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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-06
No. 1872.
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@bansbille. Mus superldBlider
Nuelle perlautet, oaB bic Soutbern
Snoiana bn=@eisli9aft fir ibre se=
plante Strede bon glnora nod gpans=
billie bas @eleiie Der 6. & 8. gabn
bsnubsn miro. Dies lit bas grsebniB
elmer geIprsdung, pel9e grdfoent
Sobn &. Walib bon Der Soutbern Sn-
eiana nit ben 9etriebsleitern Der 6.
& S. Sabn tiir;lib aebabt bat, uno
pel9es 3und6ft fir Die Dauer BON 2
Sabren @iiltigteit baben ion. SieIe
usbereintunft iOll i9On in nd9fsr 3eit
In &raft treten. 10 baB bsmna9 Die
SOutbern Snbiana 8abn auf ben @e=
leiien Der 6. & s. in gpanspile ein=
miinbet. BON no aus iie FIR Die Surd=
fra4t na9 oem Siiben Die @eleiie Der
6. & q. gahn bsnuben tpiro.
Somit tuuroe Der cine 3sit lang ss=
begte plan Der Southern Snoiana
gabn, bon glnDra aus cine Gontur.
renS=2inie nod @panspille 5u bauen,
fallen gelallen. gs berlautst, baB iold
cine 2inie erft in 3ufunft sebaut tper=
ben ioa, falls niat bic Sout3srn Sn=
biana NIT Der 3eit Die 3cntrolIe iber
Die 6. & S. 8abn erlangen ipllte.
Der Intauf Der lebteren bur9 Die
Soutbern Snoiana mar uriprtnsli1
beabii4tist, ibeiterte ieoOh on benz su
boben 6aufpreis, ben bic 6. & 8.
gabn foroerte. Saraufbin b.eannen
bic 8erbansluneen pegen bes Ulitee=
brauds Der @eleiIe, bem Die lsStee=
nannte Sabn sanitis segeniiberfanb,
10 baB bic SOutbern Snoiana 8abn
ibre 8ermeiiunsen elmer &onturrsu3-
linie einfsllte.
Na9oem bieies 1sbsreintommsn se=
tIofen 1T, miro Die 6. & s. 8abn
nod i'm 2aufc bieies SOmmers nit
pi4tigen 8erbeferungen ibres gabn=
bettes beginner; Sunddit iOa auf Der
Strsde Waibinatpn-Serrs Saute elm
idmsreres @eleiie esleet uno Elm She'll
Der beoeutenberer &ursen bieSer Qinie
aufgeeebsn peroen. g1ad Volenbune
oieier Nrbeiten iit fir bas nd4ffs Sabr
cine bur9sreifenoe @erbsiierung Der
Strede Waibin9ton--@panspille bor=
seieben.
Ses M Mproes aneeflagt.
Suntinesb urs. Die 9roB=
geidworenen in 2ouispille erboben ee-
gen Or. Sarab u. Murpbp bic Nn=
tlase, bur9 ben @sbraud bon 6lrur-
sii9en Snitrumenten unb Srosuen ben
SOB bon SRI. Stella 8. StOrt bon
Suntinssburg, SSno., peruriadt 5u
baben. Inter ben in Der Gntlaee=
f9rift ansefiibrten 3eusen befinoet fi3
Der Same bon 8eoree 9enp, Der be-
f9uloi3t miro, FRI. StOrt nod Doctor
Wurpbp's SoIpital aebradt gu baben,
bamit 6rau Sr. Wurpbp an ibr cine
criminele Speration pOrnebme. 6rau
Murpbp's 8ertbeioiser tparen i'm b69=
fen 8raoe iiberrai9t, als fie b6rten,
oab bic Mntlase erboben moroen iei.
Grau Wurpbp, Die i'm 8efdnsniife E;st,
bate ni9ts in gesus auf ibren Sal su
! iasen. sic ift iebt nod ebenfO surRd-
baltsno, tpis an alien Sasen isit ibrer
Ierbaftung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-06

