The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-05
SALTWATER.
Mr.. Garvin's Luck - Binder Irvine
Party From Kansas-socfaI News.

SALTWATER, Mimi, Feb. 4.-(SpecialO-
Warden Wolfer received letter today. from
Albert Garvin, stating that Mr.. Garvin had
been chosen warden of the Connecticut pris-
on at Weathersheld. Mr.. Wolfer was recently
chosen warden of that institution but de-
Cloeo to remain here. and after making his
decision recommended MIR. GarYin. who has
spent the best part of his life in prison work
Mr.. Garvin went to Weathersfeld on Monday
ana at meeting of the prison board, held on
wednesday, was chosen warden of the in
Stftution. He will begin his duties at Wealth
erSteld March /. Mr.. GarVin was warden of
the Minnesota state prison from February.
1891, until June 1892 when he was chosen
chief of the St. Paul police department He
remained there couple of years and then
went TO Kansas. where he remained on his
farm for some time. Not being satisfied with
the life OF a farmer, he again began prison
work and for some time past has been deputy
warden at the Southern Indiana prison. He
is considered one of the best prison men in
the country, and will Immediately begin re-
forming the Connecticut institution
The legislature of Kansas recently appoint
ed committee of four to examine matters
pertaining to prisons, and particularly the
binder Irvine industry, with view of estab-
nShing a twl1e plant at the Kansas prison.
This committee will arrive at saltwater to-
morrow evening and will make a thorough
study Of the Minnesota prison and the binds.
Irvine and other Industries They will re-
main here eVeral days.
Senator Buchanan, of Little Falls accom-
Fanted by party of ten friends has notified
Warden Wolfer that they will visit the prison
here tomorrow
days sentence in the county Jail for crime
committed in Pine county evidently likes
Sheriff Smiths hosiery. After being released
yesterday he went to NcLoughItn &. KiIty's
store, on Main street. where he stole a pair
OF oyershoes. hanging in front of the build
ing He was Immediately rearrested, and
Nhen arralsned before Judge Doe, of the
municipal court. this morning, pleaded guilty
Judge Doe took all circumstances into CON
sideratton ard fined McNulty s10O and costs
or ninety days in Jail. Being penniless he
chose the latter.
Samuel Yarnell. a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. H Yarnell, of this city. who Is stationed
on the L. s. s. Montgomery. is here from
virginia on leave Of absence. Mr.. Yarnall
took part In the late unpleasantness with
Srain and gives an interesting account of
the trouble
the past week was the masquerade ball given
last evening by the I. S c. club. About
thirty couples were in attendance and the
costumes were decidedly novel. The club will
give another hop Feb. o.
The Elks and members of their families will
enjoy dance in Elks' hall next Thursday
evening.
Warden Wolfer returned last evening from
a few days absence at Dawson, Mirn
H. D. Campbell, Robert Slaughter and
James 0 Neal. have returned from a trip
to the Pacific coast.
Mrs. NJ. A. Torinus and Mrs. A. C. Hospes
are at New Orleans, La.
T. E. Burke Jr., has gone to New Orleans
to attend the ,Mardi Gras
"A quiet but pretty wedding occurred on
Tuesday at Oakdale, at the Church of the
Guardian Angel, the contracting parties be-
Anna Raleigh. Rev Father Koering Off
ciated. The bride was attired in a plain
military blue suit, with hat to match She
was attended by Miss Nellie Morrissey of
st. Paul. who was attired in blue cheviot.
Joseph William Armstrong, cousin Of the
groom, acted as best man A wedding dinner
was served at the brides home Mr. and
Mrs. Armstrong left for St Paul on the
evening train