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Jay Gould on Tor Kansas CITY.

ST. LOUIS, No., Oct 9.-Jay Gould and party
left this morning for the west in MIR. Gould's
car ATLANTA on the Missouri Pacific railroad at
Q o'clock. The first stop will be made at Kan
sas City. Thence they will proceed to Denver
and Pueblo, and after that they will take run
over the Denver and Rio Grande Mr.. Gould
expects to return to New York in two weeks,
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u lLLIs 4 co.'s
NEW ORLEANS CUSTOM HOUSE CIGARS

NEW ORLEANS CUSTOM HOUSE CIGARS
AL Long. Clear Imported Tobacco, for cents Are
Creole and Cuban Handmade.
Absolutely pure and free from all acids. extrscts
pants tayor.ng and dyed. Ii beautiful
srd perfect cisar-lot . cheap Cisarro or Cheroot
EQual % any lUcsnt Cigar the United States that
n sold regular This Cigar bears the highest testi-
rnoE!sls If any goods known in the trade IudOrSed
b. hundred and seventy Of the very zrsest whole
le trls VI the south. north and Is by far
tie test advertised Cigar IN tie Union. Regularly
sGvcFtl-ed hearty every hrst-cIAss paper in the
Onion. also IL many other ways. Is o standard
brad. Absolutely only one Wholesale Agency given
N each city. Write Tor Prices a.. q contract.
JAMES l.. EAkbOCi Z. son,
sets-Im NECleA-.s Ageatl
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Vandalism nt the ylo,,,,.nt

VIM. Martin was arrested yesterday for de-
facing the Washington monument. and forfeited
collateral in the Police Court today Prosecu-
tor Armes said that he would hereafter in these
cases ak that heavier penalties be imposed
and perhaps II there should be- some OF the
vandals imprisoned it would be better These
cases are becoming far too common. and some
thing should be done to cheek them.
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The base ball park

The base ball park
never presented a pref
tier appearance than it
did today at the exhi-
bition drill given by
several Of the best
drilled Knights Temp
lar Communicates of the
country. The grand
stand was crowded with
ladies and their bright
faces formed . pleasing
contrast to the flashing
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Race Trouhles in AIIlwaukce

MILWAUKEE,, wrs., Oct. AT meeting last
night Of cOlored people to protest against the
recent action Of Manager Lift in excluding coll
ored people from the parquette of the new Bijou
opera house, Q committee was appointed to
bring action against Manager Litt under the
civil rights law. Several hundred dollars were
subscribed 10 carry on the prosecution.
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DIED

DIED
saeBY' pS On Eve Wtednesdsy October O. 1859 a
Bagby and daughter o. EIaily d. Freen4An.
'low soon this life is past gone
Ana G l;i i,S comes softly stealing on.
BREEN. On Wednesday morning October ., Isss
beloved son Of John 4 and dsssie Broen Ased 70 aI
teen mo tbs aud sIxie day.
Funeral from parents sdence 90 jackson street
Northeast lhurhday afternoon al o clock
bk vd s9e,9ss5 lSs9 GaAR.EsA BRUTE
year OF his age.
We miss thee from our home, dear;
Ashadow Ger our life is cast.
We miss the sunshine OF thy face
We miss thy kind and willing hand
Thy fond and earnest care,
Our home 4 dark without thee.
BrHn VIZ.
Aprecious one from us has gone,
voice we loved IL stiiied
Which never can be nlied.
God in His wisdom has recalled
And lhoas h The body siambecs her,
The soul Is safe In heaven.
BY HIS sIsTER-IS-L2w, L NJ sExEs
Marlboro papers please cupy.l
CT lkkE on WEDNESDAY. October o, lss9 at her
i ,as Ss =, gk1 ~, nue gest ssshn
two year, beloved mothero Mary J. stewart aud LIZA
Funeral from Mt. z.on NJ. Z. church Thursday at2
y. ~ Relatives aud friends invited to attend.
S SGEssL pra A. October 5 $50 yosEPH
nrst year VI his age.
Thursday Afternoon the 10th instant. Friends and
relatives invited 10 attend. Please oIlit flowers.
o3pphIi3 on Tpesaay. Ietooer =, 1899, THOMAS I.
Funeral Thursday st4 .. Friends invited to at
. QUAcKENBUsH. on Wednesday morning. oc,o-
per lsos i:l0 O'Clock, at $50 y street, MARIA
L HOWL. beloved wlis VI Capt John \. Qaackep-
Notice Of funeral hereafter. tBos,on papers please
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KNIGHTS IN THE LIST.
The Exhibition Drill at the Base Ball
Grounds.

