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Evening journal., 1905-09-25
ONE O'CLOCK QUOTATIONS.
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Anal Copper Co.. ... -. ..'.- eaH
American sugar Refining ... =. I4o
Atoh. Top. and Santa Fe Com. s9h
Ateh. Top. and santa Fe. = ref. los
,arooklvn Rapid Transis o9N
p.inmors and Ohio 60. go 1t7A
Canada Southern -. -. - ooA
chicago Ct. Western -. e. 7i4
chesapeake and ohio 57H
Chicago and Alton -.... 57H
chicago and Northwest ... -. ais
chi Nil and st. Paul Com ..... ISI1
Rock Island Com ... 3s4
Rock Island Prfd 79H
Erie ..... -. -. ........- 5oH
1st ofrd -. -. o2H
Illinois Central ..... ....- -..' IST
7 ouisville and Nashville -. -. T541
metropolitan street Railway I25K
Metro. security Co.. -. 80. SO
Manhattan Cons ..... ...-.. Io4h
Missouri Pacific ..... ..... loo
MO. Kansas and Texas. pfd 695f
y Y. Central and Hudson 1904
~ ontario and Western 80. 53H
Norfolk and Western Conn., SsH
Penna. Railroad Co .....-. I454
Peoples Gas -. -. ...''' 1852
Reading .. ..-.. ..... -. 80 iz2H
1st pfrd -. 80 - 9iA
2nd prefd -. -. 95S
delaware and Hudson - 2I7
southsn Pacific -. -. 80 oI'-
southern Ry. Com -. -. -. 81
rexas and Pacific ... -. 80
Tenn. coal and Iron CO 80. -. 81
rrrion nc Com -. ..'-' i32A
u. S. Steel Com -. -. go go. 37z
/ IT. s. steel Pfrd ..... -....-- fo4S
wabash Com -. 80. ......... %
wabash Ptrd ....-.. AK
Western Union /. 49,. ...s...s 954
Evening journal., 1905-09-25
Angry Crowd Threatened Vengeance.
Special TO The Evening journal.

Chicago. Sept. 25-surrounded by a
crowd Of excited pedestrians. all threat
ening vengeance. Arthur Stewart, IS
years old. a negro. was held prisoner
until the arrival OF two policemen. after
having knocked down and probably
fatally inivred Louis Weinberg. 10
years old. while driving an AUTOMOBILES
at Twenty-sixth and state streets. The
injured was taken to the hospital,
where physicians say he may die.
Evening journal., 1905-09-25

The fine weather which has been pre-
iling for some days will continue. there
Ing no Indications whatever of an early
aEGe. This statement was made today
the weather bureau in Washington.
Evening journal., 1905-09-25
HERING'S CASE
N0LLE PRESSED
This Action Taken in City
Court AS Defendant Was
Held by Coroner
MANY ATTEND THE PROCEEDINGS

