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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-25
roRrUGuEsE REyENGE.


IN the year lSl2' Oporio was occupied hy
a considerable body of troops, the strictcst
dieiplinn ha,ip., l,.,, ;;-,.,r,,,,rr INFO Tho nv.
Ii
wy ~ '''"' '''''''' " "''"Eu''' 'E'n'"'
was Pu"r'rrrd in the conNentoi tArmn' They
hal not long been there, when the prior re.
r,;rcd to the general. INDIGNANTLY co,rrl,;n.
.,.... - =.
''S ''''' ''' '''E' "'' '''" '"'''''''u w
''' 'h"F'h uN some "l tue soldiers Tor that
many of tile most precious gold aud silver or
nancui. h,d boon .iol,n. Tho c.n.r,I IL
,..-...;..;,..,,.....
'''''''7 W ''''''' 'u 'N"'F'', 70 Pr'''h'
lh' recurrence "i such acts, called ont the
regiment Ind insisted On tho olilprits Lriug
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nt' "'u'r0J Tic -"l'ljrr protested tlat
3 'laoE Norc ,mng ut audi unable Ia discover
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mo. .,.I.i7I ,,.1s .i,v,r,ll.- -tb,. MON. ami
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",P''' "'' N,''"''i " i"'v' VI" WIS "h"o'o ="
''l",'' "'" '"'''' "'H"n' 'u question U'
.."'-. Property WIS !o"nu , ne Vr'"r oN'
n'H' e' y ii'''t -''f ~ t'fv- t''t
P'IY' Npu,l INNING 'n'' 'nt'r patron sam
h', N"rN'u n"r"lS VI iaN"r OF the convent
ana transported thithcr the holy cups an'
l%Yels eut 4l tlie hahls "l th2 SAcnualor
rohhrrs' ms version OF tnc circumstance
was received au'nenuc ~ the spiritual au
thori III tn' c"u1,T!''o NO escaped punlsh
tl''iI lrl'll liilih however he nAd. ny orue'
oi the general, twice the number OF mel
Poar'erId on h'm' ne had at hTSi' and oi
course tne condemned men were hucratcd'-
Nhne tne army remained the conscienuon
Young tr'ar mage MS appearance severa
lmes 10 convince inc general that he had no
, pc'n de'eeteu' 'uiHt length he disappeared
nor were an! 'hPo'r' es instituted concerning
hi'qs
ears passed a"ay--the PRIOR grew old-r
> ne" IDEAS ana wishes were, sprngl,ng up
th"trtN o'gan t0' dawhon the and' and a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-25

siaud- beat perfectly audall lh,a ware may
hr a. most OF r. 90. made absolutely Groprool
n 1s 10 hc buried Zoo 70 p.r m burning au.hm-
rirr and come oul of lhr ashes a- good a- new.
Nirhal it nearly b. uor quito ns cheap %
the iiuHIrrIumsy and homrly "~ioue Ware
rapidly Gnl ir ay im' very general u,o
Throughout tGo country s Company ha
been formed "a muunarWr b. with ample
capital, The ware i- patented and arrucir-
FOR it- c,rlusiyc sale, m Couuric- 1ul Towns
UWI9Ug i1Wc1iir0l9r01r r'T r0i6o- a..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-25