SEVERAL coMMANDERrEs TAKE PART--MARvxl~
Lous MANEuvERs AND GRACEFUL SWORD PRAc-
TrcE-THE PERFORMANCE OF TIE BOYS FROM
LOUISVILLE.
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Sheriff Flaek Pleads Not Guilty.

NEw YORK, Oct. 9.-Pleas of not guilty were
entered in general sessions court before Judge
MARITIME in behalf OF Sheriff Fiack, Will Flack,
Referee Aeeks and George ID. Hart. the parties
interested in the notorious Flaek divorce case,
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Police Court Cases.

Joseph Jackson. assault on Paul Kuslin. was
fined s5. Benz Boltey and John Lusby for
feited collaterals for assaults. ~. Patton was
convicted Of the larceny OF a coat from George
Nif and sentenced to ninety days in jail
Emma Collins, charged with the larceny of
two dresses from Armstead Taylor, was SEN
fenced to els fine or thirty days.
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Mr.. Studebaker Summoned Home.

WILLIAMASTIo, Conn.,, Oct. 9.-The Pam
American excursionists have lost one of thei
number-Mr. Studebaker Of South Bend, Ind
While the party was dressing on the train in
Worcester soon after sunrise this morning a
messenger entered with kilograms for the
various members Of the party. Among them
was one for Mr.. Stakeholder from his home in
South Bend and it ran thus:
"Hon. Clement Studebaker: The house is
burning. The family we're alarmed in time to
make their escape. Come home at once" Sad
and anxious Mr.. Studebaker at once took leave
of his colleagues at Worcester and started west
ward toward his home.
MRS. GLEN sTUpEBAKEB INJURED AT THE FIRE.
SoUTH BEND, IND, Oct 9.-The Studebaker
mansion here was burned this morning. The
damage is not yet known. Mrs. Glenn Stude-
baker was injured. but not seriously.
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Monsi.nor MeColgan's Sister Dead.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct Miss Ann McCol-
gan, sister of the Ri. Rev. Nonsignor McCol-
gan. vicar general of the Baltimore diocese.
died last night aged ninety-eight years.
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Range of the Thermometer Today.
The following we're the readings at the sie-
nal Office today: Sam. IS; p pm, 60; maxi
mum, 62. minimum. A
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GnEAr OpES1sa Or DnY GooDs
FOR FALL AND WINTER, By

FOR FALL AND WINTER, By
THos !. LUrTRELL GOTH ST. AND PA. AyEN.w
90 he'd, White and Gray Blankets. from 81 to $40
lie largest lot of Alinen Towels in the West End.
fron lue up from manufacturers direct Zoe aaAiiv
Table Danasss and Napkins to match, very low
lOO DVz Ladies and Gents All-linen Handkerchiefs
81 IS per cent less than former prices.
LArge lines Ladies. Geuts' and Children Gossamers
ver low figures.
Isd.es' Gents' aud Childlen's Underwear
Call and see our IL Gray SHIRTS for Oenllemsn.
Great Variety In Dress Goods, from l2tc. TO l6O.
Atwood Henristss 40 inches wide. DOC, all colors.
Beautiful Fix llUsnes and Nelyets 1T zoe.
flannels Can,ops and all kinds OF DOnestics
Only case lett q the splendid. lardwide Beached
Cotton II Sc. worth lOc-
Ken aanis Of sik. from yard to 10 yards, at less
than cost
LarEe Line Of Decorations for Knights Templar
Parade
ore lot Dress Goods silk and wool stripes and plain
% match, AZ lsc. worth 25c.
We invite all visit and examine stock and
prices and be convinced that NE mean dispose Of
THos. J. LUTTRELL
ss26-2w 1880 Pa ave. NV. cor. Goth ct.
IL YoU ARE TIRED TAKING THE LARGE OLD
fGshoued gripping Uis try CArters Little Liver Pulls
aLd iAAs soae comfort NAN can't stand everything
o. CArIroL HIM
pRY GOODS AND NOTIONS AT AND BELOW
COST TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
loOz I'm s.n-wJ esy. eeelded 70 close out Branch
Store. IptIe stoek Of season4ble Dry and Fancy
G0O4s Will be disposed Of al and BELoW COST.
soE complete an e''FS S1raeS SifRS St Sa1Fr
Occ-am i0rs.eriy c.stsI'.,.
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Sentenced to Albany Peniteutiary.