Waibington, Snb., 6. Npril.
Gin 8ranoitifter isste beute Walter's
Sotel in Branb, nadoem er supor i'm
3eler Die WaHerleituns abaebrebt
bate. Sas Jeuer berbreitete iid nit
iulder @eidwinbisteit iiber oas sanse
@sbdube, baB bic @dite unb bic
iibrissn SniaHen bes Sotels nur bas
nadte 2ebsn retteten.
Wufiffef.
getblebem 3d., 6. Mpril.
Mm Montag, IL. Wai, uirb bier bas
brittle Bad : Wuiitfeif beginner unb
bis gum Samitas, ben 16. bauern.
Sas lebte 9a9-Wuiiifeit fano bier i'm
Sabre 1901 itatt, gu tpsl9em fib bic
berborrasenbiten Muftsr aus Dem
san3en 2anbe einsefunben batten. Oas
tOmmenoe Muiitfsit iff mebr als bic
3tpei erfen auf profeilionele Nfuli liter
bereanet. Sie 2eituns uiro in ben
9dnoen bes bieiisen Wuiitsrs, 5. Greb
Wpae, zines Sailsrs bon &beinberger,
liegen. Die orei groBen greisniiie i'm
2eben beg grl6iers, pie iie bon Bod
barae5fellt tperoen, fommen AIR Wuf=
fiibrung, feline 8ebust. feline &reu3i=
sons uno feline @uferifebuns. Sebem
bieier greisnife fno stpei Sage se=
wiomet. Gin 4naben9or BON 100
Stimmen tpirb mittpirfen. Oas pbi-
labelpbier Sr4efer lisfert ben sr0Bersn
She'll Der Crdeifermuff. 9lls Solilfen
treten bic beifen Oratoriums= uno
6oloidnger auf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-06

Sn Der 6ffentliden Sdule
on Der Oriental uno Obio Str. bra9
beute Morsen 5 llbr Elm Gsuer aus.
Sbaoen $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-06

Sept beiBt's naufaepabt!" 9ie
rYatriot pbalanr". bas Organ Der
probibitiOnifen, bat ofiiciea betannt
eemadt, oaB Die Wuder balo cine @on-
pention abbalten unb Elm eisenes unb
bollitdnoiges Sidet fur bic StaottpabI
i'm 9erbf auffelen molten. llnb babel
haben iie bel Der lebten Wabl nabeau
sanae 1000 etimmen 3uIammenge-
bra6t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-06
Nus aem politii9ea SieSefeRel.

