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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-06-16
CHAPTER |.
BEGINNINGS.


"And so you have really made up
your mind, Richard?"
with your consent, mother"
Mrs. Farquhar sighed and tapped an
impatient tattoo on the fender with her
small, well-shod foot.
my share in the matter has not the
slightest Importance. You might have
spared me the farce"
'It's not a farce; as it happens, I
want your consent. It's true-Ill
marry without it-but it will make all
the difference to my happiness" He
put his head a little to one side and
looked at her whimsically. Really,
mother, you are the last person to
blame me for falling in love. 1t was
you who taught me to adore the sex"
She made no answer But she
glanced up at the tall Venetian mirror
and her mouth relaxed. She undoubt-
eddy possessed a charm which made it
seem scarcely credible that the man
beside her was her son. She was small
but beautifully made. She possessed
the nameless quality which excuses
everything and has sent men in all
ages from crime to great place and
from great place to the gallows. Rich
ard Farquhar bore her no resemblance,
though 1t was conceivable that without
the wig and the coating of powder she
might have revealed a certain similar
ity of coloring. His face and broad
shouldered, narrow-hipped figure re-
vealed race, also vigor and headstrong
temperament, which a peculiar light in
the eyes accumulated. At the moment
his expression was gay, but 1t yelled
excitement and something obstinately
resolved.
''You are a vain old womanr' he
said lightly. 81 believe you expected
me to be dancing at your apron strings
in blind alteration all my life."
81 did nothing of the sort wanted
you to marry-but not Sylvia Omney."
He looked at her in unconcealed sur
prise. Possibly her tone was new to
him. 1t was sharp and irritable; 1t re-
vealed her suddenly as an old woman.
81 think 1 must be rather like my
father" be said thoughtfully. 81 don't
remember hin, and have never seen
anything OF his save an old letter to
you. Here 1T is" From his breast
pocket he took out an old letter COW
cred with yellow, faded writing and
unfolded 1t. ut gives me a queer
feeling. too, when l read it," he went
on slowly. 81 might have written 1t
myself-to the woman / loved. He
must have loved you madly, mother.
One feels IN every line that you were
a religion to him-that he would have
sold himself, body and soul"
"Don'tr' she interrupted sharply, an
grily. Then she gave a shrill, unsteady
little laugh.
my poor Richardl Yes, you are like
him-very like him. But If it's the
wrong woman-what thenT
"Of course, it must not be the wrong
woman" he said slowly. "But my ia
Their chose rightly. as l know 1 hav,
chosen. have chosen a woman aftel
his owe heart-Sylvia is ike you
mother"
Sylvia ia like me?' She lifted he
faded, still beautiful eyes to his face
"Yes / suppose she is-what men cal
womrnly woman. God help mel
from what trey call womanly women
Well"-shc turned away with a care
less. a,llos; ,ontemptuous movement
of the shoulders-"I can't save you
Take cay blessing, Richard. That
what you wait, isn't it?''
Thank yn3. I may bring Sylvia e
see your"
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-06-16

1t is a pity that some persons
lack the tact to break unhappy
news inoffensively. Perhaps it
is thoughtlessness that Is re-
sponsible for good deal of the
sadness In the world-especiaIly
In the cases of spoiled women
who play with the affections of
men whose love is deep.
How much sorrow might have
been saved II between Sylvia
and Richard there had been
really mutual thoughtfulness
and effort to spare heartbreak
and souI-misery-than which
there is no greater misery.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-06-16

Wise is the wife who can make 4
noise like good dinner cooking.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-06-16

