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The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
oAoe6AIL oCJnE0
Games Played Yesterday In the Ma
tional and Anne rican Leagues.
NATIONAL LEAGU

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Cincinnati
New York .......0 0 2 2 2-e
Cincinnati .....l 0 0 l 0 0 l 0 o. 3
Hits-New York, II; Cincinnati. 8. Err
rors--New York, 0; Cincinnati, !. Bat
teries-Mathewson and Yeager; Thielman
and Bergen.
At st. Louis
Philadelphia .....1 0 Q Q 0 0 0 0 IS
st. Louis .........0 3 2 l 3 1 0 10
Hits-philadelphia. IL: St, Louis. 13. Err
rors-Philadelphia, 6: St. Louis, 4. Bat
Yerkes, O'Neil and ONeill.
At Pittsburg-
Boston ....,....,.1 90 90 0 "a
Pitt,burg .,.... 3 0 2 2 0O1 IS
Hts-Boston, Z: Pittsburg. 10. Errors
Boston, 0; Pittsburg, 0. Batteries-Car-
ney. Hale and Moran; Lever, Smith and
O'COnnOr
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EDEN HALL

soSoulh Pennsylvania avenue
IsE Ono door above Pacific. one block from beach
~ - Open July TO October i6Ol Terms 81 ~
gv- olb pVr wOcx write early fUr cli ocu VI rV0ns
I*Fs oil m0d0rn c0nVBnionc0A
SAsA MRS. D. HENRY. ProprietrcsS.
BFtNu l. to VI In piAxA lnu.
i An. Nci. aulhli Man Agcl.
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TABLE OF PERCENTAGES.

At Boston,
Cleveland ..,,,,,,,0 0 3 0 o. 3
Boston ...... = w.
Cleveland, 0; Boston. /. Batteries
Wright and Bemis: Young and Criger.
At Philadelphia
Chicago ,:........2 2 -
Hits-Chicago, Z; Philadelphia. l2. Err
rors-Chicago, /; Philadelphia. 3. Bat.
teries-Piatt and Sullivan; Hastings and
Powers.
At Washington
Detroit ...........2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o
Washington ...... 2 0 2 0 0 90 5 -
Hits-Detroit,. IL; Washington, TO- Err
teries-- Miller and Mcclure; Patten and
Clarke
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HOTEL SOTHERN

Situated OH Virginia avenue. the widest In
Atlantic CITY, Wi thin t0V II. OF tho famous
Strel Pier aud Boardwalk. Directly in front
81 Inc byst bathtuy grounds. All modern
90, ,,w,sucss Cuisine excellent Terms
moderate. Capacity 3JL Write for booklet.
N. n. boutwell,
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HOTEL ESMOND

New York Ave. nnl the Beach.
Attractive prtce for clean rooms: Quick
service. bOuntifui table. Evory mOdorn CON
venience, elevator, ssa water baths etc. Rates
% ~ Ji5 per wssk Wo make special terms to
families aud parties
J.PAUL KlI.PATllCk.
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H,UU RENT-TAREE STORY HOCSx NO
4 2JJl Washing on strooI all cpnveateneeD
Apply At No. ~, Washins..1 street. VIZ
iyls.3ts
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FOR RENT.

L'OH RENr-TnAr LARGE TWO STORY
II buiidin, No. 7J5 W. Sth street. suitable
for almost any kind Of business. Apply -
James +, sutton. 1901 W. Sth street.
e. joS.sodi
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!. HOTEL DENNIS
h EulsrRsd and bca utlfuily improved New
Z pyivets tiled baths with hot nod c0i1 sen xnd
fresh wstcr. l.:borally nppOutr0 IL every
feature. ExclvsivO iawn botwsSn tho hotel
Dapd boardwalk. Write for now booklet
.a. WALTER J. DUZDY
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ELBERON

improved Opposite Congress Hall. Two
squares rrUia station.
J. K WILSON. Prop.
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At Altoona yesterday Wilmington
A. A. won an exciting game by the
score of Z to5 Both teams put up
a good game but Wilmington got
the best of the argument.
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THE ChALFONTE

