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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-04-20
Library Lamps
At
BAILIE d BREWERS.
Terrible Accident.

Wednesday morning terrible accident
happened at Bailie u Brewers drug store,
by which u stranger, X. r. Workman, hail
ing from Temple. Tex, was dangerously
and probably fatally injured. and Messrs.
b. A. Trousdale and Farrell Buckingham
were also painfully, but not seriously hurt.
Workman had just had q mixture Of nitric
acid and mercury compounded by Mr..
Buckingham, who cautioned him to be
careful in handling it, when he replied that
he had handled it before, and gave the bot
tie a shake. An explosion Of the bottle
instantly followed and its contents shot up
in flame into his face, burning him horri-
bly,, and scattering over Messrs. Bucking-
ham and Trousdsle. who stood near by.
Mr. Buckingham escaped almost entirely,
but Mr.. Trousdale was not 50 fortunate,
being severely burned about the face. DR..
r. 0. Brewer, who is attending Workman.
says that his face is now so badly swollen
that it il impossible to ascertain whether
or not he will lose his eyes, if he RECEIVERS.
of which there is some doubt. The right
eye is probably ruined and the left is badly
damaged il not lost also. The unfortunate
man had hemorrhage ofthe bowels Thurs
day morning, but we learn that he was
somewhat better yesterday.
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MONROE IN spPlSG ATTIRE.
Railroad, business, Socint ana Other
Items of Interest.

"W. r. NJ" the Monroe corr esponden,
of the New Orleans Picayune, writing UNI
der date OF April nth, says: ut has often
been said that Monroe is one of the pref
test little places in the South on account
of it's beautiful shade trees and lovely
streets. If the outside world could only
see her now they would SEQ a picture of
natural beaoty-the magnificent oak trees
that shade the place from one end to the
other are now in their splendor with the
new leaves of spring. You can hardly pass
residence without noticing the magniii-
cont flowers fall descriptions. The build.
ing ofthe Houston, Central Arkansas and
place wonderfully, new houses being erect
cd daily, all the stores are being opened,
and business is increasing rapidly.
are one OF the smallest places in the
South to have the streets aud business
houses lighted by electricity. Monroe
needed some live and energetic msn to
has several OF this Kind already, but the
gentleman Monroe should always feel
deeply indebted to is the ponular and
tha MAJ n5'Sn,; o.
ern railroad. TO Mr.. Bright can be ac-
credited the building of the new road that
will do Monroe so much good. Some years
since he was doing an immense business in
Little Rock, Ark, and sold out everything
to cast his lot with the people of Louisiana;
and now, with such men as him, this conn.,
try should prosper and take its front rank
with other places that are not near so rich
and healthy. In speaking with him the
other day he said with his road run
ming through Louisiana from north 10
south, and eventually to New Orleans, that
by a little trouble New Orleans could gain
its hold again, something That he would DO
glad to see." Monroe, socially speaking,
has been quite lively during the past set-
son. Our military company, the Ouachita
Pelicans, are moving along and will soon
be finely drilled organization. The opera
house., that was recently bought by our
popular towHs,aan, Hon. J. b. Garre!tson-
is undergoing thorough repairs, the stage
having been entirely torn down and q new,
one being erected, the new one will be 81
by sc feet clear with tho latest scenery and
fixtures. Then it will DO pleasure for
good companies to play here, as this is one
OF the best drawing show towns in the
country. Mr.. John r. Parker, with Mr.. Il.
b. Blanks, OF Columbia, will shortly erect
II new and handsome four-story brick
store, to be used as a large wholesale gro
Gerry house. The Hon. John Il. Ludeling
has returned from Washington, u. &. Miss
Maud Marks, the belle of Port Gibson,
Miss, is visiting tho family OF Mr.. S.
Meyer, Of this city. Mrs. Sherman II.
Hubbard, nee Miss Tina Ludoting. accom-
panied by Miss Richmond, Of bridgeport.
Ct, liz visiting tho family of her father. he
Hon. j. II. Ludeling.
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REMEMBER THAT
Is BARGAIN DAY
At Meyers Star Emporium,
6 and s DcSiard Street.
How to Build Up Your Town.

