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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-05
COAT AS SLASHED
BY ANGRY RIVAL
Ernest Hulett of Montpelier Not Injured
When Man Said to Have Been Peter
Ruize Tried to Reach Him
with Weapon.

jealousy is said to have been the mo-
tive which prompted Peter Ruize to
attack Ernest Hulett, plumber. on
Barre street. Montpelier. last evening
with a knife and resulted in Ruize
being arrested by Chief Of Police P. J.
Connolly, charged with assault with in
tent to kill Ruize was located by
the police after an hours search and he
made no protest when marched to the
Jail.
Hulett was escorting a woman when he
was assailed bv Ruize. who, il is re-
ported. has been paying attention to the
same person Hulett told the police that
the Italian attempted to get at his com
panion but was stopped and then Ruize
pulled out a knife and made a clash
for Hulett's stomach. The point Of the
knife Just grszei his coat. cutting a slash
bout four inches long According to
Hulett. who came painting into the police
station with his story about 10 o'clock.
Ruize did not make second effort
N cut him mp but hurried away. The
police Immediately made for the scene
but found no trace Of the man for over
IN hour. When arrested he did not have
any weapon on his person.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-05
PICNIC DESPITE RAIN.
J. Pluvius Could Not Stop the Bonaccord
Football Club.

Unpleasant conditions outdoors did no.
] deter the Bonaccord Football club from
| holding its annual outing at Caledonis
park yesterday and when the rain abateC
a bit in the late afternoon some of the
field sports planned for the picnic were
under way for a time. A special trair
leaving the city over the Montpelier &
Wells River railroad at 10: 50 o'clock car
ried picnickers to the grounds and Others
went to Caledonia by team and auto
Necessarily. much of the celebration took
place in the park pavilion. where local
orchestra played throughout the after
noon. There were many dancers.
Results of the athletic events are given
as follows Ladies place kick, Miss Ncol
LIST, Mrs. Webster I'd; single ladies race,
Miss Melvin lst, Miss Geals ID; married
ladies' race. Mrs lnnes LIST, Mrs. Kerr ID;
old mems race, w Melvin lst, A. Wood
I'd, w. Brodie Sd boys race 10 years.
G. lronside lst, j. Brown 3D.. F. Melvin
3; girls race 40 years F. Mcdonald Isl, ,
c. Gordon ID, V. Mcdonald Sd; boys race
IA years. C. Webster lst. j. Brown ID;
boys race (l2 years. G. Ironside lst. c.
Webster ID; girls race "a years. G.
Wildgoose lst, A. Taylor ID c. Gordon
Sd; air gun competition, W. Kerr lst, G.
Ironside ID; quoting contest, G. Mowatt
LIST, w. Kerr 2d On account of the
weather more extended program of
sports had to be abandoned.
Although some of the features of the
outing had to he cancelled, it was gen
orally agreed that the picnic was well
north urhiIa n nd ,,-hau +ba tin,,, 90 mo fo,
going home there were many who left the
park reluctantly. The committee in
charge of the affair was made up as fol
lows; George Mowstt. president; j.
routts, J. Cobban, J. Maver, !. Gray, J.
Fraser. G. Mclean s. Sargent. A. Ross.
T. Nicol. W Innes. w Kerr. a. Brown, |
F. Mcpherson. A. Benzie and A. W. Cor |
mack. secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-05
DIED HARVESTING HORSE.
Elmer Coffrin of Waterbury Had Been
Under Physicians Care.

Waterbury, July 5.-While harnessing
a horse in the yard of Harry Harvey this
morning, Elmer Coffrin died from what
was called double shock. When DR..
Goodrich arrived life was extinct. Mr..
Coffrin had not been feeling well for some
time, having been under a physicians
care
He was born in Waterbury 53 wears
ago, the son of John and Mary Jane
(Townel Coffrin and with the exception
of a short time spent in Montpelier he
had always lived here He married Eliz-
abeth Ryan, who survives him. together
with one daughter Evslne. the wife of
Roderick Chisholm of Windsor. The
daughter happened to be visiting at the
parental home to-day. He also leaves
sister, Mrs. G.. f. Moody of Waterbury
and brother. Henry Coffrn of Boston.
The funeral probably will he held at
st. Andrews church Friday morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-05
PLACED UNDER $500 BAIL.
Driver Of Auto, One Occupant of Which
Got Fracture Of Skull.

