LIBRARY CATALOGUE 
 
 •fVf 1 AND 
 
 RULES 
 
 GOVERNMENT OF PRISONERS 
 
 IN THE 
 
 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 HENRY TOWN, Warden. 
 
 Democrat Printing Co., State Printers. 
 
 1904. 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE 
 
 AND 
 
 RULES 
 
 FOR THE 
 
 GOVERNMENT OF PRISONERS 
 
 IN THE 
 
 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 Democrat Printing Co., State Printers. 
 
 1904. 
 

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 GOVERNMENT OF PRISONERS. 
 
 To the Prisoner : 
 
 That you may appreciate fully the power conferred upon the 
 prison authorities by the laws of the state in maintaining order 
 and discipline in the prison, your attention is directed to the 
 following section of the revised statutes, and your assistance is 
 invoked in keeping the conditions such that harsh measures may 
 become unnecessary and unknown : 
 
 Section 4922. All necessary means shall be used, under the 
 direction of the warden, to maintain order in the prison, en- 
 force obedience, suppress insurrections and effectually prevent 
 escapes, even at the hazard of life ; for which purpose he may at 
 all times command the aid of the officers of the institution and 
 of the citizens outside of the precincts of the prison ; and any 
 citizen refusing to obey such command shall be held liable to 
 such fines, penalties and forfeitures as apply to persons; refusing 
 to obey a sheriff or other officer calling upon the aid of the 
 county to assist in serving a process or for quelling insurrec- 
 tion. 
 
 
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 RULES 
 
GENERAL RULES. 
 
 1. Observe strictly these rules and obey the orders of officers 
 and directions of foremen without reply or argument. When 
 orders of officers and others conflict, obey the officer. 
 
 2. Be quiet everywhere and at all times. 
 
 3. You are not to talk or communicate ini any manner with 
 any other prisoner while marching or standing in line, while at 
 meals (except! by such' signs as make your wants known to the 
 waiter) , while in the chapel or at work in the shop except when 
 given permission by an officer or guard. You are not to talk 
 to any free person unless by permission and in the presence of 
 an officer. You are not to talk to any officer on subjects not con- 
 cerning your duty or conduct as a prisoner. Insolence, profan- 
 ity or obscenity will not be tolerated. 
 
 4. You may talk to your cell mate, if you have one, but in 
 LOW TOGSTKlSi only. Db not talk or call to men in other cells. 
 Do not whistle, sing or make any unnecessary noise. 
 
 5. Keep your person, clothes, bedding, cell and library books 
 clean. You must not draw, paint or hang pictures on the walls 
 of your cell, nor in any way mark or deface library books, build- 
 ings, walls, furniture or fittings. 
 
 6. You are not to alter or deface your clothing in any way, 
 and must not cut your shoes. If your clothing or shoes do not 
 fit, or need repair, report, at once to your officer, who will take 
 the necessary steps to remedy the matter. 
 
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 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 7. You must wear your outer shirt, and are not allowed to 
 work in your undershirt unless by special permission of the 
 Warden or Deputy Warden, while tending boilers, furnaces, etc. 
 
 8. When leaving or entering your cell close the door without 
 slamming. Stand at the cell door whenever required for count. 
 Hold your door firmly closed till the switch bar is thrown, or 
 when the officer locks the door with the key. 
 
 9. You must sleep with your feet towards the cell door. Un- 
 less you have permission and on account of sickness, do not go 
 to bed in the day time, except during the afternoon of Sundays 
 and holidays. Do not go to bed with your clothing on. Keep 
 your shoes off the bed. 
 
 10. On returning to the cell house go into your own cell. If 
 found in the wrong cell you will be severely punished. Stopping 
 on the range to look into another prisoner’s cell or passing any 
 article into a cell or from one cell to another will be severely 
 punished. Using a mirror to watch officers on the range will 
 be severely punished. 
 
 11. You must not have money, jewelry or any valuables in 
 your possession ; nor any stamps ; nor stationery, except that 
 furnished you on writing day. Pen and ink will be furnished 
 you on writing day, and letter paper, when not used for a letter, 
 must be returned. 
 
 12. You must not, at any time, have any tools or weapons in 
 you cell nor concealed in your clothing, or on your person. 
 Tinkering in your cell is expressly forbidden. 
 
 13. You must not at any time have a knife on your person or 
 in your cell unless you have written permission from the War- 
 den or Deputy. Any knife found in your clothing or concealed 
 upon your person or in your cell will be held as evidence of your 
 intention to injure some one and you will be dealt with accord- 
 
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 14 . You are not to carry a lead pencil or blank paper upon 
 your person or into your cell without written permission of the 
 Warden or Deputy Warden. If it is necessary for you to use a 
 pencil at your work it must he left in the shop either at your 
 place or in the custody of your shop officer. Materials from the 
 shop must not, he taken into your cell. 
 
 15 . Whenever you have any necessary ' communication to 
 make, or a request to present to the Board of Control, Warden 
 or Deputy) Warden, inform your officer, who will make out for 
 you a written request for audience or letter, or will state your 
 business in writing and forward it, through proper channels to 
 the person you: wish to address. On matters of minor im- 
 portance notify your officer of your desire to speak to the Dep- 
 uty when he next visits the shop, stating why you wish to speak 
 to him. Do not step out of line to address the W arden or Dep- 
 uty Warden. 
 
 16 . When marching in line keep your head erect and your 
 face turned towards the front. You must not leave the line or 
 change places in the line without permission of the officer in 
 charge. On marching into the shop keep your place in the line 
 till the officer commands the line to break. 
 
 17 . At the first whistle signal in the morning you must arise, 
 wash, dress, clean your cuspidor, make up your bed and prepare 
 to march out with the cell bucket. If sck, notify the officer who 
 unlocks the range, or your shop keeper as soon as you reach the 
 shop. Do not remain in your cell without permission. 
 
 18 . At the 9 PL ML signal go to bed at once, placing your 
 shoes at the cell door, and the balance of your clothing where it 
 can plainly he seen. 
 
 19 . Whenever you leave your cell for work, school or chapel, 
 and whenever you leave the shop, see that your clothing is in or- 
 der and shirt properly fastened at the neck band. Ho ribbons, 
 
WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
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 badges or decorations, except the badge of the prison Christian 
 Endeavor society, will be allowed on your clothing. Put your 
 cap on properly and keep your hands out of your pockets. 
 Avoid all insolence or rowdyism in walk, manner or gestures. 
 
 20. You will be promptly reported and severely punished if 
 you unnecessarily, and with intention of annoying, jostle or 
 brush against another prisoner, or in any way provoke another 
 prisoner to anger. Making faces or insulting gestures will not, 
 be tolerated. 
 
 Any trick, by which another prisoner is led into violation of 
 rules and loss of time 1 , will lead its author into severe punish- 
 ment and reduction to the Third Grade. 
 
 21. In speaking to an 1 officer stand at two paces’ distance and 
 speak distinctly ; it isi not necessary to 1 breathe into an officer’s 
 face to make him hear you. Do not pass closely in front of an 
 officer, or between two officers who are conversing, and do not 
 interrupt: unless you are a messenger charged by another officer 
 with very urgent and important business. 
 
 22. You must not chew tobacco while marching in line or 
 while in the dining room 1 . You must not spit upon cell house 
 or corridor floors or upon dining room floor. Cuspidors will be 
 provided and must be used. When you go to sick call be sure 
 that your mouth has been rinsed out and that no tobacco stains 
 are on lips or tongue. 
 
 23. You must not use or have tobacco while in the hospital or 
 in sick cell. If in the First Grade you may smoke IN 
 YOTJRj CELL at noon, after evening count, and until bedtime — 
 9 P. M. ; — but in no other place in the prison and AT’ NO 
 OTITElR TIME!, except that night engineers and firemen may 
 smoke at work. 
 
 24. You are permitted to have in your cell the following reg- 
 ulation article© of furniture: Ofne Bible, 1 cup, 1 mirror, 1 
 
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 cuspidor, 1 spoon, 1 face towel, 1 dish, towel, 1 piece hard soap, 1 
 comb, I hair brush, blankets, sheets!, pillow cases, night shirt, 
 mattress, bedstead, camp stool, 1 table, 1 water jar with cover, 1 
 electric light, 1 small library shelf, 1 library catalogue and book 
 of rules and such school and library books as your conduct and 
 grade privileges, permit, 
 
 25. You are not to have any tobacco in your possession if in 
 the Second or Third Grade, and a. prisoner who gives tobacco to 
 a Second or Third Grade man will be severely punished and 
 reduced to either grade. 
 
 26. In chapel sit erect with arms folded when not; holding 
 the song book or lesson leaf. Keep- your face toward the front, 
 and pay respectful attention. Do> not chew tobacco in chapel. 
 Do not spit on the floor. Do not read during services. 
 
 27. Tb attract your officer’s! attention raise your hand. Do 
 not hiss at him, or call to' him, or make any noise to- attract his 
 attention, for which you should not have long to wait. 
 
 28. Yon are not to warn any officer of the approach or move- 
 ments of the Warden or Deputy Warden, nor are you to warn 
 any other prisoner of the presence or movements of an officer or 
 guard. Any interference of this nature with the business of 
 the officers of he institution will certainly result in your pun- 
 ishment and loss of good time. 
 
 29. Do not stare at officers or visitors. Impudent staring 
 will be considered and reported asi insolence. Do not gaze 
 around the shop but pay attention! strictly to your 1 work. 
 
 30. You must approach an, officer or guard in a respectful 
 manner, taking off your capi, or touching the cap if out of doors, 
 before speaking to him Use the officer’s last name always with 
 the title “Mr.” and with -no other title. In addressing the of- 
 ficer, if you do not know his name, say “Sir” and proceed with 
 your communication. 
 
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 31. You] are not to answer or respond ,if addressed by your 
 first, or given name, as the undue familiarity between officers 
 and prisoners, which such a custom breeds, will not be tolerated. 
 Any attempt at familiarity on your part will be punished, so 
 you are to avoid all familiarity on the part of the officer, guard 
 or foreman. You must not place your hand upon an officer or 
 foreman or touch their clothing, or in any way come into close 
 personal contact with them. 
 
 32. You are not to receive anything whatsoever from any 
 free person, or person not connected with the institution in an 
 official capacity. You are to make no present whatsoever to 
 any officer or employee of the institution, not to buy anything 
 from or for any officer, nor to ask any officer to buy anything 
 from or for you. You are not to ask any officer or employee to 
 mail or write any letter for you without special permission 
 from the Warden or Deputy Warden. Your mail must not be 
 addressed to yon in care of any foreman, officer or guard, but 
 in care of the Warden of the institution. You are not to make 
 or repair anything for any officer, guard or employee unless 
 written permission is obtained from the Deputy Warden. 
 
 33. Delivering Article's to Convict. (Section 4493, 
 Devised Statutes — State of Wi scorn in.) Any officer or other 
 person who shall deliver or procure to> be delivered or shall have 
 in his possession with intent, to' deliver to any convict confined 
 in the state prison, or shall deposit or conceal in or about said 
 prison or the dependencies thereof, or in any carriage or other 
 vehicle going into! the premises belonging to said prison any ar- 
 ticle or thing whatever, with intent that any convict confined in 
 said prison should obtain or receive the same, or who shall receive 
 from any convict any article or thing whatever with intent to 
 convey the same out of said prison, contrary to the rules or 
 regulations of said prison and without the knowledge or permis- 
 sion of the Warden thereof, shall be punished by imprisonment 
 in said state prison not more than two years or by fine not ex- 
 ceeding five hundred dollars. 
 
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 34 . You are required to attend chapel services on Sundays, 
 except on the last Sunday of the month, and in no case to absent 
 yourself therefrom without written consent or order of the W ar- 
 den, Deputy Warden or Physician. 
 
 The services are non-sectarian in character, and your religious 
 preferences, if you have any, will not be in any way opposed. 
 Prison life is swiftly destructive of physical and mental being 
 if bad habits and immoral tendencies are not dispelled by the 
 cultivation of sound morals and the uplifting of the soul from 
 gloomy brooding and evil thoughts, and such are the objects 
 sought in these services, which every prisoner should attend and 
 willingly encourage for his own preservation and strengthening, 
 as well as for the good done others by his example. 
 
 GRADING RULES. 
 
 35 . On entering the prison the prisoner shall be placed in 
 the First Grade. As long as his conduct is good and he com- 
 plies fully and cheerfuly with the rules he shall be entitled to 
 the following privileges : 
 
 1. One ration of tobacco each week. 
 
 2. Electric light in, his cell. 
 
 3. Visits from friends once in four weeks. 
 
 4. Permission to write a letter on the 1st and 3rd Sundays 
 of the month. 
 
 5. Permission to receive weekly newspapers and periodicals 
 approved by the Warden. 
 
 6. Permission to 1 draw 1 books from the library. 
 
 7. Permission to receive from friends on Holidays one ex- 
 press package of not more than 6 pounds, which may contain 
 articles enumerated under mail and express rules. 
 
 8. Other Holiday privileges whenever the Warden shall deem 
 them safe or advisable. 
 
 36 . For willful violation of the rules, or for laziness, filthi- 
 ness, or disorderly conduct, in addition to punishment by soli- 
 tary confinement on bread and water, with loss of good time, 
 
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 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 or by recording a black-mark with loss of good timei, the Warden 
 may, in his discretion, reduce the offender to the Second or 
 Third Grade. 
 
 37. In the Second Grade the prisoner shall receive the fol- 
 lowing privileges only : 
 
 1. Permission to write on the 2nd Sunday of the month. 
 
 2. Electric light in cell., 
 
 3. Permission to draw books from the library. 
 
 He shall remain in the Second Grade until the Warden deems 
 him worthy of promotion to the First Grade and complete res- 
 toration to the First Grade privileges. 
 
 38. In the Third Grade the prisoner shall receive none of 
 the privileges heretofore mentioned, except when absolutely 
 necessary as vital matters and then only by special direction of 
 the Warden. 
 
 39. In the Third Grade the prisoner shall be denied all 
 communication with outside friends and relatives except in 
 cases of sickness and then only by special direction of the War- 
 den. 
 
 MAIL AND EXPRESS RULES. 
 
 40. All letters and papers shall be examined at the office un- 
 der the direction of the Warden before being mailed or deliv- 
 ered. 
 
 41. Ho mail will be taken from the Post Office for any pris- 
 oner unless the prisoner shall, over his own signature, give the 
 Warden authority for its withdrawal from the Post Office and 
 its opening and inspection by the prison authorities, and its 
 non-delivery when subversive of the safety or discipline of the 
 prison, or the laws of the state of Wisconsin. 
 
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 42. On entering the prison the following form shall be pre- 
 sented to the prisoner for signature : 
 
 “The undersigned 1 , a prisoner in the Wisconsin 
 State Prison, hereby directs the Warden of the Wis- 
 consin State Prison to receive for the undersigned all 
 mail addressed to him, to open and inspect such mail, 
 and to deliver to him all mail which does not contain 
 criminal news or matter prejudicial to the safety and 
 discipline of the prison.” 
 
 43. Letters of prisoners', other than those addressed to the 
 Governor or members of the State Board of Control, which con- 
 tain accusations, charges or complaints against the prison au- 
 thorities, will not be mailed. 
 
 44. Letters must be short and refer to family or personal 
 matters only, or to proper matters of business. No reference 
 must be made to criminals nor to criminal matters generally. 
 No reference must be made to prison officers by name, nor to 
 anything that happens in or about the prison. Nlo obscene or 
 vulgar language will be permitted,; such language would of it- 
 self render the prisoner liable to prosecution under the laws of 
 the United States if the letter containing it were mailed. Let- 
 ters containing threats of any kind also lay the writer liable 
 to prosecution under State laws'. 
 
 45. You will be permitted to write sealed letters to the State 
 Board' of Control at Madison, to whom any proper or truthful 
 complaint may be made without fear of punishment or disclos- 
 ure of your name. 
 
 46. Written permission must be obtained from the Warden 
 or Deputy in case it becomes necessary to write special letters, 
 and in making application for special permits the prisoner must 
 state his reason for such request. 
 
 47. The writing days for the First Grade are on the first and 
 third Sundays of the month. The Second Grade will write on 
 
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 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 the second Stunday of the month. Prisoners are furnished with 
 stationery and postage by the state. Letters when written must 
 be left unfolded and placed on the cross bar of the cell door for 
 collection Sunday evening. Unused letter sheets must be re- 
 turned. Do not Write between the lines or across the written 
 matter, nor in any way make your letter difficult of inspection 
 or otherwise it will be destroyed. 
 
 48. Your friends may send you by mail the following ar- 
 ticles only: Magazines, w r eekly newspapers, story papers, 
 
 novels of the better grade, photographs of relatives, suspenders, 
 oomb, hair brush, small whisk brush, tooth brush, manicure scis- 
 sors or nail trimmer, chewing gum, wooden tobacco pipe, hand- 
 kerchiefs. Express packages will not be received or signed for 
 except small packages of fruit or nuts, just before a holiday, 
 not exceeding six pounds in weight, or extra citizen’s clothing 
 just before a prisoner’s discharge. One-half pound of sugar 
 may be packed with the fruit; but candy, cake, meats or canned 
 goods of any description will not be admitted, nor will any- 
 thing escape destruction that is suspected to contain, or could 
 contain, morphine, opium, or similar drugs. 
 
 No daily paper, or papers dealing extensively in criminal, 
 sporting house or gambling news, or sensational papers of low 
 moral tone, will be admitted. 
 
 DINING ROOM RULES. 
 
 49. On entering the dining room take your seat promptly, 
 sit erect and fold your arms, keeping your eyes to the front un- 
 til the signal is given for you to commence eating. Keep your 
 elbows off the table. 
 
 50. Strict silence must be observed, and you must learn to 
 make your wants known by the use of the following signals : 
 
 If you wish water, place or hold your cup with the handle 
 toward the aisle or toward the waiter. If you wish tea or cof- 
 fee, reverse the position so that the handle of the cup is away 
 
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 from the aisle or the waiter. If you wish syrup (when the 
 same is on the table) hold your slice of bread above your plate. 
 If you want meat, hold up your fork about the height of your 
 chin. If you wish soup, hold up your spoon. If you want 
 vegetables, hold up your knife. If you want bread, hold up 
 your right hand. After finishing your meal place knife, fork 
 and spoon in parallel position across your plate from right to 
 left, with the handles together. 
 
 51. Using vinegar in your drinking water or putting meat 
 upon the table is strictly prohibited. You are permitted to eat 
 at table until the signal is given for the line preceding yours to 
 rise. 
 
 52. Wasting food in any form will not be tolerated. Do 
 not ask for, or allow the waiter to place on your plate more food 
 than you can eat. When through with your meal leave un- 
 broken pieces' of bread unmussed on the left, side of your plate. 
 Crusts and small pieces of bread: must not be left upon your 
 plate. 
 
 53. You may take food to your cell from the dinner table on 
 Sundays and holidays only. 
 
 54. If you wish to speak to your officer a, bout the food or 
 service, or become sick and are obliged to leave the table, hold 
 up your left hand. 
 
 MARCHING. 
 
 55. At every signal to fall in for marching, you must take 
 your place in line promptly, forming in double column of files. 
 Every alternate man as he arrives at his place in line will step 
 up to the left of the mam in front of him, touching elbows with 
 him. Stand erect ini line, hands by your side, eyes on the neck 
 of the man in front of you and keep a distance from him of six- 
 teen inches. At the command “Forward,” transfer the weight 
 
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 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 of the body to the right leg and at the command, “March,” step 
 off promptly with! the left foot, keeping in step with the man 
 in front of you and promptly obeying the orders of your offi- 
 cer. Do not raise your hand in the ranks. March steadily and 
 with military precision. 
 
 56. When the column of twos approaches any doorway or 
 passage where it will be necessary to march in single file the 
 officer will command “Right by file — march !” At the com- 
 mand “March” each man on the left of each set of two will 
 step to the rear of the man on his right and continue to march. 
 
 57. When necessary to- form a column of twos from a line 
 marching) in single file, the officer will command “Form twos — 
 march!” At the command march the second man from the 
 head of the column will step to the left of the man marching 
 in front of him, and simultaneously each alternate man will 
 perform the same movement, it being exactly the reverse of the 
 movement Right by file. 
 
 58. When the officer shall desire to march the column to the 
 right or left he shall command “Column right (or left) — 
 march!” At the command march the leading man (or two 
 men) shall turn, to* the right (or left) and the remainder of the 
 men in the column shall march up to and turn on the same spot, 
 preserving their distance and covering the men in front, of them. 
 
 LABOR RUI.ES. 
 
 59. On entering the shop or arriving at your place of labor 
 you will prepare for and begin upon your work promptly. 
 
 60. You must respectfully listen to and carry out all in- 
 structions given you by your foreman. In talking with your 
 foreman, you are required to confine your conversation strictly to 
 your shop duties. Excepting your foreman and officer, you are 
 strictly forbidden to speak or communicate with any one. You 
 
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 will make known your desire to speak to an officer by holding 
 up your left hand. 
 
 61 . You wlill not, be allowed to leave your place of work ex- 
 cept by permission of your officer. When out of work, or per- 
 mitted to rest, you must stand or sit in your place with arms 
 folded. 
 
 62 . If you are sick or unable to work, report the fact to your 
 officer and act a.s he may direct,. 
 
 63 . Yo private work will be allowed in the shops. All trad- 
 ing or bartering between prisoners or between officers and citi- 
 zens and prisoners, is strictly prohibited. 
 
 64 . When passed by your officer to the cell room, you will 
 take the pass and report therewith to the cell house keeper at 
 once. 
 
 65 . You are warned that malicious injury or destruction of 
 property, tools and machinery belonging to the State, or to 
 any person, will render you liable to criminal prosecution un- 
 der the laws of the State. 
 
 66. Notify your officer if you wish to speak to the Warden 
 or Deputy when either visits your shop or place of employment, 
 but you are not to seek such interview when either officer is ac- 
 companied by official or other visitors not members of the Board 
 of Control. 
 
 DIMINUTION OF SENTENCE FOR GOOD CONDUCT. 
 
 67 . Section 4928, B). SI . . . Elvery convict who is 
 
 now or may be hereafter confined in the state prison and shall 
 conduct himself in a peaceful and obedient manner and faith- 
 fully perform all the duties required of him, shall be entitled 
 to a diminution of time from the term of his sentence not ex- 
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 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 ceeding the amount specified in the following table, for the re- 
 spective years of his sentence and pro rata, for any part of a 
 year where the sentence is mere than a year : 
 
 Years of Sentence. 
 
 Good time granted 
 
 Total good time 
 made. 
 
 Time to be served if full 
 good time is made. 
 
 First year 
 
 One month 
 
 Two months 
 
 One month 
 
 Eleven months. 
 
 One year and 9 months. 
 Two years and 6 months. 
 Three j ears and 2 months 
 Three years and 9 months 
 Four years and 3 months 
 Four years and 9 months 
 
 Spennd ypar . . 
 
 Three months 
 
 Third year 
 
 Three months 
 
 Six months 
 
 Fourth year 
 
 Four months 
 
 Ten months 
 
 Fifth year 
 
 Five months 
 
 One year and 3 mos. 
 One year and 9 mos. 
 Two years and 3 mos 
 
 Sixth year 
 
 Six months 
 
 Seventh year 
 
 Six months 
 
 
 
 To ascertain the good time "which may be made on any sen- 
 tence from one year to thirty years (inclusive) the following 
 table may be consulted : 
 
 Sentence. 
 
 Good Time. 
 
 Time to be Served. 
 
 Years. 
 
 Months. 
 
 Years. 
 
 Months. 
 
 Days. 
 
 Years. 
 
