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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-03
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
Hope Led Them on
Patient Sufferers From rheumatism
Cured by Blood :SWine.


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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
CREW OF THREE RESCUED.
Taken on from Sinking Schooner Florida and
Landed at Portland.

Portland. Me. Nov. 1.-The steamer
North Star. which runs between Portland
and New York while on her way to this
port Sunday. rescued. % miles northeast
of cape Cod. the three men composing
th, crew Of the schooner Florida "f Rock
bort. which was in Il sinking condition.
can't. Gcorc" GrccrlHw of the Florida =.
reports tra,, while of Cap" God at ~
o'clock SATURDAY night in northwest
gale. the fore hatch was washed away
tud much water was taken in the hoid
rbc schooner was loaded with coal and
was in a wltcrlugG"d condition IN few
hours. II
The crew laborc1 At the pumps AL
night and when the North Star hove III
sight at Q O'clock. capt. Gr""nlaw dc
trrr,ir"d to abandon his vessel. The
North Star went To- the windward of the
schooner ANA III" crew of the Wat"rloG g I
vessel was abb" to launch q d"r%. This
Wa carried several mites to lc"wdrd ami
vas picked NJ by the North Star
The men Who were rescued were Capt.
,;rccnlaw ard Elmer GrccnlaW IF Rock
mort. ana George Robinson the cook. TN
cssc, was owned by cobb. WHIT" n But
Icr Of Rockport. Capt. BragS q the
Enrth star. thinks the schooner must
have, foundcrcd soon after she was aban-
dUuCd.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
CHARLESTON EXPOSITION.
Twice as Large Attendance as Expected Is
Probable-.No Robbins The Visitors.

Charleston. ;. G.. Nov. .ll.-Exhjbito,s
and concessionaires are coming to
Charleston in large numbers and dur
ing the past two days 100 carloads of
exhibits have arrived here for the Ex-
position. Sunday. S. C. Meads presi-
dent of the New York state committee
and four other members and employees
Of the commission reached Charleston
by the New York clyde liner Comanche,
and, Monday. l. members of the adj
visory board of the architect -in-chief
Mr. Gilbert. reached the city from
New York.
The New York commission has come
10 inspect the New York state build
ing and Mr.. Gilbert's board for the pur-
pose of advising with the architect as
to the last few finishing touches on the
marvellous work he has done. Archi-
tect Huston of the Philadelphia build
ing is here also to receive the building
from the contractor. 1t is ready for
the liberty bell which it will shelter
during the Exposition.
More than 2OO0 men are now ON
plCyed on the Exposition grounds and
the Midway city is going up IKE magic
The housing committee of the Wo-
mans department already has secured
more than 1000o lodgings for Exposi-
tion visitors IN private families and
boarding houses The usual rate for
lodgings will he 81 Il day and for !odg-
iues and breakfast $l.21.
Nearly every house i'll Charleston will
be converted for til" Exposition period
into house of entertainment and the
Scnticmnt rf the community is against
very attempt to exact heavy tolls Of
tn, visitors.
The railroads hay" agreed upon low
rates, 80 pcr cent. lower than the rates
mad" for Euffaio. and the city council
will pass an ordinance. Tuesday night.
for the protection Of the roads from
In" sea lpcrS.
The attendance on thc Exposition
promises Ia bC ut least twice y hat the
promoters OF TIL" project expected ANA
tn" Exposition Will br the most artistic
,Ncr held in the South.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
SUICIDE At AUBURN.
Mrs. Herbert 3. Phillips Cuts Her Throat. Was
Mentally 0eranged.