c. Preston Herring, the slayer OF l..
Howard Bullock, appeared before Judge
Edwin r. Cochran In City Court today to
answer the charge of murder and the
case against him IN that tribunal was dis
continued. AS he was released on 5000
bail by Coroner William T. Purks follow
ing the inquest ON Saturday night he
walked from the benches occupied by
spectators when his case was called to-
day and as he faced the court there was
the faintest suspicion OF smile on his
face. He appeared to,be calm and collected
and exchanged a few words with Chief OF
Police George Black while his attorney,
John +. Neary Assistant City Solicitor
Herbert l.. Rice and Judge Cochran were
holding a private conference over the case.
CASE NoLLE PRosED.
While this conference was going on
States Attorney Robert II. Richards sent
word denutizing Assistant City Solicitor
Rice 70 enter a nollo ProseQui in the case
in the city court. It was explained that
Herring had already been held in 5000 f5r
the Court of General Sessions by the
corcner and further proceedings I'm city
Court would be useless Acting on this,
the court ordered the case discontinued.
Herring left the court room free man
at least until the November term Of
County Court when the merits OF his case
will be passed upon by a jury. Ban was
furnished for him Immediately after the
inquest on Saturday night and one Of the
three persons who signed the bond was
Mrs. Margaret II. Kent, aunt Of HIS wife's
from whom he had been estranged. His
trouble however, brought reconciliation
with her.
THE JURY's VERDICT
The coroners jury held the inquest In
the case in the City Court room and after
hearing the evidence reached the follow
ing verdict.
Resolved That L. Howard Bullock
came to his death In Brandywne hum
drcd on September %. 1905 from gum
shot wound inflicted by revolver in the
hands OF c. Preston Herring while he. the
said l.. Howard Bullock. was pursuing
the wife OF said Herring on the night OF
said date. having come suddenly upon
said Herring and his wife while they were
I Ali II RAHlN ANtAA AN NtiAN nNN'tA'"'f
The witnesses included Herring. hii
WIFE, Mrs Alice IT, Herring, Mrs. Mar
4 E.frci n Keui. amt Of Airs- 1isrinsi Pc
lice Captain charles r. Evans. and coro
ners Physician J. w. Bastian. John +
Neary appeared as counsel for Her'ne. a
I searching examination OF The witnesses
was gone into in an effort TO bring oul
the fun circumstances OF the killing OF
Bullock. and Herring made voluntary
statement under oath of the AFFAIR. His
narrative was substantially The same as
tho statement from him appearing in
I The Evening Journal of Saturday.
rhe funeral Of Bullock will take place
from his late home No. 22i0 Monroe street
tomorrow morning. His friends declare
him innocent Of evil intentions and say
tho killing was n terrible mistake They
say that he was in the habit Of going out
late at night training dogs. which he SOLD
as a means OF livelihood and firmly be-
lieve that he did not start after Mrs
Herring with any evil intent.
Evening journal., 1905-09-25
Letters Granted.

Letters testamentary on the estate Of
Francois Xanier Jacquot have been
granted to ida c. Jacquot by Register
of Wills Bach.
Evening journal., 1905-09-25
LOST, FOUND AND REWARD.

IOsT-White and liver pointer dog.
Reward if returned to Frank Nc
Coy POI West Sixth street.
Sept. 22-3t.
Evening journal., 1905-09-25

I,OST-A 1905 w. II. S. class pin. Re-
ward II returned to this office.
Aug Soft.
Evening journal., 1905-09-25

Thomas Fisher, who is about 40
sars old, will probably learn when
y faces the judges in the Court Of
eneral Sessions that it does not pay
man to choke his wife into uncon-
iousness and otherwise 'maltreat her.
e was defendant in City Court to-
~ and was held in $500 bail for the
CHER tribunal. His wife, Mrs. Mar
,tret ReynSds, appeared against
m. Her evidence was in effect that
.ey had been married eight years
Id though this was the first time he
'er laid his hands on her in anger,
! had abused her several times, par
,ularly when under the influence of
luor.
Mrs. Fisher took the collar of her
ess off TO show the marks Of her
isband's fingers. She said he
,arged her with infidelity and then
oked her ineo unconsciousness. She
MEL his charges and upon leaving
witness stand was in tears.
The only excuse Fisher gave for his
nduct was that he had been drink
10
Evening journal., 1905-09-25
THE WEATHER

Tomorrow promises to be
fair, slightly higher tempera-
ture. Wednesday fair to part-
ly cloudy.
Evening journal., 1905-09-25
WIFE cHAsEs HUSBAND.

Frank Mcdonald appeared as the
osecuting witness in the case Of
airy e. Mcdonald his wife, who was
raigned on a charge of breach of
Evening journal., 1905-09-25

LOST-Blaek and tan dog. red collar,
with brass tacks in it. Name
plate (Mrs. JOS ]. Martin. Brandywine
summit Hilton FARM. Please return
to Wilmington Abattoir and Cold Stor-
age Co.. 230 Tatnall street. Wilningtopk
Del azs-S<
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-07