rd storn,Grst sap-dash amoHg he breaifrs|
But porlap- lhc most remarkable circun-
stance connected with this occurrence, r. the
aei that at the time Capt 1hrognortnn,
hy thc timely aid or Jack Buuhiuo issued
the order to "Al1in-top-,ail haul :" a Prunct
which was dying over tho ship, was actually
IGUHrTt ny--rTr-- -r--t-li i--iao, and tcl dcadup
on the deck This circumstance may seem
incredible to some, Plutarrl. an accurate his
toiaui records several cafes where q Ike n
Get was produced by the shouts of q Roman
'r'---''--,l'.-'' .-.-,.lag- l..t Capt Illraa
m0rluu' voice ou tli, occasion "as as lond
and 70. powerful na the shout. a vast number
Of pcoplo "rplIcd into one" n win hardly be
considered incredible, tha, itit fairly hil the
.s-.....i, ti.a- Lifi should have fallen 1ct1 1p-
on iho dock
The hip wns driven among the hroakcrs
buf ris ,oa- nal io.ii The breakers proved
"a be HiS rips on the Fishing Rip, where
there t. atall time. depth Of water enough 10
float luga,c- but these and other Rips IN
the South Channel have frightened many %
e4niain 'lhrpmortDu,
Tho sturdy Captain learned lesson, how
ever iu the course ofthut yoy1gc, aud do
clarcd that he would never go to sea ia COM
mtod pra vessel, until hc had cured himself
OF bis habit uf silumcring
FACTS H. who has hirh torchcad will
hfyc hi.rycs under t., and viii live all the
dny. of his life,
a
mnrc iu blow sud au rssy one 10 pull
llr that b. bald will have no hair-hut IT.
ho happens 10 have any, IL w,il not bee ou rAo
bald place.
Wumou who have curious eyebrow,
will have, in all likelihood, cyc-lashcs under
tl'.''' sEd NJ! eLolaIsl It !1Hy -aHa t..ks.-a
sufficient liking 10 them
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SONGS AND HYMNS or LIFE.

W cNmtRNAcAt,. ,.---.
a traveller through iu.fy ruHl
~rrWI Hruu. 900 f'u 'r,
And uro fo.. r.at ml YmutaI up
AuJ 20, .Hlu4tge.
1--we -uugii .I- HHlr roo ovfuUr tmc,
10 breathe itt early vuWs,
And urc wa. pleased, boz hcuis ol u'pn.
Tohu.k beneath it, hourhs.
The du1uou-c loved 10. dangling twir,
Tho buds sweet music bore,
d ,Iood glory u it pluce,
\ hlc-,up cvcmurc
-aA little ming bad lo-t IL. vuy
Nmld thc lra,. and fern
a pa--iug -tuuerr -coupcl wcll,
Where weary mon ght turns
lie walled 10 in, and hung with care
\ mdlo Ut The brink
Ilc Thought mot of the deed hc dl,
Hut Judged thnt toll might drink,
IL, 4aAasl aEliu =Hrt in' the we'll
lly summers never dried,
Hind r,-or,l ten lhou.aud parchIua tongue,
Aud saved o hic nc'Idg!
a lrcamcr lrcamcln mul,.u lhoue'fi
'Tvn, ull, and ycl wa. now
s simple fancy oftlc.hUIu,
ru' .ronr mho'ua '0ir'
-l.-!-.l.p- -u.l-.l u --cll4l mini.
And lo' .i- lirhthccomc
Nmmp OF l.'.. hcienIm,
monitor, humc,
.Th,fhoueu' 500. m1n--il, i..uu uy'
NNafrhfrc ou fhrhN
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-25

RayEphraim Littlefeld, Janitor of the
Medical College, has in his postession map
or sketch, drawn by DR.. John w. Webster,
(while in Jail awaiting his triaD of the streets
in which Mrs. Rhodes and others believed
they had seen DR.. Parkman after his murder,
With the- position at each person marked, and
a timetable annexed. After receiving sen
tencc DR. Webster gave the map to Mr. Lit
tlufcld, who has had il framed
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-25