Brattleboro. July 5.-HsTv Boyd was
arraigned Yesterday in municipal court
and held under 5000 bail on charge OF
assault 70 await the result Of the iniur-
les received Monday afternoon BY Mrs.
William NJ Randall who was thrown or
fell from an automobile driven by Boyd
in the West river covered bridge Mis-
Edith Walker. the third occupant OF the
runa bout. was held under S2'OO bonds
as witness. She was able to furnish
the bonds BOYD was taken to Newfane
iail in default Of the bonds.
Mrs. Randall. who has fractured skull
snd other injuries. wss reported % have
shown no material improvement since
her admission ~ the Memorial hospital
The surgeons hold out little OF no hoPe
of her recovery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-05
Stromboli Vomits Molten
Rock, Which Is Burning
Houses as 1t Flows
REFUGE SOUGHT
IN RELIEF SHIPS
There Have Been Earth,
quake Shocks at Various
Places in Italy

Rome, July (. via Paris, July 5.-The
eruption OF Stromboli has become serious
the lava spreading to the Sparz coast
settlements, burning and destroying
houses and the population fleeing to the
sea, taking refuge on relief ships from
Messina.
There are many signs of seismic dis
turbances throughout Italy. The heat
has been intense the past two days.
Earth shocks occurred this morning at
Ancona, Rimini, Belvidere Marettimo and
in other Adriatic districts.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-05
GRAND LIST SHRINKS
Because of Exemptions on Book Accounts
Real Estate Increased.

Lacking a quorum because some OF The
members did not reach the city in time
to answer the rollcsll at O'Clock tn,
city council did not settle into its regu
lar session Monday evening until wei
after o o'clock, and then the business con
sisted almost wholly of approving tho
months accumulation of warrants. Al
derman Rossi is in Long Island, \. Y.
and wasn't expected to be present. Al.
derman Glyssen was hurrying home from
an outing at Hghgate Springs. but didn't
get under the wire in time to Join in the
brief deliberations at the late session
1t was only when Alderman Bruce, one
of the punetusl four who reported at
O'Clock chartered the water department
| jitney and motored to Berlin pond that
| Alderman Reynolds was drafted to make
| up the quorum.
At hand much earlier than usual Is the
annual report of the assessors. which was
read and ordered printed in the city re-
port to be issued in February. 1917. This
years grand list of S63,032.33 represents
shrinkage OF S200s3i from the list OF
1918, decrease accounted for by the ex.
emption on book accounts. Real estate
amounts to s4.635,q25, an increase OF
S66,7l5 over last year. A falling off Of
S205.7+n from 1918 was represented in
the personal property, which totals $685..
30s Here, again, the exemption on book
accounts il felt. Taxable polls number
.3.4l0, a gain of one over last year. Ex
emptions included: Veterans and widows,
S25 (where real estate does not exceed
81 800 in valuel; IA veterans. poll taxes,
S2s; Al persons over 10 years of age,
ss2 disa bled or poor. l3 persons, S26.
Minor building permits wefe granted
Frank W Nichols Grace I. Bond and the
ID. NJ. Miles Coal Co. on the favorable
Recommendation of the building inspec-
tor, and lighting permits were received
bv William NJ. Holden, s. n. jackson and
the Montpelier & Barre Lighting & Power
Co. A petition from Beech street resi-
dents for an extension OF the water and
sewer mains was referred to the street
committee. Requests from Fritz W.
Jackson and Harry Quinlen for permis-
sion to sell fireworks were granted with
the usual restrictions. F. Fl. Tracy's bill
for boarding Joseph Broggini at the coun
ty jail was referred to the overseer of
the poor
The designations of f. y. McAllister
and NJ J. Hamel from the call fire de-
partment we're received and accepted.
On the motion of Alderman Healy the
United States government was given an
a ba tement on its 1915 sprinklng tax, the
sprinkling having been done in the vi
Unity of the postoffice. G. A. Pacquet's |
request for permission to sink gasoline
tank al the corner of Merchant and Sum
ner streets was referred to the fire and |
street committees.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-05
FRENCH STRAIGHTENED LINE.
BY Capture of Three Villages and Ad.
vance on Wide Front.

London, July 5.-The French troops
cooperating with the British in the
Somme river region, have Strengthened
their line somewhat by the capture of
Bardeaux Bell-en Santerre and Estrees
and are advancing on considerably
wider front toward Peronne. At rs.
trees where 500 prisoners were taken, the
lighting is still going on furiously.
On the British end of the line, only
slight progress has been made at some
points. Unofficial dispatches say that
the entire British front of ninety miles
is bearing its full share of the battle. but
it Is towards the south that the heaviest
fight is under way.
A high British officer is authority for
the statement that artillery preparation
will precede all further infantry attacks.
as the resourcefulness, determination and
lighting qualities as well as the power OF
their defenses, are well recognized
Although the French are making a
steady advance in the Somme sector
without apparently heavy casualties and
now face an easier task according TO eG
pert opinion, to reach their objective, the
river itself, the Nerdun army is engaged
in particularly heavy fighting. the Ger
mans not having permitted the battle OF
the Somme TO interfere with their oper-
ations for the capture Of the great for
tress. On the Nerdun front the Germans
have taken the Thisumont work for the
fourth time, after a terrific lombard
ment and by a massed attack. Around
this work. which has been the center Of
desperate attacks and counter attacks
fer many days past thousands OF men
have fallen. for this Is position which
= essential 10 the Germans for carrying
their advance nearer TO Nerdan itself.
and to the French 70 keep their resist
snoe intact
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-05
A Body Brought from Montreal.