 Months. 
 
 Days. 
 
 
 6 
 
 
 
 15 
 
 
 5 
 
 15 
 
 
 7 
 
 
 
 17 
 
 
 6 
 
 13 
 
 
 8 
 
 
 
 20 
 
 
 7 
 
 10 
 
 
 9 
 
 
 
 22 
 
 
 8 
 
 7 
 
 
 10 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 9 
 
 5 
 
 
 11 
 
 
 
 27 
 
 
 10 
 
 3 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 j 
 
 
 
 11 
 
 
 1 
 
 3 
 
 
 1 
 
 15 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 15 
 
 1 
 
 6 
 
 
 2 
 
 
 1 
 
 4 
 
 
 1 
 
 9 
 
 
 2 
 
 15 
 
 1 
 
 6 
 
 15 
 
 2 
 
 
 
 3 
 
 
 1 
 
 9 
 
 
 2 
 
 6 
 
 
 4 
 
 15 
 
 2 
 
 
 15 
 
 3 
 
 
 
 6 
 
 
 2 
 
 6 
 
 
 4 
 
 
 
 10 
 
 
 3 
 
 2 
 
 
 5 
 
 
 1 
 
 3 
 
 
 3 
 
 9 
 
 
 6 
 
 
 1 
 
 9 
 
 
 4 
 
 3 
 
 
 7 
 
 
 2 
 
 3 
 
 
 4 
 
 9 
 
 
 8 
 
 
 2 
 
 9 
 
 
 5 
 
 3 
 
 
 9 
 
 
 3 
 
 3 
 
 
 5 
 
 9 
 
 
 10 
 
 
 3 
 
 9 
 
 
 6 
 
 3 
 
 
 11 
 
 
 4 
 
 3 
 
 
 6 
 
 9 
 
 
 12 
 
 
 4 
 
 9 
 
 
 7 
 
 3 
 
 
 13 
 
 
 5 
 
 3 
 
 
 7 
 
 9 
 
 
 14 
 
 
 5 
 
 9 
 
 
 8 
 
 2 
 
 
 15 
 
 
 6 
 
 3 
 
 
 8 
 
 9 
 
 
 16 
 
 
 6 
 
 9 
 
 
 9 
 
 3 
 
 
 17 
 
 
 7 
 
 3 
 
 
 9 
 
 9 
 
 
 18 
 
 
 7 
 
 9 
 
 
 10 
 
 3 
 
 
 19 
 
 
 8 
 
 3 
 
 
 10 
 
 9 
 
 
 20 
 
 
 8 
 
 9 
 
 
 11 
 
 3 
 
 
 21 
 
 
 9 
 
 3 
 
 
 11 
 
 9 
 
 
 22 
 
 
 9 
 
 9 
 
 
 12 
 
 3 
 
 
 23 
 
 
 10 
 
 3 
 
 
 12 
 
 9 
 
 
 24 
 
 
 10 
 
 9 
 
 
 13 
 
 3 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 11 
 
 3 
 
 
 13 
 
 9 
 
 
 30 
 
 
 13 
 
 9 
 
 
 16 
 
 3 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 or, for any sentence over 5 years divide the sentence by two and 
 add a year and three months and the answer is the amount of 
 time the convict must serve if all good time is earned : 30 years 
 
 divided by 2 equals 15 years; 15 years plus 1 yr. and 3 mos. 
 equal 16 years and 3 months. 
 
 68. ‘‘When the sentence exceeds seven years, for every year 
 after the seventh, if the conduct of the prisoner continues to 
 correspond with the requirements of this section, he shall re- 
 ceive the same diminution as provided for the sixth and seventh 
 years. In case any convict shall be guilty of the violation of 
 any of the rules, laws and regulations of the prison, or shall re- 
 fuse or neglect faithfully to perform all the duties required of 
 him and has become entitled to any diminution of his sentence, 
 he shall forfeit from his good time earned, for the first offense, 
 five days; for the second offense, ten days; and for the third 
 and each subsequent offense, twenty days; and in addition 
 thereto, the Warden may, with the consent of the Board of Con- 
 trol, cancel and deprive him of all or any part of the good time 
 theretofore earned. ’ ’ 
 
 69. “Whenever any convict has been or shall be committed 
 under several convictions with separate sentences, they shall be 
 construed as one continuous sentence, for the purpose of com- 
 puting the good time made or forfeited under this act.” 
 
 EARNINGS. 
 
 70. Eiarnings available only to a prisoner upon his dis- 
 charge from prison are computed at the rate of 3 cents per day 
 for the first year, and 1 cent per day for the remainder of the 
 time of his sentence : 
 
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 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 Table of Earnings. 
 
 1st jear, 11 months of 26 days each— 
 
 286 days at 3 cents per day $3 58 
 
 2nd year, 10 months of 26 days each— 
 
 260 days at 1 cent per day 2 60 
 
 3rd year, 9 months of 26 days each - 
 
 231 days at 1 cent per day 2 34 
 
 4th year, 8 months of 26 days each — 
 
 208 days at 1 cent per day 2 03 
 
 5th year, 7 months of 26 days each— 
 
 182 days at 1 cent per day 1 82 
 
 6th year, 6 months of 26 days each— 
 
 156 days at 1 cent per day 1 56 
 
 Every year thereafter 1 56 
 
 In addition to' his discharge clothing and his. transportation 
 to the place of conviction or an equal distance in any other di- 
 rection : 
 
 A one-year man can earn and have at his discharge $8 58 
 
 A two-year man can earn and have at his discharge 11 18 
 
 A three-year man can earn and have at his discharge 13 51 
 
 A four-year man can earn and have at his discharge 15 60 
 
 A five-year man can earn and have at his discharge 17 42 
 
 A six-year man can earn and have at bis discharge 18 98 
 
 71. Deductions from earnings for good time lost by miscon- 
 duct are as follows : 
 
 First 30 days lost, at 5 cents per day. $1 50 
 
 Next 60 days lost, at 3 cents per day 1 80 
 
 Next 90 days lost, at 2 cents per day 180 
 
 Next 120 days lost, at l l / 2 cents per day 1 80 
 
 Next 150 days lost, at 114 cents per day 1 87 
 
 Next 180 days lost, at 1 cent per day 180 
 
 The earnings of life prisoners are credited to them at the end 
 of each year’s service. They are paid at the same rate as short- 
 term men. 
 
RUEES B’OR THE GOVERNMENT OF PRISONERS. 
 
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 LAWS, RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING APPLICATIONS FOR 
 
 PARDON. 
 
 Chapter 199 , Revised Statutes . 
 
 72. Section, 4855. All applications for pardon, on behalf 
 of any person] or persons convicted in any court in this state, of 
 any crime punishable under the laws thereof, by imprisonment 
 in the state prison or state reformatory, and sentenced to such 
 imprisonment, shall be made and conducted in the manner 
 hereinafter prescribed. 
 
 Section 4856. Notice of the application for such pardon 
 shall be given 1 to the judge who presided at the trial, and to the 
 district attorney of the county, who prosecuted the indictment 
 or informationi against such person or persons so convicted and 
 sentenced, at least three weeks before such application shall be 
 filed with the governor; copies of such notice, acknowledged 
 by such judge and district attorney, or certified under oath of 
 a credible witness to be true copies thereof, shall accompany every 
 such application to the governor ; and a notice of such applica- 
 tion, setting forth the name of the person on whose behalf it is 
 made, the crime of which he shall have been convicted, the time 
 of such conviction, and the term of sentence, shall also be pub- 
 lished, at least once each week, for two successive weeks, in some 
 newspaper of general circulation in the county where the of- 
 fense for which pardon is sought was committed ; or if there be 
 no newspaper published therein, then! such notice shall be posted 
 in a conspicuous place on the door of the court house of such 
 county for three weeks prior to such] application, and shall also 
 be published once each week for two consecutive weeks in some 
 newspaper published in a county adjoining; a copy of which 
 notices, duly authenticated by some credible witness under oath, 
 shall also accompany such application. 
 
 Section 4857. Elach application for pardon shall also be ac- 
 companied by the following papers : 
 
 1. A certified copy of the whole record, including docket en- 
 
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 tries, minutes of court, copy of indictment, pleas, and all other 
 papers on file in court relating to the case. 
 
 2. A full statement of the reasons upon which the application 
 is based, setting forth all the facts, such statement to be verified 
 by affidavit, and also a letter from the district attorney, indicat- 
 ing his views upon the subject of the application and stating 
 briefly any circumstances in aggravation or extenuation which 
 he may have in his possession. All applications for the pardon 
 of any person who shall have been convicted of the crime of 
 murder, shall in addition to the requirements hereinbefore in- 
 dicated, be accompanied by the recommendation of the judge 
 who presided at the trial in which said conviction was had, or 
 of the judge in office when the application is made in the cir- 
 cuit where the trial was had. 
 
 3. The warden^ or keeper- of the prison where such applicant 
 shall have been confined, shall certify to the governor whether 
 the applicant has, during his confinement, conducted himself in 
 a peaceful and obedient manner; but this chapter shall not be 
 so construed as to render it obligatory upon the executive to 
 pardon any convict, although the application for such pardon 
 shall be made in accordance with the provisions hereof. 
 
 Section 4858. Every judge presiding at the trial of any per- 
 son indicted or informed against for an offense, conviction of 
 which would, under the statutes of this state, be followed by im- 
 prisonment in the state prison for not less than one year, shall 
 keep, or cause to be kept, full minutes of all testimony given 
 upon such trial, and at the close of the trial, such minutes shall 
 be delivered to and shall be filed by the clerk of the court, in 
 which such trial is had ; and upon any application for pardon 
 of the person convicted, upon such trial, said minutes of testi- 
 mony, or a certified copy thereof, shall accompany the appli- 
 cation. 
 
 Section 4859. In all cases in which the governor is author- 
 ized to grant pardons, he may grant a pardon upon such condi- 
 tions and restrictions, and imder such limitations, as he may 
 think proper, and he may issue his warrant to all proper offi- 
 
RULES for the government of prisoners. 
 
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 cers to carry into effect such conditional pardons, which war- 
 rants shall he obeyed and executed instead of the sentence, if 
 any, which was originally awarded. 
 
 Section 4860. Whenever any convict, is pardoned by the gov- 
 ernor, or his punishment commuted, or when he shall be re- 
 manded to imprisonment for the violation of any of the condi- 
 tions of his pardon, the officer to whom the warrant for that pur- 
 pose is issued, after executing the same, shall make return 
 thereof, under his hand, with his doings thereon, to the gover- 
 nor, as soon as may be, and he shall also file with the clerk of 
 the court in which the offender was convicted, an attested copy 
 of the warrant and return, a brief abstract whereof the clerk 
 shall subjoin to the record of his conviction and sentence. 
 
 Section 4861. The governor may, in his discretion, make 
 such additional rules and regulations governing applications for 
 pardons as may from time to time seem to him best; but the 
 provisions of this chapter shall not apply to the applications for 
 pardon to be granted within ten days before the time when the 
 convict would otherwise be legally entitled to discharge. 
 
 Section 4862. When any convict sentenced to confinement 
 in the state prison, state reformatory, or in any county jail or 
 house of correction, is pardoned upon any conditions to be by 
 such convict observed and performed, and it shall come to the 
 knowledge of the governor that such convict has violated or 
 failed to comply with any of such conditions during the term 
 of his sentence, he may issue his warrant, directed to the sheriff 
 of any county commanding him to arrest such convict and bring 
 him before the governor ; and it shall be the duty of such sheriff 
 to execute such warrant without delay. 
 
 Section 4863. If, upon inquiry thereof, it shall satisfactor- 
 ily appear to the governor that such convict has so violated or 
 failed to comply with any of such conditions of his pardon, he 
 may, upon his order and warrant, remand such convict: to the 
 prison, jail, or house of correction to which he had been sen- 
 
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 tenced ; and lie shall thereupon "be confined therein for the un- 
 expiired term of his sentence, and the time between such condi- 
 tional pardon and such subsequent arrest shall he computed 
 as part of such term; but if it shall appear that such convict 
 has not so violated or failed to' comply with] any of such condi- 
 tions he shall he discharged. The fees and expenses of any 
 such proceeding when approved by the governor shall he au- 
 dited by the secretary of state and upon his warrant, paid out 
 of the state treasury. 
 
 Section 4864. The provisions of this chapter shall prevail 
 in all applications for pardon by persons sentenced to imprison- 
 ment for one year or more to the Milwaukee county house of 
 correction or state reformatory. 
 
 73 . The following rules for the government of applications 
 for pardon or commutation of sentence are hereby promulgated : 
 
 Applications for pardon with accompanying papers should be 
 filed in the executive office at least ten days before final exam- 
 ination of the case can be made. 
 
 74 . Application for commutation of sentence of any person 
 convicted in any court of this state of any crime punishable un- 
 der the law's thereof by imprisonment in state prison, shall he 
 made in the same manned as applications for pardon are made, 
 and the requirements of sections 4856 and 4857 of the revised 
 statutes', prescribing the manner of applying for pardons, shall 
 also apply to applications for commutation of sentence. 
 
 75 . All applications for the release by the executive of any 
 person convicted in any court of this state of any crime or of- 
 fense punishable under the laws thereof, by commitment to the 
 industrial school for girls shall be made in like manner as ap- 
 plications for pardon in state prison are made. 
 
 76 . Pardons to' restore to rights of citizenship will not be 
 granted until one year after the expiration of the term of sen- 
 tence, and then only upon a petition endorsed by reputable citi- 
 
RULES FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF PRISONERS. 
 
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 zens where the convict has resided since his release, that he has 
 heen of good behavior and is worthy. 
 
 Prison Officers not to Procure Pardons. 
 
 77. Section 4916. All officers and persons employed in and 
 about the prison shall perform such duties in charge and over- 
 sight of the prison, the care of the property belonging thereto 
 and the custody, government, discipline and employment of the 
 convicts as shall be required of them by the Warden, in con- 
 formity to law and the rules and regulations of the prison, and 
 no such officer or person shall be engaged, directly or indirectly, 
 in procuring the pardon] of any convict confined in said prison ; 
 and any person violating the provisions of this section shall be 
 subject to' immediate removal by the governor. 
 
 78. Slection 4733. The sentence of any convict to imprison- 
 ment in the state prison shall be for a certain term of time, to 
 commence at twelve o’clock, noon, on the day of such sentence, 
 but any time which may elapse after such sentence, while such 
 convict is confined in the county jail or is at large on bail, or 
 while his case is pending in the Supreme Court upon writ of 
 error or otherwise, shall not be computed as any part of the 
 term of such sentence; provided, that when any person is con- 
 victed of more than one offense at the same time the court may 
 impose as many sentences of imprisonment as the defendant has 
 been convicted of offenses, each term of imprisonment to com- 
 mence at the expiration of that first imposed, whether that be 
 shortened by good conduct or not; and provided further that 
 when any convict confined in said prison shall escape therefrom, 
 the time during; which he unlawfully remains absent from the 
 prison after such escape shall not be computed as any part of 
 the term for which such prisoner was sentenced to be confined 
 in the prison. 
 
 Approved : 
 
 State Board of Control. 
 
 A. G. Kelson, President. 
 
LIBRARY RULES. 
 
 To the Prisoner — 
 
 This catalogue has been provided for your convenience and 
 help in selecting the books you wish to read, and you will be re- 
 quired to keep 1 it clean and free from] all defacement or mutila- 
 tion. 
 
 If you desire any benefit or pleasure from books you will ap- 
 preciate their value to other prisoners as well as yourself, and 
 will refrain from mutilating or defacing them by writing, draw- 
 ing, cutting or otherwise., These books are charged against you 
 and will be examined on their return to the library and their 
 treatment at your hands ascertained. If unnecessarily soiled 
 or injured by you your library privileges will be stopped. If 
 they are wilfully defaced or mutilated you will suffer a severe 
 punishment and loss of good time. 
 
 1. The card slate belongs to the cell and must be left behind 
 if you are changed to another cell. 
 
 2. Write your name, register number, and the numbers only 
 of twenty-five or thirty books you prefer, on the card slate, and 
 leave it and the book you wish to return to the library on the 
 seat of your cell chair on the morning on which books are 
 changed on the tier in which you may be located, which is as 
 follows : 
 
 Wednesday, Tiers A and B. Friday, Tiers E and F. 
 
 Thursday, Tiers O and D. Saturday, Tiers G and H. 
 
 Books not so placed on the seat of the chair will not be taken 
 from the cell unless they have been issued to you over two weeks. 
 
 3. You are not permitted to borrow books from other prisoners. 
 The finding in your cell of any book not properly charged to you 
 in the library will get you into trouble. 
 
 4. You can draw but one book at a time and the last one 
 drawn must be returned before another one will he issued to you. 
 
 Henry Town, 
 
 Approved: Warden. 
 
 State Board of Control. 
 
CATALOGUE 
 
 BIOGRAPHY. 
 
 Abbott, Jacob 
 
 Alexander The Great, History of 1782 
 
 Charles The First of England, Life of 1783 
 
 Hannibal The Carthagenian, Life of 1979 
 
 Julius Caesar, History of 1744 
 
 King Alfred of England, Life of 1740 
 
 King Richard The Third of England, Life of 1754 
 
 Peter The Great, History of 638 
 
 Romulus, Life of 1746 
 
 William The Conqueror, History of 639 
 
 Xerxes The Great, History of 1800 
 
 Abbott, J. S. C. 
 
 Boone, Daniel, Life of 1262 
 
 Carson, Kit, Life of / 855 
 
 Cortez, Hernando, History of 1978 
 
 Crockett, David, Life of 1347 
 
 Darius The Great, Life of 1745 
 
 Stuyvesant, Peter, Life of 1616 
 
 Anonymous 
 
 Frederick The Great, and His Friends 35 
 
 Joan of Arc, Life of 1875 
 
 Jones, Paul, Life of, In 2 Vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 1922 
 
 Volume 2 1923 
 
 King Richard The First, History of 1977 
 
 Lives of Eminent Men In 3 Vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 667 
 
 Volume 2 668 
 
 Volume 3 66'9 
 
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 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 Anonymous 
 
 Perry, Commodore, Life of, in 2 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 1822 
 
 Volume 2 1874 
 
 Pitt, William, Life of 1980 
 
 Robert Bruce, History of 1823 
 
 Washington, George, Life of 799 
 
 Beesly, E. S. 
 
 Queen Elizabeth, History of 854 
 
 Brady, C. T. 
 
 Jones, Paul, Life of 506 
 
 Brooks, Noah 
 
 Lincoln, Abraham, Life of 808 
 
 Casson, Henry 
 
 Rusk, Jeremiah, Life of 2086 
 
 Coffin, C. C. 
 
 Lincoln, Abraham, Life of 2125 
 
 Corbett, Julian 
 
 Drake, Sir Francis, Life of 1567 
 
 Jackson, Andrew, Life of 796 
 
 Davies, Henry E. 
 
 Sheridan, P. H., Life of 25 
 
 Dawes, Anna L. 
 
 Sumner, Charles, Life of 619 
 
 Ellis, E. S. 
 
 Boone, Daniel, Life of 1080 
 
 Field's, James T. 
 
 Hawthorne, Nathaniel, Life of 2198 
 
 Fletcher, C. R. L. 
 
 Gustavus Adolphus, History of 1171 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 
 
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 Forbes, Archibald 
 
 Chinese Gordon, Life of 879 
 
 Force, M. F. 
 
 Sherman, General W. T., Life of 514 
 
 Franklin, Benjamin 
 
 Franklin, Benjamin, Life of 465 
 
 Franklin, Benjamin, Life of, in 2 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 1848 
 
 Volume 2 1849 
 
 Gough, John B. 
 
 Gough, John B., Life of 2097 
 
 Grant, U. S. 
 
 Grant, U. S., Life of, in 2 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 2075 
 
 Volume 2 2076 
 
 Greene, Francis V. 
 
 Greene, General, Life of 22 
 
 Hall, Henry 
 
 Allan, Ethan, Life of 1079 
 
 Hammersly, L. R. 
 
 Officers of The U. S. Navy, Lives of 2123 
 
 Harvey, Peter 
 
 Webster, Daniel, Anecdotes of 851 
 
 Hawthorne, Julian 
 
 Hawthorne and His Wife 1082 
 
 Headley, J. T. 
 
 Napoleon and His Marshals, in 2 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 571 
 
 Volume 2 572 
 
 Washington and His Generals 437 
 
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 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 Herndon, W. H. 
 
 Lincoln, Abraham, Life of, in 2 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 857 
 
 Volume 2 858 
 
 Hesekiel, George L. 
 
 Bismarck, Prince, Life of 2051 
 
 Hosmer, J. K. 
 
 Adams, Samuel, Life of 620 
 
 Howard, O. O. 
 
 Taylor, General, Life of 23 
 
 Hughes, R. M. 
 
 Johnston, General, Life of 474 
 
 Irving, Washington 
 
 Columbus, Christopher, Life of 1873 
 
 Columbus, Christopher, Life of, in 2 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 1780 
 
 Volume 2 1781 
 
 James, G. P. R. 
 
 Charlemagne, Life of 1924 
 
 Henry The Fourth, Life of, in 2 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 1410 
 
 Volume 2 1411 
 
 Kelsey, D. M. 
 
 Gladstone, W. E., Life and Services of 2020 
 
 Lee, Fizhugh, 
 
 Lee, General, Life of 469 
 
 Lodge, Henry Cabot 
 
 Hamilton, Alexander, Life of 1954 
 
 Webster, Daniel, Life of 617 
 
 Lowe, Charles 
 
 Bismarck, Prince, Life of 
 
 1031 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 
 
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 MacLeod, Donald 
 
 Mary, Queen of Scots 220 J 
 
 Mahan, A. T. 
 
 Farragut, Admiral, Life of 499- 
 
 Martin, Elizabeth G. 
 
 Marie Antoinette, Life of 1998 
 
 McMaster, J. B. 
 
 Franklin, Benjamin, Life of 615 
 
 Morse, J. T. Jr. 
 
 Adams, John Quincey, Life of 621 
 
 Jefferson, Thomas, Life of 700 
 
 Muhlbach, Louisa 
 
 Frederick The Great and His Court 256 
 
 Goethe and Schiller, Lives of 257 
 
 Henry The Eighth and His Court 1245 
 
 Louisa of Prussia, Life of 982 
 
 Marie Antoinette, Life of 983 
 
 Napoleon and Blucher 984 
 
 Queen Hortense, Life of 258 
 
 Northrup, H. D. 
 
 Moody, D. L., Life and Labors of 2085 
 
 Parton, James 
 
 Jackson, General, Life of 493 
 
 Russell, W. C. 
 
 Nelson, Horatio, Pictures From Life of 1430 
 
 Schurz, Carl 
 
 Clay, Henry, Life of, in 2 vols. 
 
 Volume 1 095. 
 
 Volume 2 090 
 
 Scudder, H. E. 
 
 Washington, George, Life of 1953 
 
WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 Seawell, M. E. 
 
 Decatur and Somers, Lives of 1419 
 
 Seeley, J. R. 
 
 Napoleon The First, History of 1276 
 
 Seelye, Elizabeth E. 
 
 Columbus, Christopher, The Story of 1794 
 
 Shanks, W. F. G. 
 
 Distinguished Generals, Recollections of 1309 
 
 Smith, Goldwin, 
 
 Garrison, William Lloyd, Life of 665 
 
 Southey, Robert 
 
 Nelson, Horatio, Life of 1824 
 
 Tarbell, Ida M. 
 
 Napoleon Bonaparte, Life of 2147 
 
 Thurston, R. H. 
 
 Fulton, Robert, Life of 1773 
 
 Van Holst, Herman 
 
 Brown, John, Life of 1280 
 
 Voltaire, M. D. 
 
