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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16
COUPLE FOUND DEAD.
Murder and Suicide In New York Hotel
Yesterday Afternoon.

New YORK. May 15--An ambulance
was sent late this afternoon to the
Hotel st. Regis, Fifth avenue and Fifty
NTH street. where police headquarters
reported there had been a murder and
suicide.
The victims of the murder and sui
eide were reported at the st. Regis to
be Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Avid. Aud,
who Is twenty -eight years old, shot his
wife, who Is twenty-five, through the
head, killing her and then turned his
revolver upon himself. blowing his
brains out.
The couple were from Newark. hav-
Ing registered at the ct. Regis yester-
day afternoon.
Aud was a travelling salesman en-
ployed by the Janeke Printing Com
pany. OF Newark, of which concern his
father is president. He lived with his
father at 233 Meeker Street. Newark.
At noon today the hotel clerk re-
ceived a telephone call from Syracuse.
A woman on the other end OF the wire
said she was Miss Wells, and asked TO
be connected with the Aulds. The clerk
tried to make the connection. but there
was no answer. and he told Miss Wells
that the Aulds were not in.
At 2:30 O'Clock Miss Wells called
again. and when told that the Aulds
did MT answer the telephone, insisted
that the manager of the hotel go to the
room and break in, as she had received
a letter indicating that there might be
q tragedy.
The manager. with several hotel en-
pioyes, went to the room and forced
the door. The couple were found dead
There was a note written by Aud
which the police of the East Fifty hrs'
Street station took charge OF.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16
THOUSANDS OF yAQU|S
NOW on WARPAIH
AGAINST FOREIGNERS
y,nitnd ssases May be Compelled Z
Land Narinee 70 Protect Lives OF
Americans and Other Aliens.

washinston, May 1.-THE outbreak
NJ the ynuui Indians In the State OF
sonora. Mexico. continues uncon-
tyo,fad and the United States may be
faroed to land marines NJ means
~ protecting american citizens. Adj
yices received ut the Navy Depart
mant today were to the effect that
fhe Indians are I'M ugly mood and that
Mexican troops, presumably Villistas.
had refused to operate against them.
Tho departments cab.< dispatches
aid that the Indians had killed nine
persons. but so far as is known no
American has thus far lost his life.
The cruisers Raleigh and New Or
,aans are at Guaymas. which IL about
twenty miles from the point in the
interior where the Yaqui Indians are
running amuck II Is the hope OF the
authorities that the American refu-
rees who. appear 10 be in danger of
their lives will be able to reach Quay
mas In safety.
i, III Was Announced at the Navy. Der
partment today that Admiral Howard.
who IL In, command OF fhes forces On
fsne west coast. will deal with the
situation In his dissertation. He has
authority to direct Commander Ma.
gruder, who Is the ranking officer at
Guaymas. to land martens II such a
course apear to be Justified So
1t IL admitted by the authorities that
In the United States is forced by cir
cumstances TO send marines from
Guaymas to the point in Sonora where
uhe YaQnf Indians are threatening
forefsners the Msxican affair viii
immediately assnne more serious
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16

London. May iS.--A serious In
surrectionaFy movement Mas
broken ont IN Portugal, accorsiinx
70 dispatches received here from
Madrsa. Izse naescsnent b bcanG
led by : naval squadron which,
moored IN the TAgus. has bonn
bardcd tlbe city Of IAsbon. killing
nnd wounding number OF per-
sons and doing considerable dam 8
arc.
According to private dispatches, the
commander Of the cruiser vasco ds
Cana has been murdered. presum
ably because Of efforts to restrain the
men under his command, Tha Earrir
son Of Lisbon remains loyal to Presi-
dent Arriaga- ss sa g,
Reuters correspondent at Madrid
forwards 4 HeReRt thai D. Alfonso
Cpsta, former Fortskxnese pfemief and
leader Of this Anti-clerfcAls Democrats
has been aanaeGtnAf<d.
Ih& inssxExp e1iun crssedtng q ON.
s's' s's s's 7 ss'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16
.D|SGRACEfUL RIOTS
THROUGHOUT WHOLE
Of SOUTH AFRICA
Property Belonging to German hesi'
dents to the Extent of Five Mill
lions Worth Destroyed-Threat-
ened Uprising of Natives
Brings People to Senses.

