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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-15
JEAIOUST rHrCaCSF.
Mrs Shelly Makes Desperate Effort to
20 Kill Herself

To MIL tifftflis
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. October IA
special-1Irs. Sue Shelley first wife OF
J. ". Shelley an employee Of the Rich
mond Locomotive Works. attempted 10
commit suicide here this morning az
dis0rderly house known as the yellow
Kid" The woman lies In a room which
ls bare of necessities and Writhes in pain
without a friendly hand 10 assist her.
Size returned recently from a trip 10
Richmond an account OF ncr meeting
with her husband having been published
in Tho Times al the time and found that
the man with whom she was living had
transferred his affections 10 another WOO
man during her absence. which greatly
lncensed her This morning she saw the
man wearing a shirt. the present of her
rival and she Immediately went 10 her
room and drank q quantity Of carbolic
acid I'm some soda.
lie loud cries. caused by pain brought
on by the drug. attracted the attention OF
passers-bv and medical assistance was
summoned. After several hours hare
work she was declared ont Of danger.
Mrs Shelley refused to be- interviewed
and would say nothing in regard 20 her
rash act. but declared that ass soon az
she should be able 20 get up she would
make another attempt 90 take her own
life. az she was anxious 10 die The WOO
mans throat and stomach are burned
fearfully and She is I'm great agony.
Those who know her say that she VIII
take the first opportunity she has 10
commit suicide.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-15

The hour for the sacred concert on
Sunday 40 Lakeside PARK has been
changed 90 $3.50 r. NJ. and on next Sun
dav a choice programme OF music viii be
rendered there by the First Virginia Rcgi-
meut Band.
Lakeside park IS very lovely and at
tractlve lust now. rohed IN iis autumnal
FOLIAGE and the afternoon cannot be more
pleasantly spent than az that beautiful
place Here i5 the prosramme.
March. sons OF America" (Voelker).
q Paraphrlse. sweet and Low (Bar-
by).
9. Selection, Austrian Tattos,' Okeler
Beio)
4. serenade (TitD.
caprico. "Fascination" (Th.ere).
&. Trio. 'From Hymn Of Praise" (Non-
delssolnJ.
z. Medley. Creme De la Creme" Q.au-
rendeau).
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-15

Nfnledseviile. Ga. has delivered nse't
,ron, Ills satanic Maicstys grasp. tho
ansir being the outcome Of a spirited re-
ylval which has just closed o ,a,.,,,a
la,,'i,r,,,oatod last night iu front ~ The res.
,Scnce ~ capt. Joseph Caraker when ~
lf,i1s,,e made a bonfire ~ articles used
I'm games and home amusement. Iils
feature OF the revival was s,arlen py
ciass composed % young men and women.
E-irs. one and then another offered 70
ilrn cards dice. checker boards, ana
- ~ Cniver * Kidd offered 20 open
hie store ard take therefrom go packs OF
IDS and add them 10 the fire, i was
decided TO make a combination affair 90
IN. Tire scene was nXed IN front OF capt.
C,rsker's house, and the various con
verts threw into the blaze the objects OF
ain while the On-lOokers sang Praise
God. from Whom All Blessings Flow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-15

Tie funeral OF Mrs. Margaret Ely Lam
caster. whose death was announced IN
The Times. took place yesterday afternoon
at 4 o. clock from the GraCe-Street Presby-
terrain church. The services were conduct
ed by the Rev Dr. r. J.. Kerr The inter-
ment was in Hollywood. and a long line
OF carriages with the friends ana reia-
tfyes OF the deceased followed the re-
mains 10 their last resting place.
Tho following acted as pallbearers:
Or. W. S. Gordon. James R. Werth over
ton Howard r. Lancaster Williams, IT,
william Pemberton. Gordon Blair s.
NJ. Price and William II. Christian.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-15
SUGAR BEET FACTORY.
OWE MILLION DOLLARS READY ron
INYEsTMENTIS A PLANT.
The Protectors Look with Favor on the
Facilities offered by Newport News,
Public Dock,

