass. A we'd
ding breakfast followed the ceremony.
The bride is graduate of Spaulding
high school in the class of 1912 and from
the business course at Goddard seminary
in 1913. Mr. Smith is employed as a
chauffeur in Chelsea and viii be remem-
bered here as former member of the
Barre fire department, having been en-
gagged in Barre as driver in the de.
partment. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Smith are
fayorably known in the city and many
friends will unite in extending them con
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-16
GREAT OPIUM SEIZURE.
Taken from British Steamship in New
York Harbor.

! New York, Feb. I6.--Customs nspec-
/ tors yesterday boarded the British
steamship Frankmeunt and seized 81 500
worth Of smoking opium and alleged evil
denee in the form of letters which is
said TO lead government agents TO be.
lieve that opium smuggling gangs are
operating here and at Tacoma, Wash,
and that an extensive traffic is carried
on at Vancouver, y. G., and at several
large South American ports, Three Chi
ncse members Of tho crew were arrest
ed.
Last night, just as the Frankmount
was starting for Portland, Me-, the
steamer was held up by revenue cutters
for further inspection, Surveyor Thomas
h. Rush having received information al
leging that 80 cans Of opium, said 10 be
valued at $4,000, were concealed in the
coal bunkers.
The Frankmount arrived here Satur-
day from London with cargo OF gem
eral merchandise consigned TO a steam
ship company here and at Portland Me.
After the seizure Of the opium yester-
day the unloading Of the New York
cargo was completed and the ship start
ed on her way out Of the harbor for
Portland. N
Just before she sailed. Survey Rush re-
eeived the report which led TO the hold
ing up Of the Frankmount. Tie notified
the authorities OF the revenue cutter
service and the cutter Calumet overlook
the steamer of Bedloe's island and or
dered her captain 10 anchor to await a
more thorough search to-day.
The Frsnkmount has been under sur
veillance by government agents ever
since her arrival Yesterday they board
ed the boat AZ her pier. Besides 20 cans
OF opium they found, they say. ten COM
plete smoking outfits, plant for the
manufacture Of smoking opium. two re.
volyers' and cartridges. Tho chief stew. I
ard and two other Chinese members Of /
The crew were arrested on charge Of I
conspiracy to smuRgle opium into the
Letters found on them are
said to indicate their alleged connection 7
with a smuggling ring Of far-reachinc 4
extent
The 300 tons Of coal remaining in the /
Fraukm0unt's bunkcrs were being over.
hauled to-day unde- the direction Of cus
tom officials.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-16
MUSICAL CONVENTION.
Annual Event to Be Held in East Mont
pelier Feb. Is and 26.

The seventeenth annual East Montpe.
lier musical convention, under the lead.
ership Of c. i. Dudley OF that place
will be held at the village hall in East
Montpelier Thursday and Friday, Feb
p and 20. Mrs X. H. Cleaves of Mont
pelier has been engaged as aecompanst,
with Miss Clara Whipple of Barre as So
prano soloist. Mrs. Harriet p. Willard
of Burlington as contralto and Fred In
glis Of Barre as tenor The 0rpheus
male quartet Of Barre. composed OF Dr.
ID. c. Jarvis, first tenor; Fred lnglis,
second tenor; George Mackay, first bass.
aud William Inglis. second bass, will
also have part on the program.
Rehearsals are TO h. held on Thurs
day at II a. m, 80 and 7:30 p. m. and
on Friday at 1890 a. m. and 1880 p. m
A matinee viii be given at 3 O'Clock Of
the latter day. with a concert az s.
Supper is 10 be served after the con.
cert. followed by dancing.
Among the selections 20 be taken up
by the chorus are: Unfold le Portals
.fGounodl. Chorus Of Revelers'
tGounodl, Break, Break, Break" Mac
Tarrenl. "The Crusaders" (Pinsuti1.
Lovely June" tArditel "Baby Love"
Watson, Earth and Heaven" (Mer-
cadantei
Entertainment during tho convention
will be- in charge OF the grange. Dinner
and supper viii b. served in the vii
lage hall for 25c each, and lodging aud
breakfast will b. given free 10 members
Of the chorus. Free transportation
from station to bah and return Tick
tts admitting TO an rehearsals and con.
seTts Soc. single rehearsal Toe; fchears-
Il and matinee Friday afternoon, 25eg
,onccrt Thursday evening, 25c; children
under II years. l5c.
Tho arrangement committee T. Mrs.
J r. Young. Mrs. Charles IAvigne. Mrs.
r W Coburn. Mrs. Clarence Templeton.
Mr. n. J. Tenpleton Mrs & ?. Dudley.
drs. q. CLARK. Mrs. John Buck. and the
snterta iument committee. Mr.. George
Mcknight and Mrs. Iyle Young
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-16
LIFE SAVED BY BABY.
Professor Dupriez Of Louvsin University
Tells cambridgs Audience.