William Walker, a colored boy. was convicted
in the Criminal Court today Of house breaking
at the residence of Mary E. Reed, and the lar
ceny of two suits Of clothes on July s0th last
and was sentenced to the Albany penitentiary
for two years.
John Fl. Butler was convicted of house.
breaking in the night at the stable Of James
Hunter on August 8, and was sentenced to four
years in the Albany penitentiary.
Vim. Sullivan, colored boy of sixteen years
was convicted OF HOUSEKEEPING and sentenced
to i've years in the Albany penitentiary
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THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
The Proposed Appellate Court-Discus.
sion of the Litany.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 9.-The house of deputies OF
the Protestant Episcopal church this morning,
Immediately after assembling, received a mes
that the following joint committee on judicial
systems had been appointed to consider the
question in course of argument in the lower
court. The committee consisted Of the right
reverend bishops Of Texas, central New York,
Pennsylvania and Kentucky.
COMMITTEE ON NEW DIocEsKs DISCHARGED.
The committee on the admission Of new
dioceses begged to be discharged from the
further consideration Of the memorial from
Nebraska and Michigan asking for the erection
Of a new diocese within the limits Of each of
those states. The committee could not recon-
mend the advisability Of granting the request
and were therefore discharged.
RESOLUTIONS.
The report Of the committee on conference
with the house of biships in reference to reso-
luton 8 was then taken up. Resolution g.,
after morning prayer on Sundays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays and on Ember days. The litany
might also be used every day in Lent
Several days ago this resolution was adopted
by the house of bishops, but when it came be-
fore the house OF deputies it was rejected and q
committee OF conference appointed.
There was long discussion over the man.
ner Of bringing the matter before the
house. Some deputies claimed that the
matter could be brought before the
house by reconsidering the vote already taken.
Finally DR.. Dix. who presided, ruled that the
matter could be put before the house in the
form Of the report Of the committee on con-
ference.
SENT BACK WITHOUT APPROVAL.
The roll of dioceses was then called and IL
was found that there were only eighteen do
ceses in favor of receding from their for
mgr action and thirty dioceses against
it. The dioceses were divided evenly in the
votes of their deputies. So the house of depu-
ties sent back the resolution to the house of
bishops without its approval
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PURCHASES OF NAVAL SurPLIEs.-Secretary
Tracy has Issued circnlar to commanaing Of
fcers OF stations calling attention to the ne
cessity for reducing open purchase acquisitions
money Inv olved." With a view TO such hmita-
ton commandants are directed 10 cause quart
erly estimates to be submitted to the paymastsr
general OF all supplies needed ct their respect
i've stations
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THE WoRsr Couaa

IL relieved BY the iss Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral
But don't delay till the bronchial tu e. are In
famed and the lungs cons-sted Prompt use
insures rapid cure. L D. Bixley. Of Bartcnvills
VI, writes: -Four years aeo took = severe
cold which was followed BY terrib,s cough. !
vas confined TO my bed about four moutha
Ny physician finally sad was in Consumption.
and that be could not help me, One Of my
neigheors advised me TO try Ayers Cherry Pee
toral did 80. AMI was well before had I'm.
ished taking the frst bottls Ever sincs then
my health has beer sood."
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Prepsred by Dr. J. c. Aver 4 Co, Lowell, Mass
Sold BY sl Druggists. Price, 81: ak bottles. e.
al
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MARRIED.