Mr.. d. p. Wilson has purchased
Konecny Bros meat market In the
city market building and will open
for business tomorrow Saturday
morning. He will run a fret class
market, keeping constantly on hand
the best meats and market products,
and invites a share OF the public
patronage.
The Baptist ladies will serve ice
cream and cake at the residence OF
Mrs. Ernest Parks Friday afternoon
from 3 O'Clock to 8; will conduct a
cake sale also, aud sell ice cream In
any quantities from a saucer TO q
gallon. Public patronage solicited.
1872
General Manager Leroy Trice,
supt. A. l.. Bowers and Division
Superintendent Larrimer OF the /. d
q. y. spent Thursday night here on
special train, after visiting the
MadlsonvIlle branch, and went north
Yesterday morning to Fort Worth.
Saturday night and Sunday morn
ing the II. a T. G. will sell round
trim tickets 10 Houston. G galveston at
the usual popular rates-siS5 aud
% 20 respectively. 1888
Mrs. +. ID. Monzon aud children
aud Mrs. James Nellins Of San An
tonic arrived yesterday 10 visit rel
atiyes and attend the FAINT Horetzky
wedding.
Miss Bessie Souter returned 10 San
Marcos yesterday after a visit 10 Mr.
and Mrs. j. n. Suber Of College, and
was accompanied by Miss Leila
Suber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Norwood and
little daughter, KAthrine, aud Mrs.
Mary Majors left yesterday 10 visit
LampAsas and brentwood.
The Joe Groglnski residence and
lot adjoining for sale. One Of the
most complete family residences IN
p,,.n is7
Mrs. ]. II. Carlton left yesterday tc
| visit relatives at Cuba, Ala, and viii
be absent the remainder of the sum
mer.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. p. Connolly and
Master Webb left last night for
Clarendon, Texas, to visit relatives
II. c. Robinson left yesterday t.
visit Del Rio and other points OF
the Southern Pacific.
Mrs. Joe Groginsky aud children
aud Mrs. l.. Vogel left yesterday tc
visit in Galveston.
Mrs. q. w. Irvine has arrived
from Oklahoma City 20 join bel
husband and son.
Ira Gooch aud son, Master John
Henry Gooch, came mp from Nav
asota yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-07
n. at. c. GETTING BUSY.
Would Run a Line From MeHia South
10 Some Point Between Mill.
can and Nayssots.

The Houston IL Texas Central
railroad evidently don't intend to
be "toucAed" for any more terri
tory than unavoidable east of it's
line by the building Of the Trini-
ity and Brazos Valley, and lie get
ting busy. Yesterdays Austin
dispatches state that Attorney
General Davidson is considering
the proposed amendment to the
charter Of the II. & T. c. The
Central proposes to construct a
line of railroad from i,s main line
near Mexia, in a southerly direc'
ton through the counties Of Lime
stone. Leon, Madison, Brazos and
Grimes, to a point rejoining the
main line somewhere between
Millican and Navasota.
The proposition for the attorney
general to consider, is whether or
not the proposed construction Get
out in the amendment would be in
violation Of the constitution, as "a
competitive line Of railway being
owned by the same company. he
has the question under considera'
ton and will likely announce hi'
conclusions in the next few days
The Central has had this line O.
road in view for some time, and i
permitted to build will open an en-
| tirely new section Of country.
The matter was briefly men
toned in the Eagles Austin re-
port Yesterday, and to US it looks
| like a wise move on the part oil
the Central and a bonus puller
at both ends. Manifestly it would
be a bad thing II this road miss
ed Bryan, and a good thing If il
came here bringing division head
quarters, shops, etc, but without
these last named considerations,
and 90 far as relates to Bryan's
trade territory, we had rather see
conditions remain like they are.
Al permission to build the road
| isrranted il is clearly up to Bryan
40 make a pull for il.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-07
ANn CIGARETTE LEAGUE MINUTES.