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Oct M-spe-
cial.-The latest report OF new Industries
for Newport News is a revival OF the SUI
gar beet factory and sugar refinery when
was discussed 20 some extent last spring.
when Mr.. o. X. Iaplow. OF Stanton was
In the city. Dir. LaplOw was looking the
ground over with a view Of entering TINS
business. and was favorably impressed
with the opportunities offered by Newport
News. but for some unknown reason the
matter was dropped before anything was
A MILLION READY.
Mr.. Lapham was here yesterday and IN
formed Mr. j. NJ Curtis president or the
Business Mems Association, that ne nad
az his disposal one million dollars, Wnlcn
he proposed 90 invest DO TINS business anu
Y that If he could be assured tnat a sum,
cient quantity Of beets would be supplied
by the farmers and the enterprise encour-
aged. there was no doubt nut that taS
factory and refinery Wpuiu De iocaten
here one Of the principal attrdcuoh5
here was. he said, the excellent shipping
'''''''''' PUBLIC DOCK.
The building - q public dock, recon-
mcnded bv the Business Mons Associa-
fion AT its last meeting, is being favorabiy
commented on by our people. THIS is one
OF the greatest needs along the wafer
front and much interest ls manifested lh
tho matter. The action Of the city Coun-
eli Is awaited with much interest.
Pastoral Relations Dissolved.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. oct. H-spe-
claI.-The Presbytcry OF Norfolk met I'm
Norfolk to-day.
Darnali and the Hampton church was at
The pastor's request dissolved. and he was
dismissed 20 the presbytery of Macon, Ca.
where he will tako charge Of group OF
churches. EFlSCOfAS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-15
p,IFGaouNDs coMPANY.
A Company Chartered in the Law ana
Faulty Court Yesterday.

IuuffW Court 1fHItlhtNs
r.,7oo Minor Of tho Law and Equity
court Yesterday granted a charter 10 an
oreanizatiOn 10 be known as inc arr
Grounds Company which ls loiiNeu TO
laase and improve land. ana cSpecialiy
that tract known as the Far 1rouhu7'
near the western end OF The clly' also
10 maintain and operate eNposluohs' eN-
hibiuons. and other amusemen's u.leoll.
The company's capital STOCK l7 10 ~. pr
NOT less than $4,000 nor more than >-l9pl'.
The amount Of real estate Aeln a"''' ''''
exceed 1000 acres.
THE oaicers for the first year are as
follows: .,.....-
President John T. Williams.
secretary and Treasurer, T.. Randolph
Williams. r..
enriros Va. Deaue Marry John J..
Wuiiams E. Randolph Williams ana
Henry J.. Cabell
This charter IS 90 enable the Traction
co,ororv 40 convert the Exposition
Grounds into q pleasure park. to be known
MS "Rroad-strect Electric PARK, as told
In The Times recently.
Jndea Wexford. in the Circuit court
Yesterday granted charter TO the LiH-
colin beneficial Insurance company "l.
orranization found for the purpose
aiding in times OF sickness ana 10 Duty
its dead 49,.
,-6o NOR more than 5000. The officers
ara Iocob A. Cook. president; v n.
c,~,Ip,,cv ,1ce-rrcs .denc G.. j. Cook,
sscretarv and Edward s. Robinson.
,r.ssrrer The directors are the above
and T. c. Randolph Robert Turner, and
j. o. Cook
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-15

the Board Of Health 10 prepare a detail
cd statement Ct the amount expended so
far this year, with an estimate OF tho sum
required TO run the department on fun
time for the remainder OF the year
The committee further decided 10 in
siruct the chairman, the sub-chairman,
and Mr.. Cutchins. 10 appear before the
Finance Committee next Tuesday night
and ask for such an appropriation as may
be necessary TO run the department for
the remainder Of tho year
ON motion OF Mr. Hawkins the president
of The Board Of Health was instructed 10
keep the cromatory in operation until the
next meeting OF the Health Committee.
The committee thcn adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-15

An of mo four hundred ANA fevonty-nIe
,itsd ana twcnty-nve seats reserved Tor
single sales remain 90 be sold. beginning
1T '.locx to-day and nor until then,
Instead OF 90 o'clock. as was ihe iule
i"st velr reserved soais IAN DC secured
+bo Aeeoe alton building. This new
r1Ia viI be rig'dly enforced '1roughout
the season. 10 is almost USELESS 90 say
that Remenyi che crcatest living violin
Isl. Will bc greeted by q large anI c.I'
waited audience at thc spacious !. " - ~
IAN next Monday night.
fTe was hero last season. and no douot
iudginr from his popularity hen. every
one of the six hundred seats VIII be oc~
cunlod 10 erect his return.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-15

Richmond: German-Amcrican B9Inki,ins
and RWildine Company 10 william EDDIE
TON. II l-l2 feet on south side OF Moore
~ " Gosden and wife 90 Henry NJ.
~,nnon n feet ON east side Of Laurel
etreot 20 feet south Of Beverly. Slfh
Hugh Hagan and wife 10 J fenton lay
Tor y feet on clay street. northeast cor
NJ Waldron 10 W p. W. BrookIng
and William C.. Kcan. % feet on north side
~ Rr0ad street. q feet east 81 jail ahey'
subject 10 deed OF trust for 500. 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-15
Prennring for The Ball.

