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UNIVERSITY NOTES.

Mr. Ernest Morris, law. %. was visit
ing his old friends on the campus thi:
week. Mr. Morris is practing attorne,
at Denver.
Mr. Fred Westlake of Florence ha:
announced his intention of entering the
Varsity next semester. Mr. Westlaks
has local reputation as base ball
player and will add no little strength te
the team.
The Mandolin club meets tonight fol
Its first regular practice.
Mr. Fritz Mors accompanied the re.
mains OF his sister to Wisconsin, anc
will be unable to resume his work here
for month or so.
1t is announced that a lecture will be
delivered during chapel hour tomorrow
by Prof. Sawyer, bead OF the department
Of sociology at the university of Chicago
The following gentlemen will com
pose the Glee club: First tenors, Cook
and Sess; second tenors. Argall, Hay
Himswor,h. Jones; 6rst bass. Chapman
Hill. Davis and Hatton; second bass
Lazell, Williams, Strayer and Bell.
Friends Of Wix Howard will be glad
to hear that he has now practically re-
covered from his illness.
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WORLDS FAMOUS ROAD.

For half century has the Milwaukee
line splendidly maintained its reputation
as the best railroad in the world. This
great system runs through the very heart
of the middle states. operating $3.50
miles of thoroughly equipped railroad IN
Illinois, Iowa. Wisconsin,, Missouri, MIN
nesota, North and South Dakota and the
pcninsular of Michigan. 1t is the favor
,te line with merchants. tourists and the
travelling public in general. The Mil
waukee line furnishes every convenience
aud luxury to be found in the best hotels
of the United States. The cuisine of the
dining car service alone would have
served to make this road famous. They
own and operate their own sleeping cars
which are built of steel, non wTeckable,
and contain all the latest conveniences.
among which the electric reading lamp
in each berth is an exclusive feature OF
the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul rail-
road. The chair cars and coaches are
veritable palaces on wheels. II. {.
Wagner. travelling passenger agent ct
the Milwaukee line, certainly cannot
speak too highly of his line as our last
trip was over his road and we found
everything as represented. Passengers
contemplating trip east should ask
their ticket agents Tor tickets via the
Milwaukee line. !. E. Preston. con mer.
cial agent. 1920 18th street, Denver. COL
orado. will be pleased to furnish any
further information.
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Marshall No. 8. Shanahan, Tynon a,
Erie, Tallot and Haywood ne ar Lafayette
are the working mines of today. Presi
dent Cannon of the Northern company
visited the camps today and paid of the
men. lhe suuAtlon is anything bu,
bright, as the small mines now working
could should BOULDER alone get all heir
product, scarcely more than keep XII chen
ran yes going People should exercise
rigid economy in the use OF co, II e
strike is ro.j rk-.
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COLORADO GAINS ONE.

Republican scheme to Cheat US Of Con-
gressman Defeated.
Through the efforts of Congressman
Shafroth and Bell Colorado gets another
representative in congress. The bill as
finally passed over the Hopkins com
mi,tee bill. takes no representation from
any state and gives additional congress.
men as follows:
Illinois, New York and Texas, three
each; Minnesota, New Jersey and Penn.
sylvania, two each and Arkansas, Cali.
fornil, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida
Louisiana, Massachusetts,, Mississippi
Missouri, North Carolina. North Dakota
Washington. West Virginia and Wis
consin one each.
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John Bailey. ~ year old son OF the
undersheriff, was treasurer for class
pin fund of his Prep class. 1t amounted
to $3.50 John says he put it in bis
purse and the latter in his inside. over
coat pocket. He hung it up at school and
the fund was stolen. OF course, he was
obliged to get into the clutches Of the
undersheriff and the latter stood for the
pins John has learned lesson-neves
carry money. This is one of the cardinal
principles of the journalistic profession
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FRATERNAL AID.

The F. A. A. installed the following Of.
hcers at their hall Monday night, Mrs
Hoyer of Denver presiding and install.
ing them:
Preside nt-Mrs o. u. Dickey.
Wee President-Mrs Turner.
Sectetary-Mrs Hart.
Treasurer-Mrs MCGOWAN.
Chaplain-Mrs Coon.
Observer-Maggie Elliott.
Sentinel-Mr Eberhart.
After the work the usual appetizing
banquet was partaken Of.
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Rev. Mr. Day and Mr. freeman of Mis-
souri, are in the city to examine the prop
er.y OF the Wizard God Mining com.
pany for several Missouri capitalists in
,eres,ed in that enterprise and who con
template investing $4,000 in it. The
comp my was organized by L. W. Kim.
ball. S. w. Whitelock and A. NJ. Hunter
and owns 20 claims in Sunshine, Sugar
Loaf and in Gilpin county.
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Similar, but Difierest.