@tabtratbs= Witslisb @uitap s. 8.
Meper bon Der IA. Waro, Sreb. Iau.
f9er unb Uictor Stuber baben i'm
Namen Der ID. Waro Semotr. Clubs
ben 8orfiber Banning bonn bemotr.
Staot-@Omite fOrmea eriadt, bic pri=
mdrtpablen our @rudbIuns Der benz.
mitesUlitslieoer iofort sinsuberufsn.
Der senannte Club batte in ieiner
lsbten geriammluns oissbs3hsli1e @e.
folutionen angenommen. Canning,
Der bsfanntlid febr su Soi. g. 8ea
binneist, Der gar gu serne 0orlibsr bes
gomitss iuerben uno au6 bic Nomina.
tion fir Mapors=@anoioat srbalten
m0dte, bat ben Selegaten bes Clubs
teins beifimmte 4ntwnrt s.sebsn, Oh
i9on oieielben, ME 9err Msper be-
merfte, ni9t nur ben Club, ionbern
aud cine stoBe Mnsabl anberer Ssmo=
traten Der Sioieite reprdientirten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-06
Na6rt6ten aus Snbtana.
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@reencafle. Srau 2ouiie
4m.s Weit, welds, tpie in bem Ssps=
iden Sbeile beridtet wiro, in Seriep
@itp SelbfmOro besine, mar cine
@ntelin oes gifdof Dimes bon Der
@etbOoifsn gpiscopalsn Stride ber=
ielbe mar mebrere Sabre lang prdii=
bent Der Depauw nniperiitdt. Die
8erbli9ene mar cine Stubentin ber=
ielben gepeIen uno bate i'm Sabre
1888 graouirt.
104 5 abre alt.
% baib. SOhn &esb fsierts am
Sonntas ieinen l04. @eburtstag. Gr
if nod iebr riiitis uno nimmt ifsts
lebbaften Mntbeil an allen Samilien-
Inselesenbeiter.
9as @noe bes Streites n
Slot.
Serre 6aute. gs uirb bon
bielen Seiten angenommen, baB Der
Strife Der 3oblengrdber mod in bieier
WOae su @nbs aeben pirb. gBie es
beiBt tperben bic Beiiber ben Mrbeitern
Den 8OriGlas MAIDEN, oaB cine gOm-
milton ernannt miro, tuelbe aug einem
gefber, einem Wrbeiter uno einem
Snsenieur beiteben fOq. SisIelbe
iol entideiben, fiir pelde Minen in
oem Clinton Diitrict erfabrene Sprsn.
ger angeifeat tueroen iolen. Sis
geiibsr bebaupten, baB fol9e ieBt
in bielen @ruben ansefellt iino,
tpo iis gar nidt notbwenoig
iinb. Sn allen Minen in bem Wei9=
tOhlen=Diitrirts i'm Staate babsn bic
&oblensrdber Die Nrbeitsr nieosrsslsst;
nur bic pumpen=9eute. bic MaIdini'
fen unb Die ausieits Sasarbeiter linb
an Der Nrbeit. Sn ben Minen i'm
Blod=3oblen= Diifrict fine tdslia 5000
Irbeiter tbdtig.
9}eue @affertperte.
Mnher ion. Sas ,WaHer"=
gomits beg Stabtratbs bat bic Mnlas.
zines Waierwertes nit benz 6iltrir=
Spfem bei1lohen. Sieislbe miro
etma SIS, 900 folten; Die @apacitdt
ion 100000 @anon.n tdslid iein.
Sen a tionelle 8eI d u b l.
gun ngen.
Rem Mlbanp. 0as Sages=
seiprd1 in Sem 9Ilbanp biloete bic
9anblunssmeile 6ouberneur Durbins,
Der Die Suspenion Capt. Gannons
bon Der Yoliseiforce anbefahl. geibe
Parteien peroammsn einmiitbig Die
9lrt unb Weiie, mie Der 6err @ouber=
neur sebanoelt bat. gntse9en allen
gruartungen elbielt 8eo. 6. Stein=
bauer, bas bemofratilde Witglieb Der
poliseifommiiiion, niht bic Muforoe-
rung bss @Ouberneurs, 3u reiisnirsn.
Sinsesen erbielten ale brei Sommiiidre
bonn Selretdr Eurbins ben Muftrag,
fi9 in feiner Office nddffsn Sonnerffas
gfadmittag UNI stpei ubr ein3ufinben.
8efern purbe aud ermittelt, bab bic
Nntlasen sesen Steinbauer bon Dem
Ne9er 9arbep 8reenlep, fotpie DEN
@irtben 8. gltins uno u. Miller
Mitslieoer bes republitanii9en Goun-
tp.@entral=@ @omites, erboben tpuroen.
Sic lauten oabin, baB Steinbaue1 als
Mitslieb Der 2ommiiiion i'm Suni,
Suli unb gusuif leyten Sabres on Der
Spibe elmer Spielboae aeifanbsn babe,
mo auberbsm bsraui9snbe @etrdnfs
berfauft purben. Dieie Nntla9en
iueroen jebOd als abiurb beseidnet.
9teue 8eien ebren gut.
Mnberfon. Die neue poli3ei=
gommiifion eebt nit ibren &eform.
beifrebunsen tapfer boran. 81, bai
ben gefebl erlaiien, baB isbes Spiel
local in Der Stabt gei9lohen wiro.
Gamp m | t einem Ginbre er.
8reeneafle. gls Der 6arme,
Simpion O'9air an Sonntag Na9=
mittas CUR Stride fuhr. bemerfte er in
Dem Nadbarbauie einen @inbre9eu.
Wit einem 3ieeelifein in Der 9anb, be-
sab ct fid in oas 9aus, poieIbit e,
| mif hpm Ginhrpf,pr ,ufommpnfrnf Gr
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-12-17