London. May 15.--Anti German
riots which began In johannesburg on
Wednesday have quickly spread to ali
the cities of South Afriea, say Reuter-
dispatches. and the police and military
are confronted with a very serious
situation. Already the total loss in
German shops. warehouses and vari-
Gus kinds OF merchandise is estimated
TO be 100000 and the people are
by no means satisfied. Many Germans
are said to have publicly disavowed
their country's method of warfare, and
the government Is considering the
deportation or concentration in segre-
gated camps of all persons OF German
origin for their own protection.
--latest reports" says one OF the
dispatches from Cape Town, chow
that the rioting has been of most
serious character, but fear of pos
sibIe uprising among sSo,ee0 mine
bows along the Rand is now apparent
~ having quieting effect.
Authorities Make Appeal
IAN appeal issued by the commit
tee which IL arranging mass meet
ing for tomorrow night asks citizens
60 preserve the city's good name by
fuFuring the safety of all property.
The appeal also calls attention to the
H2nXEF OF unrest &luODH Zig Ak1AASt5-
some of the largest warehouses on
the Rand, containing immense stores
of merchandise belonging to Germans
or supposed Germans. are reported to
have been systematically looted When
the work of destruction was at It's
heighth flames were visible for miles
around. Goods found in smaller shops.
hotels and ofices. were flung out of
windows and made into honfires. But
for the ceaseiess efforts of the frenen
whole streets, instead Of city blocks.
would have been wiped out by the
blaze.
strong forces OF police and troops
are held in reserve in Cape Town to-
night TO prevent further disturbances.
Bars. clubs and hotels were closed and
citizens were warned to. remain in
their homes.
.srhe same tale Of destruction on a
large scale comes from other towns.
At Port Elizabeth twenty German
asia blishnents were wrecked: In
Pretoria the windows were smashed in
the once of German newspaper;
Ma r1tzburg reports n general exodus of
Germans. The disturbances at Kim
berry were unprecedented I'm the dia-
mond fields"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16
PRESIDENT REFUSES
TO PERMIT sAlUTtS
Lands nj Old Point. F1Ays Collisions
TO show strain Which Has Been
rfaocd Upon Him.

Newport News Vs. May lb.--un-
announced and without the custom
~ry salutes, woodrow Wilson, Pres
ident of the United States, landed q
Oha Point Comfort today In . small
boat from the MAyfower. which an
chored in Hampton Roads. He spent
two hours on the golf links OF the
Hampton Country Club and returned
to the Mayfiower at $40 o'clock The
Mayfiower left at s.l5 o'clock tonight
for New York. whore the President.
on Monday. will review . big assem-
hlaxe OF American wArships.
The President dM not permit tho
guns Mt Fort Monroe to firs a salute
when he came ashore. He also re-
fused to permit the Mayfiower to
salute or announce his departure from
the ship. He was accompanied by
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16
ALLIES DRIVING AHEAD
IN DARDANEILEG

Athens, May IA cable messa8e
Just received from Henedos announces
that the Anglo French armies have
captured the heights of Krithia, on
the Gallipoh peninsula. The Anal ~
sauit tasted for six hours. and the po-
nttaon was won only altar sewers
lo.ses. The allies immediately oru4n~
ixed their dafensea and hold the po~
sition. Fighting, It IL said. contintes
on the hills back OF Kiiid Bahr md
that the allies are making slow but
steady gains.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16

New York, May 1.-the receipts for
duties on imports at the custom house
Jumped over the 33.ooo.ooo mark for
tho week ended today. for the first time
In nearly two months- The total for
the week was ss.osT.263ss. The amount
received today, when the collectors Of
nee closed at noon. was 34s3.6sT.7s. OF
thi samount s1ss.s2s.es was paid on
goods withdrawn from the bonded
warehouses. and s24s.s2s,s5 was paid
on recent importations.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16
Has skull Fractured.

Jeremiah Bassett. negro eMpioysu
:, sgnrphy.s Hote, AZ ia.horer IN tne
engine room. 10 lying in the Meme,
rial hospital with fractured sku.'
a. she result cf having been struck =
s~ianrsnw blow over the head ny
: ooo pound elevator weight wnEn
ri, through 90 the basement yes,er-
aav while the elevator was unaes~
r,snw repairs on the fioor above
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16
KAISER A MURDERER.
Coroner's Inquest Holds Him Blood
Guilty.


