The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1896-05-14
Grace Congregational.

Pastors residence. 52s n. Second street.
Grace Congregational.
Corner 9Th and Laurel streets, Rev. j. H.
Albert, pastor. Sunday services, preach preach;
ing 1890 a: M and 7:45 P m Sunday School
Christian Endeavor $50 p. M Children,s
Mission Band the second Sunday of each
meeng at Se 4S ok adyes
Aid Society, Thursday afternoons. Ladies'
Missionary Society," the last Friday of each
Local and General.
Patients undergoing treatment in hospital, 7.
Prison population May 14th: Males. 49,
females, t.
Average school attendance for the week end
ing May 18th, al.
Prisoners received during the week ending
May 18th, 3. Discharged. 5.
Grade standing May 14th: First grade, $685.
second grade $50; third grade. s.
Granville W. Smith, sheriff of Washington
county. brought in a prisoner on the 9th.
Eight carloads of sisal were received during
the week, and one carload of Irvine shipped.
Mr.. Chas. j. Nelson, of ST. Paul, was conduct
ed about the prison yesterday, by Asst. Deputy
Glennon.
J. G. Princell, of the Mission Temple, Mime
apOlis. viewed the various departments of the
institution yesterday.
Gen. j. F. Norrish, although present at the
Board meeting unable to take part in the
proceedings owing to illness.
Prof. F A. Weld has been appointed inspect
or of the summer training schools for teachers.
in the southern part of the state.
The two forts lately erected in the park are
the chief subject of conversation of the school
children, as they pass along Second street.
Keeper Thomas Alexander, captain of the
dollhouse. has been granted ten days furlough.
Keeper Westergreen will fill the position during
this time.
Warden Coffin, of the Columbus, Ohio peni-
Tertiary, has issued an order allowing the men
in the idle house an hours conversation both in
the forenoon and afternoon.
A Frankfort boy and parlOr match played in
the barn together. The barn was razed, and
dad is crazed, while the boy sleeps under the
Observation-Disclosures City Traveller.
The Washington county grand jury after be.
ing entertained at dinner, viewed the various
departments of the institution under the guild
ance of Deputy Warden Lemon, on the 7th.
Miss Kate Kelsey, Miss Nettie Borland, and
Mrs. Herbert Lucas, of Menominee, Wis.,; Mrs
E. r. Bandy and Mrs. F. j. Noyes, of South
Saltwater, escorted by DR.. Newman, made tour
of the prison on the eth.
An editor says that apples may be kept two
years by wrapping them in a newspaper in such
a way as to exclude the air. The newspaper
must, however, be one on which the subscription
has been paid in full or the dampness resulting
from what is due will cause the fruit to SPOIL
Elk.
j. j. Williams, assistant factory inspector OF
Wis, was caller at our Office yesterday. Mr.
Williams is pleasant gentleman who ex
pressed himself as being interested in prisons
and prisoners. He had just paid visit to the
penitentiary at Waupun, Wis.,, with view Of
devising means to furnish employment for the
idle convicts in that prison.
Hennepin county added two to our population
TINS week: Andrew Godfrey, found guilty OF
forgery in the third degree, sentenced tt
eighteen months, and Frank d. Phileo, con
victed of grand larceny in the second degree
will remain one year. Carl A. Peterson. from
Washington county, was dealt with leniently
receiving five months for grand larceny in thu
second degree.
The Board of Managers at the May meeting
fixed the price of binder twine per pound as fol
lows: In carload lots, pure MANILA 675 feet,
cents per pound; manila and sisal, mixed, 60
feet 6 cents per pound; standard 500 feet,
cents per pound; sisal, 500 feet, cents pc
pound. In smaller quantities one-half cent pc
pound extra. The product for the season will
be about 5000 900 pounds.
Hitherto we have been under the impression
that no sane mortal would ever attempt to breal
into this place and thought that the position wa
impregnable, but the powers that be are evi
IDENTIFY of different opinion and consider i
prudent in time of peace to prepare for war
as during the past week two forts have been con
structed, in the park, and with their bristline
guns are sufficient to deter the bravest foe from
attempting to carry them by assault but tn,
matter that puzzles US is what country the 1al
"a Gamma lily-is the emblem of.