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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-04-18

The Catholic members of the
institution were given an oppor.
tunity to attend confession last
Saturday afternoon and mass early
Sunday morning.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-04-18

The bill that has been before the
legislature providing for granting
men on parole good time, has
passed both houses. and all that
now remains is the governors sig
nature making the bill a law.
The legislature killed the bill
which intended to have all hang
ings take place at the prison.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-04-18

The occupant of cell 536 would
like to exchange the Minneapolis
Tribune, ST.. Paul Dispatch, and
Chicago Inter Ocean, for Omaha
papers.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-04-18
Chapel Service.

The following is the program of
the service held in the chapel,
Sunday, April 14th, Father Cor
coran officiating:
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-04-18
Mise and Otherwise
BY G. A. Y.

who boasts of his sins is always
a fool and generally liar. Pick
out the man of your acquaintance
who is given to such boasting and
the full force of the truth of the
statement at once everwhelms
you.
Things are getting good in the
San Francisco investigation. In
quisitor Honey has been playing
the boys against each other
with the result that each and every
one has thrown up everything
loose in his own individual thought
tank, and the grand jury has so
far returned eighty-6ve indict-
ments against city officials and
others.
Secretary Coburn of the Kansas
State Board of Agriculture
achieved fame by declining at
the hands of Governor Hook
the appointment as United States
senator to succeed Senator Burton;
| that the senate missed something
when he declined the toga is evil
dent by the following sentiment
which he uttered recently while
addressing a farmers institute on
the question of dehorning cattle:
"There was a time when cattle
needed horns to defend them
selves from the attacks ofenemies,
but horns are no more requisite
to WE'LL bred bovine than is
six-shooter to sister of charity"
A man who can draw such pictur-
esque SMILES would be an inter-
esting figure in the senate, lam
pooning the meat trust and the
transportation kings.
It cost Anna Gould $175, 900 for
attorneys fees alone in her fghtto
be relieved of the duty of actingas
spending money and meal ticket
for Count Boni. She had become
SO Injured to paying bills of large
size that this last one was paid
without a whimper. Possibly deep
down in her soul she felt it to be
the best investment she had ever
made.
Israel Zangwill, the famous
novelist has taken up the cudgels
of woman suffrage. In long ar
gument he presents many very
convincing reasons why women
should be granted the ballot. Mr..
Zangwill is an influential man and
his support cannot but be of ma
terial benefit to this movement; it
further demonstrates that the av-
erage man is not averse to grant
ing his wife, mother and sister the
right to vote, if she wishes to, but
the trouble is that the average
man does not enact legislation.
This duty is delegated to the poll
ticians and they are chary of in
augurating any measure that
promises danger to the party. [
am still of the opinion that woman
will never be given the right to-
vote until she, backed by her hus-
band and sons, demands it, and de-
mands the right in no uncertain
tone. The average politician will
block any legislation which prom
| ises to interfere with the business
of the particular interest whose
collar he wears just so long as he
dares. Brave and INSCRIPTIONS
when public sentiment is dormant,
he is at heart an arrant coward and
called upon to do his duty, or face
an aroused public opinion, he
runs to cover and enacts the legis-
lation demanded. We have ocular
proof Of the truth of this state
ment in the passage of the recent
meat inspection, pure food and
rate laws. These bills have been
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-04-18

The night fire department made
a practice run last Saturday even
ing. The boys responded very
promptly and made a swift run:
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-04-18
CHURCH NOTICE.

Service in the Prison Chapel at nine
O'Clock every Sunday morning. Pro-
testant and Catholic service every
alternate Sunday. Rev. s. j. Ken
needy. and Rev. FIR. COrcOran chap
lains.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-04-18

One of the inmates is temper
arily sojourning in Minneapolis.
He is wanted as a witness at a trial
before the district court.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-04-18

The following transfers we're
made during the past week: los
to 446; 483 to 1913; cot 26 to "a;
54l to 26.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-04-18

We learn that DIR. Hammered,
assistant physician at the prison
hospital, has resigned his position.
The genial doctor has been con-
nected with the hospital for about
a year and was we'll liked by all
who knew him. He expects to
take up the practice of medicine
in Montana, where he had recent
ly gone to pass an examination.
DIR. Kalinoff, of Saltwater, is tenn
porarily employed at the hospital
until Mr.. Hammerels successor
is appointed.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-04-18

Mr.. Backland returned from
Bemidji last Thursday morning
where he had gone with aprisoner
whose evidence was required in
the courts of that city. While
away, Mr.. Backland had his mus
tache shaven off, and his fellow
officers and guards had to look
twice before recognizing him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-30
HOLD CONFERENCE
ON AUDITORIUM
lime Growing Very Short, But
Agreement VIII Likely Be
Reached.