ITO BE coNTINUED0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29

sections 3tss Of tho Code Of Virginia. pro-
S.Ihnr Men petition for npr'nl or writ Of
I" IN" t"mnittcc on Privileges and Flee
liz Sir nriS,ow--ro amend and rc-cnac,
section ! an act To provide for lists Of
all PERSONS vii" HAY" p"d their state poi!
taxes. and FOR posting the same.
-" th" COMMITTEES ON Agriculture" and
Hy Mcssrs Sproul and Adams Of Char
: l"tt"--ro establish II bureau OF markets FOR
m ,n,,. pr"nne's within tlsc Depart
To IN" Committee on Roads and Internal
by M"ssrs nirrcm and Moc,zc--To amend
anu rc-"mact tn" Law pr"Nidiue all railway
corporations operating standard gauge
locomotive engines with electric headlights
or other headlights OF not 'ess than 800
TO the COMMITTEES Special. Private and
hy MIR S,cphcnsou--To appropriate cor
tain sums "f money from the Virginia State
crate e"ra @soe ,i"i ss Of lbs s,,e
hy MIR G",cw""d-'r" amend and rc-
the WORKING aud Keeping in repair the puhiic
roads Of Amherst County.
ny Mr. Iien!"y-To appropriate tn" sum
graves ~ the Confederate soldiers Killed
sums OF money from ii" Virginia state
Treasury in aid OF duly organized Couted.
crate memorial associations Of this state
ny MIR Ii"ust"n--r" amend ia" charter
authorizing The Council Of said city to pre-.
scribe 10y ordinance the limits Within which
u" buildings shall be constructed except
Of brick. st"n" or other incombustihlc ma
'criui. with hreproof roof.
by Mr.. iiomston-ro amend and re-enac;
section OF the charter OF the former
town. nov city. "f Hampton. in relation to
tn" rat" Of taxation
By Mr.. Observation-Disclosures tho city OF
Hampton Va I" borrow money and Issue
bonds therefor !" the amount Of S.5.0oe
for tho purpose "f extending and inrprov-
ms the present sewer system. and OF con.
stru"tInr new sewer system and other
permanent improvements
by MIR Gatew""d-T" prohibit the sale
"f any cider Whatever. or Of any other
drink containing more than half Of ono
por cent of alcohol within the corporate
units OF the town az Amherst.
To the Committee on ASyluns and iris
Of directors OF the State pcnitent!ary. branch
prisons and prison farms to conduct schools
!nr TIA" mental training OF the prisoners at
the p"ni;entiary state farm. and At the
prison camps
Y" the Committee on Insurance and Bank
ing:
By Mr.. Stcphenson-To prohibit lre in
surname" companies ana others engaged In
n 1 insnrnn.e from forming combinations
rates. and prescribing punishment for the
violation OF this act
legcs:
By Mcssrs. Harrison. Rolston winston
Swift Flanagan. NnIcntin" and Jordan-ro
amend and re enact section Of the to
create tine Virginia normal school board
I" heinc It's powers and duties.
hy Msssrs iludGins AMI val"utinc-ro
l." auth"ri2. tn" several school boards az
the school districts In this Stat. /" borrow
money belonging 10 the literary fund for
certain purposcj
BY Mcssrs. TAYLOR and Sproul-T" provide
Tor the establishment and maintenance. OF
education Of the blind.
- '" the Committee on Counties, cities nd
ny MIR. Beat,ie-To invest In Roar,!s Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
THE SENATE.