Fine OCEAN view close 70 beach; Aus porchea
arg., airy Rooms: new ma1axem 'nt.
S W. COLT.
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= AplEs-USE OUR HARMLESS REMEDY
II for doisyed or suppressed period: 1t
cannot fail; trial frsa Paris Chemical Co.,
Milwaukee, Wis. te2Sjy5.l2l9'3a2V'l'
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2lls to .l23 Pacific avenue. facing ocean.
Accommodations com piste; hot baths, in.
dividual service. 81. rs and Si.5O Der duy: 81
to $lO per week. Ono blOok from Reading
depot Capacity NV First class table.
MKa. L. Il. KkDIbKEit BROWNE,
ProprietresA
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FOR SALE.

INOR SALE-TWC NEW CARTS. APPLY
II ". T. Law near Columbus Inn. KennstS
Pike. jyJl2t
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18

T'OR SALE--THAr NEW AND DEJfRA
Il BILE residence No. sta Brooms street; for
terms apply to James II. Hoifecker Jr. Law
Building. Will. Del. u eodI
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-10-23
C AND FIGURES.

The Caspian sea has only eleven
pounds Of salt to the ton Of water; the
English channel has seVenty-tWo
pounds and the Dead sea 1877 pounds.
Prempeh's mother, now a prisoner
with the deposed king Of Ashantee at
Elmira, has had fifty husbands, all OF
whom. with one exception, were put to
death by her orders.
The churches that have coal in the
East are hesitating between distribut-
ing it to the poor Dr. using it to heat up
their rich Observation-Disclosures
Age-Herald.
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Fresh From Gods Mint.

All that God gives to us day by day is,
as !. were. a new creation. We never re-
ceived it before. 1t never was our need un'
iii now. We may have received something
like it before, but that was not this, nor
could that have filled the place of this.
Every days blessings are to each of III as
a special miracle from the hands of the
ever loving and the almighty God. AS
John Bunyan says: "Thingst that We receive
at Gods hand come TO us as things from
the mining house-though old in them
selves. vet new 20 us What should We
do If. our Father failed to give us current
coin OF His minting day by day:-Sunday-
School Times.
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Jurnpea into Engine Stack.

A dispatch from Joplin. Mo-. says:
Owen Greelish. Of Leavenworth, Kas..
vas killed between Lebanon and
Springfield by jumping into the fun
mel of the locomotive smoke stack on
the west bound st. Louis and San
Francisco passenger train. The dis.
match says the young man committed
.suicide. He climbed to the top of
the water tank and when the train
stopped jumped into the smoke stack
whoopiug as he leaped. He was
pulled out by the train horribly
burned and died in a few moments.
His body was taken to Lebanon. Gree
Iish's brother, in this city, knows moth.
ing of the details, but denies that the
death was suicidal. He says that he
received a postal the day before and
that his brother did not seem detected
or liable 20 Kill himself.
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knowing When to Stop.

Knowing when to stop and stopping are
very different things. a man in a runa-
way motor car knows very clearly that 1t
is time to stop, but that doesn'. stop him.
Many a man or woman has carelessiy: or
wiifully gotten into a bad habit. saying:
"Oh, ] am one who knows when to
STOP That is probably true. The day
will come when they will know very clear
" that it is time to stop, but will not be
able to DO so. 1t is like taking hold OF the
handles OF a strong electrical generator
very easy to take hold. but very hard to
let 20. The fingers of habit are bent and
barbed like f~sh,hooks; once in, they are
hard to get out. The really wise man con-
siders not only when to stop; but also
when it is possible to stop. and he often
finds, in so considering, that the best time
of all to stop is before one has begun to go.
-Sunday-School Times.
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Roth Individual and Social.