 Charles The Twelfth, Life of 1579 
 
 Walker, F. A. 
 
 Hancock, General W. S., Life of 1509 
 
 Warner, Charles D. 
 
 Irving, Washington, Life of . . 616 
 
 Wilson, James G. 
 
 Grant, General U. S., Life of 512 
 
 Woodberry, George E. 
 
 Poe, Edgar Allen, Life of 1385 
 
 Wright, M. J. 
 
 Scott, General, Life of 
 
 1504 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 33 
 
 GENERAL FICTION, 
 
 Abbott, Dr. 
 
 Travels in a Tree Top 682 
 
 Adams, Mary 
 
 Confessions of a Wife 2157 
 
 Adams, Oscar F. 
 
 The Archbishop’s Unguarded Moment 1323 
 
 Ade, George 
 
 Artie 1952 
 
 Aldrich, T. A. 
 
 Majorie Daw and Other eople 888 
 
 Aldrich, T. B. 
 
 An Old Town By the Sea S33 
 
 From Ponkapog to Pesth 699 
 
 The Story of a Bad Boy 710 
 
 Alcott, Louisa M. 
 
 Eight Cousins 635 
 
 Little Men 920 
 
 Little Women 1917 
 
 Alexander, Mrs 
 
 A Golden Autumn 813 
 
 Her Dearest Foe 239 
 
 Mrs. Crichton’s Creditor 1939 
 
 The Executor 240 
 
 The Wooing O’t 241 
 
 Alger, Horatio, Jr. 
 
 Ben, the Luggage Boy 708 
 
 Bob Burton 709 
 
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 Alger, Horatio, Jr. 
 
 Brave and Bold 81G 
 
 Charlie Codman’s Cruise 684 
 
 Frank’s Campaign 1135 
 
 Jack’s Ward 1 817 
 
 Luke Walton 6 ... 1001 
 
 Mark, the Match Boy 1983 
 
 Paul Prescott’s Charge . 818 
 
 Paul The Peddler 1038 
 
 Phil The Fiddler 819 
 
 Ragged Dick 820 
 
 Rough and Ready 821 
 
 Rufus and Rose 656 
 
 Shifting for Himself 792 
 
 Slow and Sure 887 
 
 Tattered Tom... 1039 
 
 The Store Boy 1671 
 
 Wait and Hope 1040 
 
 Allen, James L. 
 
 Aftermath 1837 
 
 The Choir Invisible 698 
 
 Altsheler, J. A. 
 
 In Hostile Red 594 
 
 The Last Rebel 1052 
 
 The Wilderness Road 481 
 
 Andersen, H. C. 
 
 Andersen’s Fairy Tales 400 
 
 Only a Fiddler 1335 
 
 Anonymous 
 
 A Fool’s Errand 642 
 
 A Moonlight Boy 4344 
 
 A Sea Queen.... H98 
 
 Adventures of Hans Pfaal: Other Stories 1963 
 
 Aesop’s Fables 426 
 
 Arabian Nights 463 
 
 Beauchampe 4179 
 
 By and By 1834 
 
 Canoeing in Kanuckia 307 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 35 
 
 Anonymous 
 
 Daniel Defoe 1743 
 
 Friend Fritz 829 
 
 Gentleman Jim 1629 
 
 Gretchen 2175 
 
 Her Only Sin 1498 
 
 Letter of Credit 729 
 
 Little Classics • • 1866 
 
 Lone Ranch 1766 
 
 My Summer in a Garden 2158 
 
 Old Blazer’s Hero 1636’ 
 
 Rose of Twolumne: Other Stories 1986 
 
 Say and Seal, in 2 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 1307 
 
 Volume 2 1308 
 
 Sir Noel’s Heir 2169 
 
 Stories for Boys . 802 
 
 Stories of the Army 1805 
 
 Tale's From McClure’s — Humor 1815 
 
 Tales From McClure’s — Romance 1814 
 
 Thackerayana 1501 
 
 The Bay Path 1775 
 
 The Conscript 755 
 
 The Cruise of the Midge 1982 
 
 The Green Carnation 674 
 
 The New Timothy 1176 
 
 The Splendid Spur * 1059 
 
 Two Gentlemen of Boston 683 
 
 Arbiter, Petronius 
 
 Trimalchio’s Dinner 1144 
 
 Argyll, Duke of 
 
 The Reign of Law 310 
 
 Austin, Jane 
 
 A Nameless Nobleman 1722 
 
 Dr. Le Baron and His Daughters 609 
 
 The Desmond Hundred 672 
 
 Bacheller, Irving 
 
 D’ri and I 1715 
 
 Eben Holden 1216 
 
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 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 Baker, D, B. 
 
 A Year Worth Living 800 
 
 Baker, Sir Samuel 
 
 Cast Up By The Sea 432 
 
 Baldwin, James 
 
 The Horse Fair 2112 
 
 The Story of Roland 1612 
 
 Ballantyne, R. M. 
 
 Gascoyne 2159 
 
 Balzac, H. De 
 
 Cousin Pons 401 
 
 Pere Goriat 402 
 
 Bangs, John K. 
 
 A House Boat on The Styx 681 
 
 Mr. Bonaparte of Corsica 70 1 
 
 The Pursuit of The House Boat 702 
 
 Barbour, A. M. 
 
 That Mainwaring Affair 498 
 
 Barr, Robert, 
 
 In The Midst of Alarms 1976 
 
 Tekla 853 
 
 The Face and The Mask 1938 
 
 Barret, Frank 
 
 A Set of Rogues 2210 
 
 Barrett, Alfred 
 
 The Boatman’s Daughter 1903 
 
 Barrie, J. M. 
 
 A Window In Thrums 149 
 
 Auld Licht Idylls 151 
 
 Margaret Ogilvy 618 
 
 Sentimental Tommy 655 
 
 The Little Minister 150 
 
Library catalogue. 
 
 Barrie, J. M. 
 
 The Little White Bird » 517 
 
 *Tillylos>s Scandal 1991 
 
 When a Man’s Single. * . . . . 152 
 
 Barrow, Elizabeth 
 
 The Fortune of War 651 
 
 Bayly, A. E. 
 
 The House of Strange Secrets 652 
 
 Bell, Lilian, 
 
 A Little Sister to the Wilderness 720 
 
 Abroad With the Jimmies 680 
 
 ■ As Seen By Me: 605 
 
 Hope Loring 2211 
 
 The Instinct of Step-fatherhood 685 
 
 The Underside of Things. . .* 595 
 
 Bellamy, Edward 
 
 Equality 487 
 
 Looking Backward 515 
 
 Benson, E. F. 
 
 The Vintage 725 
 
 Berger, E. 
 
 Charles "Auchester 350 
 
 Besant, Walter 
 
 A Fountain Sealed 647 
 
 All! Sorts and Conditions of Men 217 
 
 Armorel of Lyon esse 218 
 
 Captain Cook 670 
 
 Children of Gibeon 219 
 
 For Faith and Freedom 220 
 
 The Orange Girl 661 
 
 The World Went Very Well Then. 221 
 
 Birt, Archibald 
 
 Castle Czvargas 822 
 
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 Black, William 
 
 A Daughter of Heth 322 
 
 Donald Rosis of Heimra 648 
 
 In Silk Attire 2193 
 
 Judith Shakespeare 686 
 
 Princess of Thule 323 
 
 The Penance of John Logan 687 
 
 White Wings — A Yachting Romance 688 
 
 Blackmore, R. D. 
 
 Alice Lorraine 114 
 
 Clara Vaughan 115 
 
 Cradock Nowell 116 
 
 Cripps The Carrier 117 
 
 Kit and Kitty 123 
 
 Lorna Doone 118 
 
 Mary Anerley 119 
 
 Slain by the Doones 1071 
 
 Springhaven 121 
 
 The Maid of Sker 122 
 
 Blossom, H. M. 
 
 Checkers 1988 
 
 Boldrewood, Rolf 
 
 A Modern Buccaneer 904 
 
 Boyesen, H. J. 
 
 Against Heavy Odds 649 
 
 Gunnar 1772 
 
 The Modern Vikings 650 
 
 Brady, C. T. 
 
 For Love of Country 1601 
 
 Brassey, Mrs 
 
 Around the World in the Yacht Sunbeam 352 
 
 Bronte, Charlotte 
 
 Jane Eyre 222 
 
 Shirley ; 223 
 
 The Professor 224 
 
 Villette 225 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 
 
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 Brooks, Noah 
 
 The Boy Emigrants....- 721 
 
 The Boy Settlers 723 
 
 The Story of Marco Polo 722 
 
 Brown, John 
 
 Rab and His Friends 1804 
 
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 Brown, J. R. 
 
 Yusef 692 
 
 Bullock, S. F. 
 
 The Barrys 719 
 
 Bunner, H. C. 
 
 Love in Old Clothes 726 
 
 “Short Sixes” 749 
 
 The Midge 748 
 
 The Story of a New York House 718 
 
 Burnett, F. H. 
 
 A Lady of Quality 1602 
 
 Haworths 1184 
 
 His Grace of Osmonde 782 
 
 Lindsay’s Luck 781 
 
 Little Lord Fauntleroy 1610 
 
 That Lass O’ Lowries . 750 
 
 The Pretty Sister of Jose 890 
 
 Through One Administration 889 
 
 Burroughs, John 
 
 Wake Robin 1949 
 
 Burnham, Clara L. 
 
 A Great Love 610 
 
 Dr. Latimer 747 
 
 Miss Bagg’s Secretary 762 
 
 Next Door 763 
 
 Sweet Clover 764 
 
 The Wise Woman 765 
 
 Bynner, E. L. 
 
 The Begum’s Daughter 
 
 914 
 
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 Carey, Rosa N. 
 
 Aunt Diana . 
 
 Averil 
 
 Barbara Heathcote’s Trial . . 
 
 Esther 
 
 Heriot’s Choice 
 
 Mary St. John 
 
 Merle’s Crusade 
 
 Nellie’s Memories 
 
 Not Like Other Girls' 
 
 Only The Governess 
 
 Our Bessie 
 
 Queenie’s Whim 
 
 Search For Basil Lyndhurst 
 
 Uncle Max 
 
 Wee Wifie 
 
 Wooed and Married 
 
 Carroll, Lewis 
 
 Alice in Wonderland 
 
 Carruth, Hayden 
 
 The Adventures of Jones. . . . 
 
 Castlemon, Harry 
 
 Frank at Don Carlos Rancho 
 
 Frank The Young Naturalist 
 
 The Camp In The Foot-hills 
 
 The Mystery of Lost River Canyon 
 True To His Colors. 
 
 Catherwood, Mary H. 
 
 Lazarre 
 
 The Days of Jeanne D’Arc 
 
 The Lady of Fort St. John 
 
 The Romance of Dollard 
 
 The Story of Tonty 
 
 The White Islander 
 
 Caxton, P. 
 
 My Novel, in 2 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 
 
 Volume 2 
 
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 41 
 
 Charles, Mrs A. 
 
 The Schonberg-Cotta Family. 454 
 
 Chesnutt, C. Wi 
 
 The Wife of His Youth » . . t ; 730 
 
 Church, S. H. 
 
 John Marmajuke 834 
 
 Clark, Francis E. 
 
 Fellow Travellers 839 
 
 Clemens, E. J. M. 
 
 Rosario 922 
 
 Clemens, Jere 
 
 An American Colonel 470 
 
 Coffin, C. C. 
 
 Dan of Millbrook 1435 
 
 Winning His Way 1075 
 
 Cooke, John 
 
 Col. Ross of Piedmont 873 
 
 Ellie 1621 
 
 Collins, Wilkie 
 
 After Dark 1032 
 
 Armadale I 193 
 
 Basil 1423 
 
 Man and Wife , 194 
 
 No Name 195 
 
 The Moonstone 196 
 
 The New Magdalen 836 
 
 The Woman in White 197 
 
 Connor, Ralph 
 
 Black Rock 428 
 
 Glengarry School Days 1503 
 
 The Man From Glengarry 523 
 
 The Sky Pilot 2242 
 
42 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 Conway, Hugh 
 
 Called Back 1133 
 
 Dark Days 780 
 
 Corelli, Marie 
 
 Ardath 172 
 
 Romance of Two Worlds 173 
 
 Thelma 174 
 
 The Mighty Atom 806 
 
 The Soul of Lilith 1349 
 
 The Vendetta 175 
 
 Wormwood 176 
 
 Cornford, L. C. 
 
 Sons of Adversity 884 
 
 Craddock, C. E. 
 
 Mystery of Witch Face Mountains 828 
 
 The Juggler . 827 
 
 Crane, Stephen, 
 
 Maggie, A Girl of the Streets 735 
 
 The Red Badge of Courage 793 
 
 Crawford, F. Marion 
 
 An American Politician 777 
 
 Casa Braccio, in 2 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 760 
 
 Volume 2 761 
 
 Cecelia 483 
 
 Don Orsino 758 
 
 In The Palace of The King 1560 
 
 Mr. Isaacs 735 
 
 Pietro Ghisleri 737 
 
 Sant Ilario 759 
 
 Saracinesca 899 
 
 Too Leeward 738 
 
 Zoroaster 776 
 
 Crockett, S. R. 
 
 Cleg Kelly, Arab of The Street 775 
 
 Mad Sir Uchtred of The Hills 1969 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 
 
 43 
 
 Crockett, S. R. 
 
 The Men of The Moss Hags 751 
 
 The Raiders 752 
 
 The Red Axe 1253 
 
 Cummins, Maria C. 
 
 The Lamplighter 441 
 
 Curtis, George W. 
 
 Potiphar Papers 811 
 
 Prue and 1 462 
 
 Dale, Alice M. 
 
 The Peril of a Lie 1168 
 
 Dauiet, Ernest 
 
 Which- or, Between Two Women 1605 
 
 Davis, Richard Harding 
 
 Captain Macklin 546 
 
 Gallagher: Other Stories 797 
 
 Our English Cousins 1618 
 
 Soldiers of Fortune 1340 
 
 The King’s Jackal 801 
 
 Van Bibber: Other Stories 824 
 
 De Stael, Madam 
 
 Corinne 425 
 
 Devereux, Mary 
 
 Lafitte of Louisiana 2013 
 
 Up and Down The Sands of Gold 574 
 
 Dickens, Charles 
 
 A Child’s History of England 
 
 A Christmas Carol 
 
 Barnaby Rudge 
 
 Bleakhouse 
 
 Christmas Stories 
 
 David Copperfield 
 
 Dombey and Son 
 
 Great Expectations 
 
 1 
 
 823 
 
 3 
 
 4 
 
 5 
 
 6 
 
 7 
 
 8 
 
44 
 
 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 Dickens, Charles 
 
 Little Dorrit 
 
 Martin Chuzzlewit. ; ; 
 
 Nicholas Nickleby * 
 
 Old Curiosity Shop..*; .....< 
 
 Oliver Twist 
 
 Our Mutual Friend 
 
 Pickwick Papers 
 
 Pictures From Italy 
 
 Tale of Two Cities 
 
 9 
 
 10 
 
 11 
 12 
 
 13 
 
 14 
 
 15 
 783 
 
 17 
 
 Disraeli, Benjamin 
 
 Endymion. . . . 
 
 741 
 
 Dixon, Thomas 
 
 The Leopard’s Spots 2160 
 
 Dodds, James 
 
 Thomas Chalmers 925 
 
 Dodge, Mary M. 
 
 Hans Brinker 
 
 803 
 
 Donnelly, Ignatius 
 
 Atlantis 1237 
 
 Ragnarok 1238 
 
 Douglas, Amanda M. 
 
 A Sherburne Romance 784 
 
 Lyndell Sherburne 785 
 
 Sherburne Cousins 786 
 
 Sherburne House 787 
 
 The Heir of Sherburne 788 
 
 The Mistress of Sherburne 789 
 
 Doyle, A. Conan 
 
 A Study in Scarlet 206 
 
 Micah Clarke 207 
 
 Sign of The Four 208 
 
 The Firm of Gridlestone 209 
 
 The Parasite 1051 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 45 
 
 Doyle, A. Conan 
 
 The Refugees 281 
 
 The Stark Munro Letters 1005 
 
 The White Company 210 
 
 Doyle, C. W. 
 
 The Shadow of Quong Lung 790 
 
 Drysdale, William 
 
 The Mystery of Abel Forefinger 1126 
 
 “Duchess” 
 
 Molly Bawn 448 
 
 Dudeney, Mrs H. 
 
 Folly Corner 791 
 
 Dumas, Alexander 
 
 Camille 1960 
 
 Chevalier De Maison Rouge 70 
 
 Chicot The Jester 71 
 
 Countess De Charny 72 
 
 Joseph Balsamo 73 
 
 Louise De La Valliere. 74 
 
 Margaret De Valois 75 
 
 Memoirs of a Physician 76 
 
 Taking The B a stile 77 
 
 Ten Years Later 78 
 
 The Count of Monte Cristo 805 
 
 The Forty-five Guardsmen 80 
 
 The Last Vendee 1132 
 
 The Man in The Iron Mask 82 
 
 The Page of The Duke of Savoy, in 2 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 794 
 
 Volume 2 795 
 
 The Queen’s Necklace 85 
 
 The Regent’s Daughter 804 
 
 The Three Guardsmen 87 
 
 The Three Musketeers 838 
 
 Twenty Years After 89 
 
 Vicomte De Bragelonne 90 
 
46 
 
 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 Du Maurier, George 
 
 The Martian 2240 
 
 Dunbar, Alice 
 
 The Goodness of St. Rocque 926 
 
 Duncan, Sara J. 
 
 A Social Departure 346 
 
 The Simple Adventures of a Menisahib 734 
 
 Ebers, George 
 
 In The Blue Pike 1962 
 
 Joshua 190 
 
 Only a Word 191 
 
 Serapis 1961 
 
 Uarda 192 
 
 Eggleston, Edward 
 
 Duffels . .' 813 
 
 Roxy 1348 
 
 The Circuit Rider 1273 
 
 The End of The World 524 
 
 The Faith Doctor 1119 
 
 The Graysons 2243 
 
 The Hoosier School Boy 893 
 
 The Hoosier School Master 886 
 
 The Mystery of Metropolis ville 885 
 
 Eliot, George 
 
 Essays and Leaves From a Note-book 866 
 
 Impressions of Theophrastus Such 867 
 
 Sad Fortunes of Rev. A. Barton 868 
 
 Espriella, D. M. A. 
 
 Espriella’s Letters 2121 
 
 Erskine, Payne 
 
 When The Gates Lift Up Their Heads 564 
 
 Evans, Augusta J. 
 
 Beulah 309 
 
 Macaria 1676 
 
 St. Elmo 875 
 
 Until Death Us Do Part 876 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 47 
 
 Farmer, J. E. 
 
 The Grand Mademoiselle 894 
 
 Fern, Fanny 
 
 Ruth Hall , . 1607 
 
 Feuillet, Octave 
 
 La Veuve 1603 
 
 The Romance of a Poor Young Man 1833 
 
 Flach, Pauline B. 
 
 Invisible Links 844 
 
 Foote, Mary H. 
 
 Coeur D’Alene 91g 
 
 John Bodewin’s Testimony 1971 
 
 The Last Assembly Ball 906 
 
 The Led Horse Claim 917 
 
 Ford, George 
 
 Postle Farm 852 
 
 Ford, Paul L. 
 
 A Story of Untold Love 915 
 
 The Honorable Peter Stirling 1136 
 
 Fothergill, Jessie 
 
 Kith and Kin 278 
 
 The First Violin 279 
 
 Foque, D. L. M. 
 
 Undine 405 
 
 Frederick, Harold 
 
 Gloria Mundi g 96 
 
 In The Sixties 1250 
 
 In The Valley g 9 5 
 
 Seth’s Brother’s Wife g6i 
 
 The Deserter g 69 
 
 ^be Lawton Girl g 6 ^ 
 
48 
 
 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 French, Henry W. 
 
 Oscar Peterson, Ranchman 84 T 
 
 Fuller, Hector 
 
 Roach & Co., Pirates 900 
 
 Gage, Frances D. 
 
 Gertie’s Sacrifice 1914 
 
 Garboriau Emile 
 
 File No. 113 446 
 
 Garland, Hamlin 
 
 A Member of The Third House 871 
 
 A Spoil of Office 872 
 
 Her Mountain Lover 2161 
 
 Main Travelled Roads 1110 
 
 The Captain of The Gray Horse Troop 2214 
 
 The Eagle’s Heart 472 
 
 Gaskell, Mrs 
 
 Cranford 396 
 
 Gissing, George 
 
 The Crown of Life 1506 
 
 Glasgow, Ellen 
 
 The Voice of The People 1553 
 
 Goldsmith, Oliver 
 
 The Vicar of Wakefield 291 
 
 Goodwin, Maud W. 
 
 The Colonial Cavalier 995 
 
 White Aprons 1068 
 
 Gordon, Samuel 
 
 Lesser Destinies 870 
 
 Grant, Robert 
 
 Jack Hall 1298 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 49 
 
 Green, Anna K. 
 
 A Strange Disappearance* 1100 
 
 Behind Closed Doors 1725 
 
 Cynthia Wakeham’s Money 907 
 
 Doctor Izard 908 
 
 Hand and Ring 1197 
 
 Lost Man’s Lane 909 
 
 Marked “Personal” 1098 
 
 Miss Hurd, An Enigma 910 
 
 The Doctor, His Wife and The Clock 911 
 
 The Mill Mystery 1099 
 
 The Old Stone House 1964 
 
 The Sword of Lamocles 912 
 
 X. Y. Z. — A Detective Story 913 
 
 Grey, C. 
 
 The Prince Consort 1224 
 
 Grey, Maxwell 
 
 The Silence of Dean Maitland 357 
 
 Grimm, Brothers 
 
 Grimm’s Household Tales 456 
 
 Grimm’s Popular Tales 389 
 
 Hale, Edward E. 
 
 Crusoe in New York 1368 
 
 Gone To Texas 1087 
 
 In His Name I897 
 
 Mr. Tangier’s Vacation 1077 
 
 Ten Times One Is Ten 1932 
 
 The Man Without a Country T07S 
 
 Hamblen, Herbert E. 
 
 The General Manager’s Story.......... 997 
 
 Hamerton, Philip G. 
 
 Round My House. 1765 
 
 Harding, J. W. 
 
 The Gate of The Kiss 
 
 567 
 
f>0 
 
 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 Harland, Marion 
 
 Nemesis 1130 
 
 True as Steel 994 
 
 Harraden, Beatrice 
 
 Hilda Strafford 1947 
 
 Ships That Pass In The Night 1103 
 
 Hardy, Arthur S. ; ~ I j " 
 
 Passe Rose 1074 
 
 Hardy Thomas 
 
 A Pair of Blue Eyes 280 
 
 Desperate Remedies 1460 
 
 Far From the Madding Crowd 281 
 
 Jude The Obscure 1461 
 
 The Woodlanders 1018 
 
 Trumpet Major John Loveday 1019 
 
 Harris, J. C. 
 
 Balaam and His Master 1063 
 
 Uncle Remus and His Friends 1027 
 
 Harris, M. C. 
 
 Rutledge 430 
 
 Harrison, Mrs B. 
 
 Belhaven Tales 102S 
 
 The Anglomaniacs 1102 
 
 Hawthorne, Julian 
 
 Garth 2052 
 
 Hawthorne, Nathaniel 
 
 A Wonder Book 124 
 
 Grandfather’s Chair 125 
 
 Mosses From a.n Old Manse 126 
 
 Tanglewood Tales 127 
 
 The Blithedale Romance 128 
 
 The Gray Champion 643 
 
 The House of Seven Gables 130 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 
 
 51 
 
 Hawthorne, Nathaniel 
 
 The Marble Faun 131 
 
 The Scarlet Letter 132 
 
 Twice Told Tales 133 
 
 Hay, Mary C. 
 