The Baltimore Manufacturers Record, tho
greatest industrial! journal ofthe South and
which has no superior in the country any
where, has had great experience in BOOM
ing towns and its advice is worth follow
ing. 1t endorses the following plan with
the subjoined comment:
The Manufacturers Record has often
been ask led how to build up towns, and IT
has published many good plans. To these
it adds the following good points from the
Times Register, hich suggests them to its
readers as how to develop Salem, Va:
Now then, let MS all pull together TO h"i1 ny
Salem.
Talk about it.
Write about it.
Help to improve it.
fcautify tho streets
PatroniZe its mercliants.
Advertise in its paper.
PAY YOUR taxes without grumhliu9.
10 courtco to strangers that coIne among YOU.
Never let an opportunity to speak ~ good wor,
about it pass. ..
Rcnomber that every dollar you invest III per
n,anent improv emcntS is that much money al
interest.
Don't kick" against any proposed necessary in,
ptoreHen, because 10 ~ not nsar yonr own doar "l
Tor fear Your taxes win be raised II cents
To these tho Manufacturers RECORD,
would add, support your local paper first
and literally, and then spend money in
advertising in the best mediums TO draw
men and money from elsewhere. But be
sure that yonr homo paper has healthy,
well-fod look, with its sides bullying out
with good "ads.'
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Woodlands Insurance Agency.

,
The Detroit Indicator, an influential in
surance journal, recently contained tho
following well-deserved complimentary
notice of Mr.. J. W. Woodlands Insurance
Agency:
"Mr. J. w. Woodland, Of Monroe, La,
has the largest insurance agency III that
city, and is doing an extensive business.
He represents the Liverpool and London
and Globe, North British and Mercantile,
Phoenix, London and Lancashire, Mechan.
les and Traders, Scottish Union, and Ma
New York and Equitable Life Insurance
Companies and Employers Liability As
surance Corporation
Mr.. Woodlands personal popularity and
his prompt and careful attention to bust
ness, coupled with tho fact hat he repre-
sents none but old, wcll-establishcd and
perfsctly reliable companies is the sccre:
of his SUCCESS.
The Telegraph commends Mr.. Wood
lands agency to all those wishing to in
Snr
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Hair, Tooth and Nail brushes
At
BAILIE Il BREW EES.
River News.

Under tho influence OF tho recent heavy
rains tho river has been rising steadily for
the past several days.
The john Howard passed down from
Camden Monday morning. Sho discharged
several sacks OF cotton seed at the Oil MIL.
Tho Josie W. departed for tho Bartholo-
new Thursday morning with Capt. Carlton
in command and Capt. Tindai in the Office.
The Sterling White is at the wharf and
will probably depart for the NArbonnc
Monday Morning.
The flag ship OF the limo Corona. loft New
Orleans Wednesday evening end will bc
f0u nd at the wharf this morning; as usual
to depart on her return to tho Crescent
City during tho day.
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Furniture Polish
BAILIE 4 BREW Frs.
oFTIOIAL.
City Council Proceedings.

CITY HALL, April u. 1850.
Al a call meeting of the City Council held
this day there were present Hon. A. J.
Herring, Mayor; f. Fudickar, ID. G. Trous-
dale, ]. W. Wright. v. NJ. Telles, Jonas
Meyer. Absent L. d. McLain, T. Johns.
The Mayor stated that the objec OF the
meeting was to receive the report Of the
finance committee on the courthouse claim
due by the city.
The chairman stated that the committee
could not agree and asked that tho matter
be referred to the Council.
It was moved that tho treasI..er TO au-
thoriZed and nstructod to pay tho sum OF
$l1S.76, balance due on said claim.
On roll call the vote resulted rs follows
Yeas-E. Fudickar, J. w. Wright, V. Nj.
Telles, Jonas Meyer.
Nays-D. G. II ousdale.
On motion the Council adjourned.
A. J. HERRING, Mayor.
NJ. L. MERED1rH. Secretary.
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LiuU;d Gold Paint
at
EAILIE Il BREW Frs.
XO.the Ladies' /!

We are just in receipt of the
following line of Summer Goods:
Embroidered Robes in I'LL
colors;
White Embroidered Norfolk
BIouscs, with Belt;
White Embroidered Aprons ;
Venetian drawn thread Aprons;
Jersey Blouscs in all colors for
Ladies' and Misses;
Lawn Tennis Blouses
Jersey Kilt Suits with blouse
waists
Latest Combination in Misses
and Boys Colors;
Silk and Mohair Binding;
Silk Cord in all colors and
sizes:
Tinscl, Chenille and Auzcnc
in all Colors
Tinscl and Chenille Cord
Macrama Cord;
Lanbrcquin Ornaments;
The prcttiest line of Striped
and dotted Swiss ever shown in
the city.
$50 pieces Isle and Jersey
Thread Gloves in all sizes and
colorS at sc. per pair.
7. B3ER d. Bro.
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Society and Personal.