The Spirit of God is now proving to us
that this i~ndiyidualistic side OF Christian:
ity. although always primary and essential
Gospel OF the blessed God; This must DC
so. seeing that the Gospel was for man.
who in the nature of him is structurally
social. You can i~nsulatc a wire because
:: i /, wire. but you cannol i~rsulate a man.
The kingdom Christ established was one
of the sons of God. and the ideal social or
der is that in which the principle OF broth
erhood reigns with iliimitable sway.-John
Clifford.
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All He Was Paid For.

The leader Of the band froWned as
he brought the music to a standstlii
in the middle Of a bar.
"say, Pumpernicker," he demanded
in a loud whisper, what do you mean
by playing a lot Of half notes where
there should be whole?'
Pumpernickel took the horn on MS
neck.
"yell," said he, 81 make explain
tionings by you. You rememper dot
Won cud down my wages TO hailuf,
don'd you?"
The leader stared In amazement
He had done So, but
"Urd so I g%ontinuings to make lei
noles out mid dis horn. halluf nodes.
until der wages vos restorded unto
whole wages. Aind it. yes?'
Sometimes a comedian can produce
q grave crisis.-Cincinnati CONNER
cial-Tribune.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-10-23

Ordinary lima beans, some one has
said, are good TO allay thirst.
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BOUGHT a Live Chicken,

II quit wondering about things sew.
sra1 years ago. after l had established
Business over here" says a retailer in
Greenwich street. There r more
funny things happen in this old street
than in any other in New York, I do
believes But I saw a new n a few
days g A woman came in and
bought a live chicken. Then she
asked me for a paper Tag. I gave t
to her and she dropped in the bird,
grabbed the bag by tie top and car.
died away her purchase. Judging from
her manner. | suppose it was nothing
new to her. but it wss the first time
I ever saw a paper bag put to that
use. However. as said, this is Green
Fich street."-New York Commercial
Advertiser.
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The Secret OF Success.

Fa:thfuiness is the explanation OF many
4 successful career. Opportunity. ability
and the friendly assistance that may be
given all tend to further ones efforts, but
the persistent. undaunted faithfulness to
tie labor in hand. in the very face OF op-
position and hindrance and obstacles. is
that which conquers. The character that
is developed by devotion to duty, in life's
smallest undertakings. is being equipped
fcr glorious achievements. Therein Is
found the secret Of acknowledgements.
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III

Prejudice never reasons. but moves and
swayS the mind and action from some in
stinctive OF sudden or biased impulse. 1t
has It's scat in ignorance, weakness or idle.
ness. 1t is a blindness of perception and
relation which leads to personal and pub
lie injury. 1t acts as a hindrance to truth,
knowledge and to progress. 1t Is a neu'
Trailing force that resists and modiies the
most coyent arguments, the most powerful
disccurses, the most moving appeals and
the most stirring considerations. - The
Friend
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-10-23

The church is enlightened by the Spirit.
The Spirit is the breath Of God in the
body body Of t. His Gs. church q r.i II |, dig ,5 rule H. i not ct! tor !.
shut out. Thus it comes to be ike q man
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Odds and Ends.
Baltimore American.)

What luxury is it." asked the tech
er, that everybody wants to buy u
ing the months that have an X II
their names?"
Coal" answered the little WISE
boy, from the foot of the class.
It must be an awful strain on the
red-nosed nan who tries to look intel
lectual.
Beauty may be only skin deep. but
the impression it makes extends much
deeper.
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Full Faith In christianity.