Eay' Locomotives were Swallowed forth in
the Bibles for the forth verse of the second
chapter of Nahum reads
"rhc chariots shall rage in the streets
they. hall jostic ono dgainet another in the
br1,.rl9uys; they 4hall seem hike torches
tha,. shall run like the lightninGs,"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-25
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Many wears ,go. a we'll known .biuu,a.tcr
sailed fnt of Boston harh1r. hswrd Ni,hoIa.
1Lro1fnorf5B. Ua v,s a rhort. .i.ut luilf.
broad .Loull.r.I m,p-of m.,t r,rs.naI
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.lilG,l ua,i,ntor- and ro..c..,J of ycr, r,.
.pcrtablc buancs. qualifications. But H.
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ana reminded ono "i -'''''y '''p. |"'a'nE
gallant! under close ir'''' '"l ."'' 'n' Tore
s"''' '''"- brought "p all standing u! '''"-
~ l---l4i = - ~ -.
II i' % singular iir' u''i amy phrase winch
''".' 'n ''' worthy captain 'hi"'i' ''''n."
to -.'" d" 'o.nm' aud 0" sound iU' longer rt
remained tuHIv.Ine auupu0urr, O.s .tu.,I
il wa. p'nl up iu' '""ar'"'s 'Ho rNr'r""
when IS did take pio'r--'od thc cl,n't "ni"''
Tins expanded voice sometime, produced wa,
ucmrndp2, lie once got Involved h an
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-25

V.B. rALNfR, sauth.r.fl To- receive Aiysr-
t.smcnts and subscriptions ~ bio odioes loo bos.
Ton, New York, nnd Philadelphia. s MTET1EN-
GILL, is al.o authorized Go dp t.r -amr lor "a. 'n
Ip-i0u.
~ loitor otho Eliior iu order 90 receive co.
icutou, must be- lltsf Jim
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mlmr
The questions vbirh Giaitrd thia iuloua-
ZION vo,e put hy CapL IhulmDrron without
hesitation. Hur WHOM hr vas drirou. of
knowing their ctauaroI longitude, hia ausi-
ly "Nlml Is Juu l-l-l1u' shouted be-
90 thu top of hi- voice. "Whatis your li--
] rpruir'l be-. with ii-inir rr-turr-
lu the meantime the shin was piliug pa-t,
and thc moments were pcriouf MrIhomp-
-tiUs 7wrrTt rfTr- raT-1u- mn r --7rT-' TT mr.
throat and chat thr worI- could not como out
uulo., they were br0w-od out with o wntch-
tackle and as thlt might prove % didleult Job
, Ae cIlpplI.- hIs haul. 0 hTs own moud and
Gllel uut u % clear aud drpp iuiduauun.
"Nhaf !, Your longitude 2" But the nest
moment hi wls spmwlug On the umrrr-
dr.E haviue been G.'lpl lya blow pn hi, COZ
roi-uut from the speaking trumpet In the
hand. Of lhc Indignant Captain Throgmor-
tuul
ln lhc Endi.h llnguusc there are man,
synonyms, or dI0rrcut word, or llc sumo
meaning and iu ordinary circumstance, IL
To pcrou cannot Immediately think or h crr-
uiu vorI which Dec visho. to prn. into Nj.
..r,i,r. D.. $40 tg auatLar. Hul Capt.
Thmuuunuu $50. unwilling to avail himself
..f an a,I,an,Isa uftrf. liHl. ani -soIIam
. known toes. Iluac % wsd which be- bad &c.
lcatrd, aud which bad got ,tuc. iu hl. wind
/ Pine. for one of .moothcr surface or inferior
dimcnsi1n. Indeed, hc was newer but once
/ known to resort tu THE method OF freeing
/ hm.clfhom q difficulty, aud that wa. arcrin-
cal emergency.
lie va, in lhe .hip Harold entering the
/ port of Havana, and as /. customary ON such
oc.n.iou.. had mo- p,loL Wuha GOOD breeze
Gom ,l,c eastward. however. h, ran the shin
a., tL, h,rl,or. under full s,il; hut ,s f., ap.
Ipro,rhrl thc aprb 81. .,il wa. gradually.
reduced until bo reminded bc ,bip IN 4, A
ll,,I..,,.. ..,,i.. l.,,,,,na yn,Df., r;i,i,,,-
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"One word only on dict. The groom will
pcrss, in treating his horse like a Christian,
which in his theology, consists ia giving him
as much too many feeds as he docst to himself;
bu, shoes are not more surely forged on an
wills than diseases are in tho stomach of both
beasts and men who make themselves like
them. Nature contrives 20 sustain health
and vigor on precarious stinted supply,
since it is not what is eaten hut what is di-
gested that nourishes. Her system. should be
initiated in quantity aud quality; she regu-
lates tho former according to the length Of
the day aud the amount of work required to
be done, aud bids the seasons, her hAndmaids,
YDrY the latter by a constant change in the
bill of fare. Provide, therefore your nice
nags with their cr0ct and salt-cellar, by plac-
ing in each mnngcr large lump OF. rock sslt
and chntk, to which when troubtcd with in
digestion or acidity, they will as surely resort
as the most prurtiscd London dincrs.out do
to their glnubers anil potash; nor will they
oiton require any other physic. If bucket
of water be PLACED always in their reach: they
will sip often, hut never swill themselves but
to 1isTChston, Whict-aItcFWisE mr. obligated
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He then Ynyc fall account Of the whole af-
fair and was removed in litter to a place
ot satcty--thc honest gardener taxing good
CTr. 20 kcgp cloaroi the holy fiars They,
it srrrn7, c6u!d not bcpunished all events
were not; though. the story becoming gcner-
ally-kuuwu in the city, they were secuted
wbcrovor they appeared, nor -wutiiri arrrtody
.tougrrouutG o, their Church.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-25