 Old Myddleton’s Money 298 
 
 The Arundel Motto 299 
 
 Hegan, Alice C. 
 
 Mrs. Wiggs of The Cabbage Patch 612 
 
 Henty, G. A. 
 
 A Final Reckoning 927 
 
 A Knight of The White Cross 928 
 
 A March on London 929 
 
 At Agincourt 930 
 
 By Right of Conquest 931 
 
 By Sheer Pluck 1124 
 
 Facing Death 1239 
 
 For Freedom’s Cause 932 
 
 For Name and Fame 1240 
 
 In Times of Peril 2215 
 
 Jack Archer 933 
 
 Orange and Green 934 
 
 The Bravest of The Brave 1283 
 
 The Young Buglers 935 
 
 Through The Fray 936 
 
 Higginson, T. W. 
 
 Travellers and Outlaws 1067 
 
 Holland, J. G. 
 
 Arthur Bonnicastle 976 
 
 Kathrina 1104 
 
 Nicholas Minturn 977 
 
 Sevenoaks 978 
 
 Holmes, Mary J. 
 
 Chateau D’Or 993 
 
 Cousin Maude 226 
 
 Dora Deane 227 
 
52 
 
 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 Holmes, Mary J. 
 
 Lena Rivers 228 
 
 Maggie Miller 229 
 
 Meadow Brook 230 
 
 Tempest and Sunshine 231 
 
 The English Orphans 232 
 
 Holmes, Mrs M. A. 
 
 Woman Against Woman 1564 
 
 Holmes, Oliver W. 
 
 The Autocrat of The Breakfast Table 249 
 
 The Poet at The Breakfast Table 1070 
 
 The Professor at The Breakfast Table 250 
 
 Horton, George 
 
 The Long Straight Road 713 
 
 Howard, Blanche W. 
 
 Aunt Serena 1062 
 
 Guenn — A Wave On The Briton Coast 1021 
 
 One Summer 1069 
 
 The Open Door 1030 
 
 Howe, E .W. 
 
 A Man Story 1066 
 
 Story of a Country Town 1728 
 
 Howells, W. D. 
 
 A Fearful Responsibility 1006 
 
 My Year In a Log Cabin 1811 
 
 Their Wedding Journey 1637 
 
 The Rise of Silas Lapham 1293 
 
 Hughes, Rupert 
 
 The Whirlwind 1172 
 
 Hughes, Thomas 
 
 Tom Brown at Oxford 269 
 
 Tom Brown’s School Days 270 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 
 
 Hyne, C. J. C. 
 
 Honor of Thieves 1719 
 
 Uncle Remus and His Family. 2210 
 
 Ireland, Howard 
 
 A Green Mariner 1000 
 
 Irving, Washington 
 
 Tales of a Traveller 245 
 
 The Alhambra 240 
 
 The Sketch Book 247 
 
 Wolfert’s Roost 1985 
 
 Isham, F. S. 
 
 The Strollers 484 
 
 Jackson, Helen 
 
 Ramona 525 
 
 Jacobs, Joseph 
 
 Reynard The Fox 41S 
 
 Jarrold, Ernest 
 
 Mickey Finn Idylls 1012 
 
 Jerome, J. K. 
 
 Idle Thoughts of an Idle Fellow 282 
 
 Second Thoughts of an Idle Fellow 18 
 
 The Observations of Henry 585 
 
 Three Men in a Boat 283 
 
 Three Men On Wheels 495 
 
 Jewett, Sarah O. 
 
 Deephaven 407 
 
 Johnson, Samuel 
 
 Rasselas 2241 
 
 Johnston, Mary 
 
 Audrey 522 
 
 Prisoners of Hope 553 
 
 To Have and To Hold 506 
 
54 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 Kellogg, Elijah 
 
 A Stout Heart 954 
 
 Arthur Brown 955 
 
 Charlie Bell, The Waif of Elm Island 956 
 
 Elm Island' Stories 957 
 
 John Godsoe’s Legacy 958 
 
 Lion Ben 959 
 
 The Ark of Elm Island 960 
 
 The Boy Farmers of Elm Island 961 
 
 The Child of The Island Glen 962 
 
 The Cruise of The Casco 963 
 
 The Fisher Boys of Pleasant Cove 1565 
 
 The Sophomores of Radcliffe 964 
 
 The Spark of Genius 965 
 
 The Turning of The Tide 966 
 
 The Whispering Pine 967 
 
 The Young Deliverers 968 
 
 The Young Ship Builders of Elm Island 969 
 
 Winning His Spurs 970 
 
 Kernahan, Coulson 
 
 Scoundrels & Co 1105 
 
 Kieffer, H. M. 
 
 The Recollections of a Drummer Boy 577 
 
 Kingsley, Henry 
 
 Ravenshoe 1374 
 
 The Recollections ofGeoffrey Hamlyn 1391 
 
 Kinkead, E. T. 
 
 Florida Alexander 1113 
 
 Kipling, Rudyard 
 
 Barrack Room Ballads 146 
 
 Captains Courageous 990 
 
 Indian Tales 1761 
 
 Mine Old People 2185 
 
 Phantom Rickshaw 145 
 
 Plain Tales From The Hills 2183 
 
 Soldiers Three 148 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 
 
 55 
 
 + 
 
 Kipling, Rudyard 
 
 "^T'he Jungle Book 1706 
 
 The Light That Failed 147 
 
 The -Second Jungle Book 1400 
 
 Kirk, Ellen O. 
 
 Dorothy Dean 1729 
 
 Queen Money. 1065 
 
 The Story of Margaret Kent 1064 
 
 Leighton, Robert 
 
 The Thirsty Sword * 1256 
 
 Le Queux, W. L. 
 
 The Bond of Black 1036 
 
 Lever, Charles 
 
 Charles O’Malley 1726' 
 
 Harry Lorrequer 295 
 
 Jack Hinton * 296 
 
 Tom Burke of “Ours” 297 
 
 Lewis, Alfred H. 
 
 Wolfville 1026 
 
 Locher, A. 
 
 With Star and Crescent 1342 
 
 Long, George 
 
 Discourses of Epictetus 320 
 
 Meditations of Marcus Aurelius 321 
 
 Long, John L. 
 
 Madam Butterfly 1073 
 
 Lover, Samuel 
 
 Handy Andy 307 
 
 Rory O’ More 308 
 
 Lush, Charles K. 
 
 The Federal Judge 
 
 1085 
 
5(3 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 Luska, Sidney 
 
 Mrs. Peixada 1987 
 
 Lyall, Edna 
 
 A Hardy Norseman ; ....... 107 
 
 Donovan 108 
 
 In The Golden Days 109 
 
 Knight Errant. » 110 
 
 Wayfaring Men 2195 
 
 We Two 112 
 
 Won By Waiting 113 
 
 Maartens, Maarten 
 
 God’s Fool 991 
 
 My Lady Nobody 1344 
 
 The Sin of Joost Avelingh 408 
 
 Macdonald, George 
 
 Adele Cathcart 510 
 
 At The Back of The North Wind 139 
 
 David Elginbrood 140 
 
 Donald Grant 141 
 
 Guild Court 1510 
 
 Malcolm 511 
 
 Mary Marston.. 505 
 
 Paul Faber, Surgeon 2217 
 
 Robert Falconer 482 
 
 Sir Gibbie 142 
 
 Stephen Archer 509 
 
 St. George and St. Michael 516 
 
 The Marquis of Lossie 143 
 
 There and Back 477 
 
 The Vicar’s Daughter 1511 
 
 Thomas Wingfold, Curate 2192 
 
 What’s Mine’s Mine 144 
 
 Mackie, C. P. 
 
 Admiral of The Ocean Sea 1427 
 
 Mac Laren, Ian 
 
 Beside The Bonnie Brier Bush 1918 
 
 Kate Carnegie 27 
 
 The Days of Auld Lang Syne 2218 
 
 The Mind of The Master 563 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 57 
 
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 Maitland, L. 
 
 Bays of My Life 826 
 
 Peter Simple. i . . 4 ....... > 1397 
 
 Major, Charles 
 
 Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall 2219 
 
 Marlitt, E. 
 
 Counters Gisela 160 
 
 Gold Elsie 161 
 
 In The Counselor’s House 162 
 
 In The Schillingscourt 163 
 
 Old Ma’m’selle’s Secret 164 
 
 Princess of The Moor 165 
 
 The Lady With The Rubies 166 
 
 The Second Wife 167 
 
 Marryat, Captain 
 
 Jacob Faithful 1013 
 
 Masterman Ready 271 
 
 Mr. Midshipman Easy ) 272 
 
 Percival Keene 1014 
 
 The Little Savage 1015 
 
 The Phantom Ship 1016 
 
 The Privateersman 856 
 
 Mason, A. E. W. 
 
 Mirandia of The Balcony 
 
 1214 
 
 Maynard, Cora 
 
 The Letter and The Spirit 
 
 1009 
 
 Mathews, Frances A. 
 
 My Lady Peggy Goes To Town 521 
 
 Matthews, Brander 
 
 His Father’s Son 1004 
 
 McCall, Sidney 
 
 Truth Dexter 
 
 542 
 
WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 t>8 
 
 McCay, S. C. 
 
 A Modern Quixote. ; ; 1604 
 
 McElroy, Lucy C. 
 
 Juletty 565 
 
 McLandburgh, Florence 
 
 The Automaton Bar 1727 
 
 McNulty, Edward 
 
 The Son of a Peasant 1024 
 
 Melville, Herman 
 
 Omoo .\ 1673 
 
 Typee 1341 
 
 White Jacket 1288 
 
 Meredith, George 
 
 Rhoda Fleming 293 
 
 The Egotist 294 
 
 Meredith. Robert 
 
 Around The World On $60.00 582 
 
 Merriman, H. S. 
 
 In Kidar’s Tents 1049 
 
 Roden’s Corner 985 
 
 The Gray Lady 986 
 
 The Sowers 987 
 
 Mitchell, D. G. (Ik. Marvel) 
 
 Bound Together 1233 
 
 Doctor Johns 1227 
 
 Dream Life 289 
 
 My Farm of Edgewood 1228 
 
 Out of Town Places 1229 
 
 Reveries of a Bachelor 290 
 
 Wet Days at Edgewood 1674 
 
Library catalogue. 59 
 
 Mitchell, S. W. 
 
 Far in The Forest 1424 
 
 In War Time 1010 
 
 Hugh Wynne, in 2 vols.: 
 
 Volume i.; 1083 
 
 Volume 2. 1084 
 
 The Adventures of Francois 1325 
 
 Moore, H. F. 
 
 The Fatal Gift 2162 
 
 Moore, John T. 
 
 A Summer Hymnal 591 
 
 Morris, Clara 
 
 A Pasteboard Crown 16 
 
 Muloch, Miss 
 
 A Brave Lady 979 
 
 A Hero 980 
 
 A Legacy 1086 
 
 A Noble Life 1628 
 
 Hannah 981 
 
 John Halifax, Gentleman 353 
 
 King Arthur 1798 
 
 The Executor 2050 
 
 The Head of The Family 1003 
 
 The Ogilvies 1076 
 
 Munn, Charles C. 
 
 Rock Haven 707 
 
 Uncle Terry 842 
 
 Munroe, Kirk 
 
 • At War With Pontiac 1041 
 
 Cab and Caboose 1173 
 
 Campmates 971 
 
 Canoemates 972 
 
 Dorymates 973 
 
 In Pirate Waters 1042 
 
 Raftmates 974 
 
 Rick Dale 975 
 
 The White Conquerors 1296 
 
 With Crockett and Bowie 1043 
 
WISCONSIN STATE PRISON; 
 
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 Nichols, Anna 
 
 An Idyl of The Wabash * » . . 1634 
 
 Nordau, Max 
 
 The Drones Must Die 1023 
 
 Ohnet, George 
 
 The Ironmaster 1137 
 
 'Ollivant, Alfred 
 
 Bob Son of Battle 570 
 
 Optic, Oliver, (W. T. Adams) 
 
 A Young Knight-Errant 1147 
 
 Across India liis 
 
 All Aboard 1149 
 
 Asiatic Breezes 1150 
 
 Brave Old Salt 1669 
 
 Cringle and Cross-tree 1185 
 
 Cross and Crescent 1186 
 
 Dikes and Ditches 533 
 
 Down The Rhine 1151 
 
 Field and Forest 1152 
 
 Fighting Joe 1187 
 
 Four Young Explorers 1153 
 
 Isles of The Sea 1193 
 
 Little By Little 1154 
 
 Now or Never 1502 
 
 Outward Bound 1155 
 
 Palace and Cottage 1156 
 
 Plane and Plank 1188 
 
 Poor and Proud 1265 
 
 Shamrock and Thistle 1157 
 
 Sunny Shores 1192 
 
 Up The Baltic 1383 
 
 The Boat Club 1158 
 
 The Soldier Boy 1159 
 
 The Yankee Middy 1160 
 
 The Young Lieutenant 1189 
 
 Try Again 1161 
 
 Young America in England and Wales 1190 
 
 Young America in Russia and Prussia 1767 
 
 Young America in Spain and Portugal 1191 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. gl 
 
 O’Rell, Max 
 
 Jonathan and His Continent 1630 
 
 Otis, James 
 
 Search For The Silver City 1162 
 
 The Braganza Diamond 1163 
 
 The Charming Sally 1429 
 
 The Treasure Finders 1497 
 
 “Ouida” (Louisa De La Ramee) 
 
 Chandos 315 
 
 La Strega: Other Stories 1127 
 
 Strathmore 316 
 
 Under Two Flags 317 
 
 Page, Thomas N. 
 
 In Old Virginia 1852 
 
 On Newfound River < 1191 
 
 Red Rock 476 
 
 Two Little Confederates 2107 
 
 Two Prisoners 1552 
 
 Pater, Walter 
 
 Marius The Epicurean 434 
 
 Paton, James 
 
 The Story of John G. Paton 410 
 
 Patton, James B. 
 
 Bijli The Dancer 1140 
 
 Payson, William F. 
 
 The Copy Maker 113S 
 
 Phelps, Elizabeth 
 
 Come Forth 1200 
 
 The Silent Partner 1201 
 
 The Story of Avis 1202 
 
 Pidgin, Charles T. 
 
 Stephen Holton, 
 
 485 
 
62 
 
 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 Pier, Arthur S. 
 
 The Pedagogues 1X75 
 
 Pierre, B. De St 
 
 Paul and Virginia 409 
 
 Poe, Edgar A. 
 
 Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pynn 300 
 
 The Gold Bug 301 
 
 The Murders in The Rue Morgue 302 
 
 Pool, Maria L. 
 
 A Golden Sorrow 1716 
 
 In Buncombe County.. 1959 
 
 Mrs. Keats Bradford 1167 
 
 Roweny in Boston 1561 
 
 The Red Bridge Neighborhood 1166 
 
 Pugh, Edwin 
 
 Tony Drum 1139 
 
 Putnam, George S. 
 
 In Blue Uniform 1763 
 
 On The Offensive 1195 
 
 Reade, Charles 
 
 A Perilous Secret 1143 
 
 A Terrible Temptation 19S 
 
 Foul Play 1770 
 
 It Is Never Too Late To Mend 199 
 
 Love Me Little Love Me Long 200 
 
 Put Yourself in His Place 1373 
 
 The Cloister and The Heath 201 
 
 Reinhart, C. S. 
 
 At The Red Glove 124S 
 
 Rhoscomyl, Owen 
 
 The Lady of Castell March 1562 
 
 Ridge, W. P. 
 
 A Son of The State 
 
 1573 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. (53 
 
 Rivers G. R. R. 
 
 Captain Shays 1178 
 
 The Count’s Snuff Box 1459 
 
 The Governor’s Garden 1249 
 
 Roche, Regina M. 
 
 Children of The Abbey 398 
 
 Rod, Edouard 
 
 The Sacrafice of Silence 1247 
 
 Roe, E. P. 
 
 A Knight of The XIX Century 531 
 
 A Young Girl’s Wooing 24 
 
 An Original Belle 1993 
 
 Barriers Burned Away 1994 
 
 Driven Back To Eden 1670 
 
 From Jest To Earnest 1115 
 
 He Fell in Love With His Wife 892 
 
 His Sombre Rivals 120 
 
 Miss Lou 466 
 
 Nature’s Serial Story 1116 
 
 Near To Nature’s Heart . .. 1117 
 
 Opening a Chestnut Burr 523 
 
 The Earth Trembled 529 
 
 The Home Acre 1118 
 
 What Can She Do 536 
 
 Without a Home 530 
 
 Ruakin, John 
 
 Sesame and Lilies 385 
 
 The Crown of Wild Olives 380 
 
 Russel, W. C. 
 
 An Ocean Tragedy 1056 
 
 Jack’s Courtship 31B 
 
 The Mystery of The Ocean Star 1771 
 
 The Wreck of The Grosvenor 319 
 
 Saintine, X. B. 
 
 Picciola. . . 
 
 452 
 
64 
 
 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 Sand, George 
 
 Consuelo 427 
 
 Francois The Waif 1270 
 
 Saunters, Marshall 
 
 Beautiful Joe 1851 
 
 Her Sailor 1225 
 
 Rose A. Charlitte 1226 
 
 The House of Armour 1458 
 
 Sawyer, W. L. 
 
 A Local Habitation 1177 
 
 Schreiner, Olive 
 
 The Story of An African Farm . 391 
 
 Scott, M. 
 
 Tom Cringle’s Log 1981 
 
 Seawell, Mollie E. 
 
 A Virginia Cavalier 1266 
 
 Betty Stair 1624 
 
 Sewell, Anna 
 
 Black Beauty 415 
 
 Simms, W. G. 
 
 Charlemont 1300 
 
 Smith, F. Hopkinson 
 
 A Day at Laquerre’s: Other Stories 1388 
 
 A White Umbrella In Mexico 1762 
 
 Caleb West — Master Diven 1675 
 
 Colonel Carter of Cartersville 608 
 
 Mary Paget 1555 
 
 The Fortunes of Oliver Horn 518 
 
 Tom Grogan . , 83 
 
 Smith, Minnie C. 
 
 Saragossa. . . 
 
 845 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. (55 
 
 Smith, W. H. 
 
 The Evolution of Dodd 28 
 
 Smollett, T. 
 
 The Adventures of Gil Bias 445 
 
 Southworth, E. D. E. N. 
 
 A Noble Lord 1996' 
 
 All worth Abbey 1210 
 
 Ishmael 264 
 
 Self Raised 265 
 
 The Curse of Clifton 1995 
 
 The Hidden Hand 266 
 
 The Lady of The Isle 1286 
 
 The Lost Heir of Linlithgow 1295 
 
 Souvestre, Emile 
 
 The Attic Philosopher 455 
 
 Spearman, Frank H. 
 
 The Nerve of Foley 1264 
 
 Stanley, H. A. 
 
 The Backwoodsman 1289 
 
 Stell, Charles 
 
 Aleck Hornby 1431 
 
 Steel, Flora A. 
 
 In The Permanent Way 1279 
 
 On The Face of The Waters 1278 
 
 Red Rowans 1499 
 
 Sterne, Laurence 
 
 A Sentimental Journey 347 
 
 Stevens, Sheppard 
 
 In The Eagle’s Talon 2163 
 
 The Sword of Justice 1221 
 
 Stevenson, B. E. 
 
 The Heritage 551 
 
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WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 66 
 
 Stevenson, Robert L. 
 
 David Balfour: 1208 
 
 In The South Seas 1209 
 
 Kidnapped 252 
 
 Doctor* Jekyll and Mr. Hyde 2207 
 
 Master of Ballantrae 253 
 
 New Arabian Nights 1058 
 
 St. Ives v 1231 
 
 The Black Arrow 1409 
 
 The Misadventures of John Nicholson 2204 
 
 The Wrecker 1232 
 
 Treasure Island 254 
 
 Weir of Hermiston 1060 
 
 Stockton, Frank 
 
 A Jolly Fellowship 1212 
 
 A Story-teller’s Pack 1999 
 
 Adventures of Captain Horn 2172 
 
 Buccaneers and Pirates of Our Coasts 1558 
 
 Kate Bonnet 500 
 
 Rudder Grange 19 
 
 The Grpat Stone of Sardis 1055 
 
 The Hundredth Man , 1554 
 
 The Lady or The Tiger: Other Stories 84 
 
 The Late Mrs. Null 1299 
 
 Stoddard, William O. 
 
 Chuck Purdy 1317 
 
 Crowded Out O’ Crowfield 1443 
 
 Dab Kinzer 1369 
 
 Gid Granger 1732 
 
 Guert Ten Eyck 1462 
 
 Little Smoke 1444 
 
 The First Cruise Out: Other Stories 1259 
 
 The Quartet 1370 
 
 The Red Mustang.-. 1776 
 
 Two Arrows • 1835 
 
 With The Black Prince 1463 
 
 Stowe, Harriet B. 
 
 Agnes of Sorrento 160S 
 
 My Wife and 1 26 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 0^ 
 
 — 1 1 — i 
 
 Stowe, Harriet B. 
 
 Oldtown Folks 30 
 
 Poganuc People 29 
 
 Sam Lawson’s Fireside Stories 475 
 
 The Minister’s Wooing 267 
 
 The Pearl of Orr’s Island 41 
 
 Uncle Tom’s Cabin 268 
 
 We and Our Neighbors 2182 
 
 Stretton, Hesba 
 
 In Prison and Out 1571 
 
 Max Kromer i 1260 
 
 Stuart, Ruth M. 
 
 Napoleon Jackson 597 
 
 Tarkington, Booth 
 
 The Gentleman From Indiana 2161 
 
 Tautphoena, Baroness 
 
 The Initials 431 
 
 Taylor, Bayard 
 
 Eldorado 1234 
 
 Hannah Thurston ‘ 1235 
 
 John Godfrey’s Fortunes 1236 
 
 JJnder Three Flags 1595 
 
 Views Afoot 459 
 
 Taylor, M. Imlay 
 
 An Imperial Lover 1218 
 
 On The Red Staircase 1277 
 
 Thackeray, W. M. 
 
 Henry Esmond, Esq 259 
 
 History of Pendennis 260 
 
 Miscellanies 1632 
 
 The Newcomes 261 
 
 The Virginians 262 
 
 Vanity Fair 263 
 
68 
 
 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 Thanet, Octave 
 
 Otto The Knight: Other Stories 1315 
 
 The Missionary Sheriff 1570 
 
 We All 1215 
 
 Thoreau, H. D. 
 
 Walden 423 
 
 Thurston, Lucy M. 
 
 A Girl of Virginia 2165 
 
 Tourgee, A. W. 
 
 A Fool’s Errand 1268 
 
 A Royal Gentleman 1633 
 
 Towle, George M. 
 
 Pizarro 1219 
 
 The Story of a House 2111 
 
 T rine, R. W. 
 
 In Tune With The Infinite 573 
 
 T rollope, Anthony 
 
 Dr. Thorne, in 2 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 1108 
 
 Volume 2 1109 
 
 The Small House at Allington, in 3 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 1364 
 
 Volume 2 1365 
 
 Volume 3 1366 
 
 T rowbridge, J. T. 
 