One cannot give money or anything else
with the same passion with which ne gives
himself. All other forms OF conservation
are secondary valuable, but secondary:
No generation, therefore, can show its full
faith in Christianity which does not offer
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-10-23

According to the New York Tribune
Farmer the report comes from lndi.
ana that the independ. mt telephone
companies are making great strides
in connecting the farmers families
with their systems. The farmers are
beginning to realize that their sue.
cess depends upon being brought into
contact with the worlds business cur
rents. The independent telephone
compan'-5 afford a capital opportuni.
ty for that sort of cooperation, which
developes intelligence and self-help-
fulness. 1t is only a few years since
the telephone was restricted to large
towns; and it was held to be unproit-
able to try to extend it into the coun-
try. That day is passed; and the
farmer is held to be not only the n
who most needs the telephone, but the
one who makes the most profitable
customer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-07
JUST DOWN
FROM NOME


The steamship Nome City reached port
yesterday afternoon with the FIRST Nome
arrivals since tho close OF Berlng sea
navigation last fall. capt n. n. sieberg.
A. Allen, II Anderson aud G. II. Ander.
son are the passengers. They came
overland 90 llllamn, Allen leaving Nome
eight days later than the rest OF the
party, who left January TO- Allen was
overthken NJ the Russian mission ON
the kuskokwim aud all four Travelled 70.
gether to the sea, whore they boarded
the Nome city.
The overland trip from Mono was
attended with considerable hardship.
The party had two dog teams, one OF
four ana the other OF 1--WE animals AT
the laguk river they found that their
provisions were running short and az
they were already yulfslstlng mostly on
dried FISH they were forced TO nut back
DO miles TO the Russian mission 10 40.
time.
Tho Nome Electric Light a Power
company. Of which Capt sleberR ia a
stockholder, Is paying 20 per cent in.
terest' Jeflet Llndhurg and Charles
uoVil are the principal stockholders.
capt Siobcrg came out TO buy mora
machinery for the plant The Ondersona
ave IN Tacoma, and came out TO buy
machinery for their mine on Rock creek.
Allen como out 30 secure ASSAYS ON
samples from "A quartz mine la ths
kougarok country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-07
ELK CARNIVAL
Big Affair Scheduled Tor August
Racing Season

The Seattle Elta arc 20 have car
uivhl IN August though they will NOE
have - much tima in which to PER
feet arranEsmtntmenta ne did thu Ia
coma Elks. Manager Frank Paul and
Assistant Manager y, W. Powell say
that they are sure % will b. ne sue
cesaful There viii b. all tho features
~ the Tacoma carnival and many more.
The fail racing circuit will open az
about the same time IN August and will
t0 - about Tho same duration as the
carnival
The Tacoma Eiks are taking a deep IN.
tcrrrt ln the project OF the Seattle
brethren and have promised All the as.
Hletance IN their power. ON Saturday
Mr.. Powell and Mr. Paul went 90 Ia
Gonna 90 confer with those who had
charge q the carnival IN that city, and
report that the books were thrown open
60 them and many valuable suggestions
given.
During the last three weeks Mnnarer
Van DE Nnnter. o. the racing Assoeia.
zion has had n large force Of men at
work on the fair grounds and the track
Is almost completed
Tho Everett track "a being used prin.
clpally for training purposes until the
local track ls ln condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-07

having romo here fren san Fran
cisco.
Coroner Hoye wili hold an Inquest
over Wnrd's remains tomorrow fore
noon as De- o'clock. tn order o. Fix the
responsibility n the accident. The
fact that most Of the wires about
the restaurant were cut down after
the accident win make the coroner 3
task alffieuit one.
John .. stren. aged 81 years.
dropped dead while at work In the
bodybuilding yards az y. =. Sordby
~ Ballard, at 10 o'clock this morn
Ing. Steen has been aiiiug Of late.
and heart trouble Is supposed 10
have caused hia demise.
lie dropped down while working.
ana was carried. 90 bis home near
~. bat he had expired almost I'm
medlnioly after faintinK. Deputy
Coroner Wiltsie Investigated ths
case. The body was removed 20
Butterworth'a morNis. LATHE IL
known ~ the dead mans family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-07
KNOCKS Denial
Says He Had an Agreement With Christmas
but Was Obliged to Cancel 1t