4 number Of the Gesangverein are
making an necessary arrangements for
the full-dress ball which viii take place
at Sacneer Halle on Monday October
18th. beginning no Q =. NJ.
This viii ne the opening ot the COM
ing season OF the society. and the enter
tainmont will no doubt be a great sue
cess.
only members 81 the organization and
their families VIII be admitted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-15

The funeral Of Or. W II. Harhaush
took mace At 1880 O'Clock yesterday
mornlng from Sacred Heart church ana
The interment was in ut. Cavalry Gene
terv The following gentlemen acted as
pallbcarers:
Messrs. T. A. Scott. George Woodall, G.
Al Cauhert. W. J. Todd, Charles II. Page.
W. Vaughan Lloyd. Thomas Frayser, and
Andrew Krause.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-15
Nnnr Acnnllfed.

number of cases were tried In the
Hastings Court yesterday morning
Alexander Sp0tswood better known as
Buck the negro sport. w9e up on n
charge OF felonious cutting. He was set
free.
William Peasants and Minnie FultZ.
both colored. were acquitted OF the charge
OF living together without the formaiity
o. marriage ceremony, and peasants
was also discharged on q second charge
Of felony.
Thomas II0bson. colored. charged with
malicious cutting. was acquitted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-15
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
RAPID GROTTn or MILLfONATRE
TUFT,S TOWN or PlNEH URST.
Mr.. Carr to Have Fine Exhibit at the
Fair-Charges of Bribery Of Voters
in Vance County.

RALEIGH, y. C., Oct. .n--speclal.-
Arrangements are in progress here for the
visit Of Grimes Battery from Portsmouth
next week.
At Pinehurst, the splendid town which
J. W. Tufts, a Botson millionaire is
building, no fewer than fifty handsome
dwellings are now in course Of construc-
ton.
July weather has returned. There is not
one-tenth enough rain yet.
a FINE EXHIBIT.
Julian S. Carr. OF Durham, gives orders
that the greatest and best display he has
ever made from his farm and factory
should be made next week at the state
Fair
The contract for building the founda-
ton OF the alumni building al the Unlver-
sity has been awarded 10 Nicholas timer,
of Atlanta. AT $3.50. Ittner has the con-
tract to- build the very handsome Capital
Grub house in Raleigh. The alumni
building Is TO cost S25 1000. The foundation
is 10 ready June 1st. so the cornerstone
Of the building can Doe laid during the
next commencement.
President Alderman IS here and says
there are 4e3 students at the University.
CHARGES OF BRIBERY.
I'm a brief in am election case from
Nance county before the Supreme Court
nj this term, there are charges Of bribery
Of voters.
There were received at the state Mu-
scum to-day some Of the finest apples ever
seen here. They are all from Naynes-
vile. Haywood county They weigh IN
some cases as much as fourteen ounces
each. These are an fail apples. Iney
will be preserved in o special fluid
Bids for the $4,000 of street improve
ment bonds for Raleigh. VIII be opened
y ..,..,.,,, rrhov are In demand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-15
The Southern Gross.

Rev. sam Small will deliver his wen
tlnoun lecture on The Southern Cross
before. During and After the War. a.,
Corcoran Hall tonight for the beneht
~ the Ladies' Auxiliary OF Pickett
mis- IS said 10 be ono OF Mr. smalfs
-, interesting lectures. and doubtless
n large audience will greet the speaker
and help this good cause.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-15
Committee Meetings.

Tho following Council committees VIII
meet to-day and tonight;
First Market. 1913 east Main street. ~
A. NJ
street Committee o'clock
Iight Committee. o'clock
Fire Department. q o'clock
water Committee, 200 o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-15
GOTO JUSrTcE JOHN.
He Must Pass on all Revenue Cases says
Judge WI.

In reference TO license and other reve-
rge cases that have been heard In the
Hastings Court. Judge Wit has delivered
The following opinion. which puts an slcn
cases within the jurisdiction OF lhe TO
ice Court.
"The court being Of opinion that IL no
longer has jurisdiction 10 try misdeme1n-
or cases Except appeals from the Pc
lice COurD. 70 IS ordered tntt the prose,
crt-ion ha dlsral ssed and that a copy az
this order be certified and delivered by
the clerk ~ this court 20 the police JUS
tlca Of tMls city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-15
pronertY Not Sold.