 Biding His Time 1989 
 
 Coupon Bonds 507 
 
 Cudjo’s Cave 2166 
 
 Jack Hazard and His Fortunes 1609 
 
 Martin Merrivale 1230 
 
 Neighbor Jackwood 705 
 
 Neighbor’s Wives 503 
 
 The Adventures of David Vane and David Crane 1301 
 
 The Lottery Ticket 1984 
 
 The Three Scouts 20 
 
 Tfre Young Surveyor 1334 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 09 
 
 Vandergrift, Margaret 
 
 The Queen’s Body Guard 1222 
 
 Van Dyke, Henry 
 
 The Blue Flower 519 
 
 The Ruling Passion 491 
 
 Van Zile, E. S. 
 
 With Sword and Crucifix 1129 
 
 Verne, Jules 
 
 DLck Sand 159 
 
 Eight Hundred Leagues On The Amazon 153 
 
 From The Earth To The Moon 154 
 
 Michael Strogoff 155 
 
 Mysterious Island i56 
 
 Tour of The World in Eighty Days 157 
 
 Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea 158 
 
 • 
 
 Vynne, Nora 
 
 The Priest’s Marriage 1724 
 
 Waite, Victor 
 
 Cross Trails 467 
 
 Ward, Mrs Humphrey 
 
 Amiel’s Journal 451 
 
 Helbeck of Bannisdale, in 2 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 1313 
 
 Volume 2 ' 1314 
 
 The History of David Grieve 2174 
 
 Ware, William 
 
 Aurelian 380 
 
 Zenobia 381 
 
 Waring, G. E., Jr. 
 
 Whip and Spur 1967 
 
 Warman, C. 
 
 The White Mail 1769 
 
^0 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 Warner, Charles D. 
 
 Backlog Studies 1990 
 
 Being a Boy 1392 
 
 On Horseback 1968 
 
 Warner, Susan 
 
 Wide Wide World 388 
 
 Warren, Samuel 
 
 Ten Thousand A Year 478 
 
 Waterloo, Stanley 
 
 Armageddon 1267 
 
 The Seekers 1324 
 
 Wells, D. D. 
 
 Her Ladyship’s Elephant 1223 
 
 Wells, H. G. 
 
 The Invisible Man 1331 
 
 The War of The Worlds 2244 
 
 Thirty Strange Stories 1345 
 
 When The Sleeper Wakes 2239 
 
 Werner, E. 
 
 Good Luck... 382 
 
 Saint Michael 383 
 
 Westcott, E. N. 
 
 David Harum 54 
 
 Weyman, Stanley, Jr. 
 
 A Gentleman of France 1318 
 
 A Minister of France 1569 
 
 For The Cause 1956 
 
 House of The Wolf 303 
 
 My Lady Rotha 1774 
 
 Shrewsbury 1346 
 
 The Castle Inn 1207 
 
 The Man In Black 304 
 
 The Red Cockade 1668 
 
 The Story of Francis Cludde 1310 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 77 
 
 White, Hervey 
 
 Differences 1563 
 
 White, Stewart E. 
 
 The Blazed Trail. 2220 
 
 Wichert, Ernst 
 
 The Green Gate i33(j 
 
 Wikoff, Henry 
 
 My Courtship and Its Consequences it>05 
 
 Wiggin, Kate D. 
 
 A Cathedral Courtship 1306 
 
 Penelope’s Progress 1393 
 
 The Story of Patsy 1338 
 
 The Village Watch Tower 1399 
 
 Timothy’s Quest 1311 
 
 Wilkins, Mary E. 
 
 A Humble Romance 637 
 
 Jane Field 097 
 
 Madelon 1768 
 
 Pembroke m 
 
 The Heart’s Highway 0 79 
 
 The Portion of Labor 471 
 
 Wilson, Augusta E. 
 
 A Speckled Bird 479 
 
 At The Mercy of Tiberius 877 
 
 Wilson, H. L. 
 
 The Spenders 492 
 
 Winthrop, Theodore 
 
 Love and Skates 1899 
 
 John Brent 4339 
 
 Wolf, Emma 
 
 The Joy of Life. 
 
 1316 
 
70 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 Wood, Mrs H. 
 
 East Lynne 406 
 
 Woolson, C. F. 
 
 Anne 1372 
 
 Wyndham, Horace 
 
 The Queen’s Service 1428 
 
 Wyss, J. R. 
 
 The ‘Swiss Family Robinson 41G 
 
 Yonge, Charlotte, M. 
 
 A Book of Oolden Deeds 242 
 
 Chaplet of Pearls 1556 
 
 Dove in The Eagle’s Nest 243 
 
 Heartsease 1416 
 
 Heir of Redclyffe 244 
 
 Unknown To x^istory I'll? 
 
 Zangwill, I. 
 
 The Mantle of Elijah 508 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 
 
 n 
 
 HISTORICAL FICTION. 
 
 Abbott, W. J. 
 
 Battlefields and Victory 2064 
 
 Battlefields ot“61” 2077 
 
 Blue Jackets 01 "61” 2131 
 
 Blue’ Jackets of ”76” 2035 
 
 Blue Jackets of ”1812” 2068 
 
 Blue Jackets of ‘1898” 581 
 
 Arnold, Sir Edward 
 
 Phra The Phoenician 421 
 
 The Light of Asia 419 
 
 Atherton, Gertrude 
 
 The Conqueror 559 
 
 Barnes, James 
 
 A Loyal Traitor T54 
 
 The Hero of Erie 662 
 
 Earr, Amelia E. 
 
 Cluny MacPherson 673 
 
 Remember The Alamo 1131 
 
 Becker, Louis 
 
 The Mutineer 1433 
 
 Benton, Kate A. 
 
 Geber 1505 
 
 Bry:!en, H. A. 
 
 An Exiled Scot 1134 
 
74 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 Bulwer-Lytton 
 
 Ernest Maltravers ........... 1445 
 
 Eugene Aram ; 1446 
 
 Godolphin >. 992 
 
 Harold , 273 
 
 Kenelm Chillingly 993 
 
 Last Days of Pompeii * 274 
 
 Last of The Barons 275 
 
 Lucretia 1447 
 
 Paul Clifford 1057 
 
 Pelham 1284 
 
 Rienzi 276 
 
 The Caxtons 277 
 
 The Coming Race 2221 
 
 The Disowned 1448 
 
 The Parisians 1246 
 
 Butterworth, Hezekiah 
 
 The Log School House 739 
 
 The Wampum Belt 740 
 
 Cable, George W. 
 
 Bylow Hill 480 
 
 John March Southerner 840 
 
 Madam Delphine 924 
 
 Old Creole Days 1940 
 
 The Cavalier 1508 
 
 The Grandissimes 754 
 
 Caine, Hall 
 
 A Son of Hagar 2179 
 
 Captain Davy’s Honeymoon 756 
 
 The Bondman 2181 
 
 The Christian 1617 
 
 The Deemster .<■ 2184 
 
 The Manxman 809 
 
 The Scapegoat 1044 
 
 The Shadow of a Crime 2180 
 
 Charles, Mrs A. 
 
 The Draytons and The Davenants 2206 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 
 
 75 
 
 Churchill, Winston 
 
 Richard Carvel 864 
 
 The Crisis 841 
 
 Coffin, C. C. 
 
 Building The Nation 2032 
 
 Daughters of The Revolution 835 
 
 Drum-beat of The Nation 2030 
 
 Following The Flag 921 
 
 Freedom Triumphant 2139 
 
 Marching To Victory 2034 
 
 Redeeming The Republic 2138 
 
 The Boys of “61” 2072 
 
 The Boys of “76” 2142 
 
 Cook, John E. 
 
 Captain Cook’s Voyages v .. 461 
 
 Captain Ralph 1146 
 
 Her Majesty The Queen 1611. 
 
 Cooper, J. Fennimore 
 
 Afloat and Ashore. . . 
 Homeward Bound. . . . 
 
 Jack Tier 
 
 Last of The Mohicans 
 
 Lionel Lincoln 
 
 Mercedes of Castile. . 
 Miles Wallingford. . . . 
 
 Precaution 
 
 Satanstoe 
 
 Sea Lions 
 
 The Bravo 
 
 The Chain Bearer. . . . 
 
 The Crater 
 
 The Deerslayer 
 
 The Headsman 
 
 The Heidenmauer. . . . 
 
 The Monikins 
 
 The Oak Openings.. 
 
 The Pathfinder 
 
 The Pilot 
 
 The Pioneers 
 
 772 
 744 
 774 
 
 21 
 
 743 
 
 773 
 596' 
 763 
 746 
 
 2222 
 
 902 
 
 901 
 
 766 
 
 31 
 
 916 
 
 769 
 
 770 
 
 771 
 
 36 
 
 37 
 
 38 
 
WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 Cooper, J. Fennimore 
 
 The Prairie 2186 
 
 The Red Rover. ; 2190 
 
 The Red Skins s ; . . . 742 
 
 the Spy......;..; 2187 
 
 The Water Witch .....;. 2188 
 
 The Ways of The Hour 1937 
 
 Two Admirals 2189 
 
 Wept of Wish-Ton-Wish 745 
 
 Wing and Wing 2191 
 
 Wyandotte 767 
 
 Cotes, Mrs E. 
 
 The Story of Sonny Sahib, . 779 
 
 Creelman, James 
 
 Eagle Blood 1291 
 
 Crowninshield, Mrs S. 
 
 Latitude 19° 715 
 
 Davlec and Vaughan 
 
 The Republic of Plato 438 
 
 Defoe, Daniel 
 
 Robinson Crusoe 450 
 
 Ebers, George 
 
 An Egyptian Princess 185 
 
 Biide of The Nile 186 
 
 Burgomaster’s Wife 187 
 
 Cleopatra, in 2 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 1920 
 
 Volume 2 1921 
 
 Homo Sum 188 
 
 The Emperor 189 
 
 The King and Queen of Mollenbusch 1125 
 
 Eggleston, George C. 
 
 A Carolina Cavalier 706 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 
 
 77 
 
 Eliot, George 
 
 Adam Bede 177 
 
 Daniel Deronda.. 178 
 
 Felix Holt 184 
 
 Middlemarch 179 
 
 Mill on The Floss ; 180 
 
 Romola 181 
 
 Silas Marner 182 
 
 Fletcher, J. S. 
 
 At The Blue Bell Inn 923 
 
 When Charles The First Was King 897 
 
 Fox, John, Jr. 
 
 The Kentuckian 880 
 
 Gow, Lizzie B. 
 
 Children of The Frontier 636 
 
 Haggard, H. Rider 
 
 Allan Quatermain 1928 
 
 King Solomon’s Mines 1114 
 
 Halvey, Ludovic 
 
 The Abbe Constantin 358 
 
 Hanson, C. H. 
 
 Stories of The Days of King Arthur 1101 
 
 Henty, G. A. 
 
 Bonnie Prince Charlie *. 937 
 
 By England’s Aid 938 
 
 By Pike and Dyke 1625 
 
 Captain Bay ley’s Heir 939 
 
 For The Temple 940 
 
 Friends Though Divided 941 
 
 In The Heart of The Rockies 1122 
 
 In The Reign of Terror 1282 
 
 Maori and . Settler 1241 
 
 On The Irrawaddy 1672 
 
 Raskins and Cowboy, 1123 
 
78 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 * 
 
 Henty, G. A . 
 
 St. George For England 1321 
 
 The Boy Knight 942 
 
 The Cornet of Horse 943 
 
 The Dragoon and The Raven 944 
 
 The Lion of St. Mark 945 
 
 The Lion of The North 1242 
 
 The Tiger of Mysore 940 
 
 The Young Carthagenian 947 
 
 The Young /Colonists 959 
 
 Through Russian Snows 948 
 
 True To The Old Flag 1619 
 
 Under Drake’s Flag 1371 
 
 Under Wellington’s Command 949 
 
 With Clive In India 1081 
 
 With Cochrane The Dauntless 952 
 
 With Frederick The Great 1285 
 
 With Lee In Virginia 1183 
 
 Young Franc — Tireurs 953 
 
 Hope Anthony 
 
 Phroso 1213 
 
 Rupert of Hentzau 998 
 
 Simon Hope 988 
 
 The Prisoner of Zenda . 989 
 
 Hugo, Victor 
 
 By Order of The King 138 
 
 History of a Crime 137 
 
 Les Miserables 1997 
 
 Les Miserables, in 2 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 •. 2237 
 
 Volume 2 2238 
 
 Ninety Three 134 
 
 Notre Dame De Paris 1254 
 
 The Hunch-back of Notre Dame 136 
 
 Toilers of The Sea 135 
 
 Ingraham, J. H. 
 
 The Pillar of Fire 329 
 
 The Prince of The House of David 330 
 
 The Throne of David 331 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 
 
 79 
 
 James, G. P. R. 
 
 Richelieu, in 2 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 1046 
 
 Volume 2 1047 
 
 Keightley, S. R. 
 
 The Cavaliers 951 
 
 King, Gen. Chas. 
 
 A Wounded Name 1252 
 
 An Army Wife 1507 
 
 Between The Lines 1302 
 
 Cadet Days 1328 
 
 Fort Frayne 1599 
 
 Kitty’s Conquest 1367 
 
 Marion’s Faith 905 
 
 The Colonel’s Daughter 1390 
 
 The Iron Brigade 490 
 
 Under Fire 1181 
 
 Kingsley, Charles 
 
 Alton Locke 211 
 
 Greek Heroes 212 
 
 Hereward 213 
 
 Hypatia 214 
 
 The Water Babies 215 
 
 Westward Ho 216 
 
 Kingsley, Florence M. 
 
 Prisoners of The Sea 1035 
 
 Kirk, Ellen O. 
 
 Revolutionary Love Story 1112 
 
 Le Due, E. V. 
 
 Annals of a Fortress 2114 
 
 Lewis, H. H. 
 
 A Gunner Aboard The “Yankee” 2018 
 
 Macleod, Mary 
 
 j^ing Arthur and His Noble Knights 397 
 
80 
 
 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 Mahaffy, John B. 
 
 Alexander’s Empire 561 
 
 McClelland, Ella G. 
 
 A Daughter of Two Nations 1363 
 
 Morris, Charles 
 
 Historical Tales 1620 
 
 Muhlbach, Louisa 
 
 Daughter of An Empress 255 
 
 Ninde, Mary L. 
 
 We Two Alone In Europe 81 
 
 Otis, James 
 
 The Boys of Fort Schuyler 1549 
 
 The Signal Boys of “75” 1540 
 
 When Israel Putnam Served The King 1548 
 
 Overton, Robert 
 
 The King’s Pardon 1559 
 
 Parker, Gilbert 
 
 Pierre and His People 1196 
 
 The Battle oh The Strong 1717 
 
 The Seats of The Mighty 1145 
 
 The Trail of The Sword 1626 
 
 When Valmond Came To Pontiac 1199 
 
 Parkman, Francis Jr. 
 
 California and Oregon Trail 37S 
 
 Conspiracy of Pontiac 379 
 
 Pemberton, Max 
 
 The Impregnable City 1141 
 
 The Little Huguenots 1946 
 
 Porter, Jane 
 
 Thaddeus of Warsaw 335 
 
 The Scottish Chiefs.. 336 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE, 
 
 81 
 
 Prince, Helen, 
 
 At The Sign of The Silver Crescent 1731 
 
 “Q” 
 
 The Blue Pavilions 1457 
 
 Troy Town 757 
 
 Remingon, Frederick 
 
 Crooked Trails 2049 
 
 Pony Tracks 2151 
 
 Rives, Hallie E. 
 
 Hearts Courageous 1294 
 
 Roosevelt, Theodore 
 
 Hero Tales 1538 
 
 Ross, Clinton 
 
 A Trooper of The Empress 1174 
 
 Bobby McDuff 1958 
 
 The Scarlet Coat 1957 
 
 Scott, Sir Walter 
 
 Anne of Geierstein 39 
 
 Bride of Lammermoor 40 
 
 Count Robert of Paris 2178 
 
 Fair Maid of Perth 42 
 
 Fortunes of Nigel 43 
 
 Guy Mannering 44 
 
 Heart of Midlothian 45 
 
 Ivanhoe 46 
 
 Kenilworth 47 
 
 Old Mortality 48 
 
 Peveril of The Peak 49 
 
 Quentin Durward 50 
 
 Redgauntiet 51 
 
 Rob Roy 52 
 
 St. Ronan’s Well 53 
 
 Tales of a Grandfather 1297 
 
 The Abbot 55 
 
 The Antiquary 56 
 
 6 
 
82 
 
 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON, 
 
 Scott, Sir Walter 
 
 The Betrothal * 57 
 
 The Black Dwarf 58 
 
 The Monastery 59 
 
 The Pirate 60 
 
 The Surgeon’s Daughter 61 
 
 The Talisman 62 
 
 Waverly 63 
 
 Woodstock 64 
 
 Sienkiewicz, Henry 
 
 “Quo Vadis” 1205 
 
 The Deluge, in 2 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 1203 
 
 Volume 2 1204 
 
 With Fire and Sword 1206 
 
 Stephens, Robert N. 
 
 The Continental Dragoon ! 1211 
 
 Stimson, F. J. 
 
 King Noanett — A Story of Virginia 1217 
 
 Stoddard, Richard H. 
 
 Prosper Merimees 1358 
 
 Sue, Eugene 
 
 The Wandering Jew '526 
 
 Sutphen, Van Tassel 
 
 The Cardinal’s Rose 473 
 
 Thompson, D. P. 
 
 Green Mountain Boys 404 
 
 Thompson, Maurice 
 
 Alice of Old Vincennes 488 
 
 The King of Honey Island 489 
 
 Tomlinaon, E. T. 
 
 The Boys of Old Monmouth 1290 
 
 Two Young Patriots 1421 
 
 Washington’s Young Aids 1432 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. $3 
 
 Truesiale, John 
 
 The Blue Coats 2134 
 
 Wallace, Lew 
 
 Ben Hur 1142 
 
 The Fair God 562 
 
 The Prince of India, in 2 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 644 
 
 Volume 2 645 
 
 Walton, Mrs O. F. 
 
 Christie The King’s Servant 1320 
 
 White, A. R. 
 
 The Blue and The Gray 2091 
 
 Wister, Owen 
 
 The Virginian 4 g(j 
 
84 - 
 
 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 HUMOROUS FICTION. 
 
 Burdette, Robert 
 
 Chimes From a Jester’s Bell 32 
 
 Draper, John S. 
 
 Shams 2105 
 
 Harte, Bret 
 
 A Waif of The Plains 1863 
 
 Barker’s Luck: Other Stories 1304 
 
 Gabriel Conroy 1007 
 
 Mrs. Skagg’s Husbands 1931 
 
 Poetical Works of Bret Harte 1442 
 
 The Luck of Roaring Camp 607 
 
 The Story of a Mine 1895 
 
 Three Partners 1730 
 
 Holly, Marietta 
 
 Samantha at Saratoga 403 
 
 Samantha at The Centennial 837 
 
 Samantha at The World’s Fair 2029 
 
 Mark Twain (S. L. Clemens) 
 
 A Connecticut Yankee at Court 1593 
 
 A Double Barrelled Detective Story 552 
 
 A Tramp Abroad 2122 
 
 Following The Equator 2063 
 
 Huckleberry Finn 1594 
 
 Life On The Mississippi 2173 
 
 Pudd’nhead Wilson 2041 
 
 The Adventures of Tom Sawyer 2098 
 
 The Prince and The Pauper 2102 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 
 
 85 
 
 Peck, George W. 
 
 Peck’s Bad Boy 1412 
 
 Read, Opie 
 
 A Kentdcky Colonel 4 ... 1243 
 
 The Waters of CaHey Fork 1332 
 
 Swift, Jonathan 
 
 Gulliver’s Travels 4(10 
 
 Townsend, E. W. 
 
 Chimmie Fadden Explains 1418 
 
g(5 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 TRAVEL AND ADVENTURE. 
 
 Abbot, A. O. 
 
 Prison Life In The South 1623 
 
 Aldridge, Reginald 
 
 Life On a Ranch 689 
 
 Allen, T. G. Jr. 
 
 Across Asia On a Bicycle 712 
 
 Anonymous 
 
 A Tramp Trip 2248 
 
 Alone In China N 1261 
 
 Beyond The Argentine 1929 
 
 Bits of Travel at Home 1864 
 
 During Two Indian Campaigns 1258 
 
 Four Years Among Spanish Americans 1799 
 
 Four Years in Rebel Capitals 2113 
 
 Lives of Early English Navigators 1818 
 
 Mary Brown at Naples 1846 
 
 Scribner’s Stories of Italy 1806 
 
 Scribner’s Stories of New York 1807 
 
 Scribner’s Stories of The Railway ; 1809 
 
 Scribner’s Stories of The Sea 1808 
 
 Tales From McClures — Adventure 1825 
 
 Tales From McClures— The West 1826 
 
 Tales From McClures — War 1827 
 
 The Christmas Wreck 1551 
 
 The Road To Rome From Venice 1053 
 
 Two Thousand Miles on Horseback 1180 
 
 Wonders of The Yellowstone 1677 
 
 Auerbach, Berthold 
 
 On The Heights 436 
 
 The Villa On The Rhine, in 2 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 1935 
 
 Volume 2 1936 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. ^7 
 
 Ballantyne, R. M. 
 
 The Gorilla Hunters 881 
 
 Ballou, M. M. 
 
 Travels Under The Southern Cross 663 
 
 Ballou, M. R. 
 
 Aztec Land 1034 
 
 Barnum, P. T. 
 
 Forest and Jungle 2089 
 
 Barrows, John H. 
 
 A World Pilgrimage 850 
 
 Biart, Lucien 
 
 Adventures of a Young Naturalist 728 
 
 Bishop, Isabella B. 
 
 Six Months In The Sandwich Islands 848 
 
 Bolton, Sarah K. 
 
 Famous Voyages and Explorers 1992 
 
 Booth, William S. 
 
 Our Many Seas 2223 
 
 Bourget, Paul 
 
 Impressions of Italy 1011 
 
 Brooks, E. S. 
 
 Heroic Happenings 2094 
 
 Historic Boys 661 
 
 In Leisler’s Time 724 
 
 The American Indian 2053 
 
 The American Sailor 2144 
 
 ,The American Soldier 2040 
 
 True Story of Christopher Columbus 2084 
 
 Butterworth, Hezekiah 
 
 Zigzag Journeys in The Northwest 2028 
 
 Zigzag Journeys in The Sunny South 2095 
 
 Zigzag Journeys on The Mississippi 2106 
 
88 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 Cahun, Leon 
 
 The Adventures of Captain Mago 2009 
 
 Carpenter, Mary F» 
 
 lit Cairo and Jerusalem * 714 
 
 Chandler, W. Ai 
 
 Through Jungle and Gesert 2153 
 
 Craddock, C. E. 
 
 In The Tennessee Mountains 640 
 
 The Young Mountaineers 727 
 
 Cumming, Gordon 
 
 Wild Men and Wild Beasts 79 
 
 Custer, Elizabeth B. 
 
 Boots and Saddles 753 
 
 Following The Guidon 1339 
 
 Dana, R. H. Jr. 
 
 Two Years Before The Mast 348 
 
 Dodge, T. A. 
 
 Great Captains 2073 
 
 Du Chaillu, Paul 
 
 Equatorial Africa and The Dwarfs 2 
 
 Lost In The Jungle 874 
 
 My Apingi Kingdom 1269 
 
 Stories of The Gorilla Country 2167 
 
 The Land of The Long Nights 569 
 
 Wild Life Under The Equator 733 
 
 Dwyer, C. P. 
 
 The Immigrant Builder 2010 
 
 Edwards, Amelia B. 
 
 A Thousand Miles Up The Nile 395 
 
 Ellis, Daniel 
 
 Thrilling Adventures of Daniel Ellis 
 
 898 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 
 
 89 
 
 Ellis, E. S. 
 
