Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-18
vi ] = & T. LI.AN Y.
sCRUBBTSG FOR A HUSBAND.

SCkUBbISG FOR A HUSBAND.
/ am married. and long out Of business
now. bot some fifteen year. AGO. va. an
assis'anf matron in prison f,r female con-
vi-ts. situated on fhc south SIDE % I.onion.
am Hot inclined % give its particular
name. though ! cot report. ana fiir share
of promotion in thc cstahlishmcnt. ani I-ft
q with - chara-tcr - en- eaicieut ofc.r.
f-r the story arm about Oh tcu ri-bt ar-
par soucwhat compromising IN the c,es q
strict lady supcriutenIanfs. lit ever came
acruss thrm
Wen. haI been aboui a vsar IN ,ho GER.
vice. and had go' faliy acquainted With it.
iatie'. ~hen Jescss named Jcmiua IA.
c'hs wus PLACED in nv warI. -. va
voung-uot over twcuty shouid sav-but
not AZ al ha-ds1ne. being coarse f.atarcd.
squat. anl - dirty brown complexion.
which the prison i-vss iil not improve. as
you nav imagine He- trial bal taken
place 40 thc central criminal court. on -har-e
of stealing plate an iss~iy o. large
amount from vealthy Jc~i.h family in
iicnce uas clear against hcr. thr fani.y Le-
irg thc chief viiucsses Jarois uas -8n-
sictel anl sentenced to oue wear. renal
srrsiia'lc-a lcnicnt srutcncc A. t was
thought. ior her oIense Bot the family.
uhiie thcy Appeared inst hcr. were uuan-
imoas on Dc sas'-,t q her p-c,.ou. good
conduct. ani showed is1ii5Ic anxiety o.
mitigate ber runi.hmcat ty al means With
in tlcir poser.
Atter her arrival ~ith,n our penal ~all..
20 visi,iug Jay elapsed uithlut some of
tlsu c1mtag to see anl converse E.tl thcir
uulacky kifchcn-maiI A. my rcaIers ar
las I loPel without experience oi prison
di.cipiine. nay llcnti1n ihai sab .atcr.
sic~s tasc place tlreagh t~o opposite
graics-the c1uvct stinI.ng a. che saasr.
hcr irru.is AZ the outer one. 40 A pri.an
o.hcrr seated ia ihc space bctsccu tbrm. O.
81. thai n1thIng is saii 1r donc c1nf-arr
O. rvelilti1ns. I i--iacntiy o--lpiel tlat
Pos'. aEl taas Aal an oppori unity of sewing
tlc whole fam.iy. ior they came iu t4rn b.
Gees a.! tsos- I.et nae prcaiis, ta4i t.cir
name vas JJsssl... and t-e,r place cd basi-
Hcss u1laals one ia 'aoap.ile. ~iti. a
Irwr.srr shop .a front. auI a rauu-trok-r'-
othrr around th- CORNER Th~v raa. .-t,I.
a. iar a. ever su,~. ofa fafh,r and a sou.
a nrother Eni tso daaghters The father.
a tall. thin. 'tooring man. Who looked a. if
b. rad er.ei Ci1' in his time va aIuavs
rather ,hahhiIv drcs..-i. Th. son VS. ex-
artlv hkr hiu. cuiv some inches sio-ter
to me b. dit not i1ok ma1v t-ars Younger.
though oi course te n1-t have been. an.l
cannot sav hov iau1f o1t that lis narlc
sas >aaiusl Probably .t "a. fro-i h,srinr
b. mother call him so. fer De- csn.. uitb
h.r on the frrt day. Sire was au rrornoa.
- v.uaan. drsssci iu expensive but half s,i'.d
furry- Hrr to- dtu-brer- wrrr hand.ouse
llsh.nr gir.s. ~ith faii f,rr.. an abunlanc-
af lo-eiry. and very h.hionsbl- honuet..
'fhsF eamr mostly in a carria-e o. thc TOP
af 'i.. s.i .a 81. p o.. f.-..ou uss .itra--f.
thrr. it waited 'ar them tll ti.- Interview
vas over. tHI father. r..,tr-. .,r .- Isa.s.
ters n-scr sfs,i over five rrraut-s atatirse.
ILe s.-at 90 Jaeols anI thc eaolar.- ola
serg i.w uarls ui,a h-r seemed OBJ .ati.rg
thru. h-t .re lrI 40 a....te.l hers.ti ti...
sau-e sarrariai sirlr-... at fIeep.. -r-es-
r.i at sraaf-iarate position. Tl,-s 90.
q brief .ll4iry after Lsr l,alth. AL aInoai-
tiau o. 'a.u.it .nf...t.y 81, fLc prison rex
a.af.9us. arl coa.llrr iLrm aI tr Or
r...I AL H....rrnf..... ft.r f.. .-r.