The Ford property on Broad street
near the corner of Eighth. and that on
North Twelfth. occupied by MT w w.
Russell as a tobacco factory, ihA' vas
ol,.ortieed 10 be sold AZ auction yester-
dav afternoon was Withdrawn
Ridding was not spirited. me store on
prood street being Withdrawn no 800
and that on Twelfth NJ @O'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-15

WASHINGTON. oct l--Ihe follow
ing fourth-class p0stmasters were APP
pointed to-day: -.
VirsInia-Bayard. benjamin +. Runner;
Berlin. William p. Wick. Boyce. 9. J..
,,ir fJaran' p N. Tinnen. Major. f. NJ.
Thomas. Mallory. George G.. Burion.
Ntchelrs station. Mrs. Dora ID. Gurus
Rcd House, Miss Estelle Ford; Rice Dc
not. w T. Hubbard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-15

Nessrs. Chewing & Rose sold at auc-
80 on TUESDAY. on the premises, the
49, Tuelifre On west Main street for
20 r1S mis- Is she same price this piece OF
rropertv brought three years ago When
nronerty was on q boom These gentle
men sold n hundred feet three sglares,S3
- ererted four fine detached brick resi-
deuCfs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-15

october sunday Outings via G. and %
The c. & O. will continue its sunday
outings 10 ola Point and Norfolk through
the month of October. owing 20 its con-
tinued success
This train will leave Richmnd az $50
A. NJ. on Sunday. October nth, 9th, and
3lst. returning az =. VI.
The rate is but ONE DOLLAR TO
either ola Point or Norfolk and return.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-15
Fil,busier.I.an,l.

HAVANA. VIA KEY WEST. Fla.
Oct. At IS reported IN Official circles
that flibusterins expedition mcluaihS
jose Loretta Cepero. an American cluzeh.
and fourteen others. has been landed at
no entrance OF the river Arlmao. Prov
ince OF Santa Clara and has succeeded N
Joining the insurgent forces eommanaeo
by Rego.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-15
ar In,lnr,. Promotion.

Mr.. Arthur II. Taylor formerly or
Lvnchburg. has been mace ASSISTANT eel-
tor of the Norfolk Pilot. ,
Sir. Taylor. who is q gentleman or wlne
exuericnce in newspaper work Us wei
known in this city and me news OF A's
with pleasure By his friends here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-15

Tho state Board Of Agriculture will
meet i'm the state Library building to-day.
one of the most important reports 20 ue
made will Io that concerning the analysis
OF sugar neots grown in Nreluia The
reports will show tolt these Ocr's can DE
GROWN in this State to advantage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-15

VIII Come Up in The Police Court This
Mornin~.

Nornin~.
Tho case OF =. IT, Martin. charged
with entering the room Of d. w. Vaughan
I'm the boarding-housc OF Mr. J. C.. Islse-
Ter. no 80 north Fourth street. Wednes-
day night. for the purpose Of robbery,
came up in the Police Court yesterday.
but was postponed until this morning,
I'm order to give the defense an opportu-
nifty 10 secure witnesses.
Justice Crutchheld declined 10 grant
BAH. which was asked for by the prison
or's counsel. Mr. George T.. Wise. and
Martin was turned over 70 the city SER
geant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-15

ROSS Tyler. negro man. was arrested
yesterday and lodged I'm the First Police
station charged with beating Lavinia
Holmes. also co'ored. Tie viii have a.
hearing before Justice Crutchield this
morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-15

The juries in the United states Circuit
and District Courts were adjourned last
evening 20 The November tom. which be-
gins November 18TH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-15
D,sr,,eUlsHrD VISITORS COMING
cove,nor Grant. Of vermont. and Party
,v,ii Arrive To-Slouow

Governor Grant Of Vermont. and party
- oho,,t n hundred, including the Gov
error's staff and number OF friends.
Mi, ,oaye baltimore tonight Via the York
River line. reaching West Point to-mor-
row morning, and thence will come to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-15
CAGrORrA.


IT'S said that Patrick Henry said
Give liberty or death
But Hummer Soap is now the cry
That comes with every breath
KELLY & DUDLEY.
Sole Agents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-15
nIEETs WITH TANOR.