Camhridae. Mass Feh IG.- Professor
Leon Dupriez of Louvain university IN
Belgium. On his arrival Yesterday b. con.
duct two courses in government ~ Har.
ward university told bow his life bad
heen saved frvm the Germans bv ths
quick Wit Of one 81 Die children. 1
trooB of Germans marching past thr
DafaaeF h0ur in lautain. turned and
fred into t. the professor said. so ons
was injured hut thf sniaieys rushed into
thr houss sud salzed PrufaszuF Dutrirz.
uhn. ther riaiued bad fired q them
Iram e Htu1rw
"A hg sereaaHt stFuek me arross ths
nfm ullh the fat 81 BE Rnronat. De-
srtd. Haua uaaf 3 gesture fa thf 80.
dtsFs. thourh nF hpu bad rurue.
Taru aarns ltfir ruiaa 81 German.
purt silaat mF - He q German end
iHs aant n1thae Me ars German. Are
sen f-afmaH TIE Hrrraanf inasaf nt
tlf ehfa esd thra arHaTe3 uls fefaassa 81
q hf professor ssA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-16
n SHIPS IN DANGER.
Clearing from New York, win Be in War
Zone Made By Germany.

New York, Feb. l6.--Of tho steam
ships clearing from New York within
the past two weeks, the maritime rev
ords show to-day that p are due 20 be
within the war zone declared by Ger
many around Great Britain on or after
Feb. Is, the day set for the establish.
ment of the zone Four ships Of this
feet are American-owned and fly the
American flag and five of the steamers
carry passengers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-16
GAzED INTO REVOLVER.
Then He Surrendered SIS to Man Be
hind the Gun.

North Adams, Mass, Feb. l6.-Joseph
Strauss, proprietor Of a grocery store on
Eagle street, was held up last night in
his store by a tall stranger and at the
point Of a revolver was relieved OF SIS
the days receipts
He was counting the cash when the
stranger entered, went to the cigar
counter and indicated the brand Of cigar
which be wished TO purchase Mr..
Strauss bent over 20 reach for il and
when he looked mp again he was gazing
straight into the muzzle OF a revolver.
The stranger commanded him 20 hand
over the money and Mr.. Strauss obcyed.
The robber then lighted a cigar and left
the store.
The police force was set 10 work on
the case. but the bandit covered his
tracks well and no trace Of him has
been found
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-16

of the Vistula the customary cannonad.
ing occurred,
I'm the Carpathans we repulsed stub
born attacks by the Austrians at syid-
mix. We made some progress on the
left bank of the Upper San and captured
more than 1000 prisoners, five machine
guns and a gun.
Germans who attacked the heights
near Myto koziourka, between the Bes.
Kid and Wyszkow passes, were repulsed.
They suffered heavy losses. Our troops
starting o counter-attack from Dukla
and Wyszkow dislodged the Germans
from the heights fortified by them.
"Strong Austrian forces are advanc-
ing along the roads leading to Mad
worna and to Bukowina."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-16
WILL NOT BE ExTRADITED.
Werner Horn Said to Be Safe From Re-
moval to Canada.

Aiacbias. Me-, Feb. Werner Horn,
the German, whose extradition has been
demanded by the Canadian government
because Of the dynamiting of the inter
national bridge at Wanceboro, win not
be removed from the county Jail until
he has served his sentence of 30 days.
unless something extraordinary trans
pires, in the opinion Of James T. O'Con-
nell, his counsel, who was here few
hours yesterday for another conference
with the prisoner. Both expressed con-
fidence that he cannot be extradited. The
attorney had an interview with Atty
Gen. Pattangall at Augusta on his way
here
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-16

government, it would certainly be an
abuse of a neutral flag
"The fact that the merchant shipping
act Of Great Britain contains practical
permission for merchant ships Of other
nations 20 make such use of the British
flag, in case Of imminent danger, for the
purpose Of escape" says the note, "does
not justify the use of flags Of other ma p
tions which have no such law and have
given no such permission.
"The Netherlands calls attention TO
the grave danger which would be i'm.
posed upon all its shipping by general
instructions TO British merchantmen 60
make use Of the Dutch flag.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-16
FRESH MEAT FAMINE
IN NEW YORK STATE
If Closing of Buffalo Stockyards is Con-
tinued For Long-Federal and
State Orders TO Close Given

Buffalo, n ". Feb. l6.-The stock
yards OF Fast Buffalo will close this
afternoon under state and federal orders
because of the temperance Of the foot
and mouth disease, and there appears TO
be some uncertainty when they will re-
open. The situation, the packing house
men say, may mean fresh meat fam
inc for all parts Of New York depending
on Buffalo slaughterhouses.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-16
CARDINAL LANENrs povERrr
0usansH says CsnsHisrt ere Hsafi
E-satirf

fidstuH SD lr kfets hrff & sars
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-16
NOT CALLED HOME.
Ambassador Won Bernstorff Denies Ru-
NOR From Berlin