The conference committee rcpresentinr
the two branches Of the Council viii
get together al 4 O'Clock this afternoon
IN Room 80. IT in the city Hail. and
will endeavor TO reach some agreement
on the auditorium contract matter. There
Is need for urgent haste in this matter.
since after Thursday the appropriation
Tor tho conversion Of the market build
ins will revert to- the general fund uu-
less some action is taken 90 prevent
this
II Will boz necessary 90 call "a meet
ing Of both the Board and the Common
Council for Thursday evening in order
10 adopt the conference report r. the
conferees he unable 10 agree it is ur-
certain what VIII result. The Common
council might move 20 reconsider and
then adopt the committee recommended
tion in favor of the Bedford plan.
Time is growing short for th, CON
struction ~ the auditorium. and friends
of the project are very anxious about 30.
Agreement by the conferces is regard
Oh AS almost assured, however. Tn that
event the building will bee converted
without seats and there is reason To-
hope that the Finance COMMITTEES Will
provide for chairs later ON and in ample
Time Top the southern Baptist Conveu-
ton meeting there.
The conferees ou the part Of the Board
are. Aldermen j. b Wood. J. J.. Satter-
Mold and Robert Whittct. Jr; ou tho
part cf Tho Common Council. Messr~.
Rcharis. Huber and Mills
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-30
AWFUL NEURALGIA
Pain Turned This Woman's Hair white,
But She Was Cured by DR..
Williams Pink Pills

DO not seek relief fe0m suffering sim
ply, but free your system from the dis
ease which IS the cause Of your suffering
That is the message which A former
victim Of neuralgia sends to those who
are stu in its grasp. Hot applications
powders that deadeu tho senses and
others that reduce the heart action may
cause temporary relief. but the pain Is
sure TO return with greater intensity.
Mrs. Evelyn Creuscre. who has a beau
uful home at SIT Boulevard West De-
troit Mich. suffered for years with neu-
ralgia until she tried this tonic treat
ment She says.
Ny trouble began about six years ago
and did not rest As ] should have but
Kept up about my many duties. After a
time ] became So weak / could NOT do
any work at an. had severe backaches
and such dreadful headaches I'm the hack
part and top Of my head. Ny eyes were.
easily tired. and at times I saw black
spots before them ] consulted several
doctors but without the slightest benefit.
The pains We're so intense that nv hair
turned white
II lost continually in weight and
strength and was almost IN despair
when friend recommended Or. WI
liams' Pink pills 1 tried them accord
ing 90 directions. and soon began to feel
relief. AT the end Of three months I had
gained ten pounds In weight. and had
no more trouble with my nerves / have
been in perfect health ever since. and
can heartily commend Dr. Williams Pink
Pills"
DR. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
an druggists. or sent. postpaid. on receipt
Of price. 80 cents per box. six boxes
for $3.50. by tho Dr. Williams Medicine
Co, Schenectady, -. =.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-30
Mr.. WILLIAMS HOME
HAS NARROW ESCAPE
Out-Buildings of Buckingham
Residence Burn-Thermometer
Six Below Zero.


AHONONIA. VA. January 2-Fire last
night destroyed one or two out-buildings
az tire home 81 Mr. Evan r. Williams
here. and only the extreme caimness OF
the night prevented the destruction OF
the entire handsome homestead. An
aboNe-ground icehouse was burned 10
the ground. AS was also two-stor,-
frame building. built and formerly used
a. a private school building The wind
miA and tank. which supplied the house
win water. We're a.so burned Many
az me neighbors responded 20 the alarm.
and most ~ the things stored away
in the burned buildings were safely
brought out. II is thought that tho fire
originated from smouidering Are lett by
tho hired man. who had been thauing
the water-pipes in ono OF the buildings
throughout che morning
The extremely cold spell continues Yes
tercay morning the minimum thcrmome-
ter of the United States Weather Station.
kept here hy Nj Plummer r. Jones
showed "A registration of six degrees be-
low zero. This morning the registration
was three degrees above zero. An fee
harvest Is ia progress 81 this section TO-
day. There fs a layer % snow an inch
and a half Ia thickness covering the
ground
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-30
REAL ESTATE AND
BUILDING NEWS
Iredegar Company May Build
Considerable Addition-Citv
Now Owns Fair Grounds

