The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1898-03-24
TO INMATES.

TO INMATES.
For the Information of new arrivals and al
others desiring to send THE MIRROR to friend!
we wish to say that the privilege will be granted
by complying with the following rules Write
out your own name, register and cell number
and send to this offi( 9 with name and address:
of person to whom paper is to be sent. AL
papers must be kept clean and folded in the
same manner as it is when you receive it anC
placed in your door every Friday night. All in
mates are requested to comply with this order
whether sending out a copy or not
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Logical.
SPRING.
When the poet sings his lay
Of the spring and new mown hay,
Then look out for wintry weather, gentle Annie
For there'll be the deuce to pay
When old John Frost has his say.
And the unknown grass reflls with snowflake:
many.
Frank E. Long and Miss Annie
Thomas of Chicago, with Joe Sauntry
were callers here yesterday.
F. j. Kelly of St. Paul, and Geo. D
Davis, Chicago, with Vince Connolly
were among the sightseers here Tues
day.
Miss Murphy of St. Paul, and Miss
Deragisch of this city, with Harry
Wolfer, were among our early visitors
on Monday.
Mrs. E. F. Swift of Duluth, with
Mesdames P. A. Rogers and B. F
Stearns of Minneapolis, passed through
the prison last week.
A man with a few dollars and &
whole lot of sense is moral capitalist
and may feel assured of success in any
line of worldly struggle.
Rev. H. A. Riser of st. Paul, con
Quoted chapel services here last Sun
day, having exchanged pulpits for the
day with Chaplain Albert.
The Irvine shops are now doing &
steady stroke of ten hours a day with
an average daily output of twenty
thousand pounds of Irvine.
One OF our exchanges says: "Mrs
McGinty's snug little dwelling will
soon be ready for plastering" Can il
be possible that the sea is drying up?
Speaking to one of our cOlOred breth
rem Tuesday night while the electric
light was temporarily off watch, he
said: "This am now a case OBJ two in the
dark in this yere CELL
w. R. Wylie, a Minneapolis knight
of the grip, representing printers
stock house, was caller at our print
orial bureau on Monday, in company
with Tom Connolly Jr.
Jas. H. Raleigh, the new foreman
engaged to take charge of the opening
room and spreaders in the Irvine shops
arrived here Tuesday and assumed hi.
duties yesterday afternoon.
Somebody marched into the centra
police station in St. Paul on Monday
and stole a valuable Colts revolver fol-
the return of which the officers have
offered reward. 1t may become nee
essary to chain the station house desks
to the floor.
Telling of a recent visit he made t(
st. Cloud, J. Adam Bede says he Evils
tied the state normal school in the
center of the city and was also caller
at the abnormal school in the suburbs.
This latter institution is better known
as the state reformatOry.
1t does not matter whether a man
starts out in the world as a preacher OF
a pugilist, it is noted that you can al
ways get good worldly rating if you
are fortunate enough to achieve sue
cess in financial sense and then know
enough not to waste your money.
For the benefit of the boys who die
not attend chapel services last Sunday
we will state that they will hear some
thing that will interest them if they
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