London, Feb 16-An Amsterdam dis.
patch to the Exchange Telegraph com
pany, gives the rumor from Berlin that
Count Won Bernstorff, the German am
5assador to the United States, has been
summoned to Berlin,
Countess Won Bernstorff, it is added
had engaged passage by a steamer which
sailed Saturday to join her husband at
Washington, but she cancelled the book
ing few hours before the steamers de-
parture.
Washington, Feb. l6.-The German
embassy last night authorized denial
of the report that the ambassador had
been summoned to Berlin, or was con-
templating leaving the United States for
any purpose. 1t was said also that
Countess Bernstorff had made no plans
for visit to America in the near fu-
ture
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-16
GREAT BRITAIN
MAY SINK SHIPS
German Official Statement Expresses the
Opinion That She May Purposely
Provoke Neutrals.

Berlin, via wireless to London, Feb. 10,
1880 a. m.--An official statement to-
day says that inasmuch as it is to the
interest of Great Britain that conflicts
arise between Germany and neutral pow
ers it is thought in German shipping
circles that English submarines, in order
to bring about this end, may purposely
sink one or more neutral ships. 1t Is
known also in shipping circles that Great
Britain has laid large quantities Of mines
against German submarines.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-16
FUNERAL OF H. M. HOUSTON.
Rev ]. W. Barnett oficisted at Services
YESTERDAY Afternoon.

Funeral services for Herman NJ. Hous-
ton. an ex.alderman Of this city and for
many years well known Barre con
tractor who passed away at his home,
.53 Maple avenue Saturday morning.
we're held at the house yesterday aft
ernoon at two O'Clock. Rev. J. W Bar.
nett, pastor Of the Barre congregational
church, officiating. The bearers we're:
James =. Higgins. Joseph Denny, Floyd
Dcariug. George Edwards, Earl Batchel-
der and Frank Jameson. Mrs. Gladys
Bradley sang "Will There BE ANY Stars
in Ny Crown aud "Beautiful Isle Of
Somewhere" There were a number Of
beautiful aoral tributes. Interment was
made in Hope cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-16
GEO. WARNER TRIAL
PUT OVER TO JUNE
Accused Of Double Murder in Andovef,
He Is Likely to Have to Wait I'm
til After the Close Of the
Legislature.

Woodstock. Feb. l6-The trial Of
George Warner, who, it is alleged, shot
and killed Henry II NNiggin and his wife
at Andover Nov. 4, has been postponed
until after the adjournment of the legis-
lature, so that Attorney General Barber
can give his personal attention to it.
Warner is now at the state asylum at
Waterbury for observation. Two indict-
ments for murder were found against
him. The trial viii probably be held at
the June term.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-16
BOMB EXPLODED
IN A MASKED BALL
Bulgarian Arst0cay Pete Broken Up
whsn Tvs Were Kiusd and Ten
wsunssa Last Nistt

Berlin. Fia wireless % London. Fsh.
ies Hsf5 a. m.-THa mtuisrs sr ssas q
aristnersev arf rsrrstss Is have issr
talHd and San efhs7s injured ukrn =
lssH.h fsI.'naad Aast niTit at naslsf
iaH sttstiet t9 tit m.ei ss.susfst -.
astt o tiaF huiear1an rarataI Tlss
t.liHd. asfTt-tu1 ~ ths nffiaas ue-s
ttH sr 8 frurr war nfrs.fa- ruf
asHeitsr tf tht fr@Et wsF m5n.
efsr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-16
SWITZERLAND
DEMANDS APOLOGY
Having Established that Aeroplane
Which Recently Flew Over the In
land Nation Was q German
Machine.

Berne, Switzerland. via Paris. Feb 10.
ls45 .. m.-An Official inquiry having
established that the asropiane which re-
GENTLY Few over Swiss territory and on
which TIE Swiss troops fred Wss . Ger
man machine, the swiss minister 81 Ber-
I'm has been instructed o. demand an
apology from The German government.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-16
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-16
ALDERMAN KEEFE FILED


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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-16
Canadian Troops Set To-day
to Guard Structure
at st. Croix
DISPLACING POLICE
AND RAILROAD MEN
Latter Have Been There
Ever Since Werner
Horns Act

vanceboro Me, Feb l6.--A squad Of
Canadian soldiers was stationed to-day
at the international railway bridge over
the St. Croix river The property had
been guarded by railroad and special of.
fieers since its destruction was attempt
ed by Werner Horn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-16
KILLED IN BOXING BOUT


ssmtfle. Wash. Fsh 81 A b. nraun.
q seaman en- tns Tested State srrisF
Na-ft fatssn 81 tis Purrt sarn8 narf
r#ra E FastfFaaf frum ffurias W.
sraF z-nlaF utHia iaarr ur tis rFHi--
= wIasf Nlrret utt g1aserae @rnsuaa
anrf1a- sranan t3aH tshtnd fhs t.ss
49, -arar-f Enur urHfnsedar
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-16
ONE KILLED IN QUAKE.
And SIX Were Injured in Collapse Of a
House