IN" Senate yesterday concTrrcd in
TN" passage of n-Imber OF House bills.
all OF local significance. and sent them
l" ia" Governor for his signature. Two
Sch"t" hilis. one TO appropriate $50. 400
Tor the administration Of affairs at
Iiop.wcll. and the other 10 regulate
the practice OF medicine and surgery.
w"r" passed and sent TO the lower.
nous" Tor concurrence. y number of
meas urcS, arising in both branches of
TN" LEGISLATURE. wcr" passed to tn.
third reading, ready for final action
to- day.
The Senate convened promptly at 70
clock noon. with observation-disclosures
nor j. Taylor EllySc in the chair The
invocation was delivered by Rev. j. J.
Sch"rcr, pastor of the First Evangcli-
cal Lutheran Church. After a session
OF one hour, the Senate adjourned 10
convene to-day at - O'Clock noon.
The Sepatc passed the following
bills:
House bill No. $50 authorize tho
Board of Supervisors Of Nncli, County
'" borrow from tim. To time. In" sum
of 500" 20 continue the Improvement
Of public roads. Patron. MIR Epes.
House bin No. 3;-To amend chan
ter 253. extra session I3o2-3-; rro
Nidlns for keeping in re rair the roads
OF Cumberland county aud incr.asjnn
tn: compensation of ". Supervisors
OF the several districts in supervising.
road and bridge work. Patron. H. T.
Baker
House bill No. 35-T. authorizo tho
local road board of Salem Magis,ori.,I
District. cuircp"r County. 10 issuc
bonds TO raise money for tho buildiu,
ana completion of roads Patron. Mir
Smith.
House bin No. 3s-To amend an act
10 provide for working and keeping in
repair the public roads Of Huch,rar
ana Dickinson Coun les. Patron. Mir
Roberts
House bill No. 3;-ro amend s.c,jnr
fund for the Improvement Of roads and
bridges In Dinwiddie County and -.
create road board for tho county
Patron. Mr.. Harris
House b..i No. 3s-To provid. co,r
pcnsation for the board of ROAD com.
inissioners Of Bluestone Macis,.ria,
District. Mecnlenbu. County. ON, of
the proceeds Of the sale of bonds 10
sue! in the district. Patron, Mr.. Iud
gins. '''u
senate bill No SIS 20 appron,;.,
'he sum OF $4,000 for the proper ad :
'hlnistration of affairs at Hopeweu IN
preScrihe the methods whereby. tho s,ia
expenditures shall ne administered.
ana 10 provide for the repayment there.
Of TO the state treasury. Patron S.,.
ator Barham.
Senate hiil No. G4-'ro reru,ata ,,o
practice OF medicine and surgery ana
10 repeal all acts or acts i'm coraic.
lhercwith. Patrons. S-na:ors Rarhar
and West '' ''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
THE HOUSE

ne Rouse remained in session three
ana a half hours Yesterday. devo,inp
"'uch OIL Inc time To debates on hills
on their second reading. Much OF INC
ti'he was spent in discussion of the
hcatt'e Bill providing for the RAISING
81 thoroughbred cattle on the stat.
Farm. and the Fuller bill. nrovidirg
free schoobooks In counties and scbonI
districts where a majority of the voters
indorse such a course
The Beattic bill failed OF MASSAGE
After the Incorporation OF several
amendments, tho schoolbook hill vas
advanced Ia its third reading and en-
srossment. and will come ND to-doy ON
its passage. |, is expected that j, Will
encounter sharp opposition An amend
mcnt appended n the instance Of Dele
gate Sproul provides tina; the act shall
not apply to any district where Tho
school term is less than seven months
long An am"ndm"nt added upon the
motion of Delegate Moss provides that
Inc Tree schoolbook policy. once adou.
ed by county or district. NAV he
rcscinded by majority vote Another
amendment provides that where free
schoolboohs are authorized under this
act, not more than one book OF any
one Class snail be loaned 10 a pupil
in single year
The House passed Senate bill No
-. amending the charter Of tho town
Of Falls Church. in the Counties of
Fairfax and Alcxandria: and Senate
bill No. ~, validating certain high
school bonds issued by the town of
Ashland. the ordinance authorizing the
issue. and the election held pursuant
to this ordinance. 1t passed also House
bill No. sS. FOR tho relief of the Suf-
folk Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton. y large mum her OF uncontcsted
House bills were advanced from their
second to their third reading.
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PROHIBITION BILL
OFFERED IN SENATE