Queenstown, May 15-Of the 22o
bodies brought to Queenstown, 12a
have been Identified. The identified
and other personsh Of al shrdluetao
include Russians, Belgians, Greeks
and persons Of almost every other
nationality.
The inquest here resulted today in
a verdict charging the Kaiser and his
emissar1es who fired the torpedo
which sank the Lusitania with wilful
murder. The coroner expressed the
opiEion that In time a memorial
would be erected over the graves OF
the victims as a Lusitania memorial
which would be monument indi-
eating the feelings Of resentment felt
by all lovers Of humanity and free
dom. and the diabolicai outrage com
mitted by the German people WITHIN
sight of the shores OF Ireland.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16
Fgcrntng white Arrcstei

Fleming White. a negro. wanted
here on the charge OF assaultinx and
rooblng Elijah Moore. colored, 12s
West Clay Street. on March 20. was
arrested last night by Detective Ser
geants wiltshire and Atkinson
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16
LEVI p. MORTON NINErY-ovE

EDrn,er VIce-Prcsidenf q uMoen
s4ases and governor Of New York.
New York. May 1s.---Levs r. MOI
ron ex-vice- President of the Unfteo
s,--rrx- ex-governor Of New FORK ana q
sx-arnb assador to France, ccienra.su
his n.nety-first birthday AT ms
.. ss home 1890 Rhode Island Av-
a,s,,a Governor and Mrs Morton naa
.xna.tea 10 be in their New YORK
nome. at sss Fifth Avenue. but were
daTained. They are expected ssor-
Ssv however. and will soon leave
for their summer home In Rhinechn'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16
Raoscyelt at oyster Bay.

New York. May l5.-Colonel Iheo-
dore Roosevelt. arriving In town Irou'
RaySyracuse. went directis 10 80
Ter Bay by automonfie TINS ino'"'n III.
~ had no statement to make. ne
20. af oyster Bay for the rest or the
~ and win be there until tomorrow
ss.ernnon when he comes to New
Vol 10 take train for Syracuse.
where william Barnes suit asains'
him continues Monday morning
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16
By Unintentionally Violating
Law Limiting Expenditures
Are Barred
Defect Discovered
In New Urinary Act
Candidates Can Spend Only
Fifteen Cents for Every Vote
Cast When Governor Stuart
Was Elected

Nearly two hundred candi-
dates for Office I'm Virginia have
taken action that dtsQualtfies
them from voting and from hold
Ing Office for Ave years and have
subjected them To flncs ranging
trim SfO0 10 $500.
These men are guilty Of vio-
any osfice whatsoever In mt least
nineteen counties and three
rlfteA
These men are gpilty of vfo-
lating a. clause In The new prt-
nmry law that carries ono OF the
newest penalties 0f any pro-
vision of the law. They arc.
hsysvever. be ft said. enuresy M
nns,eut Of wrongful nteha,
Though undoubtedly guilty.
They have violated section 10 o.
the Urinary law enacted by the uen.
sraI Assembly of 1915. a part Oh
which reads:
The Law In Question.
asa candidate for any Office at any
r4mary shall spend for any purpost
Whatever. larger sum tnan M
amoant equal TO fifteen cents Tor es.
erz vote caSl for the candidate OF me-
marty receiving the largest vote az Vas
last preceding guhernatorial eiec.ion,
With, the territory, the CUISINES
,,atars ~ which have the right y
ynts for the Office for whose noInana.
tion such person 10 canaioate ~
Eucis primary - ~.,o~
H. the last gubernatoriA elecaon
4b@ randtdates of the Democrats
,,,,ts had cniy nominal oppositioh
ana the vote cast was eNcse". ss.s !.
i9rs.. lin the county of Cnaries $50
az. g,,stance. The highest vote receas ~
~, nv candidate was nftv-t~e-
ser,ntnt Of the small vote IN es ~.
rss,,sty and saistrfct In the stat -
feep .cenfs multiplied by the nus,
n Yates cast In many counAss
siie.r!cts does not eauai tns a
the candidates are required 10 sA'
ets4sfts4ee fees alone.
Concrete Example,
-, use i concrete example. MY
,ue votes we're cast In Charles City
luuntv for the candidate In the a.
r,,l,ernatariaI election receiving the
ist.t,st number of votes. That meani
hAt al fifteen cents -sef@, no caE'
1sastc for any once at the comfns
urinary IN Charles City can spene
,aore than $3.50. The amount OF tins
ent;.a NEE fee alone Isl more than thus
ar course. rs one section OF the IN
uroyIdes that 9 per cent of the sat
arv attaching 10 the Office must o
nai3 as entrance fee. no candihats
car he held Liable IL that fee amounts
~ more than the amount he ts al
lowed by another section OF the iaN
"a rpend. Eut here's the run h'
cannon spend another cent Tor any,
! hinr whatever. He cannot even maj
K ntznlIar conditions exist In many
other counties and In ut least tnree
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16
AsHEY1la4E. HN 1I3 1.a1is