Mr.. r. 3. Blanks, of Columbia, was in til
city yesterday.
Mr.. W. F. Millsaps left for New Orleans
Wednesday, to be gone several days.
DR.. l. Newton and L. F. Leavel, Esq, o
Bastrop, were in the city wednesday.
Mr.. Abe Stein and Capt. Lag. Brunne,
departed overland for Farmerville yester'
day morning.
Dr.. +. Y. Ably returned home from New
of only few days.
Mr.. jerry Dickson, the popular represent
alive of Hansel q Bro, Now Orleans, was
in the city yesterday.
Our anable young friend Mr.. Moses
Drummer was IN town the latter part Of the
week, representing the nrn, of William
Rsinerth, hat dealers, Of New Orlssns.
Capt. g. n. Gaulden returned yesterday
from Shreveport, where he had gone by
way of Red river to pilot the steamer
Friendly around for the Jefferson trade.
Baron Erlangsr and President schin, OF
the Queen and Crescent system, passed
through here on special Thursday morn
ing. They were on a general tour OF in-
We. had tho pleasure Of meeting in the
city yesterday, after an absence of several
years, our friend aud former fellow-towns-
man, MIR. Leon Gerson. We are glad to say
he is looking in fine health.
Mr.. Abe Stein, of Farnerville, stopped
over In the city a few Gays this week, eli
route home from Vidalia, whittier no had
been in attendance at the wedding of Mr..
David Shlenker, his cousin.
Mr.. John NJ. Lee, Jr.. Land Agent OF the
". 8. & P. Railroad Company, Lett on the
westbound passenger Wednesday for
Shreveport and points along the road, On
official business. He will return to Mon
roo in few days.
Messrs. J. s. Handy, s. A. Leopold, IL.
H. Naf and other Bastropians. passed
through the city Wednesday, en- route for
Rayville to attend q railruad meeting at
that place on that day.
DIR. Folk and Mr.. Monroe. two promi-
nent gentlemen of Joliet, ILL.,, arrived here
Thursday evening and will remain several
days. They are. we arc pleased to state,
very tavorab!y impressed with our little
city.
Mr.. Harry II. Nelson, special correspon-
dent ofthe Times. Democrat, has been In the
city for the past several days and will
probably remain with us until after the
meeting at the Experimental Farm at CAL
honn next Thursday. He has contributed
highly entertaining letter descriptive Of
Monroe and her resources and future pos
abilities to the Times Democrat which will
appear in Sundays edition. Mr.. Nelson is
both a clever gentleman and newspaper
man. and the Telegraph takes great pleasure
in commencing him to the good people of
Monroe and Ouaciita parish, many Of " HON
he viii have occasion to meet before leaving.
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Commits siOncls.

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers
will pay all Prizes drawn in tho Louisiana
State Lotteries, which may be presented AT
our counters.
Il. nj. WALMSLEY, Pres. La. Ma. Bank.
+. LANAUX, Pres. state Nat. Bank.
A.EALDWIN, Pres. N. .. Nat. Bank.
CARL COIN, Pres. Union Nat. Bank.
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING:
WILL TAKE PLACE
At tho Academy of Music, New Orleans,
TUESDAY, MAY IA, 1889,
CAPITAL PRIZE, $500, 900
nalves.siO; Quarters, - 90; rcnths,
$500; TwcntIeths, 500.
PRIZE OF s3OO, 900 is. -...........s3OO,0 900
PRIZE OF 100000 is...""....... 100000
| PRIZE OF $4,000 is............... so, 900
| PRIZE OF ~ 900 is.......... $4,000
PRIZES OF 10000 aro.......... 10000
S PRIZES OF 5000 are.......".. % 900
% PRIZES OF 1 900 aro.......... Z6, 900
100 PRIZES OF 900 are. ...... 90, 900
200 PRIZES OF 800 are........... 10000
500 PRIZES OF 200 are ............. IOO, 900
AUTHORIZATION PRIZES.
100 Prizes OF $500 900
100 Prizes OF 300 are-.................. 10000
100 Prizes OF zoo are 2o,OOO
TERMINAL. PRIZES.
800 Prizes OF 500 So, 900
999 Prizes of 100 are....................9 $4,000
! 3,i3i Prizes, amounting to...".1l 1854, 800
NorE.-1ckots drawing Capital Prizes
are not entitled to terminal Prizes.
NE- For CLUD RATES, or any further in
| formation desired write fegibiy to he I'm
| dersigned, clearly stating your residence,
with State, County, Street and Number.
] More rapid return mail delivery will be
| assured by your enclosing AN Envelope
! bearing your full address.
SEMI Postal Notes. Express Money Or
dsrs, or New York Exchange in ordinary
| letter.
| we pay Charges on Currency
! Sent to us by Express in sums of $500 OF
| over
! \ lireSSnl
| ". DAIiPTTIN,
! New Orleans, L.
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The Jury in the appropriation case OF the
Houston. Central Arkansas and Northern
Railroad Company vs.. -. 4. Broard, jr.,
and q. W. Miller, which also involved the
question of valuation and damages, re-
turned "A verdict of $50 for the defendants.
They claimed larger sam, but we learn
are satisfied with The verdict. The railroad
company appeals.
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Money to Loan.