- ptNlLUtb '!tll J. lE>t l'I.e.p
OF good standing Of temperate habits.
ana not addicted TO the use OF narcotic
drugs on the prescription the physi-
clan must state I'll. character and
quantity of spirits. the disease with
which his patient is suffering, how the
spirits are to he used. the name Of
the person who will use them. the
number OF prescriptions given by him
TO the same person within the last
six months. and that he has made a
personal examination The prescrip-
ton Will not be Reliable
DRUGGIST MUST KEEP
RECORD OF ALL SALES
III. drug rist will he required 10 keep
- record Of all sales, giving detailed
Information with regard TO each. and
this viii he open at all times 10 inspec-
'ior by an officer. Tor the first viola
tion Of the law, his bond Will be de-
clarcd forfeited. his license Will be re-
VoEcd for one year and his stool; OF
ardent spirits coniiscated. on a second
conviction, his license will he revoked
for ali time. In addition. he will be
dealt with rs any other violator of the
Law. The physician falls within the
general category.
Clubs, fraternity houses and lodge
rooms are become hooZeless places. I'm
lowed to handle ardent spirits IN any
quantity. whether for sale or for treat
ing" Violation OF the law will be
deemed misdemeanor. punishable by n
fine OF not less than 500 nor moro
than s5n0 and imprisonment for not
less than two nor more than six
months. Cider is taboocd. except when
mar makes il on his own place for
his own use.
New spapers published in Virginia are
forbidden 10 carry any advertisement
Of ardent spirits. and news agencies and
ncwshoys handling papers published
outside the state that carry such adj
vcriiscmcmtS. Will he liable to prosecu-
ton. The law will not reach papers
sen. by mail on subscription.
For the purpose OF deriving as muci.
revenue as possible for carrying on the
work Of the department. The bill pro
vidcs that scent stamp. 10 be is
sued by tho department. shall be at
tachcd 10 every prescription and af-
Gdavit
violators of the act will no string
emily dealt with. For the first oTcnsc.
they Will he fined and imprisoned. IA
already set forth, and, on n second con-
viction, will he fined not less than $500
nor more than $1,000 and imprisoned
for a period OF not less than six nor
more than twelve months. 1f the sec
onii 'offcnsc is Il felony. the fine will re-
main the same, and the offender will he
sent 10 the penitentiary for not less
than one nor more than five wears. In
the case OF repeated miSdemcauor
tho trial Judge is required to give n
term on the public roads. unless the Of
fender is physically incapaci,ated for
such service.
POSSESSION OF LIQUOR
rs PRIMA FACIE EVIDENCE
Frima facic evidence shall consist OF
tn" possession Of 4 Federal license o.,
Of more than one gallon OF whisky or
Vine or three OF beer or any quantity
Ct Intoxicating liquor in any place
other thnn . mans bona lihc home
Wineries and breweries arc tabcocd
in tho bill I,
In explaining the relation Of The Gov
ernor to the Commissioners Of Moral
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
HOUSE BILLS

Tho following bills wcr" presented and
referred ia tho House Of Delegates ycster-
day:
10 the Committee on Chesapeake and Its
Tributaries:
Ry MIR ,cw---'ro change tho position Of
secretary Of tho Commission Of Fisheries To
that ~ Shelliish Commissioner; 10 dciine
the duties aud powers "f the commission
To the Committee for tourtS of Justice {.
nv Mr.. Iicnley--To amend and rc-cnact
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29

Welfare. Senator Mapp said "Thcr" Is
nothing IN the bill limiting tho power
OF the Governor or relieving; him OF the
duty imposed upon him by the CouSti-
tuition and the statutes to see that TIA"
laws are faithfully enforced. In other
words. tn; Governor will have tho same
general supervision over IA" Commits
sioncr OF Moral Welfare that he has
over tn" Commissioner Of Fisheries
commissioners of Labor and Insurance.
ana the Commissioner or ASriculturc
The first two are appointed by the GOV
"rnor IA" third elected by tho I"riyla-
lure and the fourth Dy the people
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.

dorsinc the administrations prepared
ness program. This resolution was be-
fore the committee, and Will be con-
sidcrcd by IL when il meets Tuesday
TO decide upon IT'S report 10 the House.
During the meeting Of the committee
p"l.gat. Clements proposed as an
amendment 10 the Le"dy resolution
that the Virginia members OF Congress
lie asked to support a dill extending to
all the states Of tho union that desire
Il. government instruction in military
Orainin" and uniforms and rifles to all
Students of public schools In these
states, between the ages OF sixteen and
twenty. who may organize companies
or battalions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond.