checks, took his baggage from the
train and left it at the station-and
then disappeared The conductor OF
the Central Vermont train says, how
ever, that he went to Montreal.
There has been an outbreak ofsmall-
pox among the lumber camps on the
mountains in Glastonbury and Somer-
set, and every man in camps Nos. l
and 4 of the Deerfield Lumber Co. has
been exposed TO the disease. Il is
feared that numbering operations will
be seriously interfered with. DIR.
Charles I. Caverly OF Rutland, presi-
dent Of the state board of health, states
that the smallpox situation is very
threatening and it looks as though the
disease would spread during the win
ter. The greatest danger is in the
numbering camps where the owners
are hiring men all around, including
many from outside the state. There is
one case in Rutland and three mild
cases are reported from Bristol. where
all public gatherings are prohibited,
and the schools closed till Jan. 4.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-12-17
LIVER TROUBLE Cured.
Dr.. Kennedy's New Medicine, caI-cura
Solvent, Drove the Disease Out OF Mr..
Larssn's System.

A proprietary medicine that is not with
out honor in the city where il is made,
must be good thing. No chance for de-
ception there, where everybody knows all
about the men who make it. In Rondout,
City of Kingston, n. Y, where DIR. David
Kennedy lived and praeticed for SO many
years, his Reso medicine is highly regarded
and many wonderful cures have been
wrought by it. There is Mr.. Christopher
Larsen, the leading painter and decorator
of that city, who says:
81 have not had a sick day since was
cured of kidney and liver trouble, and
painters collie, by DIR. Kennedy's new
medicine called Cal-cura Solvent. It drove
the disease out Of my system, so it never
came back Nothing like Cal-cura Solvent
TO purify the blood"
Write to the Cal-cura Company, Dr.
Kennedy Row, Rondout, N. Y, for a free
sample bottle.
Remember. Only one DR.. David Ken
needy ever lived in Rondout, City of Kings
ton, n. Y, and be sure you get his neao
and latest medicine, which is sold only in
$I.00 bottles. All druggists.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-12-17
SUICIDES AND ACCIDENTS.

tayette lays committed suicide by
hanging at his home in West Rupert
early Dec. 9. His housekeeper heard
him leave the house, and as he did
not return in usual season she notified
neighbor who found him dead.
hanging in an old outbuilding.
Dell Brown of Middlebury. aged
about 80 years. while working on a
threshing machine at Ripton Dee. 9,
caught one OF his hands in the ma
chine, crushing It horribly. Brown
drove home. a distance of over 10 miles,
and had the injured hand amputated.
Jacob ii. Marsh. prominent farm
er and one OF the seleetmen OF Chester
Tell from a ladder at his place Dec. s
while mailing boards on his barn, strik-
ing on his head, causing conclusion OF
the brain. He was picked up uncon-
scious and carried to the house and
died in about two hours after.
Two Italians living in Ryegate were
on guard over Miss Cynthia Colburn's
hen house Dec :, where "A fox was
making depredations, and in the
darkness one Of the men, Santa But
tura BIZ name, mistook the other one,
r. Andreoletti. for the fox and shot at
him twice. One shot grazed his Shout
der, the other entered his leg above
the knee.
The two-year-old child OF Mr. and
Mrs. AlmOn Mason OF South Ryegate.
died Dec. 9 from the effects of an over
dose ofcough medicine which contain
cd large quantity Of opium. The
child complained of pain in the chest
and repeated doses Of the cough mix
ture were administered by the parents,
who were ignorant OF the nature of
the medicine.
John Logan of Cavendish, while
rolling logs on the Fletcher farm, was
badly hurt Friday morning, his leg
being crushed and broken so that the
bones of the lower leg projected
through the flesh. An artery was also
severed. He was taken 10 the Mary
Fletcher hospital In Burlington after
the artery had been caught up and
splints applied TO the limb.
The nine-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Powers of West Tops
ham was fatally injured in her fathers
sawmill. Dec. 5. Her dress caught in
the set screw Of the machinery and she
was whirled about with great force.
Her back and both legs were broken
and her head was horribly bruised.
She lived but a few hours. Her dress
had to be cut TO pieces to extricate
her. Another child was killed few
years ago by falling into well.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-12-17
RECTOR OF ST. LUkE'S,
Ontario, Testifles to the
Good Qualities Of Chamberiain's
Cough Remedy.