l"ut the f.'' l.i,t ~ j., prlecedcl in thr
direction of Moorish Ca.do be- was startled
by the sudden Hr Of muskot a. il Was
----r-1rt ------- -..''a--
duz,n feet from hi- path, called .ogt in
pcrcmplory and gruI voice "Hho goe,
MDre 2"
Captain 'itrogm0rtou was brave man, iu
thn ordinary sonsr of The phrase. 81. &c luIsI
bc acknowledged that hc was much startled
hy lho challenge so suddenIygi and the
sight OF the mu.krt pointed directly toaarl.
him The poet Byron,and be is good author
ity iu a case like this, nys'
~ ha, o. strange quick Iiur upon lho ear
That cugkug nra mu.hot, when yuu know
i-a-. d ll llnr
Tuu y'ur prr."u twelve feet on ur sn.'
And .o thought Captain Thogmouon, al
hoit hc wls nu' familiar with Byrous writ
iur Indeed hr wa. 80 much hnurrcd by
iIr ucNpoclcl occurrence. chat hrcoud not
reply to.thc demand of lhr sentry.
"Who goc, there 2" again shouted the sen
. uy iu q tone of thunder
liul Thrugmorton, although hc cNcrcd all
hi. vocal muscle. knowing that IL ua, a clac
'''' w '''''"' wa, "''''' 70 N'l any more
''"
"Who poc. There; Speak or fire." oN-
'''''''' ','' '''''' ''' ','' '"''u ",''' ""' '"'
IA l''''' u''''''i4I iH.'ll would he aA good
60 NY ""''' H"u ""''"s "'' h'' '"orp :" a"'
s''' p" ''' '"'',"t' "''u''''''"'' p''"H a.
"' To repeat only "a -i-i-l - lnfh'd
i'onu an" 9 f'Et't 10 r''oru D" put rem''h'
u'r Hector ana In.nn''3 commenced run
q Iiiil 'l1A'i ll'.- MI -
Inc sentry hr'1'" The bail passed through
Captain lhrogm"rtons hat. lie jumped np
at i'vt 'hrr' i''t Perpe"dicnl'rly' believing
himself wounded, and go the some time the
"''"'I'i"' "onls, "a FRIEND ho'icd out
LOT hi' mouth with a force, producing deep
-''i- ~ a i'-l' IA III
'N'! P'' 90 ''' ''"'-'' '''""'" '''!' "''
"'' "'"'" "''' '"'"'',.''
'''-'. '.''.''''''''' ''.' '''' '''i.'. ,''N.'' "'
i.'' ''''! va ''''"'. ''H "' "'e AQUA ''l"i
".' 70 '"',". ''''' % '~s' ''' '.'."' ana '"d"'-
rH aim lo ugli,'r 'h's = 'lh %. "a iurpd,
q. '"'"3 @ "..N'.l .ihI t"""a from Tho
''''.'' ''''''' ""' "'' '''''s " i'''''' ''''''
"''r 1850 ''
on h'' ''.'h h'l- H"h iU't voyage h'
met wllhAcuse aud heavy iu-. "n tht r"''
lie hu''.N .iuu.. .YA>iUe- H' tHy s'uiI'rp
edge o' "''rt'.' 'anN. 'H' t"e wind being
"uims ann iur 'hc m'st patI ni tue uinr a.
'''7''' i'F ..---.. - .- 4 "
w'unui h'uE aa,r tn obtain an observation
or speak "a vessel ono morning iustat day
break, the wind blowing a fresh breeze from
-r''--r--++
Captain inJo-wvr."u Nas alarmed Icy thc
cry "t "b. .k o.,aL U,3 u.d.r Mc h,",
iI, rushed ou dc.h. where every thing wa,
IA -uulus.un. ll4l- -rul444. ei ti,y-t'f,-,+,,-t--
could De- distinctly heard and indecd,a long
white line OF brcaacrs could be- seen through
the log, but short distance off Al hands
were ON deck IN a jiiicy The Captain, Of
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JOB PRINTING.