state senate. Capitol. IL noon.
House of Delegates, Capitol, 10
O'rIOci<.
Country Club of Virginia, cnbnrct
dinner Ounce, . o'clock.
tcrInl Hight, HrURd street Park,
::3O O'clnck.
Soccer fOOtbnII. BrOnd street lnrk,
= O'Clock.
Academy OF Music. John Drew, In
"rhc Chico; matinee. .,sO; night,
S,3O.
I.!ric-Pnpulnr vaudeville; mutt
nee, .; night. $50 and q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29

Supervisors of counties ad io,ning and ahut-
ting city with a population of 1000 or
more Inhabitants as shown 10y United Statcs
census. the same powers and authority now
vested or hereafter conferred upon Common
Councils az elites and towns.
By Mr.. St"phcnSon--ro authorize and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
Here and There
in the Legislature

The farmers game bill. offered by
Delegates Norris, Willis and several
other members. was favorably reported
last night by the House Committee on
General Laws. The hill has been gen
orally Endorsed by farmers orgnniza-
tons throughout the State. and is re-
carded as a progressive measure for
game prcscrva ton. The committee held
a public hearing some DAYS ago. when
n number Of people appeared in be-
half OF tho bill.
Tho bill was reported out last night
at an executive session Of the com
mitiec.
TIL" House Committee on Schools
aud Colleges voted yesterday afternoon
To refer to n subcommittee of three
all bills before the COMMITTEES which
prescribe q term Of years within which
changes i'm schoolbooks arc prohibited
Several hills Of this character have
been introduced i'm the House. the most
radical prohibiting u change i'm tcyt
books oftcncr than orcc In ten wears
Talks were made ny Superintendent
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THREE

empower the b"ard Of Supervisors OF cccu.
tics in this stat" >" appropriate money for
tn" purchase maintenance aud operation 90
motor truck TO u" used In building and
keeping In repair roads In thrir Respective
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
The Weather
lLo91@NCN
I.ornI Tempcrnturc.

- noon temperature. ~
!: i. NJ. temperature. Observation-Disclosures. ~
Man iinum temperature to i. NJ. -
Minimum temperature to j. NJ. D!
M"an temperature OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 60
Normal temperature ............ ~
Excess in temperature. ......... IS
lp.ncicncy in temperature since
March ................ lSG
uar% / ................... IA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29

."' iuhhc Instruction Stcarncs. aud
superintendent Chandler. of the Rich
m"nd Public Schools Dclccat" PAGE
thought that since the states contract
Tor tn" use of the present books has
stu four years Ia run the ,incstiun
Of regulating; their change may he left
To the Legislature "r laiS to consider.
the subcommittee was instructed to
examine all bills hcariu.: on this matter
ana TO report It's recommendations to
the fun committee.
Delegate Row, OF Acconac. introduced
yesterday Il bin which makes tho acc
rotary Of tho Commission Of Fisheries
shcllnSh commissioner Tho change is
in accordanc" with tho rcComu o ufi:,-
tons contained in III" Fish Commits
Sion's annual report and in the Gov
"rnor's messag" :" tho General AS
scmbly. Tin" hin provides also for y
chang" in tn" manner of appointing tho
members Of the commission y, pres
cnt they are appointed at on" time by
tho Governor for fnur-N"ar terms The
change provides for q plan under which
only ON" COMMISSIONS N time viii
be appointed.
Speaker Houston is tho patron Of n
hill to authorize the city or Hampton
To issue S75.noo in bonds for extending
and improving it's sewcrac" system
The Improvement contemplated is
counted upon to rclicv" Hampton for
all time from the danger of cmhar-
rassncnt arising from Legislation pro-
hibitinr the pollution "f oyster beds
through the deposit "f sewage in
streams and rivers.
The House Committee on Privileges
and Elections Yesterday fixed { o'clock
Monday afternoon FOR u public hearing
on tho womnns suffrage amendment.
Tho senate Privileges aud Elections
Committee before which tic sam"
amendment is pending Will he invited
To sit with tho Eouse committee. Tn,
tho House Of Delegates,
Delegate Graham T. l1obsou. Of Rich
m"ud. first asked the committee to got
Monday afternoon for 81 hearing from
the :.utisuffrar" wing. II such hear
inn were arranged, Nc said. the COM
mittco would bc addressed hy Miss
Price. of cleveland Ohio. prominent
antisunraGc speaker. When tho com
mittcc fixed Monday afternoon for
hearing frorn both sides Mr.. Ilohson
announced that Miss Price would not
he present.
\ hill inn odIccd Yesterday by Dele
gate Valentine empowers the board or
directors OF the state Penitcutiary to
establish at The pcnitcntiary. branch
prisons or prison farm, schools for
the mental training of prisoners
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I.Ocni ItainfnII.