YOUNG-FERGrSON. On Saturday Ortober Z
asss, SeaE a., tlsi3n, Nd by Rev. s. osmoud Dp.
tornserly o; Damascus. Nd. to LAULA FERGUSON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-09

Mr.. Otis B. 9oodall, OF the Washington
canoe association. has been elected secretary
treasurer Of that organization
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Scorr's EMULSION.

Scorrs EMULSION.
CURES COUGHS AND COLDS.
SCOTS EMULSION
RELIEVES CONSUMPTION.
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES BRoScHITIs
SCOTS EMULSION
WONDERFUL FLESH PRODUCER.
SCOTS EMULSION Oh COD LIVER OIL
AS PLEASANT AS MILK
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES THROAT AFFECTIONS
SCOTS EMULSION
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES sCRoFULA IN ALL FoRMa
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES SKIN DISEASES.
SCOTS EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL WITH
HYPoFHosPHITES is SOLD ALL OVER
THE WORLD. nos
A WOMAN WHO Is WEAK, NERVOUS AND
IN slsy Iess and VINO has cold nAtis and Ieet c1nnt
Zee. aud act Ike well PERSON Ca-ter's Iron t1lls
eSuAlize toe cIrcuuon remove nervousness a1o give
strength and rest
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RECEIVING The K2ieHrs TEMPIAB.-The
President tins afternoon received about thou
sand knights Templar an the east room Of the
White House.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following pre- tLs orening and closing pces Of
The New Hork stock Market, reported by special
N1re 70 Corson and MacarlLey Il le street
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE. Oct o.-Cotton quiet--mfddIpg,
lo1f. Flour, q.,ist Wheat-southein quiet but
nrrn; Fulfz, S8ass; L1ngberry, s0sss: No. 2 a.
steamer, 40; western firm; No. = winter red. spot,
S2ss; october, S3,s. November, S3haS3h; Decem-
Der, S4ss. January, S5xaS6 Corn-southern dull
and scarce, 40a4.:: western easy: mixed, spot
3eza39h; October. 3g6a3ek: November, 39sa
39ss; year, 3sssa3ss.; January, 3ska3sa<. uats
frm-western white, 25ass; western MIXED, 2:sa
"a. Rye stii, 52a55. Hay steady prime 10
choice timothy, 14.50. Provisions dun and un-
changed Butter nrm-cresmery. 2sasa Esss
steady = western and near By, 21a22. Sugar
steady-A soft. ~: copper steady. refined loa
10Y. Freights 70 Liverpool per steamer steady
flour, 2la22s.; grain per bushei 3D. Corr Tor
orders, A. 9d.a5s- hecsipts-nour, 1900 barrels
wheat, l4.O0o bushels; corn, coo bushels: oats
1000 bushels: rye, 1000 bushels Shipmsnn-
wheat, 64000 bushals Sales wheat, l6l. COO
bushels corn, 10000 bushels.
BALTIMORE, Oct 9.-Baltimore and Ohio stock
SSa90, Northern Central stock, TX; CINCINNATI
Washington and Baltimore nrsts, 100. do certi.
ncates, 10Qal01: do. certificate seconds, 81: CON-
soaidatsd gas bonds. ll2k; do stock, 436s4A
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Oct o October
SIX; December. S3as: May. S6s<. Corn-Oetober
3oN; November. 30E: Dscsmbsr, coy; May, sd
Oats - October. lsx: November, il: January.
10y; Nay. 21x. Fork = October. 1000 Novsm-
Per. 9.35h; year, AIN; Jsnnssy. aaek. LARD
October, 6l5. Noyember, 6Q7k; ye6f, kQRk:
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~ Il n p E S.
Dust opened q Full Line Of