HtNDBiLLS,' 'HL1MS, Gums So, So.
PRINTED u the ucpfcst manner 90 thc Cu'olpuuu
OHirr
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The following T. from thepoH Of Mr. Mile,
Veterinary surgeon 10 theQueon Of England
Life Guards, aud the author Of several yalua-
Bile veterinary works.
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sPf
,ns,9n 90 ois nat Pm passed bark mary MOTHS
Steamship Promethsus. johnson, Chagres. May 10 asd
Allen 18th inst. cracssd Island Passage sposs brig
Amaa from Jsemel for New York 18TH saw sshr seso-
Mail Steamship Florida. Lyon, Savannah, GO hours
m ss's aoa e assh 18th @ I'm
hence for savannah th passed in the ship Marion
ship Wisconsin Mumford, London and Portsmouth, April
~ Cape 25th with mdse aud @ passensers to
Grswold Co. Had light winds the edge Of the Backs
two hours after With ship Patrick Henry:
Bark vivid tIr Thomas Rio Janeiro days. with cof
Brig Cen Gsrissidi Ita corssnsso. Bueno. Ayres IS
SER Emily johnson. Cole, nsl.im9r Ss days.
s sssT F sr Is,r SSsnans asy aa
sohr James a BransSd, Williams Milton Dell days.
sshr Mail C5oIper Milton Del 2d n.,.
sssr suSss sss days
schr Freestone. BROOKS. Portland. Ct.
sshr Mary NIB Bransr rs.i Busi Porsaad, Ct
schr Geo Gillian, Carey, Portland. CT.
sehr Robt smith. NicLsrscn. Portland, CT, 2days.
sshr Martin BrGxn ,a P0rtlana, ME-
schr Eagle. -, Roekland 5days.
schr Texan. Leeman, Roclland, 5days.
Schr Mozart, Reed, Lubec 6days.
s sssr k k aassh sn Ea:tasss : d.ya
schr Judge fancy. Toothaker East Maehias, 8 days.
sioop JAS Goih"a Nehois Fail River bouna.o Albany
s sIiSsP E Esssf S Ssms'ssf .i Er
Sloop Isaac II Borden. Dunninx, Fall River.
sloep Pointer, Fowler. Providence
sloop Willard Dayton, Providence.
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Died.