Auburn. Nj. Nov. 1l.-Mrs Herbert
l.. phillips. aged T. committed suicide,
Saturday morning hy cutting hrr
throat With q bread knife. She arosc
At Ill" usual hour got breakfast ana
phrtr"k rf il with her family. ;ipparrnt-
Is IN good spirits. she then went to
another rn"tu and cut hrr throat, kill
ing herself almost instantly. 4 nus
band Ind child weeks old survive
hes.
~" WaS probably mentally drraugcd.
Fer several days She hHd been Worried
about the infant Whi'h Il being
brought NJ on u huttt. Sho sr"m"d
t" i""r /; "aS not getting n"urishm"nt
enough Mr. Phillips say; that our.
%. tWlrc recently ~" HIS; asked about
l'"'suns. ami h1W much WAS required
(" KIN Il person. but Ii" did not ms
trust that she had any idea of taking
her life.
Alr. Phillips is hari of hearing ana
did not guess what she was doing III
Was only when h" thought sh" had
been gone a long time that he started
to look for her ana found her dead.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
FIGHTING IN SAMAR.
American Garry Stronghold at Sojton After
Two Days Fighting.

Manila. NOV. 11.-More lighting is re-
ported on the island Of Samar A re
port comes from Catbalogan. the capi-
tai OF the island. that Maj. Waller. at
tackled a force of insurgents occupying
a strong position at Sojton. two 3-inch
guns being used To shell the rebel
stronghold
Throughout the first day the insur-
gents held the place. but. Friday. Ma j.
Waller renewed the attack. and. after
q desperate engagement. carried the
position. TWO marines of the attack
ing force and % insurgents We're killed
Maj. Waller destroyed the quarters and
90 houses.
Gen. Smith has issued orders forbid
ding the purchase of hemp in the is
land of Leyte. except in small quanti-
ties for food. which purchases must be
under the supervision of the military
authorities.
All the ports in Leyte are closed, and
traffic il forbidden where it cannot be
supervised by the military.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
WATER TOWER FALLS.
'WatcrsIide" at Fairhaycn, Mass. Three
Persons Quite Badly Injured.

Fauh#lrn. Mas, Nuv. ll.--Thc Fail =
haven water tower. one "f TIE most
striking landmarks in this section of
tn" state, totally collapsed about t l..
NJ. SATURDAY,
Two boys. John Paul. and William
Nuncs VINO were passing on a tan
dem bicycle when the tower toppled
over. are in st. Luka's hospital. Nun"s
suffering from q compound fracture Of
the arm ANA fractured wrist. besides
other severe injuries. Antonio RoSc,
vino wa within the danger limit was
also severely hurt.
The force Of the water coming from
the collapsed tower. which is said by
President JOSEPH X. Nye Of the Fair
maven Water Works Association. tn b.
ls.mo tons. swept everything before il
to The south.
Evidently III. bottom Of the hug
tank fell out ana the tremendous out
pour Of water washed away the
foundations. sweeping a big stone wall
into the middle Of the street nearby.
the stones Of which were distributed
over Il wide area.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought ny the Wires From ths
North, East. south and West.

J.. y. Brooke. a Bolivar, Miss, coun-
tx planter Saturday, shot and fatally
wouncled Jack Moore. Il negro who had
been convicted Of killing Erooi<e's son
and given a threc-yearS ponitcntiary
sentence The shooting occurred on a
Mississippi Valley passenger train
Moore being Shack!cd to three other
prisoners and in charge of deputy
sheriff en- routc 10 the State Farm.
Ny and Mrs. \. NJ Smith. over Sc
wears OF age. were Suffucatcd in a fire
in their house on Sprague court. Med
ford. Sunday morning. The fire broke
out at 1.30 o'clock. Patrolman LennoX
d sruvcred The fire. James Nj. Simpson
rushed into the hous" and found III,
aged couple in bed i'll the cil. They
were carried from tho house. bur at
tempts 10 IcsuSci'atc them were futile
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
TWO GOLDEN WEDDINGS.
Mr. and Mrs. c. 7. Perkins. North Castine.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. Mcintyre. BIuehili.