Among the real estate auction esl.s
announced FOR this week is ono tbst g..
70 take place al noon next Sotu-ds,.
just as the grounding will be-, de.idir., 81,
Hoinentous question as to vyhotbcr ny
WI stay ont or his hole or retir. fo,
aho.utf forty days. Messrs H. seldom
idlltr ~ co. viii sell at the Tg.ori,o
Courthouse door several lots Of land so
uated 10 tleurlcO county alonf, tbe lin,
OF the Richmond. Frcdericksbura ana %
tomac Railway. The land which MAJ
he that ont of which the grounding WI
come will be sold in small farm lofs
ana tne sale AFFORDS truckers good
opportunity.
The Tredegar Company has closed O.
Seal FOR the 400 feet OF land living ON
the canal and river front and between
ITS property and that Of the Albcrnarle
Paper Company. The price paid WINS
$1,000 although tie deed which was rc-
corded Yesterday names only a nominal
sum. just what use the Tredcgar people
TFopose To ptt this ground has nor
been divulged. bat it has been under
stood for some time that they were fn
need OF more space for certain enlarpe-
ments OF their business that have been
long contemplated.
The deeds % the city giving IL uudis-
Tuted possession Of the new Fair Grounds
We're put 70 record yesterday.
10 required several deeds to mako tta
transfer complete. One OF them convevad
from Winfield Scott and wife 10 the civ
a plat OF forty acres OF land on the vest
side OF the Hermitage Road for SD ,a;,. q
second. from Goold. Hoyt ana otbcrs
heirs Of Camilla s. HOyt n thfrtv-fotr
acre tract Tor Si1.30L5O: a third deed is
from Matthew Gimour, conveying nine
acres for 1884.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-30
VETERANS WILL
GET sum WANTED
and commanding the men for servi
well as for appearance.
Those Who Appeared.
CONTINUED from First PageD

All the institutions appearing asked for
more than they are likely 20 secure. but all
doubtless anticipated that their requests
would be scaled in amount when the
committee comes 10 take up the budget.
Those appearing for the various institu-
tons and organizations were.
Home for Needy Confederate Women.
Mr.. II. r Pollard Jr.
Retreat for Sick and Infants Home.
desires presented in letters shov1rp the
work done there.
Rosemary Library. no representative.
Sheltering Arms Hospital Captain 4
r. Guigon and Mrs. q. T. King.
Nurses Settlement and Visiting Nurses
Association by Miss A. Guuey and Mr.
John 3 Minor
Home Tor Inourables. by Mr.. Arthur p.
Clarke
Belle Bryan Day Nursery. Mrs. C.. p.
Walford
Memorial Hospital. DIT O. r. Robins
Virginia Hospital. Dr. Hugh Taylor
tuberculosis Institute. Dr. ". H. Par
ker.
Spring Street Home. Mt. T. II Elicit
Richmond building at the jamestown
Exposition. Mr.. James r Gordon
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
4 Animals. Captain 4. p. Guigon
A subcommittee on the application OF
the Blues for an armory was appointed
consisting OF Messrs. Mills Elicit and
Spence. They will inquire into the matter
OF a site and the cost Of an armory.
The committee adjourned until Thurs
day 10 hear from the Water Committee.
the Street Cleaning Department and the
Board Of Health as 70 its needs FOR the
ensuing fiscal year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-30
Fulton Improvements