introductlonr. and said ba wanted
60 have some man with whom he
could advise on the matter. and waH
willing % pay me for my services IN
keeping him posted aa 20 tbs best
course ~ procedure. I saw nothing
Objectionable IN this, and gave him
fhs best advice had 20 offer up 90
the time I saw he was other than
he professcd 70 b., and waa APP
parently tricky and corrupt. on
these discoveries I had no recourse
but 10 sever all connection with him
and the AFFAIR"
Senator Bacon % Georgia testified
that he saw Capt. Christmas twics.
but denied that he had promised 10
use his best endcavora 70 bring
about the purchase.
A letter from Secretary Hal was
then submitted. In IL the secretary
stated he thought the Chriatmaa
story Of sufficient interest 20 b.
worth Investigation, and would send
a trusted agent 20 meet Christmas
In Copenhagen.
He said he decided 20 send Henry
White. assistant secretary % the
American embassy In London. and
gave Christmas an introduction "a
him.
Hay then says his connection with
the matter ceased entirely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-07
BREMERTON BRIEFS

A new Grand Army post Is being
organized by tho old soldiers Of
Hremerton ana vicinity II viii be
called the Gen. Terry post,
Many hundreds OF people from Sc
nttle visited this place on Sunday.
ana tho late returuers to Seattle
were detained for two hours on tho
Bremcrton wharf on account OF "A
small breakdown on one Of the
steamers.
G.. r. Klmball the prospective new
postmaster, made a business trip 10
Seattle last Tuesday.
The firat baseball game OF the
season came on on Sunday after
noon between the Bremerton and
Irdcyton clubs. The score was (
10 In favor OF Hremerton.
Two baseball clubs have bcen
Formed here this week, each recelv-
Ing liberal help from the citizens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-07

WASHINGTON. u. G.. April IT,
The special committee appointed 20
investigate the charges made BY
Capt. Christmas In connection with
the purchase of the Danish West In
dies, recunVened to-day. Senator
Depew was the first witness. He
denied knowing Christmas or hav-
ing conferred with anyone concern
Ing the sale Of the islands.
Chas. Knox, mentioned in Christ
mas report az being a friend o.
Mark Hanna testified that he enter
ed into a contract with Christmas 20
further the enterprise. For this he
said he was to receive $3.50 a month
and $4,000 II the deal went through.
Later he said Christmas entered in
TO objectionable contracts. and he
washed his hands Of the entire at
fair
Knox declared there was no IN
derstanding that he was to bride
any one. and said all he had done
was TO get the views Of senators a.
10 the prospects for the proposed
sale. ANY information that
countenanced. suggested. partici-
gated or attempted 10 use bribery
tn the AFFAIR, is lie. made of whole
cloth" said Mr.. Knox.
Continuing. Mr. Knox said
Christmas came 70 me with good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-07
4 LIT Tie
TOO LATE
p,,sent Owners OF Skaslt
Chief Like the Old Name

- part orcharNi-nct the Skagil
-ssssls me name Of the steamship
es's,,x narohassd by the Ia Con
~ Trraslnx & transportation Co
II i. Kennedy from her own
~ National Rank % Tacoma,
- add & Tilten. bankers. Of
..,,snA Tue news OF the change
!, - skaEst Chiefs name 10 the
=. 1rrharxl, came yesterday In a
.s.s.xranhle message from Washing
= whleA stated that the Skagt,
80 had been renamed the Port
s..Asra hy an act OF congress.
v<srs Is an interesting contr0v-
- b<Alnd this action 81 congress,
go the Skagit chief ran on the
- n Port Orchard narrows her
..-srx FER various reasons. resolv-
Is change her name. A law os
.s~lralty, providing that wrecked
- ean Be renamed hy an act 81
.srrs. allowed them 20 do this.
nxt the new owners purchased
! Sksxit Chief. they objected
.,neeeiy 60 giving her a new
= but the official action Of con-
= cuuld not be stopped.
skaxit Chief has been on the
nsa fer the past - years. and
40 that time has operated on
) skagit river and almost every
ma the Sound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-07
FTURNS FROM
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
11- weldon Young Tells Of Con,
diiiens There