Rome. Feb. l6.--Renewed earthquake
shocks occurred Yesterday n pafts oi
the district IN central Italy visited ht
seismic disturbances several weeks ago.
One person vas killed and siN persons
were injured IN the collapse Of a house
a. Nszhano.
AZ Rocoa. sinfhnldi tho belfrv Of the
consent of Santa Maria fen upon SOW
eral houses. buryine lo persons. Cit
faaueale vas entirely wretked and a.
NaroliN several houses uers rendered IN.
uhatatahie
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-16
DRAW rHAw PANEL
From which to Select Jury Fof Tnsi For
Alleged Conspiracy.

Neu YORK. Teb IA special pant1
81 N2 talesmen frum vhith are t8 -
ssieeted iurf o. trr HstT d rAau
Ger onlsriraft In eseapnr from Mattea-
van. uas draau toaHar - the srperiar
sn-rf Husfsar Weeks Ths trial had fr-en
~ far nert Tues8a1 tai i,as fsfr fslst-
r8ued 81 Mares
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-16
SERVICES FOR ]. NJ MASON.
Were Held al His Late Home Monday
Afternoon.

The funeral 81 Jonathan NJ Mason
whose death az bic home, 81 Long street
early Friday morning followed an ill-
ness II four months. was held at the
house Monday afternoon at two O'Clock
Rev. George u. Holt, pastor of the First
BAPTIST church. odiriated and during the
strsice the hymns Abide With Ne
and Face 20 FaceT were rendered by
Mics Henrietta lnglis Tho bearers ueres
James ~ Cook and William fraad from
tle \. D.. q g. William sutton and John
Morgan from THE Baptist church VIII
liam oliver and Frank A. Hutchinson
FROM thss toolshafpemers iutermeuf was
% ths Flmuood ccuetery iu The family
raH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-16
10000 RUSSIANS TAKEN.
Germans Claim Great Seizure in East
Prussia.

Berlin, Feb. 10, by wireless to London,
The following announcement was
made yesterday by the Overseas News
agency Field Marshal Won HiudeR-
burg's third battle OF the AIazurian
lakes viii prove more disastrous to the
Russians than the other two from pres
ent indications. II is believed that for
ty thousand Russians were captured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-16
NETHERLANDS
MAKES PROTEST TO
TWO COUNTRIES
Sends Notes to Both Great Britain and
Germany-0bjects to German Zone
Proclamation and Use Of
Neutral Flags.

The Hague, via London, Feb. l6.-Th'
Netherlands has maintained the strictesi
neutrality by presenting notes Of protest
Al the same moment 20 Germany and
Great Britain, regarding the acts Of these
governments in respectively declaring a
war zone of the waters around the Brit.
ish isles and In using neutral nags
Dutch shipping is menaccd more than
that of any other neutral nation, owing
20 the large number Of Dutch Ycssel.
nassinQ through the English channel on
the voyage 30 the Dutch Indies. Dutch
shippers appear determined not n
change their schedules. and the ships VIII
proceed over the usual routes, although
with precautions in order b. make their
nationality clear.
The full text Of the Dutch protests 30
Germany and Great Britain j. not avail
able. but the following are the salient
paiufs of the c0nteuts Of that com-
nunicateB % the German foreign Office
First-The government of The neither
lsnas denies the lmpttation that q has
been Partial o. Great Britain IN the
ranfulf 81 commercial afaiFs. CD em-
largo. or otherui ise. The Nethelhnds
has pursued strictly neutrsl attituir
ard rsursf
ssaunf A. the NttheFlauds govern
1nant protested acaiust fhs Brtish dsl
lsrufign al the North saa 81 . eaf Egfle
~ q u1s protests against abe German
defiaFattou ef an eHarnnus stFftfh oi
SISTER surrounding tta BRITISH 80 ns q
fhantff nf uar. nknh rennfui ufufrnl
sssasls may uaa safelF eatar nr euss.
Ttlff Ihe Afthrlauas rrtrnuef.i
gseinrss thnt fht Hasssf1r hsist rr rf
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-16

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tastrs na srnE tlF Nashaslanas rts.i.
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Nachmittags: Crosses VoIksfest

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tiOnoIbuuoes, Der ais @breng0ft Dem Sdngafste %beuDObut miro aul
BEN 9oIfSft tie cine Geoe boIen.
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