The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1895-11-07

II AS a. m. Junior EndeavOr 800 p. m.
Mission issi1 Band and the second sunday Of each
month at 800 p. m. Midweek and Prayer
meetings wednesdays ~ P; m: Ta adies,
Missionary Society, the last Friday of each
month.
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Keep on a-gropin'
When the daylight dies;
Keep on a-hOpin'
That the sun will rise.
Keep on a-sngn'
When your souls in doubt;
Keep on a-ringin'
While the bells hold out!
Keep on a-makin
For the heaven above;
Light is a-breakin
An the Lord is love!
Atlanta Constitution.
Number of patients in hospital I.
Average school attendance for the past week.
40.
The Board of Prison Managers will convene
tomorrow.
Prison population Nov. 18th: Males. 49,;
females, 8.
Keeper Royal Ortf is acting as turnkey during
Capt. Taylor'S absence.
Prisoners received during the week ending
Nov eth, 3. Discharged, ..
Grade standing Nov. 18th: First grade, BOG;
second grade. 122; third grade, 10.
Tuesday being a legal holiday the prison shops
were shut down in the afternoon.
en-. Fitch, Agt for the Smith Premier type
writer Co.. visited our office Monday.
Our sister state Wisconsin. has a prison
population of 6O7 males. and % females.
Guard w. H. H. Taylor is Off on his vacation.
He left Monday and will be absent ten days.
Messrs. T. G. Nash. of Chicago ILL.,. and John
A. McDermott. city. visited our office Thursday.
The hospital and solitary has been thoroughly
gone over by the painters and whitewashers the
past week.
The working time has again been shortened
halfhour, the evening whistle now blowing at
five O'Clock.
DR.. Newman left Tuesday evening for brief
visit to his old home at Red Wing. He returned
Wednesday evening.
The way dirt was made to fly On Main st. of our
walled-in city last Tuesday would have made the
foreman of a gravel train green with envy.
There are 222 pupils enrolled in the peniten-
tiary school at the Lansing, Kan. Penitentiary.
The school session is held only on Sunday
mornings.
Guard A. B. Ewing and wife returned from
their wedding trip to Eagle Lake Saturday.
For the present they will make their home at
the Pitman house.
The Lansing. Kan. Penitentiary, has popula-
ton of s64. OF this number there are GA white
males, 2O4 black males, 5 Indian males; white
females and black females.
Sheriff John Tierney, of Anoka Co., called at
the prison last week, bringing with him pris-
oner who will serve a sentence OF two years for
violating the ninth commandment.
The following gentlemen, escorted by Asst
Deputy Glennon, took in the sights of the
prison Friday: W. L. Rose, Washington. D. G..
Geo. w. Lackey, Lawrencevlle, ILL.,, and P. E.
Burke, Jr.. city.
Prof. L. C. Lord, of Moorhead, DIR. J. H
Radiant of Plattsvile, Wis, and Prof. Frank
A. Weld, superintendent of city schools Still
our office Saturday.
William Wicham, sheriff of Renville Co.
brought two prisoners on the 4th who will serve
one year, and three years and six months re
spectively, for the crime of grand larceny in TIT
second degree, and assault with intent tt
commit rape.
Keeper Forester was summoned to st. Pau
last Saturday by the sudden and dangerou
illness of his wife. Mr.. Forester returned
yesterday and says that his wife Is much bette
but still weak from the severe ordeal through
which she passed
Hon. O. A. Wright, Inspector of Charities TO
Wisconsin and president of the national Con
ference of Corrections and Charities; Hen
Ernest Bicknell, secretary of the state Beard @
Corrections and Charities of Indiana; Secretar
Hart and w. S. Alexander, of St. Paul, visite
the prison Friday and honered our office by
call. Messrs. Wright and Bicknell rename
the guests of Warden Wolfer over night an
availsd themselves of the opportunity to visi
our night school.