Confusing WHO'S. Motq 81 ROYAL VEL
VETS, BODY Bat SSflS, TAPESTRIES
AND INOkAINS
sMIRNA. Wilton and Whit CARPETS. from
6by y 10 lOxg 10 IA feet, IN choice Patterns.
RUGS and MAZE. CURTAINS ard DkAi ELAIEs in
Gr.at variety.
ss-3Da HooE BIO. CO.. 1898 At
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A MEXICAN ICE Gu.
WILLIS ICE co. AND FENOBSCOT RIvPR ICE CO
once: 10th and sts. NV. Ice and Coal Order
b he'd wasens- Depot Telephone. 4s9-s: Once Tel
r. NJ WILLIS
au15-3n WaSlington Mannxep
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THE WASHINGTON ARCHITECTURAL IRON
ND BRIDGE NOkkS

EDWAhD L DENI, II. z. proprietor
Ire test isclilGes ~ TIT cy Tor all kinds of Iron
rSrl, sttel Leans. Angle Sc, apsys stock
me OrrtnsLtAi t1st NrCuxht Iron WORK n
sJScslty. lsItirs aLc geIsrtl nScEIe Nors tous ID
ht ttft manner aid u sLoTt Eotice.
Sole licensees il the llStTiCI u Columbia for the
-6estx-Af bell system OF bssn4 Anchors anu fro-
tectCTs. Works. Ger SID AID Va arss lei. 4ln-A
49, Siis Once. i4A3 q - Aw. lei 49,.
zsll d
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ErrrcruA1

PAINLESS Eyrrcru.n
BEEcHArs Pu1s
B1rcHAMs Pn1s
TIE epr.iB 5sssI.s c.rPl[sH5s ..
,,- NoLah A GUINEA boA-
lAtAIklD DIGESTION,
DlkOkDkkEp LIVER
pared olly by IhOs, RlLCAAA. 81 Hslsr's Ian
sAALArt k1x. y n. ALLAN a 90. code Aeents for
elst dos not keep theaJ Wi fnxll bEkCHANsPliLR
e sccps - bxass. sss i'sssns nssa tAs~ss .ssrtsss
Cn,ID.xx Car
seR prrcHEas
eAssoaaA
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.
JHE RrnoSAr1os Of owen A. Calvin. distric,
attorney for Massachusetts. has been accepted
BY the Attorney General.

JHx RrsroSArIoS Of owen A. Calvin. district
attorney for Massachusetts. has been accepted
oy the Attorney General
iHk CRrISrR BALTIMORE. - Mr. william
cramp Of the Philadelphia ship building arm.
mao conference with Secretary Tracy today
concerning a proposed second trial of tho
cruiser Baltimore Al the FIRST trial her en-.
sihes tailed TO develop the horse power required
~ sne contract by q very small amount
.ho I" ssid the contractor desire another
ia on that point Alone the speed OF the vessel
having been satisfactory. The McsSrs Cranp
oelleSe that on the next attsml,t thew can show
an excess over contract horse power No con-
eiasion has yet been reached by the Secretary.
Topkr's BOND OFFERINGS aggregated 8, aes.
400: as follows: Coupon e. s. 5OO az LIS; ca. int
s2oVo az III; registered II 80 GO I27; slo 900 al
127; S5o00o0a at ~; 800 600 AZ l27; 500 600 n,
l27; 100000 at l21 sl00 AZ l27L.: s2bO zoo AZ
i2dI1; Si.2o0 at ~; 600 at ~; registered
AS $500 at io5at; $1,000 at 1850.
PARpoxKp III rHE PREsIpESr.-The presi.
dent has commuted to Elk months imprison-
ment the sentence imposed in the case Of VIM.
Fearn, convicted Of violating the postal laws.
He denied the application Tor pardon In the
case Of Frank Young. convicted in Indiana Of
passing counterfeit money.
ARMY ORpERs-Leavs OF absence For six
months has been granted Fret Lient. Robert
A. Lowell. fourteenth infantry. First Lieut.
Frank E. Hobbs. ordnance department, has
been directed to visit the watervliet arsenal,
West Try, MY. to inspect forgings for cannon.
Capt William krause. third infantry,
has been ordered TO appear be fore
Col Chas Sutherland. president Of the reur-
ing board. Governors Island. tor examination;
also Capt William holman. eleventh infantry.
LesSe OF absence granted First Lisut Thomas
}. Clay, tenth infantry. has been exit ndel two
months. and that granted to Capt. Jas. Ryan.
ninth infantry. extended one month; Capt
John q. Butler ordnance department., has been
ordered to visit ST. LOUIS 10 inspect manufac-
tore OK gun powder aud then return 20 the 81
Louis powder depot, Jefferson barracks.
RFCrrNrNn Trrr L.. A..
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Y kpfEs ARR GREATLY BENEFITED ny THE
~ use Of Anrosfnrz Bsfters, the south American
pnle q Dr. J.o. sasgsst SonsL Ask your dr1ggssI
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ISyERY DAY INCRRAsEsT TIE PoPUIARIIYAND
H. sale OF Carers L1ito Liver pils The reAson Is
ust when once used relief Is 10 follow. Don't
oD-<et tina
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The following are the names Of sir knights
associated with EN-. Sir Hieston on the COM
mittee that arranged for the drill: sirs H. D.
Boteler, A. II. Howard, Geo. Fl. Plant, jr., VIM.
H. Rupp, VIM. E. Colladay, John A. Schneider,
Geo. B. Hanseil, ]. Cooper McGinn, ].
S. TomIinson, o. w. White. +. II.
Barbarin, w. B. Beck, +. P. Davis.
William Pitts, Z. J. Daw, W. H. Griffin,
Jas. K. Kerr, E. G. ScLafer. Morgan Thomas,
Duane C. Turner, Thos. J. Watson, Samuel E.
Shields, Frank L. Harvey and Frank N. Carver.
Several Communicates that we're expected did
not take part.
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". II. SINISTER & SONS,