The body of Robert Traverse, who was
killed on a railroad crossing at Montreal
while returning home from work. was
brought to Waterbury yesterday noon
end the burial was held in Holy Cross
cemetery in the afternoon. a funeral bav-
ing been held in Montreal.
Mr.. Traverse was 40 years Of age and
was the son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Trav-
erse. He leaves. besides his parents. five
sisters and two daughters. Mrs. A. B.
Phillips of Waterbury is a sister and
James Traverse Of Waterbury is an
uncle
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-05
PARADED IN DRIZzLE.
All other Features Had To Be Cancelled
at Newport.

Newport, July 5.-Newport's parade
took place amid drizzling rain. The
West Derby and Memphremagog Driving
clubs, under whose auspices the eelebra
tion was held had to cancel all other
features.
Following are the prize winners Dec
GRATED automobiles, first, Mrs. Louis La
mond; second, c. J. O'Ben & Co.; third,
Wilian J. Tripp fourth, Il. G Davis.
Floats First B. +. Moore & Co., sec.
ond, I. A. Gendron; third. +. +. Beau.
lieu; fourth Premier theatre.
Horribles First, c. sherman; second,
"Eilla in Cage; third, Prepared
ness; fourth, l.. L. Goodale; fifth, c, A..
Boright.
Ladies Single Drivers First, Mrs. G..
+. Morrill,; second Mrs. l. Pickel third,
Mrs. Selah Daley; fourth, Miss Shaw.
Ladies Saddlers First. Miss Utton;
second, Miss Ethelyu Herrick; third Mrs.
B. C. Davis; fourth, Hazel Mitchell.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-05
TRAIN HIT AUTO.
But Dr. ]. NJ Allen of St. Johnsbury Was
Not Hurt.

st. Johnsbury, July 5.Dr J. NJ. Al
lens automobile was struck by a shifting
locomotive on the Portland street cross
ing yesterday. The doctor saw the ap-
preaching engine too late to apply his
brakes and the auto was jammed be-
tween the locomotive and a post beside
the track Considerable damage result
ed to the automobile, but Dr. Allen
emerged unhurt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-05
AT OLD RED scHooLHoUsE.
More Than 1000 Attend Celebration in
South wheelock.

South Wheelock. July 5.-More than
600 persons attended the celebration AT
the old red schoolhouse yesterday. Band
concerts were a feature in the forenoon
and the afternoon saw many hotly con
tested sports.
The team from Glover won over st.
Iohnsbury in the tug -of-wsr In the
ball game between Lyndon team and
another made up Of 81. Johnsbury and
Wheelock men. al former attendants at
the old red schooIhouse. the latter outfit
vas vhiteWashed. 60 q. A band con
cert and dance in the hall last night
closed the celebration.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-05
THIEPVAL HELD BY
BRITISH, DESPITE
COUNTER-ATTACK
Made Heavy Bombardment and Were Re
pulsed Easily, According to Reuter-
Dispatch, German Troops Be-
ing Brought to Somme.
Front

London. July "a Reuter- dispatch
from the western front says the Germans
made a counter attack on the new Brit
bombardment but were easily repulsed.
The prisoners were quoted as having
stated that German units were being
rushed to the Somme front from as far
as Verdun at the west of Lens to the
north
According to this dispatch, German
officer who surrendered $50 ment in a
body said he thought they would be of
more use in Germany after the war than
dead.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-05
BODY OF WOMAN
FOUND IN AUTO
WITH SIX MEN
All Six Were Arrested on Charge OF Be-
ing Accessories to Illegal Medical
Practiee-Miss Margaret Ward
Was Name of the Woman.

Salem. Mass. July 5,-The body OF
Miss Margaret Ward was found by po'
liceman in an automobile with six men
including former State Representative
Charles O'Connell OF Peabody, early this
morning. and the men were arrested on
the charge of being accessories to illegal
medical practice
The arrests were made in front OF the
home OF Police Sergeant Dutfee, who was
awakened and who identified the body as
that of his sister.in.law. Sergeant Dufiee
later went to Boston trying to locate
the house from which the girl was said
10 have been removed. 0'Connell and the
others were later released on bail.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-05
PARADE AND SPORTS.
Marked Celebration at ST. Johnsbury
Center Yesterday.