 Across Texas 1164 
 
 Day® of The Pioneers 815 
 
 Lost In Samoa 878 
 
 The Great Cattle Trail 1165 
 
 The Young Ranchers . ... 859 
 
 Ellis, John B. 
 
 Sights and Secrets of The National Capitol 2143 
 
 Field, Kate 
 
 Ten Days In Spain 1876 
 
 Fiint, Grover 
 
 Marching With Gomez 846 
 
 Fowle, A. L. 
 
 American Adventures, in 2 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 1971 
 
 Volume 2 1972 
 
 Fuller, Henry B. 
 
 The Cliff Dwellers 537 
 
 Gibson, W. H. 
 
 Camp Life in The Woods 1111 
 
 Goode, W. A. M. 
 
 With Sampson Through The War 2037 
 
 Greely, A. W. 
 
 Explorers and Travellers 1420 
 
 Hale, Edward E. 
 
 Seven Spanish Cities 1088 
 
 Stories of Adventure 1089 
 
 Stories of Discovery 1090 
 
 Stories of The Sea 1091 
 
 Stories of The War 1092 
 
 Hapgood, Isabel F. 
 
 Russian Rambles 
 
 1025 
 
00 
 
 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 Harris, A. C. 
 
 Alaska and The Klondike Gold Fields 2014 
 
 Haskins, George F. 
 
 Travels in England, France, Italy and Ireland 1061 
 
 Hearne, Lafcadio 
 
 Glimpses of Japan, in 2 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 2001 
 
 Volume 2 2005 
 
 Helps, Arthur 
 
 Life in The Highlands 1600 
 
 Hornaday, W. T. 
 
 Two Years in The Jungle 2103 
 
 Hubbard, Elbert 
 
 Little Journeys 1106 
 
 Hutchinson, H. N. 
 
 The Story of The Hills 1550 
 
 Ingersoll, Ernest 
 
 Knocking Round The Rockies 2150 
 
 The Book of The Ocean 2090 
 
 James, Henry 
 
 A Little Tour in France 1723 
 
 Janvier, Thomas A. 
 
 In The Sargasso Sea 1255 
 
 Johnston, William 
 
 History of Inventions and Discoveries, in 2 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 163S 
 
 Volume 2 1639 
 
 Kane, E. K. 
 
 Arctic Explorations 2027 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 91 
 
 Kelsey, D. M. 
 
 Deeds of Daring By The American Soldier 2066 
 
 Kennan, George 
 
 Tent Life In Siberia 592 
 
 Kerby, J. O. 
 
 The Boy Spy.... 2078 
 
 King, Clarence 
 
 Mountaineering 1456' 
 
 Kingston, W. H. G. 
 
 A Voyage Round The World 1292 
 
 In The Rocky Mountains 1008 
 
 Kirby, M and E. 
 
 The Sea and Its Wonders 1436 
 
 Things In The Forest 1182 
 
 Knox, Thomas W. 
 
 In Wild Africa 1169 
 
 John Boyd’s Adventure 1037 
 
 The Boy Travellers in Australia 2065 
 
 The Boy Travellers in Ceylon and India 2149 
 
 The Boy Travellers in Japan and China 2036 
 
 The Boy Travellers in Siam and Jave 2033 
 
 The Boy Travellers in South America 2148 
 
 The Land of The Kangaroo 1455 
 
 Layard, Austen H. 
 
 Ruins of Ninevah and Babylon 2054 
 
 Livingston, David 
 
 The Exploration of Africa 2038 
 
 Loti, Pierre 
 
 An Iceland Fisherman 1395 
 
 Lummis, Charles F. 
 
 A Tramp Across The Continent 1622 
 
 Some Strange Corners! of Our Country 554 
 
 The Spanish Pioneers 1686 
 
Wisconsin stats prison. 
 
 Major, John 
 
 The Complete Angler 421 
 
 Marryat, Captain 
 
 Settlors in Canada 1017 
 
 Nixon, Oliver W. 
 
 How Marcus Whitman Saved Oregon 2104 
 
 Nordhoff, Charles 
 
 The Merchant Vessel 1919 
 
 Otis, James 
 
 Morgan The Jersey Spy 1568 
 
 Peary, Robert E. 
 
 My Arctic Journal 1438 
 
 Powell, Lyman P. 
 
 Historic Towns of New England 2103 
 
 Ralph, Julian 
 
 On Canada’s Frontier 2048 
 
 Rideing, W. H. 
 
 By Land and Sea 849 
 
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 Roosevelt, Theodore 
 
 American Big Game Hunting 860 
 
 Schwatka, Frederick 
 
 In The Land of Cave and Cliff Dwellers 2224 
 
 The Children of The Cold 1687 
 
 Sheldon, Mary B. 
 
 One Thousand Men For a Christmas Present 1274 
 
 Shields, G. O. 
 
 The Big Game of North America 2056 
 
 Smith, A. H. 
 
 Chinese Characteristics 
 
 2025 
 
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 Soley, James R. 
 
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 The Navy in The Civil War 532 
 
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 Stanley, Henry M. 
 
 My Early Travels and Adventures 2245 
 
 Stevens, Joseph E. 
 
 Yesterday in The Philllpines^ 1263 
 
 Stoddard, Charles A. 
 
 Beyond The Rockies 1439 
 
 Stratemeyer, Edward 
 
 A Young Volunteer In Cuba 1275 
 
 The Minute Boys of Lexington 1251 
 
 Towle, George M. 
 
 Raleigh — His Exploits and Voyages 1287 
 
 The Voyages of Vasco Da Gama 1220 
 
 Tyler, Moses C. 
 
 Glimpses of England 1580 
 
 Vincent, Frank 
 
 In and Out of Central America 1329 
 
 Wallace, Susan E. 
 
 The Land of The Pueblos j 1333 
 
 White, T rumbull 
 
 Our New Possessions . 2093 
 
 Wilson, Andrew 
 
 The Abode of Snow 200- 
 
 Winter, J. S. 
 
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 1302 
 
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 Boyhood of Great Men 1950 
 
 Austin, Oscar P. 
 
 Uncle Sam’s Secrets 671 
 
 Anonymous 
 
 American Orations, in 2 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 1941 
 
 Volume 2 1942 
 
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 Eccentric Characters 2119 
 
 Elizabeth and Her German Garden 356 
 
 Hours With Men and Books 1003 
 
 Letters To Young’ Men and Women 1050 
 
 The Desert 159S 
 
 Bentley, C. S. 
 
 The Fifth of November 717 
 
 Bolton, Sarah K. 
 
 Famous American Authors' 676' 
 
 Famous American Statesmen 670 
 
 Famous Leaders Among Men 653 
 
 Poor Boys Who Became Famous 2225 
 
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 Building Stone of Wisconsin 2146 
 
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 Boyhood of Lincoln., 1033 
 
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 Heroes and Hero Worship 202 
 
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 Volume 1 1093 
 
 Volume 2 1094 
 
 Volume 3 1095 
 
 Volume 4 109C. 
 
 Volume 5 1097 
 
 Bast and Presene , 203 
 
 Sartoris Resartus 204 
 
 Chesterfield, Lord 
 
 Chesterfield’s Letters 420 
 
 Clark, T. C. 
 
 The American Railway 2087 
 
 De Quincey, Thomas 
 
 Confessions of An Opium Eater 349 
 
 A. De Tocqueville. 
 
 American Institutions 1631 
 
 Dobbins, F. S. 
 
 Gods and Devils of Mankind 208S 
 
 Dole, Charles F. 
 
 The American Citizen 586 
 
 Emerson, Ralph W. 
 
 Nature Addresses and Lectures 286 
 
 Representative Men 287 
 
 Forney, John W. 
 
 Letters From Europe . 1048 
 
 Gaye, Selina 
 
 Great World’s Farm. 1422 
 
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 Greville, C. C. F. 
 
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 Huxley, Thomas 
 
 Critiques and Addresses 1020 
 
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 Little Classics — Exile 1868 
 
 Little Classics — Fortune 1869 
 
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 Little Classics — Iris 1872 
 
 Little Classics — Life 1871 
 
 Knight, Charles 
 
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 Lamb, Charles 
 
 Essays of Elia 393 
 
 Tales From Shakespeare 394 
 
 Locke, William J. 
 
 Idols.... 1170 
 
 Luzerne, Frank 
 
 Chicago and Its Great Fire 2118 
 
 Mahan, A. T. 
 
 The Interest of America In Sea Power 666' 
 
 Melcron, H. A. 
 
 An Iceland Fisherman 443 
 
 Merry, Robert 
 
 Merry’s Museum 2137 
 
 Pyle, Howard 
 
 Men of Iron 
 
 2096 
 
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 Seven Lamps of Architecture 384 
 
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 Saunders, T. B. 
 
 Schopenhauer’s Essays 392 
 
 Sheldon, Henry I. 
 
 Notes on The Nicaragua Canal 2116 
 
 Sisjmondl, J. C. De 
 
 Literature of The South of Europe, in 2 vols.: 
 
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 Volume 2 1272 
 
 Smiles, Samuel 
 
 Character 168 
 
 Duty 169 
 
 James Nasymth, Engineer 1281 
 
 Robert Dick 891 
 
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 The Life of George Stephenson 2039 
 
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 Smith, W. H. 
 
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 Wingate, Charles F. 
 
 What Shall Our Boys Do 1319 
 
 Wood, J. G. 
 
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 The Workers — The East 501 
 
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 The French Revolution of 1789 2152 
 
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 The Growth of The French Natiofi 1496 
 
 Aguilar, Grace 
 
 The Days of Bruce 312 
 
 Alden, Jean F. 
 
 Personal Recollections of Joan of Arc 1454 
 
 Allen, Margaret A. 
 
 History of The Roman Empire 1525 
 
 Ammen, Daniel 
 
 The Navy in The Civil War 527 
 
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 Decline of The Roman Empire 1654 
 
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 The Land of The Saracens 1681 
 
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 Modern History 1683 
 
 Sandwich Island Notes 810 
 
 The Arabian 2226 
 
 The Clansmen of Scotland 2227 
 
 The English In America.- 1577 
 
 The Ottoman Power in Europe 16'85 
 
 The Spanish Inquisition 1652 
 
 The Story of Nations 1547 
 
 The Story of Rome 7 1682 
 
 Waterloo 798 
 
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 Oregon... * 611 
 
 Benjamin, S. G. W. 
 
 The Story of Persia 1517 
 
 Bourinot, J. G. 
 
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 Bousal, Stephen 
 
 The Fight For Santiago 2079 
 
 Boutell, Charles 
 
 Arms and Armour in Olden Times 1684 
 
 Boyesen, H. H. 
 
 The Story of Norway 1648 
 
 Rulers of Our Republic 2043 
 
 Bradley, E. L. 
 
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 Brockett, L. P. 
 
 Woman’s Work in the Civil War 2124 
 
 Brown, W. H. 
 
 Maryland 830 
 
 Bryce, James 
 
 The Holy Roman Empire 2200 
 
 Butterworth, Hezekiah 
 
 South America 2130 
 
 Carlyle, Thomas 
 
 History of the French Revolution.. 205 
 
 The French Revolution, in 3 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 1750 
 
 Volume 2 1751 
 
 Volume 3 1752 
 
 Child, Theodore 
 
 The Spanish-American Republics 
 
 2156 
 
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 101 
 
 Church, A. J. 
 
 The Story of Carthage 1514 
 
 Coffin, C. C. 
 
 The Story of Liberty 2120 
 
 Colquhoun, A. R. 
 
 China in Transformation 2099 
 
 Cooke, John E. 
 
 Virginia 690 
 
 Cooley, T. M. 
 
 Michigan 614 
 
 Creasy, E. S. 
 
 The Fifteen Decisve Battles of The World 414 
 
 Curtis, W. E. 
 
 Venezuela * 778 
 
 Cusack, M. F. 
 
 The Patriot’s History of Ireland , 1894 
 
 Crichton, Andrew 
 
 History of Arabia, in 2 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 1857 
 
 Volume 2 1858 
 
 De Voque, E. M. 
 
 The Tsar and His People 2046 
 
 Edgar, J. G. 
 
 The War of the Roses 1975 
 
 Eggleston, Edward 
 
 A First Book in American History 2177 
 
 The Beginnings of a Nation 2022 
 
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 History of India S8 
 
 Fiske, John 
 
 Civil Government in the United States 439 
 
 History of the United States 1576 
 
 Frazer, R. W. 
 
 British Rule in India . 543 
 
 Gairdner, James 
 
 Houses of Lancaster and York 1107 
 
 Gardiner, Samuel R. 
 
 Student’s History of England 2000 
 
 Gilman, Arthur 
 
 The Story of Home 1518 
 
 The Story of the Saracens 1528 
 
 Gould, Baring 
 
 Germany — Present and Past 576 
 
 The Story of the Nations — Germany.., 548 
 
 Grattan, T. C. I 
 
 History of the Netherlands 1779 
 
 Green, John R. 
 
 Short History of the English People 2016 
 
 Greene, George W. \ 
 
 An American Revolution 1516 
 
 Griff ife, W. E. 
 
 Brave Little Holland 1748 
 
 Japan 1941 
 
 Romance of American Colonization 1029 
 
 Guizot, F. P. G. \ 
 
 History of Civilization in Europe 351 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 
 
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 The History of France, in 8 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 1464 
 
 Volume 2 : 1465 
 
 Volume 3 1466 
 
 Volume 4 1467 
 
 Volume 5 1468 
 
 Volume 6 1469 
 
 Volume 7 1470 
 
 Volume 8 1471 
 
 Hale, Edward *E. 
 
 The Story of Spain 1521 
 
 Hale, Susan 
 
 The Story of Mexico 1529 
 
 Hallam, Henry 
 
 Europe During the Middle Ages 2031 
 
 Halstead, Murat 
 
 The Story of Cuba 2136 
 
 Hare, J. C. 
 
 Holland and Scandinavia 1753 
 
 Harrison, Benjamin 
 
 This Country of Ours 999 
 
 Harrison, James A. 
 
 The Story of Greece 1515 
 
 Hawthorne, Nathaniel 
 
 True Stories From History 1847 
 
 Hayes, Isaac I. 
 
 The Open Polar Sea 1022 
 
 Helps, Arthur 
 
 Spanish Conquest in America, in 4 vols.: 
 
 Volume 2 1491 
 
 Volume 3 1492 
 
 Volume 4 1493 
 
104 
 
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 Higginson, S. J. 
 
 Java the Pearl of the East 1945 
 
 Hill, Robert T. 
 
 Cuba and Porto Rico...' 2067 
 
 Holcombe, Chester 
 
 The Real Chinaman 2021 
 
 Hosmer, James K. 
 
 The Story of the Jews 1647 
 
 Hume, David 
 
 The History of England, in 7 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 1477 
 
 Volume 2 1478 
 
 Volume 3 1479 
 
 Volume 4 1480 
 
 Volume 5 1481 
 
 Volume 6 1482 
 
 Volume 7. . . v 1483 
 
 Conquest of Granada 248 
 
 Knickerbocker’s New York 464 
 
 Washington and the Revolution 711 
 
 Jackson, Helen 
 
 A Century of Dishonor 1305 
 
 Jewett, Sarah O. 
 
 The story of the Normans 1649 
 
 Johnson, Alexander 
 
 Connecticut 675 
 
 Knight, Charles 
 
 History of England, in 8 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 1484 
 
 Volume 2 1485 
 
 Volume 3 1486 
 
 Volume 5 1487 
 
 Volume 6 1488 
 
 Volume 7 1489 
 
 Volume 8 1490 
 
Library catalogue. 
 
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 Krout, Mary H. 
 
 Hawaii and a Revolution 1437 
 
 Latimer, E. W. 
 
 Russia and Turkey 2015 
 
 Lawless, Emily 
 
 The Story of Ireland 1655 
 
 Liliuokalani, Queen 
 
 Hawaii’s Story 1440 
 
 Lodge, Henry Cabot 
 
 Historic Towns — Boston 1336 
 
 Lodge, Richard 
 
 A History of Modern Europe 1494 
 
 Macaulay, Thomas B. 
 
 History of England, in 5 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 1472 
 
 Volume 2 1473 
 
 Volume 3 . . 1474 
 
 Volume 4 1475 
 
 Volume 5 1476 
 
 Mackenzie, H. D. S. 
 
 History of Switzerland 497 
 
 Mackintosh, John 
 
 The History of Scotland 556 
 
 Mahan, A. T. 
 
 The Navy in the Civil War 535 
 
 Maurice, C. E. 
 
 The Story of Bohemia 545 
 
 Miles, Nelson A. 
 
 Military Europe 2154 
 
 Miller, William 
 
 The Balkans 549 
 
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 : - — ■ t — 4— i 
 
 Milman, Henry W. 
 
 History of the Jews, in 3 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 1650 
 
 Volume 2 1651 
 
 Volume 3 2003 
 
 Montgomery, D. H. 
 
 Leading Facts of English History 1679 
 
 Morfill, W. R. 
 
 The History of Poland 547 
 
 Morri'son, A. J. W. 
 
 Revolt of the Netherlands 1749 
 
 Motley, John L. 
 
 The Dutch, Republics, in 3 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 2057 
 
 Volume 2 2058 
 
 Volume 3 2059 
 
 Muhlbach, Louisa 
 
 Great Events of the World 2132 
 
 Noll, Arthur H. 
 
 A Short History of Mexico 1747 
 
 Norman, Henry 1 * 
 
 The Real Japan 1643 
 
 Ober, Frederick 
 
 History of Mexico 496 
 
 Under the Cuban Flag 1449 
 
 Oliphant, Mrs. 
 
 Makers of Florence 411 
 
 Makers of Venice 412 
 
 Royal Edinburgh 413 
 
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 107 
 
 Prescott, William H. 
 
 Conquest of Mexico, in 3 vols.: 
 
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 Volume 2 1523 
 
 Volume 3 1524 
 
 Conquest of Peru, in 2 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 1510 
 
 Volume 2. 1520 
 
 Reign of Ferdinand and Isabella, in 3 vols.: 
 
 , Volume 1 1644 
 
 Volume 2 1645 
 
 Volume 3 1646 
 
 Quesada, Gonzalo De 
 
 The War in Cuba 2024 
 
 Rawlinson, George 
 
 The Story of Ancient Egypt 1640 
 
 Rector, C. H. 
 
 The Story of Beautiful Porto Rico ,. . 2194 
 
 Ridpath, John Clark 
 
 History of the United States 2155 
 
 Roberts, Ellis H. 
 
 New York, in 2 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 . .. 693 
 
 Volume 2 694 
 
 Rogers, J. E. T. 
 
 Holland 544 
 
 Rollin, Charles 
 
 Ancient History, in 2 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 2069 
 
 Volume 2 2070 
 
 Ninevah and Its Remains i 1527 
 
108 WISCONSIN STATS PRISON. 
 
 Roosevelt, Theodore 
 
 Gouverneur Morris 825 
 
 New York 1337 
 
 The Winning of the West, in 3 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 2080 
 
 Volume 2 208 L 
 
 Volume 3 2082 
 
 Thomas Hart Benton 2171 
 
 Royce, J. 
 
 California 613 
 
 Russell, Israel C. 
 
 Rivers of North America 2026 
 
 Russell, W. H. 
 
 The British Expedition to the Crimea 2017 
 
 Schiller, Frederick 
 
 The Thirty Year’s War 449 
 
 Scott, Eben G. 
 
 Reconstruction During the Civil War 578 
 
 Shaler, N. S. 
 
 Kentucky 691 
 
 Sharpe, Samuel 
 
 History of Egypt, in 2 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 1641 
 
 Volume 2 1642 
 
 Spring, L. W. 
 
 Kansas 703 
 
 Stearns, J. W. 
 
 History of Education in Wisconsin 2060 
 
 Stephens, J. L. 
 
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 Volume 1 2044 
 
 Volume 2 2045 
 
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 Taine, H. A. 
 
 Ancient Regime 2168 
 
 Theal, George M. 
 
 South Africa 520 
 
 Thwaites, R. G. 
 
 Historic Waterways 1778 
 
 The Story of Wisconsin 2117 
 
 Trent, William P. 
 
 Southern Statesmen of the Old Regime 541 
 
 Varnbery, Arminius 
 
 Story of Hungary 1680 
 
 Wilkinson, J. G. 
 
 Ancient Egyptians, in 2 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 1530 
 
 Volume 2 1531 
 
 Willson, Marcius 
 
 Outlines of History 2074 
 
 Worcester, Dean C. 
 
 The Philippine Islands 2055 
 
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 Rollo at Play. 622 
 
 Rollo at School 623 
 
 Rollo at Work 624 
 
 Rollo LearriTiig to Read 
 
 Rollo Learning to Talk 626 
 
 Rollo’s Correspondence 627 
 
 Rollo’s Experiments 628 
 
 Rollo’s Museum 629 
 
 Rollo’s Vacation 630 
 
 Rollo’s Philosophy — Air 631 
 
 Rollo’s Philosophy — Sky 632 
 
 Rollo’s Philosophy — Water 633 
 
 Rollo’s Travels 634 
 
 Allen, Grant 
 
 Flowers and Their Pedigrees 1713 
 
 Anonymous 
 
 Botanist and Florist 863 
 
 Caves of the Earth 1821 
 
 Household Science 2228 
 
 Impulse and Principle 1934 
 
 Intellect 1867 
 
 Life of a Naturalist 1415 
 
 On Steppes and Deserts 2176 
 
 Schools of Ancient Philosophy 1817 
 
 Wonders of Painting 1738 
 
 Argyll, Duke of 
 
 Unity of Nature 311 
 
 Atkinson, Philip 
 
 Electricity for Everybody 1500 
 
 Austen, Jane 
 
 Pride and Prequdice 324 
 
 Sense and Sensibility 325 
 
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 Ball, Robert 
 
 The Wonders of Acoustics 1741 
 
 Baldwin, James- M. 
 
 The Story of the Mind 1865 
 
 Bohn, Henry G. 
 
 Pottery and Porcelain 1721 
 
 Brewster, Sir David 
 
 Martyrs of Science 1853 
 
 Natural Magic 1854 
 
 Natural Philosophy 1855 
 
 The Life of Sir Isaac Newton 1856 
 
 Brill, Frances 
 
 Farm Gardening and Seed Growing 883 
 
 Buckley, Arabella B. 
 
 Fairy Land of Science 447 
 
 Cazin, Achille 
 
 The Phenomena and Laws of Heat 1736 
 
 Clodd, Edward 
 
 A Primer of Evolution 1930 
 
 Darwin, Charles 
 
 Insectivorous Plants 1450 
 
 Movements of Climbing Plants 1546 
 
 The Formation of Vegetable Mold. 1544 
 
 Dawson, J. H. 
 
 The Origin of the World 1406 
 
 De Lanoye, Ferdinand 
 
 The Sublime in Nature 1378 
 
 De Vere, S. 
 
 The Wonders of Water 1704 
 
 The Wonders of Vegetation 1393 
 
 Dick, Thomas 
 
 The Practical Astronomer 1970 
 
 ©uplessis, George 
 
 The Wonders of Engraving 
 
 1737 
 
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 Eassie, P. B. 
 
 Wood and Its Uses 2115 
 
 Ely, Richard T. 
 
 The Labor Movement in America 494 
 
 Flaxman, John 
 
 Lectures on Sculpture 1742 
 
 Frederic, Wilson 
 
 Telegraphy and How to Learn It 704 
 
 Gibson, W. H. 
 
 Sharp Eyes 2128 
 
 Hale, Edward E. 
 
 Stories of Invention 1734 
 
 Hamerton, Philip G. 
 
 The Intellectual Life 351 
 
 Hardy, W. J. 
 
 Lighthouses 1543 
 
 Holder, C. F. 
 