The Committees on Finance and James
River Improvement met Jointly. together
with city Engineer CutshaW and Assist
ant city Engineer Beck, on the CITY
Dock yesterday afternoon at ( 30 o'clock
and went over the ground, which the
city Is urged 70 purchase and MI by
means OF dredgings from the river so rs
to raise Il above high water mark.
An incident Of tie proposed plan is
the raising Of Lester Street so that IL
Will he above the freshet level. thereby
maintaining communication with Ful-
ton.
Greater than the mere filling OF q
low tract OF land. " hich v-ill thereby
be greatly enhanced in value. and
greater than the raising and widening
OF Lester Street. is the fact that the
proposed Improvement will give the
city about 1900 feet Of water front on
deep water. thus anording ample room
for extensive docks. This. Itself is OF
peculiar value and Importance. by rea-
son Of the fact that IL will provide
Richmond fOr all time TO come with "a
water transportation route and COM
pctitive freight rates to the sea. thus
assuring most advantageous freight
rate for all the business Of the city
and its people.
The improvement contemplates the I'LL
ing OF tract of about twenty acres OF
land now practically worthless and UNI
productive. lying between the city dock
al Ash Street and Nicholson Street ana
between the Chesapeake and Ohio via
duct and the river. Incidentally. the
margin 81 the river will be straightencd
and the channel narrowed slightly and
dcepcned considerably. Already eighteen
or twenty feet OF water can De had along
the water front IL is proposed 20 acquire
Lester street. along which the cars rum
20 Fulton. Is TO be widened from forty
one TO siNty-fve feet and raised TO r.
level above the highest floods
With the committee was Mr. o. H.
Funston. real estate man. who togeth-
or with Chairman Morton. urged thc Wis
dom and feasibility OF the proposed plan
The city must have "a place ;o DUNN
the dredgings from the river or else haul
the mud down 10 Warwick Park. and th..
United States governments which is
dredging just below. must also have ,
convenient place To dump. and the cit,
can secure its deposits ~ nominal cost
II the city leased the land 60 would bee
merely comforting upon the owner "a favor
and benefit and paying for this service
whereas II the land were purchased the
city would ice improving It's own prop
erty. and the enhancement that would
result would more than dcfrav the ex-
pense involved.
Chairman Morton is very much in ear
nest In the matter and is pressing % unon
the attention Of the city. and is making
the point that now is the most opportun.
time the citv will ever have 10 do tho
work advantageousiy. lie favors con-
demning the necessary land Immediately.
The committees and those accompanying
them merely went over the ground and
were shown tract Of two or moro acres
already filled TO the proposed level Some
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-30

unbalanced. She spent the summer os
1900 In "a hotel on Cheneag7le Island. Port
land Haroor. accompanied 10y a woman
attendant Her husband paid her board.
AFTER that summer Mrs. steele boarded
in hotels here and rented n cottage on the
Cape Elizabeth shore last summer. Then
sne returned Co Portland hotels. and last
week the city authorities were infodmed
ot her mental condition and her inability
60 pay board.
Mrs. Steele spends practically AN tia
TIME 10 her room in the poorhouse writing
on paper pads She SAYS She is writing A
play and Intends Co. earn money enough 10
go on the stage. She says she thinks her
husband is IN the West. but she does not
know where
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-30

tai. by w z White and others. FOR a gem
eral lumber business
Tho Asheville Realty and Investment
Company. OF Asheviile. r. another com
pany chartered. tho capital being s2n.ooO.
by J. NJ. Gudger. Jr.. J. g. Pritchard and
others.
merchants and Farmers Mutual Supply
-ohpahy Is also chartered for the town
OF I,enoir. capital $1,000 by J. p. Pisneu
and others.
Tho Dublin Real Estate Company. Of
D"ncon1. IS still another new corporation.
tho capital being 5000. by W. S. Lowe
and others.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-30
NO PLACE TO MEET.
Volunteer Firemen of Valley Find
Cities Rather Lukewarm.

" NJ HIS FlFl- =. January 24.-'Tnc
fact developed to-day that the Cumber-
land Valley Fircmen's Association. which
IS composed Of volunteer organizations
along the Cumberland Valley Railroad.
between Winchester and Harrisburg. Pa
is without place 20 hold it's annual con-
Nentou IN May. Winchester and Martins
burg, w. Va. wore asked 10 entertain
the association. hut both places have
declined on account Of lack OF interest.
Il is likely a business meeting will be
held somewhere.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-30
GOVERNMENT TO KEEP
TAB ON RAPPAHANNOCK
Rise and Fall of River at and
Above Fredericksburg VIII
Soon Be Matter Of Record.

TREDEKICK SBU 70. "a. Jaulary
2s-The Geological Survey OF -he
United states government VII establish
a gauglng station here for the pur-
pose OF measuring tine water iu tne
RappahannOck River at and above tlls
city The station VIII be- I'm charge IF
a representative % the government, who
viii Doe located here
Miss Fannie Taylor. daughter OF Nr
J. 4. Taylor. OF this city. has been
awarded schoIarship in the Cooper
Art Institute in $ew York. IN class ~
five hundred competitors. for best figure
awning
Rev. r. O. Whitchurst has resi- gned as
pastor Of Smithland Baptist Church ~
N0rthurn beriaud county.
Charles T. Chapman has sold his
farm I'm Upper Caroline county tO
Charles ". Mckonstev. OF Botetourt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-30
DOCTORS BRIDE.
Miss Helene Hall WEEDS DR.. 7.
Leonard Jennings, of Danville.