and other We~<&G1 u 1X1 f1N
FseDtts ~ rtieal1x IA IA = ~ ~
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-26
GoDDARD'S REPLY
Concerning Protest Over Award Of State
Championship Athletic Cup

The Editor of The Times:
As YOU printed the clipping from the
Brattleboro Reformer in regard to the
eligibility of the members of the Goddard
track team, ] trust you will print this
communication. When the Goddard
team, II strong, appeared on Centennial
field for the trials, CONSERVATION reigned
among the other contestants and when
our boys captured three of the four
places in the first trial, talk OF average
and professionalism began. When the
trials were over everyone knew that God.
dard would win the cup. During the
noon hour the protests were drawn up
and presented to the university commit
tee. An effort was made to have the cup
withheld until the protests were decided
The college authorities. however. treated
MS at all times very courteously. The
medals were presented in Commons hall
directly after supper and at the close.
President Benton in q very happy speech
presented Captain Whitcomb the cup
amid great applause from the university
boys.
As we felt secure in the eligibility OF
the members OF our team we decided TO
take no action in the matter. But when
we read last night that the protests had
been made public in the Characteristic
Brattleboro spirit and bad been placed,
through The Times, in the homes OF the
greater part Of Goddard's constituency,
the boys decided to take some action.
Each boy whose age is protested wrote
at once TO the town clerk in his home
town, asking for certificate of his age.
As for professionalism it Is claimed
that some of our boys have played base
ball for money. The eligibility rules OF
the track meet say nothing on this point
and school boys in Vermont are as free
to play baseball for money as are all col.
Iege men in the Vermont colleges. So we
pay no attention whatever 10 protests on
this ground.
The Goddard Track Team.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-26
AUTOS sIDEswIPED.
One Machine Badly Damaged; Other
Speeded Away.

Rutland, May 26. In an automobile
accident on the Creek road south OF this
city yesterday afternoon party in
GLIDING former County Senator Eugene
Mcintyre of Dandy narrowly escaped in
Jury when an unknown machine crashed
into the side of his big touring car, rip.
ping off both mud guards, the running
board on one side and carrying off the
hub cap of one wheel With Mr.. Mcln.
tyre were his son and sons wife, Mr.
and Mrs. c. l. Mcintyre, also of Dandy
The approaching machine was noticed in
cloud of dust some distance ahead and
Mr.. Mcintyre turned to the extreme
side OF the road, bringing his car to
stop. The other machine raced on
and after colliding with the Mcintyre
car put on more speed and dashed away
before the number could be ascertained.
The police here were on the lookout for
the car but it is thought the driver
avoided the city
Mrs. j. G.. Lynch of this city was
thrown frodm her carriage within
short distance of the place of this acct
dent shortly before when her horse took
fright at a passing automobile. Although
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-26
DISTINGUISHED PRISONER.
Son of Late Count Tolstoi Held by Aus
TRANS.