The A. G. l.. met in regular ses-
sion July ?, 1905, at Carnegie Hall.
After song and prayer there
came the election OF officers. The
result of election was as follows:
ID. ID. Dawson, president; Willie
Tucker, vice president; John New
ton, secretary; Frank Buchanan,
treasurer.
The appointment of committees
was as follows: "a
Committee on AttendancS-Wil-
lie Tucker, chairman; Dick Griffin,
John Newton, Davis Cole, Joe
Spell, Ned Fountain, Emmett Scrim-
shire and Maurice King. This COM
mittee is TO report at each monthly
meeting.
Social Comtnittee-Robt. Webb
Jr., chairman; Willie Tucker, d. ".
Dawson, Msckie Stuart, Roy Num-,
John Newton, Homer Wallace, Will
son Buchanan and Dick Griffin.
The chairman Of this committee Is
expected to call a meeting within
two weeks OF last meeting.
Two new members we're re-
ceived.
After all the business had been
transacted, Superintendent Hunter
made a short talk TO the boys.
The League then adjourned TO
meet August 8, 1905, at Carnegie
Hall, 2 pm. Respectfully,
John Newton, Sec'y.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-07

The citizens committee TO secure
homes in Bryan for Farmers Con-
gress delegates are about fifty short
Of the required number Of places
2OO-and ask all who are willing TO
take these delegates at the rate Of
sI.0O per day for lodging, breakfast
aud supper, to report at once TO Jno.
b. Mike, T. A Searcy or win $.
Higgs. lsi
Don't miss the opportunity OF get
ting new summer suit at almost
half price at Parks and waldrop's
Special Sale which begins today.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-07
H.&T.c c. TOURIST EXCURSIONS

10 Denver, Pueblo and Colorado
Springs on sale July 9 4 10 round
trip rates from Bryan. Denver s22 p
LOO. Pueblo $50 90. Colorado Springs
$50 80 with limit Of 90 days.
Both our trains make close con
nection at FL. Worth aud night train
carries through sleeper Bryan TO
Denver.
Tourist sleepers from TT. Worth.
Buffalo. n. Y, account order Of
Elks; sell July 8. 7, ), 3, rate 1910.
Knoxville, Tenn, account Summer
School; rate s2S.1O
W 5. Wilson, Agent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-07
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

]. w. Hamilton visited Hearne
yesterday.
Mrs. +. G. ZenuAttl is visiting rel
atives in Taylor.
f. NJ. Moursund Of Hearne was In
the city yesterday.
Joe sAlAdiner returned from Gal
weston yesterday.
q. w. Dvnlap of Millican was In
the city yesterday.
John h. Neeley was here from
xellborn yesterday.
Wing 227 for first class shoe repair
ing. Frank Todaro. u
]. W. Coulter left yesterday Tor
Brenham and Austin.
CIR. Dickerson Of wellborn was
in the city yesterday.
II. b. Steele Of steele's Store was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. A. W. Royder was a visitor
from wellborn yesterday.
MRS.. r. orr and son, Harvey
left yesterday for Kerrvilie'
Mrs. J. A. Mcqueen and Miss Nell
lie Smith are visiting IN Fort Worth
Big cut on underwear at Hunter
a ChathAms this week. Don't wait
1873
Rev. f. viking Of Kurten was
here yesterday aud went to Thorn
ton.
Judge V. Is. Hudson has returned
from a visit 20 Milllcan and Nava'
sofa.
J. :. Harrison, well known mer-
chant Of Keith, was In the city yes
terdAy.
N.Mrs. w. J. Tidwell and little
granddaughter left for Beaumont
yvterday.
r. r. Bate 4 Co. have some very
desirable lots on College road, south
Of town, for sale. lo'
Mrs. A. j. Searcy and Miss Hattie
seArcy left yesterday to visit rel
atives at Medina City.
zoe fancy half hose cut to Zoe Al
Hunter and ChathAm's this week
You can't afford TO wait. lS3
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-07