weldon Young returned yea.
-. sitsf msaths Visit 10 the ia.
~ <aes ~. Young returned By
. - Francisco. making the ocean
- pany with Gov. Sanford u.
- 4 A. Tanraion.
= assng EFT Seattle the latter mart
- s.s.aAfy % = zip Tor hla health ana
! -, al the spfags has done him
1. s,.d god During hls visit 10
- 49, DE. Young visited marv
- PlAataiions ard savs fhat M
= 80 go % The Islands d larger than
! ..s..iana rrudgct hi.. industry
~. Taplaiy. bot plantation own.
- ahaifapped by scarcity u cooile
- saDaaezs and Puerto Riean
30 49, eiaz unsatisfactory.
- ag TIE political ror1utsrion
. -. Aaas II. Young states that II
= 80 political parties IN pengbi1.
rs 4. !. - strongest. but Il divided
81 ~. poie and Anti Dole factions.
tssi' X. 49,, . nov On his Ray to the ma.
2ss,.s.p'sal . confer with Presldent
Fs.'sl9 "a island matters
S.sss6 49, q the Islands are 9rentfy
sss.rt go. ne establishment Of per.
u a. i,ss.ssship line between seattle
tnh 4 ss people are now resi-.
bag ~. isiaads, among whom Or.
|kH e. I Dole, attorney general
Esss =, !. = thaz. Tear. T. n geebs
~ - ne elobe Navigation com,
: church and many Others
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-07
PRISON Is
A PALACE
Ohio legislators Make
an Inspection

oLrMBUs. o.. April What
y an2ncs COMMITTEES OF the Ohio
rz2is harmed BY a recent visit 10
= sale rsfcrmasory az Mansfield
~ 4 the nature % a revelation.
q tAs result Of an expenditure OF
kNHe of the money OF the tax
AIRS tkey found one or the most
xaz4i buildings In the state, 100
r N1<. al occupied by the Rd-
1z&FzsiSe offleeFs Of the Institu-
- = efsices and living apartments.
tsa4 this palace they found one
szt=fed cell block and one shell
II I'll block. In which TO place the
- sAieh viii cost nearly $500. 900
=. % little workshop occupied By
txs<e factory. on contract.
kzEz Rom this one Workshop are
IL tazen little wooden shnnties
| Esgk Inmates are employed on
~ xsFk. The shhnfles are OF the
u Ia are put up by contractors
sMN tposs during the eonHtruc.
~ x aallaiugs.
fsA saaee Ia there. bat the prison
| nsss ri ke hailt by the state. Sey-
Hss@a Feafs have elapsed since the
tstaszM vas begun. Today its ca
sszss atat 1c0 prisoners. The Ohio
r=zzs.az-r. az Columbus. with three
wl7kz~ psii blocks. sufficiently
re17 ztzlssstration department. Is
1n<sse safsaTy buildings and a ca
tz4r y azakss Zoo prisoners. cost
&fza q No. $3.50. sss. The Mans
- rs'~zt9T. with oue-seventh
e - ssFzzs and one-sixth the
ssAszt <ss<sy, has cost the state
- a. sszSls shat the peniten-
lar szs'
~ llzzistratlon building would
..zs szas. the country palace
3 tssssszs box like three dimes.
- ~ as q cut granite and the
- = tpanf. are tedecked with
$50 ~ e1lumns that IN the ag-
- rass have cost the state at
= = n,srioF the building is
,ss-Asisfia. Its mosaic floors.
s fponss and grand furnish
- ~ y Keeping with It's dfmen-
- Ma u the furniture IL ma
s41ys Most 81 the Is or % bed
.1szs ~ furnished with the most
ras'Fs brass bedEteaaa. and near
Z 1sfy rom contains Just about
y laeH Class 81 leather couch that
= fcund In the market. and
49, expensive rocking chairs IN
'soia 70 supply n regiment.
$50 Fs marble baths Of great