ON Sunday morning May,ls, Of coagsmp;ion, NIcHo-
las Dsarow Rooms, IN the doth year of his age,
The relatives and friends Of the family, and the MEN,
beers Of the Lamp Department respectfully invited to
attend his funeral on Tuesday morning At o'clock,
from he late residence No 1875 East Twenty sixth street
liz rmaiDs will be taken tD ionkers for nterinsnt
NV London papers please ccry; 49,,
On Monday, May 10 Mr.. JoHS HsGEsiAS, in the 18th
H friends and the friends Of the family, respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral "Wednesday morn
ing 2st inst at 10 o'clock from his late residence No.
80 Hamilton avenue, South BrcoklyR.
On Monday evening. May ~, JoHE u. sArrERtTr.
lis relatives and friends and those u the family are
invited 20 attend his funern "Wednesday afternoon,
81 o'clock from the residences % his fathern-law,
douglass sat,erlce 9o East Eighteenth street. without
on Monday amer n short but severe illness, ASS, WI.
dow Il the late Peter Erickson, sscd - years month
and days.
The rieEds a tho samily ana Of her son. william II
Erickson and those IL her aagghSer, Mrs stewart and
also the members o. the Church q the Disciples ars re
fI.cuy invited 20 attend the funeral from the resi-
dsrcr Il her los Elm street on Tuesday May - at
O'Clock
D,,Lir. In the g0th year o. his age
fls friend and the 5cnds Of the family. respect
fully invited 10 attend kis funeral At O'Clock this
day from lie residence q his uncle, Archibald Hail. No
e. Oliver street. without further invitation.
on sunday May Is Mrs PHEnE AN~ relist of the late
William stephens ia the Goth year Of her age.
The friends aud relatives d the family and the mem
b,rs ~ the frankliu Chapter o 4 A., ana Company p
American Rifles requested to attend The funeral THIS
uWdsy) afternoon IT o'clock, fror@ her late resi-
Gopce. Ne 81 Suffolk street.
At jersey city on May is, Isaac d BRowSi agsd 20
years
The friends of the deceased and those Of his father,
David : Brown respectfully invited TO attend his
funeral fret No. - Chrystc street, Tuesday, at
| O'Clock, T.. NJ, without further invitation.
On Monday, May 10 nj q clock. r. NJ, after an III
Il sixteen months ELAERo GopoSs, aged years
months and % days youngest Of 1aspar and Clara
Ggdone.
The friends q the family are respectfully invited TO
attend his funeral this day tuesday, 10th inst at
/ O'Clock. y. NJ
In prctriyn nm Saturday NAV H. az scarlet fever
after illness a Que day AoSrs daughter Of David
ala Julia A. NJ Marrener. aged years and months
On Sunday, May IS, Of Inflammation OF the bowels
ions IA, MAlnrR son OF George aud Mary Mather aged
years.
In Jesssmine county Ky. on January . IN the ninety
seventh year If his age jams lHyirCE The deceased
was In Gen Arnold expedition against Canada, in Sep
TENDER. 1875; under General Warrington, at thu
scge and capture q Yorktown; also 9! ,he battles q
/ un,s. Plains Permautg~n, BrandywIue, Trenton
I Princeton Monmouth Long Island Red Rank, &C. III
! served throughout the war Of Independence.
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The shin Ro5end-Roiiroad accident.

BAtTIMoRF, Nay IT tEJI'
The Shin Rolend-Raiiroad accident
The ship Robena, which ives rescued from her ?'rops
condition "A Cape Henry after three weeks rough usage
has been sold by her underwriters 10 Captain Boordman
q New York for $4,000 and will be taken around this
week 10 New York for repairs she insured to the
amount Of s55 Geo. and Il Is thought that 5000 viii put
her In a condition as good As new she y but two
years old and Of the finest vessels belonging to
port
German named Profenberg over on the
susauehanna Railroad, Saturday night and instantly
killed as when found his head severed from his
body n IL supposed that he had laid down drunk
the track and that the night train passed over him