The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1896-01-23
Local and General.
Good Advice.
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[Nrer TO- the Jefferson City Cou'ie, Dy . Convict %
the Missouri penitent'ssy.
O. never say die, it's all in my eye
For Il fellow in prison to NOPE:
Hold up your head high and heaye not sigh.
While there is such Il blessing as hope.
Old Times on the wing and a message he'll
That'il fill your heart DER with cheer:
Then do not despair. but Danish all care
And melancholy will soon disappear
And when once you are free-take warning
Turn Ger a new leaf III liies book;
just grapple and stick To the spade amt the |
pick,
They're more sure than the tools OF the
Stealing gold and such stuff is quite easy ,
enough
with no art about it at all:
Yet net one ont of ten keeps out OF the pen. -
Nay. ninety and nine doth fall.
Patients being treated in hospital. S.
Average school attendance during the week. /
Prison population Jan. 9srd Males ~;
females. -
There will be a song service in the prison
chapel next Sunday.
Deputy L. S. Marshal Sheehan was caller at
the prison on the 18th.
Prisoners received during the week ending
Jan. 23rd ). Discharged. &,
MA. Tbon. Stlwater's popular tailor. was
caller at our office yesterday.
Grade standing Jan. 23r1 First grade. 326:
second grade. l2I: third grade. 10.
Guard Stilkey and crew of men have been
fI,1
AN. Erickson, of Hector. MIMI was shown
about the prison by Supi. Hanlon on the .lst.
Sarah Williams was received at the prison
the 2lst to serve one year for arson in the third
degree.
James T.. Mckelvy. sheriff of Stearns county.
was among the number OF visitors at the prison
Oh the 2lst.
This is what call capital punishment said
tie boy who was shut mp i'll closet with the
preserves West.
j. " Bronson. formerly foreman of the ma
chine shop of the MINI. Thresher Co.. was a
caller at our shop on the 18th
Edward Williams was received at the prison
on the DIST to serve a nine months sentence for
grand larceny in the second degree.
Senator Howard, OF Minneapolis, Hiier ltor-
ton. of St Paul. and State Treasurer koernef
were visitors at the prison on the 10th
Ex-State Treasurer Joseph Bobleter of st
Paul Henry J. Gjertsen and 7. Guldbrandsen
of Minneapolis. were guests of Warden Wolfer
the 18th.
Ex-United States Marshal William Campbell
and the Misses Grace Harriet and Anna Irene
on the 18th.
John Bernstein was received the 18th
The o. S. government will pay his board bill a
this institution for thirteen months. Crime
forging money order.
The rooms in this famous hotel are rapid!
filling up, and those who contemplate Spendin.
the summer at this lakeside resort would de
well to engage rooms early III the season,
Sheriff Sandy Mcdonald. of Faribault Co.
brought in two prisoners On the 18th. Mari
Campbell and Samuel A. Green who will eacl
serve two years and six months for the crime o
grand larceny in the second degree.
The situations in which men frequently in
themselves in dreamland was well illustrates
by an lrishmaD, who. when recently relating
remarkable dream he had had, remarked
.'Then / thought ! was walking about naked
wild me hands in me pockets London Tit Bits
The MIRROR had call on the 10th from
William Hall, captain of the night watch
and his niece, Mrs. Hattie Kelly. of Chppew
Falls Wis., who is visiting Mr.. Halls family
Mrs. Kelly was formerly resident of saltwater
but this is her first visit to saltwater in twenty
four years, and the many changes that hay
been made especially in and about the prison
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