The meeting was largely attended and
the suggestion OF the Richmond commit
tee. which was comprised OF Mrs Joseph
Bryan and Mrs T.. G.. Minor met the
favor Of the University ladies' and doubt
less a building viii Doe erected 20 be a
memorial Of alumni and students of that
institution who lost their lives In the
service OF the ConfodoraCy
ASTRONOMER TO MEET.
Professor Ormond stone Of the Uni
versty OF Virginia Observatory has been
appointed q DELEGATE TO Doe present M the
dedication of the Yorkes Observatory Of
the University OF Chicago which win take
place next week at Williams Pay. WIS
consin The exercises will commence
Monday and close Friday Conferences
Of visiting astronomers will De held Tues
day and Wednesday. on various subjects
go astronhysies. Professor stone will tell
about his observations tho Rebula OF
orion and Professor Humphreys OF the
University Of Virginia VIII speak on the
effect OF pressure and the length OF lieht
wancs.
on Friday the party will return 10 Chi
cago where Tho keys of the observatory
Will be formally turned over to the Uni
vorsity by Mr. Yerkcs. and at night a
final banquet win Doe given
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-15
CASTORrA..
To Cure Cola In nnepnr.

Take Laxative BromO Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If It fail
10 cure. 2jc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-15

The Last sad Rites This Afternoon-His
LIE Insurance.

Lie Insurance,
PETERSBURG. VA. Oct l4-special-
The funeral Of the late Captain samuel
w Nenable viii take place tomorrow
afternoon az clock from Tabb-Street
Presbyterian church. The active pail
bearers will be-
Messrs Charles Watson Henry C..
Roper. Richard C. scott. J.. S. Hugh.
n. T. Knock Fortoscuc White, r..
Schwcnk and George Mason.
Honorary Major r. NJ Sully. and
Mossrs George Cameron. w. Gordon
McCabe r.. r. Arlington. John W Brad
bury. J.. j. Williamson. Freeman W.
Jones. and DR. james W. Claiborne
II IS understood that Captain Nenable
carried NE insurance Of $4,000 In the
Equitable Life Assurance Society o. New
work and $4,000 In the Mutual Life IN
eorance Company o. New York.
lie is also said 90 have had life insur-
orce I'm other companies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-15

& Herccnse. "Cradlc Song (SchumanD.
o selection. "Athalic." (Mcndelssohnl.
10. Finale patriotic Song tbottietD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-15
PLAN A MEMORIAL HALL
~ HONOR or 4LURNT md STU
DENIS or THE UNITERSITf
WHO Gave up Their Lives in the Confeder-
Inond Society Tavorably Received.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. oct H.
Speciai-A committee Of ladies from the
Confederate Memorial Society Of Rich
mond have just met the ladies OF the
University.
The object Of tho meeting was TO sug-
ge7t and determine upon plan for the
erection of memorial hall at the Uni
YersIlT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-15

The funeral Of the late samuel w. Ven.
o'clock To-day Friends going from Rich
mond can attend by taking the train that
loetea Richmond Union depot az five min
,,f1s' before this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-15
CASTORrA.
ne is:- n
;'.:5;....''4;"MMRzz-- ILL., III HI

MOTHERS PRAISE Hoods Sarsaparilla
because by its great blood eurichine quail
ltics. IL gives rosy checks and vigorous
appeutes 10 pale ana puny children.
HOODS PILLS are the fayOrite family
cathartic and liver medicine. Price &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-15

The regular quarterly meeting Of the
Confederate Memorial Literary Society
will be held to-day az Il NJ, at the Mu-
scum 4 full attendance IS requested.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31
and all Druggists.

man. clerk. physician bookkeeper actor: ssen, Snan.
cook. butcher reporter and longshoreman. Spdcss
has been left in the room for the accommodation o
fifty additional desks and II Is the opJect OF ne
promoters Of the scheme to advance the art-ciass
criminals to a carving department when tney nave
shown that they have any talent in that line; ,.
Although the art school has been In operation 9's
few days and cannot be judged by its results u -
believed that means TOR anlellorating the von
dtion Of the unemployed convicts IL VIII never DC
great success. ,...
Men in prison." said student OF the sunlec; s,
need work--hard work. work which VIII MAKE tne'ns
tired enough TO appreciate the hours OF resi-; anu
drawing lines on brown paper viii be found 10 pe
Door substitute The man VINO learns 10 dra"
brushes cut stone may make Use or ms knowsaass
when he leaves the prison but IL Is doubtful "neine,
many convcts would learn enough IN the pnsscm
drawing class TO help them earn hvins "heh '"e'
became graduates" ,..nv
ON the other hand the prison officials say that any
employment is better for the men than idleness
1t Is the object OF Warden Sage TO III up one OF tns
large shops with type cases and 10 start class y,
typesetting. If the present plans are carried o.s
fifty men will be placed in this department IN sny.
time and the prison authorities hope 10 90 an t"'
printing for the various State departments. -
THE men teach the convicts the ART OF ~
setting" SAID OF the officials. viii De tsks"
from among the prisoners, and prohtapie oePa''
ment may BE the result"