81 believe in bending the knee. but no,
the elbow" said the temperance orator.
"Me, too" exclaimed an irreverent in.
dividuai in the rear. 'i,'s the only way
fellow can get his mouth to the bung
hole. Chicago News
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The committee In charg- Of the sock
social iol given by the Ladies Guild
OF the Episcopal churt h at the Temple
hall next Saturday evening, wish II un
deritond that those receiving invitations
may invite their friends and that they
may procure socks and invitations from
MIS- Eben Fine, or any lady Of the
ouild,
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As "a special inducement. to move our
stock, we have reduced all men S, boys
and ehildren's suits and 0verc0atS 20
per cent. Call and look at some of our
prices. hOLSTElN'S.
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He Fooled The Surgeons

All doctors told Renick Hamilton, of
West Jefferson, O., after suffering I8
months from Rectal Fistula, be would
die unless costly operation was perform
ed; but he cured himself with FIVE boxes
of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the surest
Pile cure on Earth, and the best Salve in
the world. 7s cents box. Sold by
Streamer's Drug Store.
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DR.. Aaron McGraw urgently requests
all parties indebted to him to call at his
residence on Walnut street, opposite
Bowen hotel. for settlement within the
next fourteen days.
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1he Appetite of u Goat

Is envied by all poor dyspeptics whose
stomach and liver are out of order. All
such should know that DR. Kings New
Life Pills, the wonderful Stomach and
Liver Ren,.,dy, gives splendid appetite.
sound digestion and regular bodily
habit that insures perfect health and
great energy. Only age. at Streamer's
Drug Store.
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The entire board of regents attended
tn meeting at the university today, At
o'clock Regent Orange stated over the
phone that nothing but general discus
sion and routine business had been ac.
c mpllshed.
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Leave your orders for coal with Nc
Allister Lumber & Supply Co.

Philip Glauer, who is in California for
his health. has SO improved that he
writes to his wife to sell their household
furniture and join him there at the
earliest practicable moment.
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soFTNEss OF sEALskIN.
Is Kivaled by Human HAIR Whore Dan
druff In Eradica tod.