AsHBURNHAM, Ont, Apr. IS, 1901
think it is only right that | should tell
you what wonderful effect Cham berlain s
Cough Remedy has produced. The day
before Easter ! was so distressed with a
cold and cough that did not think to be
able to take any duties the next day, as my
voice was almost choked by the cough.
The same day received an order from you
for a bottle OF your Cough Remedy. ! at
once procured sample bottle, and took
about three doses of the medicine. To my
great relief the cough and cold had COM
pletely disappeared and / was able to
preach three times on Easter day. | know
that this rapid and effective cure was due
to your Cough Remedy. ! make this test
imonial without solicitation, being thank
ful TO have found such a God-sent remedy.
Respectfully yours,
T.. A. LANGFELDT, NJ. A,
Rector of st. Luke's Church.
To Chamberlain Medicine Co.
This remedy is for sale by F. f. Bryan,
Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-12-17
VERMONT FIRES.

A large mill at Center Rutland be-
longing TO the Vermont Marble COM
pany was practically destroyed by fire
Dec. 9, with its contents OF stock and
machinery. The loss is estimated at
between $50, 900 and 500, 600, partially
covered by insurance. The mill, which
was known as the old Clement, was
$50 by rs feet in dimensions and was
used Tor saving marble. There were
% gangs and four of them with one end
wall were all that escaped. Fifty men
were employed there. The fire started
from hot box in the wheel house.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-12-17
PROFIT

The matter of feed is of
tremendous Importance to the
farmer. Wrong feeding is
loss. Right feeding is profit.
The up-to-date farmer knows
what to feed his COWS to get
the most milk, his pigs to get
the most pork, his hens to
get the most eggs. Science.
But how about the children?
Are they fed according to
science, a bone food if bones
are soft and undeveloped, a
flesh and muscle food if they
are thin and weak and a blood
food if there is anemiaf
SCOTS Emulsion is a mixed
food; the Cod Liver Oil in it
makes flesh, blood and muscle,
the Lime and Soda make bone
and brain. 1t is the standard
scientific food for delicate
children.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-12-17
THE BEST BARGAIN IN BOSTON

is our Oyercoats in heavy Covert Cloth,
dark gray or stripe, heavy blanket lining,
interlined with rubber, large Corduroy
collar, double stitched throughout. The
warmest coat made. Sent G. o. ID; price
$3.50. We sell everything. Send for our
bargain book. GUARANTY TRADING Co.,
fremont Bldg, Boston, Mass
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-12-17
STATE GRANGE.
Largest Attendance in Years.--Very
Successful Meetinq.