 Louis AgaJssiz 805 
 
 Houssay, Frederick 
 
 The Industries of Animals 1720 
 
 Hurlburt, E. P. 
 
 Human Rights 1045 
 
 Jeans, W. T. 
 
 The Creations of the Age of Steel 1718 
 
 Jenks, J. W. 
 
 The Trust Problem 600' 
 
 Jevous, W. S. 
 
 Money and the Mechanism of Exchange 1708 
 
 Joly, N. 
 
 Man Before Metals 882 
 
 Judd, John W. 
 
 Volcanoes — What They Are 170 7 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 
 
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 Kirton, John W. 
 
 Spencer’s Rule of Life 1816 
 
 Lubbock, Sir John 
 
 Ants, Bees and Wasps 1709 
 
 The Pleasures of Life 387 
 
 Lagrange, Ferdinand 
 
 The Physiology of Bodily Exercise 1711 
 
 Lloyd, H. D. 
 
 Wealth Against Commonwealth. 2007 
 
 Mallet, M. 
 
 Northern Antiquities 1795 
 
 Matthews, William 
 
 Getting on in the World 1396 
 
 Mayhew, Henry 
 
 The Wonders of Science 1951 
 
 Meadowcroft, W. H. 
 
 Scholars A B C of Electricity 589 
 
 Mendenhall, T. C. 
 
 A Century of Electricity 1735 
 
 Miller, Olive T. 
 
 Bird Ways 1627 
 
 Overton, Frank 
 
 Applied Physiology — Primary 2196 
 
 Applied Physiology — Intermediate 1572 
 
 Parker, William H. 
 
 Familiar Talks on Astronomy 1739 
 
 Peckham, George W. 
 
 Instincts and Habits of Wasps 2047 
 
 Proctor, Richard A. 
 
 Light Science for - Leisure Hours 1451 
 
 Light Science for Leisure Hours — Second Series 1452 
 
 Light Science for Leisure Hours — Third Series 1453 
 
 Other Worlds Thao. Ours 305 
 
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 Rosenthal, Dr. I. 
 
 Physiology of Muscles and Nerves 1710 
 
 Roth, Filibert 
 
 Survey of Forestry in Northern Wisconsin 2042 
 
 Schubin, Ossip 
 
 The Story of a Genius 1257 
 
 Seeley, H. G. 
 
 The Story of the Earth in Past Ages 1830 
 
 Sloane, T. O’Conor 
 
 Arithmetic of Electricity 587 
 
 Electricity Simplified 603 
 
 How to Become a Successful Electrician 588 
 
 Spencer, Herbert 
 
 Data of Ethics < 332 
 
 Education 333 
 
 First Principles 334 
 
 Story, Alfred T. 
 
 The Story of Photography 1850 
 
 Tunzelmann, G. W. De 
 
 Electricity in Modern Life 1566 
 
 Tyndall, John 
 
 Fragments of Science 458 
 
 The Constitution of Nature 1414 
 
 Viardot, Louis 
 
 Wonders of Italian Art 
 
 1971 
 
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 Anonymous 
 
 The Turner’s Companion 1542 
 
 The Young Mechanic 2229 
 
 Beard, D. C. 
 
 Boy’s Handy Book 1545 
 
 Bower, J. A. 
 
 How; to Make Common Things 1635 
 
 Byrne, Oliver 
 
 Hand Book for Mechanics 2120 
 
 Moseley, H. 
 
 Mechanics 1844 
 
 Smiles, Samuel 
 
 Iron-workers and Tookmakers 1705 
 
 Men of Invention and Industry 1712 
 
 Watson, E. P. 
 
 A Manual of the Hand Lathe 1597 
 
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 Addison, Joseph 
 
 Addison’s Essays 453 
 
 Anonymous 
 
 A Metrical Essay 1362 
 
 America Discovered 1326 
 
 Arnold, Matthew 
 
 Arnold’s Poems 363 
 
 Essays in Criticism i 364 
 
 Bacon, Francis 
 
 Essays 337 
 
 Browning, Elizabeth 
 
 Mrs. Browning’s Poems 339 
 
 Browning, Robert 
 
 Browning’s Poems 340 
 
 Bryant, William Cullen 
 
 Bryant’s Poems 362 
 
 Burns, Robert 
 
 Burns’ Poems 372 
 
 Byron, Lord 
 
 Byron’s Poems 365 
 
 Carleton, Will 
 
 City Ballads 534 
 
 Farm Ballads 677 
 
 Farm Legends 2129 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 
 
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 Cary, A. and P. 
 
 Poems of Alice and Phoebe Cary 342 
 
 Cary, Henry F. 
 
 Dante’s Divine Comedy , 440 
 
 Clark, William G. 
 
 Works of Shakespeare * 2019 
 
 Coleridge S. T. 
 
 Coleridge’s Poems 367 
 
 Cotton, Charles 
 
 Essays of M. S. De Montaigne 1123 
 
 Eggleston, George C. 
 
 American War Ballads and Lyrics, in 2 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 1831 
 
 Volume 2 1832 
 
 Eliot, George 
 
 Eliot’s Poems 183 
 
 Emerson, Ralph W. 
 
 Emerson’s Essays 285 
 
 Emerson’s Poems 28S 
 
 Field, Eugene 
 
 A Little Book of Western Verse 1384 
 
 Book of Profitable Tales 1072 
 
 Songs and Verse 1387 
 
 Fuller, Frances A. 
 
 Poems of Frances A. Fuller 1441 
 
 Goethe, J. W. Von 
 
 Faust 369 
 
 Goldsmith, Oliver 
 
 Goldsmith’s Poems 292 
 
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 Gray, Thomas 
 
 Poems 373 
 
 Harte, Bret 
 
 Poetical Works of Bret Harte 1442 
 
 Hemans, Felicia 
 
 Mrs. Heman’s Poems 360 
 
 Henley, W. E. 
 
 Lyra Heroica 1361 
 
 Holmes, Oliver W. 
 
 Iris 2246 
 
 Poetical Works of Oliver Wendell Holmes 251 
 
 Homer 
 
 Iliad 376 
 
 Odyssey 377 
 
 Hood, Thomas 
 
 Hood’s Poems 375 
 
 Ingelow, Jean 
 
 Ingelow’s Poems 343 
 
 Johnson, Rossiter 
 
 Famous Single and Fugitive Poems 1405 
 
 Little Classics — Poems Lyrical 1839 
 
 Little Classics — Poems Narrative 1838 
 
 Keats, John 
 
 Keat’s Poems 370 
 
 Kendrick, John 
 
 Essay on Primeval History 2008 
 
 King, Ben 
 
 Ben King’s Verse 1360 
 
 Linton, J. W. 
 
 English Verse 1327 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. lig 
 
 Longfellow, H. W. 
 
 Chris tus 1955 
 
 Courtship of Miles Standish 233 
 
 Evangeline 234 
 
 Hiawatha 235 
 
 Hyperion 23G 
 
 Longfellow’s Poems 237 
 
 Outre-Mer 238 
 
 Poetical Works of H. W. Longfellow 903 
 
 Lowell, James R. 
 
 Poetical Works of Lowell 359 
 
 Macaulay, Thomas B, 
 
 Lays of Ancient Rome 1810 
 
 Literary Essays 313 
 
 Macaulay’s Poems 314 
 
 Mackay, Charles 
 
 Voices from the Mountains 1379 
 
 Meredith, Owen 
 
 Lucile 374 
 
 Milton, John 
 
 Milton’s Poems 37 L 
 
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 Moore, Thomas 
 
 Lalla Rookh 320 
 
 Moore’s Poems 327 
 
 Utopia 328 
 
 Palgrave, Francis T. 
 
 The Golden Treasury 442 
 
 Poe, Edgar Allen 
 
 Poems of Edgar Allen Poe % 1840 
 
 Pope, Alexander 
 
 Pope’s Poems 
 
 341 
 
120 Wisconsin state prison. 
 
 Procter, Adelaide 
 
 Procter’s Poems 306 
 
 Riley, James Whitcomb 
 
 A Tinkle of Bells: Other Poems 1359 
 
 Green fields and Running Brooks 583 
 
 Home Folks 604 
 
 Neighborly Poems \ 584 
 
 Rhymes of Childhood 1404 
 
 The Days Gone By: Other Poems 1381 
 
 Rosetti, D. G. 
 
 Rosetti’s Poems 366 
 
 Saxe, J. G. 
 
 Poems of John G. Saxe 1830 
 
 Scott, Sir Walter 
 
 Lady of the Lake 65 
 
 Lay of the Last Minstrel 66 
 
 Marmion 67 
 
 Scott’s Poems 68 
 
 Shelley, P. B. 
 
 Shelley’s Poems 361 
 
 Smith, Alexander 
 
 Complete Works of Robert Burns 2006 
 
 Stoddard, Richard H, 
 
 English Verse — Ballads and Romances 1343 
 
 English Verse — Dramatic Scenes and Characters 1386 
 
 English Verse — Lyrics of the Nineteenth Century 1403 
 
 English Verse — Translations 1327 
 
 Swinburne, A. C. 
 
 Swinburne’s Poems 338 
 
 Taylor, Bayard 
 
 Poetical Works of Bayard Taylor 
 
 1714 
 
Library catalogue. 
 
 121 
 
 Tennyson, Alfred 
 
 Tennyson’s Poems - 315 
 
 Townsend, Elizabeth W. 
 
 The White Dove: Other Poems 1382 
 
 Vawter, W. 
 
 Riley Farm Poems, With Pictures...., 5G8 
 
 Wheeler, Ella 
 
 Drops of Water — Poems 1380 
 
 Whittier, John G. 
 
 Poetical Works of John G. Whittier 368 
 
 Wordsworth, William 
 
 Poems of William Wordsworth 344 
 
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 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 RELIGIOUS WORKS. 
 
 Price 
 
 Abbott, Jacob 
 
 The Young Christian 1582 
 
 Adams, John Quincy 
 
 Poems of Religion 1760 
 
 Andrews, H. P. 
 
 Six Steps to Honor 1845 
 
 Anonymous 
 
 A, Widow’s Son 1789 
 
 A Young Christian 1401 
 
 Art of Suffering 1906 
 
 Claudine— Humility 1927 
 
 Controversy Between Hughes and Breckenridge 2127 
 
 Down in a Mine 1900 
 
 Early Years of Christianity 1584 
 
 Emily Ashton 1756 
 
 Evidences of Christianity 2201 
 
 Friendly Words 2230 
 
 Hidden Saints 1664 
 
 History of the Bible 1926 
 
 History of the Christian Church 1700 
 
 Honesty Rewarded 1829 
 
 Lame Willie'. 1819 
 
 Let Us Follow Him 2205 
 
 Life of Pope Pius IX 1663 
 
 Life of Rev. David Brainerd 1843 
 
 Little Meg’s Children 1901 
 
 Lives of Irish Saints 1537 
 
 Lucy Woodville’s Temptation 2208 
 
 Martin Luther i 1893 
 
 Missions in Western Africa 1907 
 
 Mistakes of Ingersoll 560 
 
 My Class 1888 
 
Library catalogue. 
 
 Anonymous 
 
 Parables of Our Lord 1702 
 
 Philip Eckert’s Struggles and Triumphs 1902 
 
 Profession of Faith and Practice 2231 
 
 Religion in Society * 1662 
 
 Scripture Club.- 1966 
 
 St. Vincent De Paul 1691 
 
 Tales and Legends 1575 
 
 The Anxious Enquirer 2199 
 
 The Catholic Church 1797 
 
 The Christian World 2100 
 
 The Dairyman’s Daughter 1667 
 
 The History of Joe Bennett 2232 
 
 The Records of a Good Man’s Life 1698 
 
 The Sincere Christian 2145 
 
 Think Well On’t 1802 
 
 Barrett, B. F. ' 
 
 The Swedenborg Library, in 12 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 1889 
 
 Volume 2 1877 
 
 Volume 3 1878 
 
 Volume 4 1879 
 
 Volume 5 1880 
 
 Volume 6 1881 
 
 Volume 7 1882 
 
 Volume 8 1883 
 
 Volume 10 1884 
 
 Volume 12 1885 
 
 Beecher, Henry Ward 
 
 A Plea for the West 2170 
 
 Lectures to Young Men 33 
 
 The Bible and the People 1557 
 
 Bell, Charles 
 
 The Hand 1733 
 
 Birkhaeuser, J. A. 
 
 History of uie Church (Catholic) * 2092 
 
 Boswell, James 
 
 Life of Samuel Johnson 2061 
 
124 
 
 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 Brown, E. 
 
 Treatise on Prayer 16*78 
 
 Bunyan, John 
 
 Pilgrim’s Progress 390 
 
 Byrne, Stephen 
 
 Mysteries of the Holy Rosary 640 
 
 Byrum, E. E. 
 
 The Secret of Salvation 590 
 
 Campbell, James R. 
 
 Missions in Hindustan 1699 
 
 Chalmer, Alexander 
 
 Luther’s Table Talk 1694 
 
 Clark, John 
 
 The Young Disciple 1905 
 
 De Chateaubriand, M. 
 
 The Martyrs 1659 
 
 De Lamartine, A. 
 
 HisLTfy of the Girondists, in 3 vols.: 
 
 Volume 1 1586 
 
 Volume 2 1587 
 
 Volume 3 1588 
 
 Deland, Margaret 
 
 John Ward, Preacher 1589 
 
 De Los Lull, Rev. 
 
 Father Solon 2202 
 
 De Montalembert, C. 
 
 The Life of St. Elizabeth 1666 
 
 De Vere, A. 
 
 Heroines of Charity 
 
 1665 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 
 
 125 
 
 Drummond, Henry 
 
 Drummond’s Addresses 1925 
 
 Natural Law in the Spiritual World 444 
 
 Edwards, Jonathan 
 
 Thoughts of the Revival of Religion 1590 
 
 Faber, F. W. 
 
 Growth in Holiness 1660 
 
 Farrar, Frederick 
 
 Early Days of Christianity 433 
 
 Seekers After God 422 
 
 The Life of Christ 435 
 
 Flavel, John 
 
 The Method o? Grace 1592 
 
 Foster, Charles 
 
 Story of the Bible 2101 
 
 Fuller, Andrew 
 
 The Atonement of Christ 1408 
 
 Fuller, Jane G. 
 
 The Grahams 1785 
 
 Gaddis, M. P. 
 
 Conversion of a Skeptic 1788 
 
 Gahan, Wm. 
 
 The History of the Church of Christ 1757 
 
 Gladstone, Mrs. G. 
 
 Stick to the Raft 1943 
 
 Gmeiner, John 
 
 The Spirits c? Darkness 1426 
 
 Graves, A. P. 
 
 From E'.rth to Heaven. 1054 
 
12G 
 
 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON, 
 
 Gray, J. C. 
 
 Bible Lore 1759 
 
 Greenough, A. J. 
 
 Boys and Girls of Beach Hill 2233 
 
 Hadley, Caroline 
 
 Bible Narratives 2234 
 
 Hall, John 
 
 Early Footprints of Our Lord 1692 
 
 Harris^ Mrs. S. M. F. 
 
 Memoirs of Rev. Jacob Thomas : 1842 
 
 Harsha, D. A. 
 
 The Heavenly Token 1701 
 
 Hartzler, H. B. 
 
 Moody in Chicago ,1703 
 
 Hewit, A. F. 
 
 Light in Dark Places 1908 
 
 Heywood, Oliver 
 
 Heart Treasure 1787 
 
 Hope, Mrs. 
 
 The Lives of the Early Martyrs 1591 
 
 Huntington, Joshua 
 
 Gropings After Truth 1376 
 
 Hutchins, Mrs. 
 
 Memoir of Charles L. Winslow 1861 
 
 Ives, L. Stillman 
 
 The Trials of a Mind' 1796 
 
 Kempis, Thomas A. 
 
 The Following of Christ 1803 
 
 The Imitations of Christ 1813 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 
 
 127 
 
 Kimball, J. W. 
 
 Friendly Words 1812 
 
 Kingsley, Florence M. 
 
 Titus 2109 
 
 Lawry, Walter 
 
 Missions in the Tonga and Feejee Islands 1413 
 
 Maas, A. J. 
 
 Life of Jesus Christ 2012 
 
 Manning, Henry E. 
 
 Pictures of Christian Heroism 1394 
 
 M’Cauly, Jerry 
 
 Transformed 1948 
 
 Moody, Dwight L. 
 
 Bible Characters 1693 
 
 Heaven 1690 
 
 Prevailing Prayer 1534 
 
 Sovereign Grace 557 
 
 The Way to God 1541 
 
 “To the Work” 1536 
 
 Twelve Select Sermons 1535 
 
 Morse, A. L. 
 
 Lost and Rescued 1695 
 
 Murray, Lindley 
 
 The Power of Religion on the Mind 1377 
 
 Myline, G. W. 
 
 Reposing in Jesus 1784 
 
 Neander, Augustus 
 
 Light in Dark Places 1780 
 
 Nelson, David 
 
 Nelson on Infidelity 1322 
 
328 
 
 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 Newman, John H. 
 
 Loss and Gain 16G1 
 
 Palmer, Phoebe 
 
 Promise of the Father 1658 
 
 Pike, J. G. 
 
 Persuasives to Early Piety 1887 
 
 Potter, A. 
 
 Paley’s Natural Theology, in 2 vols.: ' 
 
 Volume 1 1912 
 
 Volume 2 1913 
 
 Reid, Rev. William 
 
 The Paths of the Lord 2247 
 
 Renan, Ernest 
 
 Life of Jesus 399 
 
 Rice, John H. 
 
 Memoir of James B. Taylor 1896 
 
 Richmond, Legh 
 
 The Dairyman’s Daughter 2235 
 
 Robinson, Charles 
 
 The Pharaoh of the Bondage 2001 
 
 Sadlier, Mrs. J. 
 
 Legends of St. Joseph 1916 
 
 The Devil 1965 
 
 Valeria: or, The First Christian 1862 
 
 Sale, George 
 
 The Koran 429 
 
 Sheldon, C. M. 
 
 Crucifixion of Philip Strong 504 
 
 His Brother’s Keeper 468 
 
 In His Steps 598 
 
 John King’g Question Class 599 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 
 
 129 
 
 Sheldon, C. M. 
 
 Richard Bruce 600 
 
 Robert Hardy’s Seven Days 601 
 
 The Twentieth Door 602 
 
 Sigston, James 
 
 Memoir of 'william Bramwell 1886 
 
 Bmiles, Samuel 
 
 The Huguenots 1425 
 
 Society of Friends 
 
 Biographical Sketches and Anecdotes 1512 
 
 Brief Biographies 678 
 
 Doctrine of t£e Society of Friends 555 
 
 Examples of Youthful Piety 1614 
 
 Footprints and Waymarks 1532 
 
 Incidents and Reflections 1533 
 
 Life of George Fox 1656 
 
 Life of William Penn 1657 
 
 Memoirs of Daniel Wheeler 2083 
 
 Memoirs of Samuel Fothergill 539 
 
 Memoirs of Stephen Grellet 2062 
 
 Musings and Memories 1581 
 
 No Cross No Crown 1513 
 
 Piety Promoted 53S 
 
 Thomas Ellwood 1613 
 
 Swan, Annie S. 
 
 Who Shall Serve 2203 
 
 Sweeney, J. N. 
 
 Lectures on Faith 2135 
 
 Taylor, Isaac 
 
 Memoirs of Jane Taylor 1860 
 
 Thayer, W. M. 
 
 Communion Wine 1402 
 
 Tobey, Alvan 
 
 Christianity from God 1841 
 
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130 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 Walker, J. B. 
 
 Philosophy of Skepticism 1407 
 
 Ware, Henry 
 
 Formation of the Christian Character 1890 
 
 Wayland, Francis 
 
 Memoir of the Life of Rev. A. Judson 1697 
 
 Wells, Lucy K. 
 
 A Plea for the Sabbath. 1898 
 
 Williams, W. R. 
 
 The Riches of Bunyan 1690 
 
 Wilson, Thomas 
 
 The Lord’s Supper 2236 
 
 Woodman, J. M. 
 
 God in Nature and Revelation 2110 
 
 Yonge, Charlotte M. 
 
 Gold Dust 593 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. ^ 3 ^ 
 
 TEMPERANCE. 
 
 Anonymous 
 
 A Shot at the Decanter 1689 
 
 Andrew Douglas 2197 
 
 The Drinking Fountain 1790 
 
 The Old Brown Pitcher 1792 
 
 The White Angel.. 2141 
 
 Uncle Ben’s' New Years Gift 1820 
 
 Arthur, T. S. 
 
 Ten Nights in a Bar-room 353 
 
 The Bar-rooms at Brantley 1583 
 
 The Pitcher of Cool Water 1904 
 
 Blackburn, W. M. 
 
 The Vow at the Bars 1892 
 
 Chellis, Mary D. 
 
 Out of the Fire 1793 
 
 Delavan, E. C. 
 
 Temperance Statistics 1688 
 
 Edwards, Bruce 
 
 Rachel Noble’s Experience 1828 
 
 Edwards, Justen 
 
 The Temperance Manual 1915 
 
 Kirton, John W. 
 
 The Four Pillars of Temperance : 1911 
 
 Lees, F. R. 
 
 Text Book of Temperance 
 
 1585 
 
WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 Miller, James 
 
 Alcohol and Tobacco 1753 
 
 Patton, William 
 
 The Laws of Fermentation 1574 
 
 Pearson, Emily C. 
 
 Our Parish 1909 
 
 Richmond, Mrs. E. J. 
 
 The McAllisters 1859 
 
 Ritchie, William 
 
 Scripture Testimony Against Wine 1910 
 
 Talmon, Thrace 
 
 The Red Bridge 1891 
 
 Van Namee, J. W. 
 
 Hopedale Tavern. .. ./ 1755 
 
 Walker, M. S. 
 
 Dr. Willoughby and His Wine 1791 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 
 
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 The Atlantic Monthly 
 
 No. 1 2971 
 
 No. 2 2972 
 
 No. 3 2973 
 
 No. 4 2974 
 
 No. 5 2975 
 
 No. 6 2976 
 
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 No. 8 2978 
 
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 No. 25 2995 
 
 No. 26 2996 
 
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 No. 2? f 299S 
 
 No. 29 2999 
 
 No. 30 3000 
 
 The Ladies’ Magazine 
 
 No. 1 3001 
 
 No. 2 : 3002 
 
 No. 3 3003 
 
 No. 4 3004 
 
 No. 5 3005 
 
 No. 6 ... 3006 
 
 No. 7 3007 
 
 No. 8 3008 
 
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WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 
 The Ladies’ Magazine 
 
 No. 10 3010 
 
 No. 11 3011 
 
 No. 12 ; ; . . ; 3012' 
 
 No. 13. ; ; . . ; l 3013 
 
 No. 14 3014 
 
 NO. 15. 3015 
 
 No. 16 3016 
 
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 No. 18 3018 
 
 Putnam’s Magazine 
 
 No. 1 
 
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 No. 6 
 
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 The Knickerbocker Monthly 
 
 No. 1 
 
 No. 2 
 
 No. 3 
 
 No. 4 
 
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 No. 6 
 
 3036 
 
 3037 
 3033 
 
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LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 
 
 6 i 
 
 The Monthly Magazine 
 
 No. 1..... 
 