Is Rivaled by Human Hair whore Dan
drnff ts Eradica tod.
Seals skin is admired the world over for
its sottness and glossiness; and yet the
human hair is quaIiy as soft and glossy
when healthy; and the radical cause of
all hair trouble is dandruff, which is
caused by a pestlferous parasite hat
saps the vitality of the hair at its root.
Newtro's Herplcide is the only prepara.
ton that is fatal to the dandruff germ.
Without dandruff no falling hair. but a
luxuriant growth of glossy, soft hair is
certain. Securing the scalp won't cure
dandruf Kill the dandruf germ.
The usands of women owe their beauti.
full suits of hair 10 Newbro's Herpicide
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A, the quarterly tea of the Missionary
society OF the Methodist church, which
held its meeting at the home of Mrs B.
Nighswander, that lady and Mrs Hiram
Wolf entertaining, very fine program
was given and much enjoyed by those
present. A fine repast was served.
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Mrs Stanley Stokes and the relatives
and friends Of the family sincerely de-
sire to express their gratitude for kind.
ness shown on the occasion of the burial
OF Stanley Stokes.
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Mr. H. M. Holbrook and his father. OF
Boston, who spent some days at the Colo
RADIO sanitarium, because Of colds. have
come out thoroughly cured and delight
ed with the electric baths and treatment
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The Ivy Rebekahs will hold their
regu ar monthly dance Wednesday,
January 9th in New Odd Fellows hall.
All those holding invitations cordially
invited to attend.
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Dr. j. + McHugh will lecture again all this week in the new
Odd Fellows building Free Monday night Tuesday night to
women only Admission 1Oc Wednesday night free for
body Thursday and Friday nights only 25c Saturday
night subject ove Courtshp and Marriage Everybody loo
you want head examined call on the Doctor at his
Clifton House 18th st stairs Examination and
chart complete, $1.0O
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Mrs Laura Wood will opsn her class
in china painting January 3rd Lesson
days Tue:days, Thursdays and Satur.
DAYS at 1920 Walnut street, opposite
Bowen hotel. ant
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MIR and Mrs r. M. Crosby are very
much encouraged by the marked i'm
provement of their daughter Carmen,
who was able to be up and dressed all
day Yesterday.
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There will be meeting OF the Retail
Credit Mems association at 7:3)p p. m. in
the city hail Thursday evening January
10. All vino are Interested are requested
to be present. o2t
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A business meeting Of the Christian
f, -@vor society OF the Christian church
me, at he home of Rev. Mr. Pickett last
evening. After business had been trans.
acted social time was had and refresh
ments served.
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Walter M. Buckingham received a
telegram today announcing the serious
illness Of his mother at Los Angeles and
l.t, tor California on the flrst train out
Mrs Buckingham is widow of the late
Waiter Buckingham and resides at
L.oup mont
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The Markets-Marshall coal IS per
,on The above rate is only quoted by
the man in the wagon. The other man.
your local dealer, Is not quoting the
price on coal.
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three days in the week, with
all important news of the other
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trated, and filled with interest
Ing reading for all who wish to
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Of the nation and world.
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re to SECURE the hest MAGAZINES
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Mrs MI Upson informs the ladies Of
Boulder that she is making greatly re-
duced prices ON millinery to make room
for spring stock. Williamson, block
Pearl street.
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Judge {. A. Bennett will make his ini.
t al bow in the district court tomorrow
morning. devoting just that day to set
ting cases
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Joshua T. Evans, brother OF the late
Sans Evans of Jamestown. and admin
islator OF his estate, was in town today
to settle such small accounts as his
brother owed.
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Exclusive bargains in real estate not
to be found with other dealers. ]. W..
Richardson, corner 18th and Spruce
street.
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Our spring stock will be the larfest
and most complete ever shown in B0ul-
der. To make room for this immense
stock we offer 20 per cent discount on
all winter weight goods. WE NEED
THE ROOM. HOLSTElN'S.
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FOR SALE-An express wagon anc a
two seated carriage. Enquire of Mrs
Phi'ip Gil North 18th street. Off
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During the stay of Mrs Hoyer of Den.
yer in this city she was the guest of Mrs
S. J. Chambt rlain on Walnut street.
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a small fire in J. L. Rachotsky's barn
las, night. caused by an ashp,t-his own
Small loss
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The Degree Of Honor and A. o. U. w.
will have their joint installation tonlgnt.
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DR.. Keyser will remove flee and
residence TO IzI7 Spruce street, on or
ebout Ian. 18th. Telephone II8 B So
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LOCAL NEWS.

Leave your orders for coal with Nc
Allister Lumber & Supply Co.
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rbune we offer TO those who magazines
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TRIBUNE nev-Yorx City.
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Long mont
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ting cases
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-05
BROWNS HOCKEY TEAM.

With Pevear. Chase. Steere and Harry
Paine of last years hockey team of
Brown University. to form the nucleus
of this seasons combination and about
Is candidates to select from. there is no
reason why Brown should not be among
the Neaders at the end OF the year.
The men have been practiclng faithfully
and are rapidly developing the much de-
sired team work which will be necessary
in order TO defeat Princeton next Satur-
day
The following schedule has been ar
ranged: Jan ~, Brown and Princeton at
New York; Jan. "a. Brown and Prince
ton at Philadelphia; Jan. 10. Brown and
Princeton at Philadelphia; Jan. %. Brown
and Harvard at Providence; Feb. 2.
Brown and Harvard at Cambridge: Feb.
T. Brown and Yale at New York; Feb. 13.
Brown and Technology at Providence;
March 2, Brown and Columbia at New
York.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-05
GOOD RACING AT new ORLEANS