The Eagle directs attention 10 the
professional card Of DR.. Claud A.
Searcy. who has begun the practice
OF medicine In Bryan. Office ATM. II.
James drug store. Dr. Sesrcy grad
uated from the Allen Academy, then |
at Madisonville, In 1893; and has
since spent Ave years in Galveston,
four as student Of the State Med
zeal College, graduating As an honor
man. and one year in hospital prac-
tice resulting from the high grades
he made as a student. He Is well
equipped for his profession, well
known and popular.
w. l.. Holder OF Palestine was
here yesterday representing the /. a
q. y. railroad before the commits
sioners' court sitting as board of
equalization. r. NJ. MoursuLd, vice
president aud general manager OF
the Hearne and Brazos Valley, was
here from Hearne representing that
road. Mr.. Moursund IL one Of the
many successful civil engineering
graduates Of the A. and NJ. College.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Giles aud child
rem arrived from Kingsville yester.
day 10 visit Mr.. and Mrs. V. r.
Hardy. Mr.. Giles Is station agent
for the Brownsville road az Kings
willie. His hand was badly mashed
recently and he has his arm In
sling as the result OF the injury.
The Baptist ladies will serve ice
cream and cake at the residence Of
Mrs. Ernest Parks Friday afternoon
from 3 O'Clock TO &; will conduct a
cake sale also, and sell ice cream In
any quantities from a saucer 10 n
gallon. Public patronage solicited.
is2
Mr. Guy VI. Bryan Jr. left last
night for Mobile, Ala.,where he will
be Joined by Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Her
vey. They will leave Mobile today
for Sapphire, y. c., aud will be
guests Of the Fairfield Inn. Mr..
Bryan will be absent several months.
Houston Post.
The Methodist ladies will have a
tea at the residence Of Mrs. II. w.
South Friday afternoon from TO
1880. Everybody invited. is2
Lost-Sunday afternoon between
Bryan and Reliance new pepper
and salt sack coat. Reward for re-
turn 10 5. w. Buchanan, VS. disc
Lost-A bunch Of keys between
the postofiice and Hunter 4 Chat
hams. Reward for return 70 w. j.
Walker. is2
Young mems long pants suits at
almost half price at Parks 4 Wal
drops clearing sale Of summer suits.
Isl
Rev. A. NJ. Stewart has returned
from a trip TO Beaumont, Eagle Lake
and other Southeast Texas points.
All $3.50 tan shoes and oxfords cut
10 az. 75 at Hunter a Chathani's this
week. Don't procrastinate. iS
After visit in san Antonio, Miss
Jessie Irene Johnson has returned
home for vacation.
Mrs. j. &. BANNED returned TO
Houston yesterday after a visit to
Mrs. ]. l.. HeArne.
Miss Vivian and Ruby James re-
turned from a visit at Benchley yes
terdAy.
Mrs. r. II. Harrison returned TO
Bedias yesterday after visit TO rel
atives.
Miss Mary Deems left yesterday
morning to visit in Cisco and Brown.
wood.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Greed and daughter
we're visitors from wellborn yester-
day.
L. n. McNutt came down from
.-.akawdaa
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-07
Katy Has Given II 70 Cover Bonds snd
Provide improvements.

Kansas City July "a mortgage
from the Missouri. Kansas ana Texas
railroad 60 the Farmers Loan and
Trust company OF New York Tor 500
100000 was filed IN Kansas City. Kan
The mortgage. which covers an the
outstanding bonds. also provides Tor
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-07
Isandsrs Winner.

London. July 6.-I.eanders defeated
vespers OF Philadelphia In the second
heat for the Grand Challenger cup.
The EnElishman won ~ a length.
Time. minutes I second.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-07
IMMENSE ATTENDANCE.
Nearly Fifty.Fivs Thousand Persons
Pass Through the Gates.

Portland. ore. July s-Nearly S.
Oea persons passed through the gates
OF the Lewis and Clark exposition
on Tuesday. making the day a record
breaking one so far as attendance Is
coucernedd.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-07
csmpIs,sly DESTROYED.

Nashville. July s.-At an early hour
Thursday morning the wholesale gro
Gerry house OF Phillips Webb a Co.
one Of the largest In the city was COM
pletely destroyed by IRE.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-07

J. F. Mitchell has returned from
The Louisville reunion, and VISIT 70
ksI.tives in the Blue Grass state.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1905-02-16
Information Wanted.

Mr.. Editor:-"For some years
past [ have found itquite impossible
to pass certain articles without
appropriating them for my own
benefit. My inclinations are to do
what is right, but 1 cannot resist
the impulse to gain possession of
that which does not belong to me.
Is there a remedy?' READER.
Your case is not an exceptional
one. There are many others in
the same position In which you
find yourself In fact the large
increase in our population is due
to this very impulse which you
complain of. The reason why you
are unable to conquer this i'm
pulse is because you are deficient
in will power. A man of your
mental capacity always drifts in
one direction-that direction is
either the county Jail or the pen
itentiary. As a crook you are a
failure, because no one with any
sense would trust you. Will power
is necessary to any mans welfare.
For you to- admit that your i'm
pulses dominate your will power,
is a serious reflection on your man
hood. When you have corrected
this deficiency in your will power,
you will have found the remedy.
EDITOR MIRROR.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1905-02-16
First Step Toward New
Prison.