St Johnsbury Center, July 5.-Yester-
day forenoon column made up Of the
local band, floats. horribles and the Odd
Fellows lodge from St. Johnsbury pa,
raded. Dinner was served at the fire
mems ball by the Good VIII club. The
ball game between Concord and st. Johns.
bury Center was won by the locals, ) to
3. Charles Eastman won the hitch-up
contest and Ray Smith the oat race.
Band concerts last night closed the pro-
gram.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-05
FOUND MAN UNCONSCIOUS.
Oscar Potter of Rutland Had Been Hurt
in Fall

Rutland, July Oscar Potter of the
Creek road is in the Rutland hospital in
serious condition as the result OF fail
at his home
He was found yesterday afternoon on
the kitchen floor by Leo Shelvey, who
stopped to get drink of water
He picked up the unconscious man and
laid him or the couch. Hearing com.
motion in ahe stables, he went to the
barn and found Voters horse in half
starved condition. Pitching him some
grain and oats he hurried home, where
he telephoned for medical aid.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-05
HAND BLOWN OFF
When He Failed to Throw Giant Cracker
Soon Enough.

birmingham, Mass. July 5.-Three
persons were injured in Fourth Of July
accident here yesterday. William HALEY.
a steepleiack. filed giant cracker with
dynamite and was about to hurl IL into
the street when it exploded and blew of
his right hand. The explosion carried a
finger Of the hand through the plate gla s.
window Of drug store, putting out the
eve Of the clerk, Clarence Bell. Hallev's
brother was also injured by the explo-
sion. All three were taken 10 the hos
pital
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-05
BURIED AT BELLOWS FALLS.
Simple Services Were Held for Mrs. Het.
~ Green

Bellows Falls. July 5.-Mrs. Hettv
Green was buried here to-day with simple
ceremonies. beside the body Of her hus-
band. who died l4 wears ago. in the fam
ilv lot in Emmanuel Episcopal church
cemetery. Flowers were sent from all
over the country Tws hundred people
attended the services
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-05
ALSO SORMONT FARM
FACING CLOY VILLAGE
British Repulsed German Infantry At
tack at Thiepral After the Germans
Had Made Artillery Bombardment-
German Troops Being Rushed 10
Bolster Up the Line

Camp France July 5The total number OF prisoners
taken thus offensive has probably reached
$4,000 and losses estimated at least 10000
The II guns the Germans having withdrawn
most guns longer 1t is reported that the Ger
mans sending many the
western front.
July 5-The French have captured line of German
trenches Cur office announced to-day and they
have also captured Sormont farm, facing Cloy.
reported indicates that the French moving
along north the their movement
Peronne the combined French offensive Pcardy
Coy the advanced mentioned and four and
miles northwest of Peronne
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-05
BULLET ENTERED BEDROOM
But No One Was Hurt in ST. Johnsbury
Hotel.

st. Johnsbury, July "a bullet en-
tered bedroom window at the Avenue
house Monday night and was found lying
on the floor. The room was not occu-
pied A skyrocket crashed through a
show window of Randall's department
store when mischievous boy applied a
match to bundle of fireworks under a
mans arm. The damage was 800
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-05
C0SSACKS III HUNGARY.
Crossed Carpathian Blew Up Store
house and Cut Wires.

London, July Russian cavalry pa
trolls have crossed the Carpathians and
entered Hungary, according to wireless
dispatch received here from Bucharest
The dispatch says that the patrols ad-
vanced from Kimpolung and entered
Hungarian territory on Tuesday. They
cut telegraph wires and blew up build
ings in which food and munitions were
stored.
1t is added that the news that invaders
are again on Hungarian soil caused
deep impression in Budapest.
THIAUMONT WORKS FELL.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-05
IV'Y ITIT VI t"6IOII III DUUd TJFNIt
THIAUM0NT WORKS FELL.
Germans Regain Position, the Paris War
Office Admits.

Paris, July 5,--The Thiaumont works,
around which some of the boodiest fight
ing of the war has taken place, has been
captured by the Germans for the fourth
time, according to the official statement
issued by the French war office last night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-05
Call to National Banks.

Washington, d. C.. July 5-The comp
tToller Of the currency to-day issued
call for the condition Of national banks
on june 80.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-05
GERMANS WILL NOT ADMIT
SERIOUS REVERSES AS YET

Berlin via London July 5Voent fighting between the Ger
mans sides of the
been continuous last night the official German
Up the present the adds the allies
nowhere obtained serious advantages
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-09

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-09

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