The feature OF the racing yesterday af-
ternoon at the New Orleans fair grounds
was the victories of the horses from the
stable OF Fizer & Co. The Kentucky rae
ing firm sent Uhlers. Menace and Ida
Ledford to the post and had them re-
turned winners.
The weather was warm but the track
was heavy. The mile handicap furnished
a pretty struggle between Ida Ledford
for first honors. After Boomerack had
run his head of In 'front.' Ida Ledford
took command In the stretch. and looked
TO be winning easily at the eighth pole,
when O'Brien brought Ben Chance up
with a rush. but the mare had enough in
reserve TO stall OF Bens determined chal-
lenge and managed to win by a scant
half length. Boomerack was third, four
lengths away.
The third race, a mile and an eighth.
was an unfortunate one to the talent.
Belle of Orleans, the favorite, was win
ming easily when she broke down at the
eighth pole. but she was SO much the best
of the field opposed TO her that she man
aged to secure third money. George Lee,
the second choice. considered the only
other contender In the race, bled as The
stretch was reached and was pulled up.
The race was won in a gallop by Monk
Wayman, a s to / chance, who lay I'm Sec
ond place ali the way until the stretch.
Quite Right changed hands three times
today. She was sold by Billy Barrick TO
Henry Simmons for $50 shortly before
the second race. Joplin and Hazel pur-
chased her from Simmons for $780, After
the race was run w. III. Laird obtained
her for s575.
With probably the exception OF Choices
sudden improvement In the New Years
handicap, the most vicious reversal OF
form OF the meeting occurred In the Sec
ond race, a six-furlong dash for three
year-olds.
Quite Right who only yesterday beat
Fleetwing and number of other good
ones, was the one who performed so dis
gracefully yesterday afternoon.
On the showing which she made Thurs
day she was made the favorite at the
.prohibitive price of ! to T. Instead of
leading her previous race, she finished in
the ruck. There is only one way to ac-
count for the fillys disgraceful run and
that is in the change of Jockeys. Sum-
maries:
First race. selling. mile and 70 yards
Uhlers. ll5 (McGinn) Is to 10. won; Orion,
III (Caywood), to ], second; Indian, lib
May, third. Time 200.
Second race selling, 8 furlongs-Menace,
"a May to /, won; Woodstock. 80 co.
Brien), is to 1. second; Gray Daily, l0i
(PosteD, third. Time 1:22.
Third race, selling, Ia miles-Monk
Wayman. 1l2 (Dale), to !, won; False
Lead. % 90 Brien), IL to !, second. Belle
of Orleans. los (Walsh). third. Time 2:0ss.
Fourth race. handicap. / mile-Ida Led
ford, 80 (Cochran), to 5. won; Ben
Chance. 1O5 (OBrien). 8 to s, second;
Boorlerack. s2 CWeber). third. Time 1853.
Fifth race, selling. 7 furlongs-George
Il. Cox. los (Winkfeld), IS to 5. won;
Henry of Frantsmar. IS (Cochran), Q TO
10. second: Randy. &c (Wonderly), third.
Time 1885.
Sixth race. selling. eik furlongs-Horse-
shoe Tobacco. 40 CDale), 2 to 5, won;
Palarm. 100 (McGinn). 20 to I. second,
Handcuff. les tWaisht. third. Time 1:29js.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-05

felt TO challenge the winner Of the Ruh-
lin-Jeffries battle. Mccoy says that he Is
In better health than he ever was In his
life and that he means business.
IF II cannot be arranged for me 10
meet Jeffries or Rubin l will be ready
10 tackle Choynsli or any other good
man." said the Kid. "a think II would be
a good idea if the managers OF the bout
at Cincinnati put on an extra mill. say
on the day before or following the Ruh-
lin and Jeffries battle. | am ready for
anyone. whether he IS big or little"
IL Is quite likely that Jeffrles may Go
the bulk OF his training at Asbury Park
instead OF at West Baden. According TO
present plans the champion Is TO remain
In the East until February TO- On that
date he will go 90 West Baden and wind
up his propagation there The last three
days before the mill will be- devoted to
rest.
The prices OF admission 10 see the mill
will range from S. tc s35 Each ticket will
entitle the holder 20 an opera chair. There
will be no "circus seats"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-05
GENER LSPuRllnG NOTES.

Il. n. Sweetland has been engaged to
coach the Syracuse University crew and
football team for 1901. c. III. MacCormick
will coach the track men.
Comisky has signed for his Chicago
team Henry King, short-stop. and George
HildeDrand. outhelder, OF the California
League. 'Biil" Lange recommended the
men.
In the third game of the hockey series
at Pittsburg last night Yale was skated
off her feet in the arst half by the Key
stones, the score standing 8 to /. Final
score: keystone, Z; Yale. 2.
The schedule of the Columbia baseball
team this year will be the most ambitious
ever attempted In the university's history.
The team will take a southern trip, going
as far south as Georgia, where 1t will
play Emory College and the University OF
Georgia. A trip through New England Is
also planned.
The formal opening of the new Dorches-
ter Athletic Associations club house at
the juction OF Minot and Adams streets,
Dorchester, viii take place tonight. Ar
rangements have already been made for
the formation of hockey team, and
bowling, pool and billiard teams will be
formed at an early date.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-05
NO CYAfGE IN POSITIONS.