Vienna. May 26. One of the most dis.
tinguished prisoners OF war captured by
the Austrian and Hungarian forces is a
son OF the late Count Tolstoi, who was
taken in the Carpathians recently, es-
capped, and now has been returned.
Young Count Tolstoi was placed in a
prison camp at Milovic in Bohemia, but
with his companions managed to tunnel
his way out. He got as far as Trieste,
where he was recaptured and seized The
tunnel through which he escaped was
about IL yards long, and was dug almost
under the eyes of the guards. from a
room to a point outside the wall.
Tolstoi is one of a number of brothers
who took the field for Russia. notwith-
standing their fathers well-known hat
red of war and opposition to an ALI
ance with France as likely TO bring about
a conflict sooner or later.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

See Fits suit values.
Couch hammocks from 1925 up, AM
Crex rugs at Hooker's.
Food sale at Hedding church on Friday
from 3 to 3 P. m. Good variety OF food
! am prepared to do heavy trucking
Also take picnic parties and school class
es. Good truck with seats. Telephone
243-ll. r. Lynn Clark, 20 Long street
1.-The Black Box" at the Bijou to-day
This feature will run for Is weeks, the
same installment to run Wednesday and
Thursday; also another picture. Show
starts at Gas p. m.Adv.
The Swedish Order of Mentor will hold
its second anniversary on Saturday, May
90, at 1880 p. m, in Knights of Columbus
hall Refreshments will be served after
the program. Everybody welcome. Ad-
adults, l5c; children, lOc.
All X. of P.'s desiring to go to the
district meeting at Marshfeld to-mor-
row night are asked to give their names
to Ned Lewis at Cummings & Lewis
drugstore to insure auto accommoda-
lions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-26

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~ wMrrrs = -arm8srss triroTt3ns-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-26
THIS WHOLE FAMILY USES
FATHER JOHNS MEDICINE
Mother of Six Children Tells of
Good Results-FOr Throat
and Lungs

II have used Father Johns Medicine
for colds and coughs for six years, for
myself, husband and six children, and
results have been wonderfully satisfac-
tory. ] always keep it in the house and
use it freely at the first signs of cold or
hoarseness. (Signod) Mrs. Walter l..
Grant, r. +. d. No. |, Woonsocket, r. /.
The best tonic food medicine for all
the family because it is made of pure
and wholesome body building elements
and is free from alcohol or dangerous
drugs.-Advt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

Sale on boys shoes at Fits.
Quaker lace curtains at Fits,
Only few ladies shoes left at $l.45 a
pair at Fits.
Another lot of refrigerators, all sizes
just arrived at Hooker's.
If it's White, it sews right" Watch
and wait for Ellis, the silk artist. He is
On bis way to Hooker's
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-26

Barney Mckenna and George w. Col
| by. members OF Brooks post, G.. A. r
left this morning for st. Adams to visit
John Rirte. brother member of the
post. who is critically i'll at the home
of his daughter.
Memories of the Northern league, to
which Barre and Montpelier belonged
back in the DAYS of 1904. '05 and '06
were revived when Dan Mcmahon. bet
ter known as Boots" among the fans,
arrived in town. Mr.. Mcmahon whose
home is in Ftchburg, Mass, has for
the past few years acted as baseball
coach at various well known preparatory
schools. but plans to pass portion of
the summer in or about Montpelier.
Yesterday he assisted in teaching the
Montpelier high ball tossers something
about the fine points OF the pastime.
Architect Robbins of Boston, connect
ed with the firm which drew up the
plans for the new Rialto and Union
blocks now under construction. is pass
ing a few days in the city in connection
with the work The middle of next
week will see the completion of the ce-
ment work with the exception OF a few
minor parts OF the building.
A consignment of Cole automobiles
were received yesterday by Lane Man
uscturing company, agents for the ma
chine.
Miss Helen McAvoy Of Montpelier
spent last week with relatives in Bur
lington and Waterbury, returning home
last evening
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-26
WHEN TONGUE IS COATED

your liver is torpid and is affecting
your stomach and bowels. To rouse
your liver, take the little, purely vege-
table and in-all-ways satisfactory
Hoods Pills. They relieve bliousness,
constipation. all liver ills. DO not irrl-
tate. nor grippe. Price Csc. OF druggists
or C. 1. Hood Co.. Lowell, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-26
ALLEGED SHORT TROUT
said 10 Have Beer Foune In Two Mems
Possession.

Grand Juror Thsrisuit ~ Mortgsiief
ISSUED this morning warrants for TIE ar
rsst - Harry Dudisv and -1ohn Do. =
~ TIE charrs # catching and having
IN tlseir rus=rssipn tFuut uudfr stA iweh-
- " ienrth. fifdlsy rssides y Esst
Mnnffsiier ana the Dee" Fiten iu
ths warrant 10 alleged ., hass ieen be
ucuufkniur o. fts fshiuT s1F--itson.