l;aluiaii last twelve hours. ana. Nom
l;"iniali last twcuty-four hours. Nom
deficiency in rainfall since March
-
uary ................. IA
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THOROUGHBRED CALF BILL
MEETS WITH DEFEAT
Dc'cSatcs Express Doubts About
Methods and Management
OF State Farm.
MAY MOVE HOME FOR GIRLS
committee Hears From General L.. W.
Nichols on Prcparcdncss-Isud
Hearing OF Charitable institutions
f"forc appropriations Committee.

Nichols on PrcparcdncSS-lSud
Hearing OF Charitable Institutions
f"forc appropriations Committee.
Ii'" lIous" devoted :, fun hour Of it's
session Yesterday To :, lively debate on
delegate E"attic's hill, which provided
an appropriation ur $5."oo for tho rails
lnG OF thoroughbred cattle at the stat"
Farm. TN" cnlvcs 10 bc sold To Nirriiti:,
FARMERS At a nominal price. Tho bill
MAS attacked ass class legislation in
the interest 81 farmers. and az i'm
practicable" Will" on Tia" hmal roll
chil 1t Dolicd forty-cight aye" votes
10 forty-two votes in the negative. thu
h'll was declared defeated b"caus" of
it, failure TO pnll the uf;y-ouc votes
necessary {" pass an appropriation
measure
Delegate rca.ile directed attention to
tho enormous suns Virginia cattle
breeders pay fo,' thoroughbred cattle
sent hero from other states. and 10 the
henoGis that would arise from cstab-
lishnr within tn" stat" source OF
supply 10 which all the farmers could
hav" access without tin" paYin@ of large
profits demanded by private dealers
SkErTIttI. OF BENEFITS
FROM STATE: FARM
Delegate Hugh \ Whit" WAS sk"pu-
"a! 'nou' any "e''''a ,n'' "":
r"'''h lroin IN" STAT" f"l ia I'H '"-
H'''"t,oi' F'' Sai'' "h''' '"'",''t ~"
""- lilh''h' 'S'il" ~" pr"N'''' 49,"
"h'iIni'.d i+n"i, ma >.S h'i'NE mann
trituc" demands upon ia" state every
year. lie has hocu Informed, lac 3aid,
That nrivat" individuals ar" ready 4"
tax" over III" management of tn" stat"
Farm nud pay th" Sta.r Tor the priv
lrgc Ills kuowl.dGc 81 the way tia"
state Farm has h."u administered. he
said, did not cucoura.'e him TO believe
that n could maxi" "A slcc, - Of raisiu.,
ihoroll-hbr.d Garlic
Src,,n.s Ina hnh,Ir .C hc measure
,.or,. r,adc. l., ,.i..atc. o;or,lou. PAGE.
I.,,l.s poI-,,, it,t ,,orn,rirs and
ito,I. n.i...,. ,..,i,.. IN. an
made tic rnfuf mat t,nsk breeding is
~, t,.. IT, .rir,
~ c,.,a
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y hill inf oduccd Yesterday by Dele
gate Valentine empowers the board 81
directors Of the state Penitcutiary to
establish at The rcnitentary. branch
prisons or prison farm, schools for
the mcnta! training of prisoners
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Local barometer Rcndiu-.

T. ~. ............... ......... .30.2i
i.ocnI Observation mt - y. n. Yesterday.
Temperature. 80: humidity, IS: wind.
direction, northwest: wind. velocity, +.
miles; weather cloudy.