Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1901-07-24
Younsers at Liberty
Released From Their Long Con-
fnement in the Minnesota
Prison.
Chicago Saturday Blade. ]

hnement IN the MlnnesOth
Prison.
ICnicago Saturday Blade.
At 10 o'cI, ok Sunday morning, Ju
14th, The Younger brothers walked OF
of the prison at Saltwater, Mimi, FRI
men for the first time in twenty-f,
years.
Corr OF PAROLE.
"Know all men by these present
That the state board of managers G
= the Minnesota state prison, desiring t
test the ability Oft. @. Younger, al
T inmate of said prison, to refrain from
crime and lead an honorable life, do
by virtue Of the authority conferred
upon them by law, hereby parole the
said T. G. Younger, and allow him tc
60 on parole outside the buildings and
Enclosure CT said prison, but not out
side of the state OF Minnesota, subject,
however, to the following rules, regu-
lations and conditions, as made and
provided by law, and by the rules
| governing the conduct o. life prisoners
while on parole:
GFirst-He shall not exhibit himself
in any dime museum, circus, theater,
opera house, or any other place of
public amusement or assembly where
charge is made for admission.
''Second--He shall proceed at once
to the place Of employment provided
for him, viz: With
there remain until further orders
"Third-In case he finds Undesirable
to change his employment or residence,
he shall first obtain the written con-
sent of the said board of managers,
through the warden of said stats prison.
"Fourth-He shall, on the twentieth
day of each month, write the warden
of said state prison a report of himself,
whether he had been constantly at
work during the last month, and, if
not, why net; how much he has earned:
and how much he has expended, to.
gether with a general statement as to
his surroundings and prospects, which
must be Endorsed by his employer.
"Fifth--He shall in all respects con-
duct himself honestly, avoid evil asso-
Citations. obey the law. and abitain
from the use Of intoxicating liquors.
"Sixth-As soon as possible after
reaching his destination he shall report
to -, show him this parole,
and at once enter upon the employ
nent provided for him.
"Seventh--He shall, while on parole,
remain in the legal custody and under
he control of the said board Of man.
Igers.
"Eighth-He shall be liable to he
etaken and again confined within the
nclosure Of said state prison for any
eaton that shall be satisfactory to the 1
,oard OF managers, and at their sole
liscl elton.
"Ninth-This parole 10 take effect
nd BE- in force only upon the unani-
nous consent and approval OF the {
MEMBERS OF the state board Of pardons, /
in writing.
1.-THE management OF said state i
'rison has lively interest in the sub
ect of this parole, and he need not
ear or hesitate to freely communicate
With the warden in case he loses his
or becomes unable to labor
y reason of sickness or other disa-
ility. /,
"Given in duplicate this 9Th day OF i
une, 1901.
"By the Managers Minnesota State f
'rison.
-"B. f. Nelson, IT
IF. W. Temple, I
"a. G. Weiss, t
-"E W. Wing, t
"K. II. Bronson. a
"Countersigned: Henry Wolf, War
en-"
awe he;eb, severally consent 10
his parole on the conditions therein
AIMED.
Dated July 10, 1901. J
"--S. R. Van SAINT, i
Governor.
--"Charles M. Start,
"Chief Justice Supreme Court.
Wallace B. Douglas,
attorney General
The contracts applying to the two
rothers are identically the same with
he exception of their respective names.
THEIR MANY CRIMES.
The following is summary OF the
oldest deeds of the Younger and c
ames boys:
Raided Liberty, Mt, bank. Took =
$4,000. Boy shot dead.
Oct. 30th, 1866-Raid of Lexington,
TO-, bank. Got 1000.
March 2, 1867, raid of Savannah, t
TO-, bank. No money secrrad. One L
Tiled.
May 20, 1867, raid on Richmond, a
10. Took $4,000.
March 20, 1868, raided Russeville, !
Ky bank and secured $4,000.
Cole Younger shot Barirap. La,
,lanted dead for foul in horse race.