New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-15
NOTES IND JOTTTNGS .G4THERED 4BOUT TOJVN

vacation visit to this country tells Of his uneetinr
with one young woman shortly after she had
ton. she said: "Oh. Mr.. I.sndor. wasn't trsT-
yes said Mr Iandsr y" nv vas asss clever
IaSheTs; on! knew It wasn't you was tie
The interruption Of traffic by the strike AZ m
beginning OF Lent said a convisfal .,,o,,,, -
OF good intentions. was most 11nforf,ns.. g. -
'he water wagon was impressed into the euerv.nr,.-
$500 sad vas 90 busy carrying p-overbfaliy. e.
had TO be abandoned - ana ,rfeb 49, 80
6o 3l e as an apology ne said a scotch high
Henry woifer. warden Of the Minnesota STATE
ESoi Al saltwater. for the last fourteen years
was IN the city for several DAYS recently 80.
the Hotel Victoria he said I'm Response 10 ,nrs-s.-
Tue Nihnesota State Prison has al the present !.
time about seven hundred inmates 70 OF whom are
a1ehs and fuiy half Of the whole HUnber lay no.
claim to residence in the State. sixty per cent Of
our prisoners come to Us from the three rf.ia.
Duluth, St Paul and Minneapolis The Mnnesosa. 8.
prison Is not only selt-sustainng. but Yields
profit to the State OF $4,000 Besides ire
private contracts upon which prisoners are engaxed
a binding twine and cordage plant is operated on
state account employing about two hundred and -
hfty prisoners The market value OF the nnlshe1z
Ps s soI turned our annually is 100000 the
Sg ask 1 for his opinion to the wisdom q
upon public works outside OF the prison Mr. Wolfe
SAID: = am opposed to it, The cost. Of maiate-
isT,,T h win equal the price ihaI would or
possible even with the sxercise 81 ne troost n-s
Gaut9n e prevent the escape Of prisoners
IS secured n must be as the result OF harsh meth
DDS. and the spectacle would be unwhoesorne in
Iation-" -
Speaking Of the Mckinley statue. Governor Her.
rick said a Waldorf recently: 1T is TO be %
bronze. and OF heroic size II is being executed
joint memorial Of the State Of Ohio and the ctl<
zens of Columbus. and will be placed In the State
House grounds II is believed IL will be 7fsadys
for the unwilling in October The sculptor sssasd.
the Governor lis certainly making a very salts
oRo x T be- p ie Rdys no doubt th
Governor Herrick is member Of the cOUsattia
reason Of his long and Intimate acQuautance with
the msaTIyred President was able 10 make. 'solne
diaately utilized in rendering the likeness rors
James H. Eekels. ex-Controller of the Currency.
now bank president. and Samuel B. Raymond.
ex-tTeasurer of Cook county. H. are both citizens
of Chicago. Ii happened recently so a frequenter
of the Holland lobby asserts. that EckeIs and Ray
mond were Fellow passengers train of'F-hi-
cago both bound for New-York- Neither haaiire-S
served a berth and they applied simultaneously too
the Pullman conductor who addressed them iointls
with the Information that ono section was vet IN
occupied. Dimes matched for choice of berths.
occupy the upper lie took his medicine and 8itls
The assistance OF porter climbed upstairs Ene
ease and comfort in the berth below. But RaSr-r-
mond in the hunor for revenge he was yeF.-
refectively awake while Eckels was snoring sound
" and. hearing later arrival appeal TO thescon-
ductor for berth, ne parted The curtains and
obligingly advised the stranger that his boy Vas
in the lower BERTH and il he didn't mind he nlshs
chunk with the The stranger grateful
and RAYMOND was thanked effusiveiy for MS COR
sideraton But Eckels awoke Just in time 70 inter.
rt1pt the advent of a berthmate-and Rayme5sst'
dropped 10 sleep-sleep made sweet and restfuf ~ r.
retributive revenge 49,
Evidently the business didn't pay. the res
nd he
tered BY the auctioneer-an but a few unimpor-
taut tribes. The remnants, so 10 speak left inthe
windows where passersby- former patrons OF th7
Mace perhaps-night them, were re7niniscenTs
and would serve as food for reflection. One cuE -
of lemon pie with soiled meringue bottle or
rncilase and score or so toothpieks were al
that remained mark the scene o. tnS ersCNEdts
Industry where the inSinuatinS white aproneo
naidens had piled their service trade and woosd
The useful stp" But the void and silence OF the
place tell sorry story OF defeated enterprise and
disappointed hcpes-the builder OF little business
whose capital dissip1ted and labor wasted N
an honest effort help himself while providing -
others with occupation that they needed such -
life.