Ellsworth. Me. Nov. ll.-Mr. ana Mrs.
Charles 7. Perkins of North Castiuc. Gel
ebrated their golden wedding anniversary
saturday. There was large satherirs
OF relatives and friends at their farm
house
There are three daughters one son "A
grandchildren and - great grandchildren
living.
Mr.. Perkins was born at Penobsco,
only few miles from where he now re-
sides in 1870. Mrs Perkins is three wears
ms Junior. She was born in Brooksyille
an adjoining town. They Were married
in Penobscot Nov. .. ISL
Ellsworth, Me. Nov n.-Mr ana Mrs
Foreman X. Mcintyre OF Buehin. cel,
brated their golden wedding anniversary.
Friday evening. There was "a large gath
erine Of relatives and friends at thri,,
hospitable home and the evening was Il
memorable one. AIR. and Mrs Mclntvr,.
were married at North Sedgwick on Nov
Is. lS5l, by Rev. Mr. Kingman of the Ban
tist church. The bridesmaid and best
man who attended the couple are a so liv-
ing and were present. The bridesmaid
VINO was Miss Mary Wilson OF North
SedSwick, is now Mrs. Mary Snow OF
SedGwick. The best man was Moses
l-ufkin, now of Bangor, a brother of the
bride.
OF the five children, two daughters are
living. Mrs. james w Byard ot Sargent
vile, and Mrs. l.. +. Grinde Of Bluchin
lhcy nave four grandchildren.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Shcrin Pearson chairman Of the
Hoi tland Prohibition city committee.
said. saturday night, that the Prohibit
ton party. at its caucus this week. Will
indorse thr citizens nomination If the
Rev. +. :. }. MrAllister for mayor.
Antoine IanZoine was bound over i'll
the polio" court At Biddeford Satur-
day to the January term Of the super
ior court in thc sum of $1,000 on plead
ing guilty to Il charge of assault on
Charles Bouthillett". who has both
legs broken hy being knocked down by
LanZone ANA thruWn out Of thc shoot
morning.
\ llrc-. increase in the numIer OF
men employed by III" Bath Iron Works
is about to be made on account of the
building of battleships there. Pres. T..
w HYDE says this winter he will have
Won KS. ana unless the real estate men
at once construct new tenements the
FORKS will build he necessary houses
for the men.
Til" firm Of Arthur S"Wan K 60. Of
Bath. Saturday closed a contract 90
build for the Standard Oil Company Of
New York. a steel barge 293 feet long.
Which WAS 10 have been puIlt the steel
schooner. but as the oil company j. i'll
a hurry gor the craft the barge viii b"
built tirS;. This will b. the first steel
barge built on the kennebeC.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
A MYSTERIOUS DEATH.
investigation Will Be Made into Recruiting
Officer Rathbun's Strange End.

Jcli"rsonvillc, Ind, Nov. 1l.-The fol-
lpWinI facts have been ascertaincd re
GardinS the case Of NcWall G. Rathbun,
the United States recruiting officer,
whose alleged sudden ana mysterious.
death here is being investigated by life
insurance representatives ana the au-
thoritieS at Little Rock Ark
Two men who registered AS WIN. Ten
Eyck of WatertoWn. y. l.. and A:ewa!'
q. Rathbun. entered their names al !.
hotel last Wednesday nic't. on
Thursday. the man wEn registered rs
Rathbun VAS found dead in boa, The
coroner says that the post mon III ca
animation showed laNianum ia the
mans stomach sufficient 20 have killcL
two men. The verdict " HE ccl oncr's
jury. it is said. Win ne deaiA was
caused by morphine IoisoainE.
The man. who registered as Nln. Ten
Eyck, had left the hCta! when the dead
body Of the other man vas found. \
letter was received. Saturday hy Dcpu-
~ Coroner Coots from Ten E,.k Hr
wrote on plain paper and failed to give
his address in Louisvlle from which
city the letter is supposed to have been
written.
Ten Eyck said he met Rathhun in
Little Rock and was befriended by HIM
Meeting him in Louisville and seeing
that Rathbun was in distress he took
nim To Jeffersonville. gave him IL coat
and vest. paid his hotel bill and.
Wednesday night accompanied him to
Louisville and the two had a time
The supposed Rathbun was helplessly
intoxicated. ii is said. when he re
turned to the hotel. Wednesday night.
Deputy Coroner COots wants to find
Ten F.yck hut has been unable To- do So.
The man who registered as Rathbun
WIS Very Shabbily dressed. Neither Of
IL men Vas known by any one at the
hotel.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
Base Bail Ho.es.

