Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-15
MIsoEEps AND PENALTIES.

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Howard Baker. IL years old ha,
run away from the Providence orphan
asylum in Burlington.
The house OF j. o. Williams in Wesi
Berlin was burolarized early Tuesday
OF last week and a quantity OF jewelry
was stolen.
A drunken man threw a piece Of
steel at Edward Ryan Of Rutland cut.
ting an artery in his arm and badly
bruising his chest.
Chancellor Il. 5. Taft has granted a
temporary injunction restraining vii
liam and Michael Callihan OF Burling-
ton from selling liquor.
In arresting Hank Casey, Jim
Hogan and "Meddie" Mann, three
Rutland toughs, Officers Blanchard
and Clifford had lively fight and were
considerably bruised.
George Gale, who shot and killed
Charles Fisk at Stowe last week with
gun which he didn't know was
loaded, has been held under $1,000
bonds for appearance at the December
term OF Lamoile county court.
The Dumas Granville murder turns
out to be a case of ignorance of the
mother in the care OF her newborn
child. She is in the care of an officer
and under 5000 bail to await recovery
to furnish it. The first reports were
exaggerated.
A suit has been instituted against
Policeman W. I. Wills in which Alex
ander Bordo seeks to recover $1,000 tor
alleged personal damages. Wills ar
rested Bordo recently on the charge of
intoxication and in so doing found il
necessary to use his billy upon Bordo.
A Swede claiming to have come from
Proctor went TO a Rutland savings
bank the other day and attempted to
pass a $50 Confederate bill as a de-
post. An interpreter found that the
man knew that the bill had no value
and was evidently trying to do some
one.
United States Marshal Fred A. Field
took % Cinnamon to the Windham
county Jail at Newfane lately The
celestials were ordered deported BY
Commissioner Young, but the cases
were appealed and they were lodged
in Jail until a further hearing can be
held before Judge Hoyt II. Wheeler
Viola Paro Of st. Adams pleaded
guilty last week to a charge of biga-
my. She was sentenced to be confined
in state prison at Windsor TOR not less
than five nor more than seven months
and 10 pay the costs of prosecution
Viola is the young woman who was
twice married in less than year.
George Marseau, a half-witted
tramp, was arraigned before Justice
NJ. II. Alexander OF Georgia last week.
charged with assaulting the six-year-
old daughter of Titus Bushnell of
Georgia, with intent to commit rape.
He was held in 5000 bonds for
appearance at the next term of county
court.
Earle c. Arson OF South Reading,
who is held ut the house of correction
awaiting a hearing on a charge of adj
ministering drugs with the object of
performing an abortion on Miss Lena
Ainswouh, who died in Cuttingsville,
has no prospect of securing bail. He
was visited by his father-in-law re-
Gently but that gentleman did not show
any desire to bail him.
Ernest Miles of Wheelock was ar
rested last week and taken 10 the State
Industrial school at Nergennes, to
which he was sentenced last June for
breaking into VIM. Sanborn's mill at
Wheelock and stealing money. The |
court let him 90 home on probation on
his good behavior. but he forfeited his |
liberty by stealing dynamite caps and
selling them TO a boy named Willie |
Peak, who lost his life by using them.
Humane Officer Fuller Of Burlington |
reports fragrant cases OF animal cruelty |
at Georgia. Fairfax and st. Adams. |
He found a considerable number of |
CALLED horses and at Fairfax arrested |
Wesley Warren, who was fired 81 and |
costs after pleading guilty to the
charge of working horses which were |
badly CALLED. Forrest Hunt, another
farmer, was also arrested and fined |
the same amount. A number of horses |
belonging to these men are now in the
charge OF the sheriff and will be for 60
days. At Georgia IS head of cattle. /
sheep and pigs were found corralled
for a day in the railroad yards, to be
shipped to Boston. No provision was
found for the feeding or watering of
these unfortunate animals and their
cries were piteous. The dealers laid
the blame upon the railroad company
which, they said, should provide prop
er receptacles tor water and food.
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thing for the creatures who would get
else until they reached Boston.
There are at least 100 CALLED horses In
the neighborhood OF st. Adams.
OLD HOME WEEK ITEMS.