Now is Tho time Of tho year above all
others that the planter needs capital to
carry on his farming operations. He is
now laying tho foundation for whole
years business when the want of little
ready money may cause tho loss of every
thing when on the other hand to have it
will insure tho success OF his plans. There
is no reason to be without little ready
cash, as with tho proper securities all the
money required by the planters OF this sec
ton may be secured OH the most adyan-
tageous terms. In this connection we will
say that Messrs. Stone Bros are represen.
ting firm OF capitalists who desire to max g
loans on improved property in this section
and that loans may he negotiated through
them OIL very easy terms. Parties deriving
to borrow money would do we'll to call on
or write to them in this city. Full psrticu-
lars will be given on application.
Ladies' and Misses Trimmed Hats, Gents,
Youths and Boys Straw Hats in late styles
at Meyers Star Emporium.
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Buy your Cotton Exchange Cigars from
j. $. Bloch at New Orleans priccs.-i's
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j. s. Bloch's is headquarters for Wbish y
Wines and Cigars, wholesale aud Retall.-is
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III / sc. pei pun.
/. B.3ER d. Bro.
Bucklin's Arnica Salye.


The Best Salve in the world for cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Rheuut, Fever Sores,
Totter, Chapped hands, thilblains Corns,
and all skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. IL IL
guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price - cents per box.
For sale by Or. a. Is. Sholars.
Drink Cupid's Cordial at the Commercial
saloon.
The public arc respectfully informed that
have inst received a large lot Of plain and
handsome 1vigtSio11 Sh1des which l ami selling
at ,riccs that defy competition. call aud
examine my stock and MAKE selections
wltiln the line il full.
G.. 6. McDowEIr.,
Manager showers Piano and Furniture Co
ASK for Damiana torEi all al the Com
mercisl Saloon.
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DY VIRTUE OF A FL. ia. ISSUED by
ID the Hon. Fifth District Court, In and
tor the Parish OF Ouachlta. and to me
directed in the above entitled and mum.
bered suit, I have seized and taken Into my
possession, and will sell at public auction.
between legal hours Of sale. 10 the last and
highest bidder, at the door Of the Court
House in tho city Of. Monroe, la, on
SATURDAY, 4TfI DAY OF MAY, issV.
tho following described property, to-wit:
An undivided half interest OF defendant
in and to tho 80 4 OF ne Il Of section Q, r.
also NV 4 OF section 10, r. ii, r Q. con-
tanning 100 acres. -. ..s
Also head of cattle marked upper figure
seven In right and under figure soven In
left oar. - lftsa
sseizcd re- tho property OF defendant and
will ba sold to satisfy snid writ and costs.
Terms Of sale, cash, with tho benefit of
apprasement.
W. r. THEoBALDS, Sheriff.
March 20. 1889.
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The electric Light will be Turned CA to
morrow night ut the plant To test the work
ings of the Ii .hts. In case everything works
smoothly the city will I've illuminated Mon
day night. between fifty and sixty lights be-
ing turned on. Mr.. j. II. Andrews. OF ia
ton Rouge, contractor Tor The plant, will be
here Tomorrow TO superintend the turning
on of the lights.
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One Solid Car Of Beer.
j. s. Bloch announces TO the trade that
he has just received one solid car or Bud
weiser aud Auhauser Bottle Beer.--4ts
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CoIgate's Soap and Ferfumcry
at
BAILIE 4 BREW Frs.
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Louisiana State Lottery Go.
Incorporated by the Legislature in 1868.
for educational and Charitable purposes,
and its franchise made part OF the present
state constitution, in 1879, by An OVER
wHELMINa POPULAR VOTE.
Its GRAND EXTR AORDINARY DRAW
INGS take place semi Annually (June and
December), and it's GRAND SINGLE
NUMBER DRAWINGS take place on each
Of the other ten months in the year, and
are all dra wn in public, at the Academy OF
Music, Now Orleans, La.
"Wo do hereby certify that we supervise
the arrangements for all the Monthly and
Semi-Annual Drawings of The Louisiana
State Lottery Co., and in person manage
and control the Drawings themselves. and
that the same are conducted with honesty,
ties, and we authorize the Company to use
this certificate with fAc-similos OF orr
signatures attached, i'll its advertisements"
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Address Registered Letters to
New Orleans National Bank
New Orleans. La.