pitcher Frank Hahn. "hn played with
thc Cincinnati National I"Ig!" team last
-caspn. Saturday nicht signed 4 contract
10 PLAY with the sam, c!u5 mex, season
III 4 salary nf $i2N.
Andrew Ftc.Dnan president cf the
N.w York base ball club. denies the re-
port "a IN" eject thAt his cllb ~ tn H..
sold I. q sNu,tic;tt" imposed az CEic1Eu
sporting mn. 1T i3 iik" many othcr
silly ruInors sHil Mr.. FREEDMAN. 'cir-
,ulatei about III" New York club" 40
cording ~ a SturE from Chicago. il wa
said th:li III certain differences a- iD price
could he s"tjtcd, the New York base bal,
club would shortly pass iuto the hands
of Chicago back-rs. A. q. Sla.dn; vi
brother Waiter. James y. Hart and GER
tain financicrs were named as the leaders
In the enterprise.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
PRES. HYDE'S SERMON.
Golden Rule Is the Rock on Which Christianity
Must Rest

BOSTON. Nov. Eth" essence of Il ser
mon given by President IlYd" OF Bow
don College. at h"F'irSt Baptist church
Sunday, as the first on" by eminent cdu-
GATORS of young men, was contained II
these sentences:
Life is too complex for law to cove.
or prophet to grasp. There are 1908
ways Of stealing. today. i'll the inter
weaving OF private. municipal. salaricd.
corporatc bonded. rcorganizcd interest
where there was one when the ten com :
mandments were given. Our athletic son.
and dcmurc daughters look every nov
and then into yawninG CULTS OF moral ana
spiritual havoc of which thcir fathers ar
mothers scarcely dreamed. =
He emphasized the Dangers that bcst I
young people in our complex civilizatio;;
and Appealed 10 the social conscience. It.
individual sin. to keep his auditors III III
right path. The Golden Rule is the rock
he says. on which Christianity must rest
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
To the Public.

Allow me to say few words in
praise Of Chambcrlains Cough Rem
cdy. | had a very severe cough and
cold and feared | would get pneumonia.
hut after taking the second dose Of
this medicine | felt better, three bot
lies Of il cured my cold and the pains
in my chest disappeared entirely. /
am most respectfully yours for health.
Ralph S. Meyers, 64-Thirty-Scvcnth St.
Wheeling, w. Va. For sale by John
CouShlin. III Water St; J. c. Houlc-
han. Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
ROBBERY MYSTERY SOLVED.
John Callahan Coniesses to a Break in 1889
at Turon. Kansas.

81. Louis. Mo-. 1l.-John callahan.
" 10 was arrested in the Union iron
foundry. after an attempt to hold up
the night Watchman. has confessed to
Chief of Detectives Desmond that he
was one Of the three men who robbed
a bank al Turon Reno county. Kansas.
in October. 1S9? After the safe was
blown the money was divided among
thv three. They then rode 20 miles on
a Missouri Pacific handcar to make
their escape Callahan. who says his
hcmc is in Cleveland. declares that
since the robbery he has not seen his
comrades. The authorities Of Reno
county. Kansas, have been notified Of
the arrest.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

In ne death of Patrlck b.iSt"i''
which occurred at the hospital carry
Sundav morning, at the age % - years
the Home loses another OF It's cary
members. though not continuous one'
Mr. Driscoll served as II private IN TO-
T. Sth n. H.. Vols. from sept. l., INoi
~ >, 1854. At the battle of Port
,J,dso, no was wounded in the right
l'a,,Idn,. ~ was originally admitted
~ the Home, March ss N'i' but re-
,ra;rad his health somewhat ANA was
,:a.hornad i, the following December
u'.,, a,. ,.,,.,dr,:tted in December. 1892
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
Foot Ball Notes.