Archie McEachern, the clever rider from
Toronto. Canada. led at the finish of the
fifth days riding at Park Square Gar
den. The finish was neither warm nor
exciting. two of the best sprinters, Nc
Lean and walthour. having fallen a quar-
ter of a mile from the end.
The only sensational incident of the day
occurred just before the last hour. whom
Oscar Babcock stole n lap on the lead
ers. The latter apparently made no ef-
fort TO keep him from getting the dis
tance and go prize. The only al Of
the day was that OF Stinson at 1880 last
night. and he had four stitches taken I'm
a hip wound. The pace throughout the
riding was an Improvement over Thurs
day. and the crowd In attendance was
much larger.
The 50tN hour bicycle scores were as
fa1loNa.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-05
PlagTas's paTdpns Have SGT
Working lOayIcs at LIBBY.
Only ONE TAILOR REMiINs.
Ii. EY-G;rrac's Exercise Of Power las
TuIa,G hiuTssIsIs, soigsTs and 0iha
LIraals LOcss on Inc Community.

Jackson, Mich. Jan. Son December
there were in the Michigan state prison
here 77s convicts. BY the end of this
month there will be less than GOO. During
Ia, month OF December alone Gov. PIN
gree Agned orders calling Tor the release
OF lI9 prisoners.
Isrdons, paroles and combinations of
sentence have been numerous Indeed
the ex-governor signed pardons up TO the
last minute OF his official career.
l.rvcr before has the state OF Michigan
c.. dsuced such a general and indis-
ciN-lnato prison delivery. The release
g order OK Gov. Fingree during Decem-
ber hEve numbered among them the most
nclca criminals IN the state; Ihey M
cIace twenty men serving time for Of
fences against women anG ~ serving IKE
or man. archibald McCaIlum. who
pleaced & gailts OF excessive brutality TO
his own mother. shc icing over 80 years
Of axe. Is now ENJOYING iife, liberty and
Worid-renowned confidence men. besides
the ordinary run OF crooks. have been re-
leased.
&c HOURS FOR EMBEzzLER-
The real feast OF pardons began De-
c.mber i. with the release of the former
W. L. White. who had fed 10 South
Africa, alter embe1zling $4,000 from the
military fund after the spanish war.
White pleaded guilty and was sentenced
lie was pardoned before he had served
81 hours Of his sentence, the reason given
bcen prosecuted. Gen. Arthur +. Marsh.
sujutant general of the state, an accom-
blice. was also parGened though his
ease vas before the supreme court and
ae had not been sentenced.
Ever since then the pardon mill has
been lumming merrily, Until today IN
there arc rot men enough to do the work
O. the insstuuon. whicl- has been hercto-
tore assigned TO conVicts. Every clerk
and book0eeper has been pardoned or
rarolcd; in the tailor shop there Is left
hut one lone man 10 make and repair the
clothing for the remaining convicts. ane
he goes out this month.
IL will take months now that Gov Pin
gree rs out OF office, and there Is some
cease. 10 get the prison on a normal
footing New men will have to be broken
"a 70 llll the places of those who have
been released.
WEIRD AND WONDERFUL REASONS.
TO most of the pardons Gov. !Pingree at
tache5 MS reasons for extending execu-
tive clemency. In many cases they were
rs weird and wonderful as those given for
the pardon OF the two generals" Marsh
The Moiitor murderers were set at lib
crty because, II was stated. they had
taken the law into their own hands and
Ian, IrG9u because sesu sO both he and his victim victim
were drunk" Defrance, who had worked
banks all over the country TO the tune OF
hundreds of thousands of dollars. be-
cause public opinion was against him.
aud fair trial was impossible
Tho ex-governor Is unsparing In his
torneys and juries. He has In nearly ev-
cry instance taken the testimony present.
ed by the attorneys for the prisoners. al
lowed the lawyers to draft some COED
enough reasons for the pardons. and
signed them without further investiga-
tion.