DANNILLE VA. january 20 Hiss
Helene Fiau. tho accomplished daugh-
ter OF Rev. j. Cleveland Han. rector
Of The Church OF Epiphany. became tic
bride to-day of Dr =. Leonard JeE-
ninEs. "a prominent young physician OF
l'anstlle. The ceremony was perform
90 ~ tAe Church az Epiphany. iu the
pr -sence a. large gathering rlo
lott''I or the bride officiating Tnc
presents were numerous ana coslt,.
ana Cnine from many points through
Tul tHc Jmted- States pr. and Mrs
Jennings lctt thIs afternoon for s,,
sNiended trip North. after which thr,-
MI return here. where they viii ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-30
.LESAER MAY MAKE
STATEMENT LATER
President Of Liquor-Dealers' As
ISOLATION Makes Reply to
Mr.. Bennett

NORFOLK VA. January 2e.-lir
John a. L-sne~. president OF the state
Liquor bea larS Association. when ask
20 to-day for a statement relative 20
tho charge made by DIR r. II Bennett.
~ Eardoi PHI Macon College 10 the e.
feDt that the saloon men of the state
are raising fund 90 $4,000 Tor tne
Hlr pose - controlling the NEXT Legls-
iHtNf". said that Doc would say moth
prohatlF have something to say on the
subject af later date He did saw
il'" 'Fer. that he personally has n0tn-
ing ~ 90 with raising money for the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-30
STEELMBA IN jail
FOR KILLING COUSINS

HANNTIIE VA Ianua-,. 90 rt.
g. cousins. who was shot and kfnr5
mere Last night by George l. Steeln5a-
las ipr the past four or five Years mad.
--i~ nome in Norfolk where lc held a
IgSponsihi" position as foreman Of ma
-lHr SHOPS. Several weeks ago he
.-N nls family moved 10 Casweu coun-
~ ~ -. near here. where he started
% 4"Imlns y few DAYS ago he re
.lNed an oifer 10 return t. %orfotL
az tanced pay, and was 60 have left
Co., a. ~ -alest Developments on the Kill
ana i insiN, that Cousins was drinking
his home. and after being orIr-59' a., u. g."
~, ~ SIC imam with pistol Staer'
tt.t"i vent into q room. and cr0r+fos
- iodH from q douhlc-barreicd sbot-
s1u Pr ms breast. killing MIN instant{,.
oman Us IN 1ail Cousins i.s,.--' -
wife and one child 4eaNe5 a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-30
Norvell-Morris.

'srecial % The Times Dispatcn1
GREENSBORO. y. G.. January % -
AR J. y. Norven and Miss Gertrude
Morris. both Of CovcSvillc. Va. arrived
in this city this morning. went To-
Cleggs's Hotel. where they were mar
ried at 1890 o'clock. the Rev. Or bet
wiler officiating. The bride and groom
left for their home after the ceremouv.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-30
RIFLE SHOT FATAL.
Boy Dies of Injury Received
While Playing With His Cousin.

fSpecial - The Times DispatchJ
d. RHAM. y C.. January 29.-Auie
Barbee. the youth that was shot through
TIE head by his cousin and companion
Marvin Barbee. yesterday. while playing
with n gun. died at an early hour this
morning An operation was performed
10 extract the bullet. but this was 10
Gated In very delicate portion OF the
brain and could not be taken out. The
dead boy was the son az Mrs Annie Bar
bee. who lives several miles from the
city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-30
Walker-MOore

Special 20 The Times Dispatch
ALEXANDRIA. Va. Ja,,,s~,. ao
Miss Allie Moore and Mr.. Edward r
Walker. both OF this city were married.
ms evening at the parsonage az tba
Methodist Protestant Church. Tho core
mouy was performed by Rev. ! IT. =
EweH. pastor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-30
ACQUIT PEACEMAKER.
Colored Man Who Was Tried for
Shooting Another Now Free

I'm tile Clarke County Circuit Court az
BerrfviIlc this evening. George Morris.
colcred. who was recently indicted FOR
tie killing of William Porter also
colored. was acquitted During a Sat
urdav night dance last summer Porter
is alleged 20 have Interfered with Mo-
ris. who was acting as peaCemakcr IN
quarrel. and "a pistol duel followed.
both men being shot. Porter died after
lingering several days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-30

action will be taken later thereon The
estimated cost 20 the city is about s75.pio