TIL 4 football game AZ Manchester. vi.
SATURDAY. between Manch'Ster ana hurI
and Burton Seminary. John l-anStord IA
his leg broken.
S,-r.rrsr University ST .IcntS cclrbratc,.
thr ,irtnr, nf th, team over Columbia nj
Ecp york with crea, enthusiasm. They
rnnt, tbn rh4nrI chimes built hijc, hon
tirnc ,nd IA ,n,,, n.r.dc1 in their ,irI;
shirts
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

,, was the intention of the Gardiner
-" School football team to go to
''>""lhor". Saturday afternoon, t.
p'aF the oak Grove football team. b,It
WING L" a mistake. did not gn. The
''SS mad made all arrangements by
correspondence and it was learned be
'''e starting that they had been writ
s 10 IN" manager Of the football team
V. ''e Woolen mill of that place instead
" 'he seminary. each having the same
'"hc- As the local had nothing to
gam by playing thar team. they de
n Just before the noon train arrived.
~ ~ 70 go They will play Lewiston.
"edh"sday afternoon. at the Quimiy
.'"'"tic field nothing coming up to
Siop the game.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
TO CLEAR CAPE COLONY.
Lord Kitchener and Sir John Sprigq Have
Plan 10 Drive Out Beers.

LONDON, NOV. lin a letter dated
oct. u. TIL" cape Town correspondent
of the Daily Mail says: Lord IIitchr-
nc" and Sir John Gordon Sprigg. "thc
cape Town Premier have arranged Il
scheme for the expulsion Of the invad-
erS from cape Colony. a joint COM
mission Of imperial aud colonial mill
tary chiefs has been sitting here fnr
some days past to draft a scheme. 1t
is understood that this provides for tho
colony taking a large share in the flu
ture of the campaign and contributing
largely To its cost. Apparently a levy
of loyalists. en- mass. is the idea in
volved.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

While or his way to Eastport
Thursday right, from Letete. n. r.,
with II hogsheads OF herring, Capt
Clarence Tucker was run down by the
small steamer Judge Moore. Capt. Me
.Aiahone. owned by the Sea Coast Pack
ing Co. and narrowly escaped being
drowned. His sail boat is said to have
been worth about $500. Capt. Tucker
hardly had time to get into his small
boat fastened TO the stern and was
rescued with difficulty in the dark
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
MORE VIGOROUS POLICY
10 Be Adopted in Africa Whether Kitchener
Likes il or Not.

London. Nov. ll.-ACcording to the
Daily News Major General Ian Hamil-
ton who sailed. saturday. for South
Africa 10 act as Lord kitchcner's chief
of staff, takes a plan prepared in Lon
don for a more vigorous campaign with
a view of ending the war before the
coronation festivities begin.
General iiamilton's appointment.
says the Daily News, is part of a plan
arranged after the Kings return from
fhe continent about six weeks ago.
Unless Lord Kitchener should decline
to he ComplaCent, the new scheme is
likely 20 develop about the beginning
of the year
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
Man Drowned al BANGOR.

Bangor Me. Nov. ii.-Edward J.
Hodgins. aged s., fell from the Maine
Central Railroad bridge here. Sunday
evening. and was drowned The body
was recovered soon afterwards Hod
gins lived here and was a laborer. He
was a widower and "A daughter. aged
four wears. survives him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
CHARLES C. ROUNDS.
The Well Known Maine Educator Dies at Homo
at Farmingtor.