sees sI9 PENN AVE. NV
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-08-15
a Days Outing.
Glory.

Although l remained within the walls of our
fortified colony yet visited to-day places in our
burg of whose very existence l was ignorant. 1t
day repete with incidents and constantly.
expected accidents 1 am but a humble member
of THE MIRROR force, there being but two lower
than in the social scale of the composing room
l refer to the devil and to one far beneath him
the poet. and of the lowest Of the species ;and
the worst of it is. the editor stands by him, and
will not recognize nor accept any poem OF genuine
merit VIII CHI any of the rest of us may write. In
the hone that in glancing over this MSS. he may
overlook the following, su5m t these few lines
to the candid judgment of the public To get
some news Il alta ched fuse. To him who woos. The
poetic muse" The poem goes on and relates in a
thrilling manner the consequences of the burning
fuse but l merely give the above fragment to IL
ustrate the faultess meter. the musical rhythm.
the profundity of thought. and elegance of rhet-
oric; and yet poem fully equallng. if not sur
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-08-15

the part of the Yankee Farmer this year
for the sake of IA summers outing and to get
glimpse at the great northwest which he has not
seen for nine years.
Frank Terry. who escaped from here about
two months ago. escorted back to the fold
last Friday by Deputy Warden Westby. By what
means his whereabouts di scovered is best
known to the Deputy. who has never ceased long
ing for renewal of Terry's acquaintance. One
evening at late hour the Deputy walked into the
New England hotel on Water street. Cleveland,
Ohio. and quietly laid his hand upon the shoulder
of the truant he sat feaSting upon the good
things of that far country. Terry should consider
this great favo the part of Deputy Westby for
now he can serve his full term and then return
to his home free man. and the shades o. pursu-
ing officers will not disturb his slumbers
The following are a few of the ed tors and
their friends who left Their cards at this Of
fee: JAS J. Green wife and son, OF the LIE Sueur
Sentnel c. H. So eum, The Register, Glencoe :;
F. :. Verbeck, Minnesota Type Founder; NJ. j.
Bowling. Renville Star; G. 5. Pea-e, The Anoka
Union; VIII. f. Mckenzie. CroOkston Times; j. 5.
Penney. Amer can Press Association; Frank j.
Meyst kellogg NewsI aper Co.; a. H. s. Perkins
The Lake Breeze, White Bear Lake; Chas. A.
Birch and wife. Willmar Argus: A. c. Buck
Sibley County independent; W. Il. Wngate, Garlic
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Standards V. c. Seward and Miss Mabel Seward,
saltwater Messenger; 5. a. CleweIl, saltwater
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Davidson. Jr, Austin: Harry Castle. St. Paul.