S6NNtoSt1t "CChiH8s
The sgd annual meeting of the Yer
mont State Grange opened at Rutland,
Dec. 9, with about $50 members pres
ent, including $50 voting delegates.
At the afternoon session the annual
address was given by Worthy Master
c. j. Bell of Walden, who especially
called attention to the importance OF
urging upon the state legislature the
necessity OF appropriate legislation in
matters pertaining to the farmer and
rural districts. On the matter OF tax
alton he said Ill a law could be
enacted by our next legislature where
by all property, whether real estate or
personal, in the woods or in the city,
within doors or ont In the sunlight,
private property or corporate, could
be assessed and no exemptions what
ever. the burden OF taxation would be
more Justly distributed"
In the evening, Gov. j. G. MeCul-
Tough made short address in which
savings bank deposits of the farmers.
He said this was a good thing but
cautioned the farmers not TO be afraid
to use their money for improving and
enlarging their farms.
Superintendent OF Education Walter
L. Ranger spoke OF the necessity of
keeping the country schools up TO a
high standard as a preventive of
abandoned farms.
Ex-Superintendent of Education
Mason S. Stone gave a talk on the
Philippines. after which Mrs. c. +.
Smith of Morrisville, state Pomona,
and r. b. Galusha of Royalton, state
lecturer, gave addresses on the
Grange. Professor Morris of South
Paris, Me-. gave number of humor-
GUS readings.
The second days session was even
more largely attended than the first
days, the late arrivals swelling the
number present 10 nearly 500 and max
ing this one of the most successful meet
ings of the State Grange ever held.
Out of the 10 subordinate oranges in
the state about 80 were REPRESENTED,
and OF the y Pomona oranges all but
one were represented.
II. II. Holmes of Shoreham was
elected chaplain TO I'll the vacancy
caused by the death of o. j. Lowrey Of
Jericho, who was killed last summer.
ID. III. Morse OF Randolph and +. Nj.
Cragin OF Springfield were reelected
as members of the executive commit
tee.
The principal feature of the after
noon was the working of the sixth
degree by the State Grange on a class
of l3s candidates, which is the largest
class that ever took the degree at one
time in this state.
The exemplifying of the third and
fourth degrees by degree team of 30
members from Protective grange, No.
%, of Brattleboro occupied the entire
evening. Mr.. Bell stated alter the
meeting that the work was practically
perfect and was an excellent lesson for
all the members present.
Debate on the proposed revision OF
the bylaws of Pomona grange occu-
pied the greater part OF the last day
No decision was reached and the mat
ter will be held open until the next
annual meeting of the State Grange
which will be held at Bellows Falls.
beginning Wednesday, December II,
1904. Invitations were received from
both the Brattleboro and Bellows Falls
oranges.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-12-17
INDUSTRIAL NOTES.


Boston parties have been in Fairlee
with a view to making arrangements
to work the Oxford black granite, also
the Rugo quarry, formerly belonging
TO the Fairlee Granite Co. 1t is pro-
posed to use the Fairlee granite for
columns and building work only. and
the Oxford black for cemetery purposes
and for saving into slabs for shelves,
and all inside work.
The court OF claims consisting Of
State Auditor II. f. Graham OF Crafts
bury, f. c. Williams of Newport and
Frank Plumley of Mortified met at
Montpelier Dec s. A claim was filed
by the American Cotton Oil Co. OF
New York for 1926 for 10000 tags
bought of the state in 1898 in compli-
ance with law which required tags
to be placed on commercial feed stutfs.
In 1902 the law was repealed and for
this reason the claim was presented.
Saxton's River is going to have a
new hotel built on modern lines and a
bid will be made for summer business.
The old hotel has been torn down and
the work of putting in the cellar for
the new one has been begun. The
new hotel will not be within four feet
as near the street as the old one did.
1t will be wooden building 4oxS4
feet, three stories high, and will cost
upwards OF $4,000. w. III. Dean of
Saxton's River has the contract and
the building is to be completed by
June l, next.
The Lasher Machine company of
Bennington is shipping its machinery,
ETC., to Troy, where for the present its
business will be conducted in the
buildings OF the Tolhurst Machine
company. The plant has been located
in Bennington a number of years and
had pay roll of about 81 200 month.
1t makes knitting machines entirely.
But few OF the Bennington hands viii
90 with it to Troy. The company has
had fine offer to locate its plant in
Reading, Pa, but it is doubtful about
its accepting it, While no permanent
location has vet been decided on it is
quite likely that it will select Troy.
b. w. Rowland had narrow escape
from being killed Dec. 5 while at work
on the line of shafting at the Brandon
Milling company's plant. II seems
that short piece of rope had been ac-
cidentally dropped ON the shafting, one
end OF which had wound around the
shaft and the other end was flying in
the air. In reaching over the shaft
this end OF the rope wound around Mr..
Howland's arm so tightly that he could
not get it of. Realizing his danger he
slipped in under the shafting and
caught hold of the gate stand with the
other hand and bracing himself kept
from being wound around the shafting
until he was liberated from his peril
rus position by nearly all of his cloth
ing being stripped from his body Mr.
Rowland suffered no serious injuries,
nut had it not been tor his presence Of
mind and great strength the result
would have been very serious.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-12-17
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