E-,,minrton. Me. NOV. ll.-charlrs &.
Rounds Ph.D. aged 20. well knowr
throughout the country Is an educator
died suddenly at his hom" here, FRIDAY
evening of heart disease. lie IS survived.
nv = wife and four children.
Mr. Rounds was principal Of the Stat"
Normal School here for 10 Ht"r.i III ear! !!
e. ling from here to Plymouth. y. H..
u,bcrc he remained for l. years :tt the
hen dof the New Eampshir" Normal
Z,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

=. Wentworth returned. Saturday
evening. from Capitol Island. Wher" h"
went to look OYER the ruins Of the Is
land house, which was destroyed hy
i'r"' Thursday afternoon. H reports
,'t h'tcl and amusement hall q tnta!
loss nut the wharf did not suffer very
uI"ch damage. rs was 1t first reported.
Nr Lash. the owner. is still confined 10
MS nom" by illness and nothing can D"
rdrhcd from him in regard to his loss.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
Failure Alter Weary Months.

san Francisco. NoV. lit is an
nounCed that nearly 300 machinists en-
Il0ycd Wy the Fulton Iron Works have
returned to work after having been on
strike for several months in an effort
To obtain 10 hours pay for . hours
wcrk. 1t is understood that they re-
turn to their benches on a schedule of 9
hours pay for hours work.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

The visitors who registered at the
library. Saturday and sunday Wer'
,,rc Harry scott. Watervillc; Mrs.
rrn,.n,nson Port Clyde; Miss Emma
Mari. Augusta: +. y. H'i n'''''
,'heSterviIlc. \. W. C"liihS- NV o,'a
on. ci.as. Mariner, t'ardihtl H',, y
Williams. Augusta: Edgar T.. M'i'S' !,
Edward. y. -; H. IL. tusiiiiia'i h!i'
wife: Grace +. Fitz, Auburn i1"i ii''
y TYLER Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
AGED OVER 100 YEARS.
Death OF Mrs. Elizabeth Ring. Oldest Person
o. Springfield. Mass.

Springiirid Mass NOV i1.-Mrs. Eiiz-
abeth Ring. Indoubtrdly III" old"s; resi-
dent in Springfield. di"d. Monday morn
ing Mrs. Ring j. believed 20 have been
more than 1yp wears old. Sh" was bora
i'll HaNrc- Dc-Gratr Alsac"-i i.prran".
Mrs Ring had four children. owe ~
whom. Thorlas. was living when last
heard from IN Portland. Nc. He II nov
over - Years Of ag'.
Mrs. Ring had never worn glasses and
said that ii wa nn'E 4 habit.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

Th. remains OF :1c late Edward
p,IIcarn. whose death occurred At tn"
hospital. Friday evening. Wer" sent TO
New York. Saturday, for intcrmcnt-
Mr. O'Hearn. was born in Ireland I"
1871. served in \ Co., goth ). T. from
Septcmber, 1864, to June 1922 ana "'S
.,dnittod to the Home. Sept. 5, lh'3,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

BY the bursting OF Steampipc at the
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Cos. plant ut
Great Works. Saturday. Walter Pomeroy
and Fred Willct suffered serious ami
painful injuries The men were employed
in the fire room. and when the pipe burst
We're cnveloped in scalding steam. It is
not believed however that the injuries
Of either will result fatally, although each
was severely burned. The property dam
age was slight.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

The New York Geological society has
,,nrchased the entire menagrrle OF wild
animals which has been one "l the a@..rat @
tions at Merrymeeting parh' htnt ~ ,'a.. ,liS.
,,;i, The animals will be shipped. next
waek They will ill i've cars The pur-
chase includes three buffalo. thrsc Elk,
two caribou. one moose. four deer. one
prong horn antelope Two M DIN pe'rS
tbree timber wolves. one cross ION, one
ocelot. red fox. porcupines. raccoons. and
:, number Of wild swan. geese ana uuckS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

stephen Bates, late OF u. &C., 18th
\ Y. Vols, former member ot the
Home, from November, 1894. t" May,
1898. reported for rcadmissi"n, Shtur-
day. and was assigned to his old quar-
tnrS i'll q 60.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

tn" steam scOw Fay was at work
Saturday, loading more stone ballast
INTO The brcakwater above the Gardiner
ana Pittstor bridge. This will be filled
10 the top before the ice again leaves
the river ana will b sufficient TO stanG
the worst floods