REMEMBER THAT ONE DOLLAR is
the Price or the smallest part or fraction of
"A tickle issued in any drawing. Anything
in our name offered at a Tess price, is either
a counterfeit or a swindie.
REMEMBER, also. that the payment of
Prizes ia GUARANTEED BY FOUR
NATIONAL BANKS OF New Orleans, and
tho Tickets arc signed by the President OF
an Institution whose chartered rights are
recognized in the highest Courts; therefore,
beware OF all limitations and anonymous
scfetues.
DREPARATlOSSI FOR THE TEETH
l. Calder's Dentine,
Brunswis's Tooth Powder,
Colgate's Dental Powder,
Oriental Tooth Paste,
Rulufoain,
Sapodent,
| Sozodont,
IonweisS,
] Aromatic Tooth Powder,
| At BAILIE 81 BREWERS.
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w. II. DICKERSON EFT Al. VS.. LEHl
NOTWITHSTANDING 30Ol.
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For the host soda water go 10 tho Come
Drug Store.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SAERlEsS SALE. 9

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISE
OF OUACHITA, FIFTH DIsTRIC'
COURT. s,;f5t
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Grace Church.


EASTER DAY sERyICEs.
Celebration of Holy Eucharist at : a. III.
Mathis Holy Eucharist and Sermon,
IL a. M.
Music-Easier Anthem ........... ..Gregorian
"1e Deum". Berthe Tours
Solo-"O, Rest i'll tho Lord'-Fron Elijah
'pieheeiS''hh
EvensoBg and Sermon at $50 p. IN.
"Magniticat".. ...............-....-..B. Tours
Nunc Dlth1ttiS .s......' d. lotTS
The Choir will on this occasion be as
sisted by Mrs. DIR. Siebert, from Cincinnati.
The haudsOmest assortment of Ladies
Silk and Lisle thread Gloves and Mits are in
be found at Meyers Star Emporium.
Fresh Keg Beer ON tap every day at
J. y. Bloch's.-4tS
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paper 10 which we invite the attention OF
our readers. Loans can be negotiated
through Mr.. Tomkies on improved hills
farms, river plantations and good business
property on long time and at q low rate of
to Mr., Touakies at 224 Milan street, Shrevs-
port, La., will receive prompt attention.
The Consolidated Ice Company's Monroe
factory began operations last Monday under
the most favorable conditions. MANY I'M
provemsnts have been made sirce shutting
down last season. the old frame building
having been replaced with Il handsome
Drick structure and many changes made
for the more convenient and satisfactory
despatch of business. Mr. d. w. Johnston
remains in charge of the business while
Mr.. Shoemaker continues to apply the
motive power.
Mr.. Witburn Fife, a resident ofths south
ern portion OF this parish, was in the city
Thursday. He :said that a wild woman,
supposed to be tho same mysterious per-
sopaSe who created snch = furore in Cata-
houla parish some time since, had made
her appearance in the southern portion OF
this parish and that All effort to effect heI
capture would be made to-day and to-
morrow When last seen she was in the
Cypress Creek neighborhoo2, about Il
miles below Monroe. 1t is to be hoped
that the effort to capture this mysterious
persouage will bs successful aud that thu
secret attending her strange ACTORS will b.
unravelled at an early day.
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ASK for Damiana Cocktail AT the Com
nercial Saloon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-13
Bunpling Execution.

WOODBURY., N. j, Nov. IL Joseph n
HlIman was bang d in the corridor OF the
county Jail here, this morning, for the MUIR
der of pedler named Leideman in March
last. The condemned youth spent the
morning in singing and praying, his spirit
ual advisors being with him from an early
hour After the prisoner was pinioned the
sheriff pulled the trigger holding the $50
round weight on the other end OF the rope
and the body shot up into the air distance
of Is feet. Then ensued probably one Of
the most horrible scenes ever witnessed at
an execution. The moose failed to tighten,
and the rope slipped around on the Wrnt.ched
mans neck. He groaned snd shrieked and
his cries could almost be distinguished as be
struggled with his arms and finally succeed
ed in sufficiently freeing his hands to almost
reach the rope. Hangman Vanhise stood
By reaching up to the moose and finally sue
ceeded in getting it around Sd that tie
weight of the body rested On the throat and
life was slowly strangled out the man.