Last Monday the house CON-
mittee on appropriations unan-
imously recommended the passage
of the prison bill which was
drawn by the Joint committees
from the house and senate. The
bill has already been acted upon
by the senate, and it was taken up
by the house committee with
Chairman Zelch of the house prison
committee, indorsing it in an ex-
planatory address.
The bill provides for the first
step towards the construction of q
new prison at Saltwater. It autho-
rizes the purchase of 100 acres of
land and the erection of new
building, and provides for the use
of so per cent of the net earnings
of the prison each year for con-
struction work.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1905-02-16
of large spots on the face of old

of large spots on the face of old
Sol.
This is a cheerful prospect, but
it is not in it with some other
prophesies of which we know. The
pessimistic criminologist has
kindly opened our eyes to the fact
that according to the present rate
of increase in crime it is only
question of few years till the
honest man will be thing of the
past. This is corsoling thought
for those troubled with surplus
of filthy lucre. Next comes the
pessimistic doctor with the
statement that in fifty years the
human race will be one babbling
mass of lunatics. His claim is
founded on the statistics of the
actual increase in insanity cases
covering the last fifty years. This,
we believe, is the acme of all woefuI
forecasts of the calamity bowler.
1t is up to the Optimist to look
into and prevent these things If
he can. Where is he going to find
the means to prevent this crowded
condition brought on by over
population and prevent the ap-
preaching epoch of cold, hunger
and darkness? What is he going
to do with old Sol? How provide
against the degeneracy of the
human race in such a dishonest
thievish batch? How can he save
the coming generations from
future idiocy? How we say, can
he turn aside these terrible woes
from our guileless posterity? We
are curious to know.
EMERITUS.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1905-02-16
Words of Encouragement.

The following letter was received
from Bishop McGolrick, of Du.
luth, who has been a reader of our
paper for the past ten years. His
words of encouragement are sim
cerely appreciated. We shall
always strive to- merit the good
will of those who are friends of
THE MIRROR and who take an
interest in it's welfare.
Duluth, Minnesota,
Fe bruary 9Th, 1905.
THE Prison MIRROR is to me
a signal testimony of the advance
made by those who have taken up
the work of prison reform. I hope
that every man engaged in the
work of editing and printing the
paper will receive all the privileges
that can be granted by the prison
Board. Bishop McGolrick"
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1905-02-16
Board of Control.

The State Board of Control held
its regular monthly meeting at the
prison February 10th. Chairman
jacobson and Mr.. O. B. Gould
we're present. After auditing the
monthly accounts of the institu-
ton, the Board granted hearing
to those inmates who had pre-
sented applications for parole.
After careful consideration the
Board granted six paroles, as fol-
lows: 81. j., l107; A. L., 1885;
E. L., 11l7; VIM. E., 937; r. @. p,
69l, and Mr.. q.
The financial statement for Jan
uary shows receipts on account of
binder Irvine sales to the amount
ofi$57, O17.M and $8,67l,39 from
miscellaneous sources The latter
sum inciddsd: Board Of u. s.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1905-02-16
"Radetzky,'' by j. Struss; "Pre-
toria," by L. P. Laurendeau;
"Queen of the Surf" by John N.
Klohr; and Princess Pocahontas,"
by Richmond F. Hoyt.

Lincolns Birthday was observed
in the prison by granting the
usual holiday privilege of allow
ing the prisoners to congregate
together. In the morning the
regular Sunday chapel services
we're held. At ten o'clock the men
were unlocked from their cells,
formed in line in the dollhouse
and the signal given to break
ranks. The prisoners we're given
an hour and half of unrestrained
freedom in conversing with friends.
The men spent the afternoon in
their cells and were given per-
mission to write a letter.