 No. 2 
 
 No. 3 
 
 No. 4 
 
 No. 5. * 
 
 No. 6 
 
 3042 
 
 3043 
 
 3044 
 
 3045 
 
 3046 
 
 3047 
 
 Scribners’ Monthly Magazine 
 
 No. 1 
 
 No. 2 
 
 No. 3 : 
 
 3043 
 
 3049 
 
 3050 
 
 Sailor’s Magazine 
 
 No. 1 
 
 No. 2 
 
 No. 3 
 
 3051 
 
 3052 
 
 3053 
 
 Arthur’s Magazine 
 
 No. 1 
 
 No. 2 
 
 No. 3 
 
 3054 
 
 3055 
 3053 
 
 Blackwood’s Magazine 
 
 No. 1 3057 
 
 No. 2 305S 
 
 The National Repository 
 
 No. 1 3059 
 
 No. 2 3060 
 
 Hours at Home 
 
 No. 1 
 
 No. 2 
 
 No. 3 
 
 3061 
 
 3062 
 
 3063 
 
338 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 Miscellaneous Magazines 
 
 Godey’s Lady Book 3064 
 
 International Magazine 3065 
 
 Old and New 3066 
 
 Sears Family Library 3067 
 
 The Electric Monthly 3068 
 
 The Family Treasurer 3069 
 
 The Granite Monthly 3070 
 
 The Herald of Health 3071 
 
 The Home Guardian 3072 
 
 The National Magazine 3073 
 
 The Overland Monthly 3074 
 
 The Sabbath at Home 3075 
 
 The Science Monthly 3076' 
 
 The Western Monthly 3077 
 
 The Westminster Review 3078 
 
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 2412 
 
 £)ie fyubjcfye 9Rifg Rebille — Banb 
 
 2 
 
 . . . . 
 
 2413 
 
 3rgenb ein Rnberer — Banb 1 
 
 
 . . . . 
 
 2414 
 
 3rgenb ein Rnberer — Banb 2 
 
 ♦ 
 
 . 
 
 2415 
 
 SDaljn, ^eliy 
 
 ©elimer .... 
 
 ♦ 
 
 . 
 
 2464 
 
 $r>'Rufriane, 3- £)♦ 9RerIe 
 
 ©ef(f) icf)te ber Reformation beg 
 
 e 
 
 CD 
 
 rH 
 
 3afyrfyunbertg — 
 
 
 Banb 1 ... 
 
 
 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 
 
 2369 
 
 ©efd6idf)te ber Reformation beg 
 
 16ten 
 
 3afjrfjunbertg — 
 
 
 Banb 2 ... 
 
 
 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 
 
 2370 
 
 ©efcfiicbte ber Reformation beg 
 
 16ten 
 
 Safyrfyunbertg — 
 
 
 Banb 3 
 
 . 
 
 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 
 
 2371 
 
 ©efd&idfjte ber Reformation beg 
 
 16ten 
 
 Saljrfyunbertg — 
 
 
 Banb 4 ... 
 
 . 
 
 . . . . 
 
 2372 
 
114 
 
 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 Sefoe, S). 
 
 ^obtnfon ©rufoe 2636 
 
 ScUci Sorre, Robert 
 
 Sret ©rgaplungen 2486 
 
 Selpit, 51. 
 
 (Sin Sttutterfyerg — unb anbere ®ef($id)ten . . . 2327 
 
 StdenS, ©f)arle§ 
 
 Sag ©lodenfptel 2623 
 
 SDie ©efyeimniffe fionbon’S 2555 
 
 fidwro unb ©cfytdfale 9tf(fola§ ^idelbp’S . . . . 2503 
 
 Sftartin ©fyuggletott — SSanb 1 2602 
 
 Martin ©fyugglemit — 58anb 2 2603 
 
 Sictfjoff, <5. 
 
 Unter bcr Ijartcn §anb 2423 
 
 Sittmar, §etnrtdp 
 
 SDSeltgef d^td^te . 2637 
 
 Snncfer, Sara 
 
 SDte ©liicffudjer — unb anbere ©efcfytd)ten .... 2317 
 (SbetS, ©eorg 
 
 Sie Sdfy'neftcrn 2499 
 
 ©tfftein, ©rnft 
 
 Ste 5himtbiertn 2482 
 
 ©> f 51. t>. b. 
 
 Siineburger ©cfcpidptcn 2452 
 
 ©ngel, 3 . 
 
 F)txx fiorens <Start 2553 
 
 ©rnefti, £outfe 
 
 5Cu§ alter unb neuer Sett — SSanb 1 2517 
 
 5Iu§ alter unb neuer 3eit — S3anb 2 2518 
 
 ©elb unb Salent 2530 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 
 
 145 
 
 gels, Sft. b. 
 
 (Sontrafte 2500 
 
 gouque, (5. S3, be la SJiotte ' 
 
 SDte ^ergogtn bon Sftontmorenct — SSanb 1 2490 
 
 SDte ^ergogtn bon 9flontmorenci — 33anb 2 2491 
 
 prance, Slnafole 
 
 ©qlbefter SSonnarb 2426 
 
 grancotS, Soutfe bon 
 
 §eflftabt 2638 
 
 sp^ofypfyoruS §oHunber — unb — Qu giifeen be3 9flonard)en 2639 
 
 fjrengel, ^arl 
 
 £a ^uceUe— S3anb 1 2472 
 
 £a 5p_uccttc— S3anb 2 . . 2473 
 
 grief en, Hermann g. &• 
 
 2)er §ofmann 2562 
 
 grommel, 
 
 G^arafterbtlber gur ©fjarafterbtlbung .... 2377 
 
 gron, Eonrab 
 
 2)a3 Erduterlnetble bon SBtmpfen ..... 2390 
 guflerton, ©. 
 
 Sftofa Seblanc 2462 
 
 ©eifjler, Slbolpf) 
 
 SOBeXtgef d^td^te — 23anb 1 23 >1 
 
 SQSeXtgef c^id^tc — JBanb 2 2362 
 
 2CeItgefcf)xcf)te — SSanb 3' 2363 
 
 ©erftadfer, griebrtd) 
 
 2) ie betben ©trdfltnge — S3anb 1 2582 
 
 3) ie betben ©traflinge — S3anb 2 2583 
 
 2)ie betben ©traflinge — SSanb 3 2584 
 
 3 m (Sdffenfter — unb anbere ©efdjtdjlcn .... 2304 
 
 3n Slmertfa 2514 
 
 *ftcue Sftetfen . 2476 
 
 Unter ben ^efjuencfyen . 2524 
 
 10 
 
•J46 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 ©liimer, ©latre bon 
 
 $teffa — -unb — $eine SEuftonen 2448 
 
 ©olbfmttp, Oliber 
 
 Z>:x £anbprebtger bon SBafeftelb 2427 
 
 ©orbon, Sulien 
 
 ©tn puritanifcper §eibe— 23anb 1 2418 
 
 ©in pitritanifcper £etbe — 23anb 2 2419 
 
 ©raepp, £. 28. 
 
 23Ieicf)geftc£)t unb Etotfypaut 2640 
 
 ©lifabetp bort SSranbenburg — unb anbere ©efcfjtdjten . 2384 
 
 ©rieftnger, Z. 
 
 $orf bor Btoangtg ^a^ren 2373 
 
 ©rob, 3ean 
 
 §ulbreicp 3E>ingIt 2367 
 
 ©ufecf, 2krnb bon 1 
 
 • 3 m ©trom bcr — SSanb 1 2609 
 
 3m ©trom ber 3eit — Bartb 2 2610 
 
 §aa§, ©. ©. 
 
 2)er alte ©arbinat — 23anb 1 2611 
 
 2>er alte ©arbtnal — 2$anb 2 2615 
 
 £adlanber, g. 28. 
 
 D^amenlofe ©efcptcpten — SSanb 1 2585 
 
 Sftantenlofe ©efcfyidpten — 25anb 2 2586 
 
 §aibjetm, £. 
 
 2Cnonpm 2402 
 
 ®arte. $8ret 
 
 2)a§ ©epeimnift bon SDeabinoob — unb anbere ©efcpicpten 2556 
 ©tne ©age au§ ©ammtftabt — unb anbere ©efcpidpten . 2587 
 ©abriel ©onrcp 2589 
 
 §auff. 28tlpe(m 
 2ftardpen 
 
 • 2595 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 
 
 147 
 
 geb id), (Samuel 
 
 giinf TOffionS-SSortrage . , 2374 
 
 geqfe, ^}aut 
 
 2)er ©ofyn cineS 33aterS — unb anbere ©efcfyicfyten . . 2331 
 
 girftf), 3ennb 
 
 Sfyerefen’S ©liicf — unb anbere ©efcfytdjien . * . 2306 
 
 gbcfer, ©eorg 
 
 Unb bergieb unS unfere (Sd)ulb — unb anbere ©efdjidjten 2300 
 
 goefer, Cbmunb 
 
 3n ©iinben .... 
 
 gof, 9?. bon 
 
 $rone unb Oerter 
 
 goltei, ©art bon 
 
 (Sdfymargmalbau .... 
 gugo, Victor 
 
 3)ie airmen unb Clenben — 23anb 1 
 SDie airmen unb Clenben — $8anb 2 
 3)ie airmen unb Clenben — S3anb 3 
 2>ie airmen unb Clenben — SSanb 4 
 SDie airmen unb Clenben — fflanb 5 
 SDie airmen unb Ctenben — 33anb 6 
 SDie airmen unb Clenben- — 93anb 7 
 SDie 5Itmen itnb Clenben — 33anb 8 
 SDie 5Irmen unb Clenben — 23anb 9 
 3)ie airmen unb Clenben — 23anb 10 
 
 . 2611 
 
 . 2388 
 
 . 2603 
 
 . 2540 
 . 2541 
 . 2542 
 . 2543 
 . 2544 
 . 2545 
 . 2546 
 . 2547 
 . 2548 
 . 2549 
 
 gumbolbt, 5lleyanber bon 
 
 Oieifen in? europaifdjen unb aftatifdjen 9Ruf$(anb — 23anb 1 2339 
 Sfaifert im europaifdjen unb ajiaitfc^en S^u^lanb — 23anb 2 2340 
 Sfoife in bie 5IequtnocttaU©egenben beS neuen Continents 
 
 — SBanb 1 2341 
 
 Dfteife in bie 2tequinoctiaU©egenben beS neuen Continents 
 
 — S3anb 2 2342 
 
 fReife in bie 51equinoctiaU©egenben beS neuen Continents 
 
 — S3anb 3 2343 
 
148 
 
 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 §umboIbt, Sllejanber oon 
 
 Sleife in bie 5lequinoctiaI=©egenben beS neuen Continents 
 
 — SBanb 4 2344 
 
 iReife in bie 2lequinocttak9egenben beS neuen Continents 
 
 — 23anb 1 > 2345 
 
 s «Reife in bie 5lequinoctial=©egenben beS neuen Continents 
 
 — 23anb 2 2346 
 
 Ufaifen unb gorfd^ungen ...... 2477 
 
 ^mn^inger, Subtoig 
 
 SSilberbucf) gur britten $8itte 2381 
 
 ^mmermann, Earl 
 
 S)ie Cptgonen 2597 
 
 ^roing, 2Bafpington 
 
 ©fi^enbudj 2594 
 
 ^eaffrefon, JJcpn Cor bp 
 
 2)urd)S Seben iiberftmnben — SSanb 1 2440 
 
 SDurcfyS £eben iiberftmnben — SSanb 2 2441 
 
 Eambang, 51ti 
 
 5luf frember Crbe — S3anb 1 2525 
 
 2tuf frember Crbe — 58anb 2 2526 
 
 2luf frember Crbe — $8anb 3 2527 
 
 Earin, Roe! 
 
 §auS Cicfyenberg 2305 
 
 EarlmetS, C. 
 
 Cin (Sofyn feiner 3eit — unb anbere ©efdjidfRen . . 2314 
 
 Eleinfteuber, Hermann 
 
 Cin norbifcfyer Ridf),elieu 2520 
 
 Etopftodf 
 
 9ReffiaS — SSanb 1 2628 
 
 RZeffiaS — S3anb 2 2629 
 
 Eocfy, Carl ©. 
 
 SebenSerfatjrungen 2478 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 
 
 140 
 
 ®onig, (Smalb Sfuguft : ’ ' |1 f[]] 
 
 ©eineS ©Iiicfe§ ©dpmieb — unb — £>er ^a^tmattn am ®an- 
 
 abian, Sftoman bon 23albuin 9ttbflf)aufen . . . 2332 
 
 SSerftofeen 2386 
 
 Erummacfyer 
 
 Sagtid&e3 SDlarina . .... 2396 
 
 Hrummacfyer, ffrtebritf) 51boIpfy 
 
 ^arabeln — 23anb 1 2575 • 
 
 ^larabeln — 23anb 2 2576 
 
 £a SBrupexe, 3ean be 
 
 2>ie GtfjaraUere — SSanb 1 2424 
 
 2)t e (Sfyaraftere — SSanb 2 ...... 2425 
 
 Sabbep, @mma 
 
 5tuf eigenen ^iifeen 2376 
 
 £aun, ^rtebricfy 
 
 2)ie 3i9cunertn 2550 
 
 Sebrun, §enri 
 
 ^erbinanb (Sorteg, ober — $£)ie (Sroberung bon Ottteyifo . 2535 
 
 Ceyom, ^riebrid) 
 
 IftotoeflifttfdjeS 2389 
 
 J2eyom, Dfcubolpl) 
 
 ^tomane unb D^obeflen 2392 
 
 fiidjtenberg, ©eorg (Sljrtft 
 
 51u3gemdfylte ©djriften 2605 
 
 Siebfyart, §. 
 
 3um getet^benb 2571 
 
 fitnbau, <ftubotpf) 
 
 SLte Heine 2BeIt 2411. 
 
 V ' S 
 
 fiinguet, ©imon UMcolaS §enri 
 
 SDenfmiirbigfeiten iiber bie SSaftiHe 2526 
 
WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 £ongo§ 
 
 2)apfjni3 unb ©fyloe 2421 
 
 Submtg, 3 . 
 
 DD^etn ©rofjofyetm — unb anbere ©ef cf)icf)ten . . . 2422 
 
 Sutler, Martin 
 
 SSoIfgbibtiotpef 2467 
 
 Spell, ©fyarleS 
 
 3ft>eite ^ftetfe nacfy ben SSereinigten ©tauten non 9torb- 
 
 amertfa — 23anb 1 . 2405 
 
 ^ireite Sfteife nacfy ben SSereinigten ©taaten non 9?orb' 
 
 amerila — SSanb 2 240 3 
 
 DJtarlitt, 
 
 2)a3 ©efyetmnif} ber alten 9Jtamfet( . 2557 
 
 SDa§ ©aibepring^cpen ....... 2641 
 
 '<Solb*@tfe 2511 
 
 99?etoitIe, @. 3 . SDBppte 
 
 2)ie 9ftarien ber $bnigin— S3anb 1 2496 
 
 SDie Marten ber $bntgtn — SSanb 2 . . . . 2497 
 
 DJtenarb, SfyeoptjiluS 
 
 fferreol . . 2642 
 
 9Jtutocf, TOfe 
 
 3ot)n §alifar 2368 
 
 9D7ufau§, 3op. 5!art Slug. 
 
 9totanb’3 ^nappen — unb anbere ©efcptcfjten . . . 2616 
 
 5ftatK)uftu3, Dearie 
 
 2>orf* unb ©tabtgefdjicpten 2454 
 
 9?eoin§, SSittiam 
 
 ^ractifdpe ©ebanfen 2573 
 
 Dionne, Subtoig 
 
 ©eorg SDipotb 2407 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 15! 
 
 Corbett, DCRaria 
 
 ©olumbuS unb feme geit — -JBanb 1 
 ©olumbuS unb feme Sett — JBattb 2 
 
 . 2612 
 . 2613 
 
 D^ortlfjrop, §enrt) Oabenport 
 
 ©rbe, 2Reer unb £immel 
 
 . 2349 
 
 Orleans, ©Itfabetfy Charlotte non 
 
 SBriefe 
 
 . 2643 
 
 Otto, £ouife 
 
 Sfteue iBafyncn * * 
 
 . 2644 
 
 Outba 
 
 SQSanba . 
 
 . 2583 
 
 spaffoto, 21. 
 
 Oer ©tern beS £ebenS — unb anbere ©efcfyicfyten 
 
 . 2312 
 
 ^peftaloggi, §einrtd) 
 
 fitenbarb unb ©ertrub ..... 
 
 . 2619 
 
 ^eterS, g. 
 
 Ontel Stuguft 
 
 . 2466, 
 
 platen, Sbuguft bon 
 
 ©ebtdjte 
 
 . 2593 
 
 Splatter, StjomaS 
 
 Ceben bon 
 
 . 2645 
 
 Sfoimunb, ©olo 
 
 ^obetfen 
 
 . 2502 
 
 Sftetdjenau, Sftubofyify 
 
 Slug unfern bter SDBanben 
 
 . 2627 
 
 SReKIftab, Subrotg 
 
 Ok leidjtftnnige ©fye — unb anbere ©efcfytd)fen 
 ^unft^obeKen ....... 
 
 . 2432 
 . 2435 
 
 SRiebeL2C^renS, S3. 
 
 ©anta ©lara — unb anbere ©efd)id)ten . 
 
 . 2316 
 
WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 152 
 
 Sftirtg, i ! 
 
 grauenfyergen 2408 
 
 Styoabs, ©. 
 
 . 2>er altc Beg . . . . ' . . . .2533 
 
 Sftotfjenburg, Slbelfyeib b. 
 
 5Di e 51rmenljdu3ler — unb — ©3 mirb roieber gut! . . 2479 
 
 SRotoel, 9ft. 
 
 SSrtefe auS her §offe 2385 
 
 @adjer*2ftafodj 
 
 ©ute 9ftenfcfyen unb itjre ©efdjidjten .... 2646 
 (Sales, 
 
 ©olbMonbeS §aar — unb anbere ©efdjidjten . . . 2334 
 
 (Samaroiu, ©regor 
 
 3)te ©rofgfiirftin — unb anbere ©efdjidjten . . . 2319 
 
 ^aiferin ©lifabetfj — unb — 5&er ^iittenbefijger — 9toman 
 
 bon ©eorge ©fynet . - 2320 
 
 spietona — unb — SSornefyme £reife — Ionian bon ©mil ©a= 
 
 borian 2321 
 
 Urn (Sgepter unb kronen 2322 
 
 . ©uropaifdje Sftinen unb ©egenminen — gortfetjung bon 
 „Um (Sgepier unb kronen 7 ' — unb — ®i’e ©f)re beS §er= 
 genS — 9toman bon ©mile Dftatio SSacano . . . 2323 
 
 3*bet Eaiferfronen — 3meite gortfetjung bon „ltm (Sgepter 
 
 unb kronen" 2324 
 
 £reug unb (Sdftuert — ^ortfeijung beS Sorigen . . 2325 
 
 §etb unb flaifer— ©d^luj . . . . . 2326 
 
 (Sdjerr, ^otjanneS 
 
 m$t\ 2429 
 
 .©fitter, griebridj bon 
 
 (Sdmmtticbe Berfe — 33anb 1 2577 
 
 (Sdmmtlidfye Berfe — SSanb 2 2578 
 
 (Sdmmtlidfye Berfe — S3alnb 3 2579 
 
 ©djirmer, 5fboff 
 
 3-abrifanten unb 5frbeiter 2617 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 
 
 58 
 
 ©cfyletcf), Martin 
 
 2)er (Stttftebler (3ube bon Safarea) * 2357 
 
 ©cfymtb, Gtfyriftopp bon 
 
 ^ernanbo 2560 
 
 ©dpmibt, SCRayimiXian 
 
 ©lafemadjerleut 2433 
 
 ©djubert, ©ottptlf §einrtd) 
 
 2)a§ Seben be§ JJof). 3 ac °k Sabricius — nebft etnern 5In- 
 pange entpaltenb — 3^9' e au ^ bem £eben — bon §ein- 
 
 ridp Gutter 
 
 . 2561 
 
 ©cott, SDSaXter 
 
 $E)er SaH^man 
 
 Ouentin SDurtoarb 
 
 SBabertep 
 
 . 2507 
 . 2598 
 . 2591 
 
 Seeburg, grang 
 
 2>ie 9?adpttgaII 
 
 . . 2515 
 
 (Sloet, £eon 
 
 Sapriccio — 23anb 1 
 
 Saprtccio — $8anb 2 
 
 . 2394 
 . 2395 
 
 3- 8r. 
 
 3)te Stlt'Ct (Satroto — $anb 1 . 
 
 2)tc SXItei ©arrotn — S3anb 2 . 
 
 SCRiXXt) 9ftcpnc — -S5anb 1 . 
 
 TOIL) Dftopne — SBanb 2 . 
 
 . 2625 
 . 2626 
 . 2647 
 . 2648 
 
 ©olger, ^einpolb 
 
 5Xnton in 5Xmerifa 
 
 . 2649 
 
 ©outptoortp, 6mma SD. @. 9?. 
 
 Virginia unb 9ftagbalen-a .... 
 
 . 2531 
 
 ©pleura. <ocm3 bon 
 
 3)a3 SDreigeftitn — unb anbete ©efdpidbtcn 
 
 2)a§ ©litcf bcr 2Mt — unb anbere ©efdjidpien . 
 
 . 2307 
 . 2329 
 
154 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 (Spielfyagett, gtiebticfy 
 
 3>ut($ 9^ad)t sum fiid^t 
 3n ^Reify’ unb ©tieb 
 Unter Sannen 
 S3ermifdjte (Scfyriften 
 
 2504 
 
 2512 
 
 2554 
 
 2470 
 
 (Spinbler, S. 
 
 (Scenen unb ©efcfyicfyten — unb — (Sommermaloen . . 2513 
 
 (Sppri, Sonnet 
 
 9tm (Sonntag 2471 
 
 (Stein, 5Irmin 
 
 ^aifer unb Hurfiirft 2378 
 
 spring SugeniuS bet ebk fitter — unb — 9ftartgraf ^arl 
 ^Ppilipp bon 93ranbenburg — £iftorifdje Srgaplung 
 non b- Sobeltitj 2393 
 
 (Stelgner, 3Hfreb 
 
 S)a3 93ermacbtnij3 be§ SrbbterS — unb anbere ©efdjictjten . 2303 
 
 (Steioart, 5Igne§ 9tt. 
 
 SQSelt unb Softer 
 
 * 
 
 2487 
 
 (Stifft, 51. 
 
 3m (Sturme be3 £eben& — 33anb 1 
 3m (Sturme be§ £eben§ — 93anb 2 
 
 . 
 
 2403 
 
 2404 
 
 ©tredfuS, 5lbolf 
 
 £)e r 5Imerifaner — unb — £>er . letjte 
 non fjf. 903. §adlanber 
 
 SSombatbier — 9toman 
 
 2318 
 
 (Suttner, 33ertpa non 
 
 SDoftor ^eHmut’S 2)onnerstage 
 
 .... 
 
 2354 
 
 (Smift, 3onatfyan 
 
 Sin 30^arcf)en non bet Sonne 
 
 .... 
 
 2397 
 
 Saffo, Sorquato 
 
 93efreite§ 3 eru f a ^m 
 
 
 2604 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 155 
 
 SHjacfetat), SOS. BL 
 
 Homifcfye ©rgafyluttgen ....... 2570 
 
 Benbenntg — Banb 1 ...... 2620 
 
 ^penbennig — Banb 2 2621 
 
 sjtenbenni§ — Banb 3 . . . . . .2:22 
 
 Sfyeuriet, Stnbtc 
 
 gum Etnberparabie§ 2420 
 
 S^orobbfett, ^on Sporbarfon 
 
 Singling unb 3D7db<f):en 2333 
 
 Sfyum, IRuboIf 
 
 SBenfdp unb (Shrift ....... 2352 
 
 Siecf, £. 
 
 T)a§ 8U ^crtelmortf) — unb — T)id)terleben . . . 2400 
 
 Urban, B3albemar 
 
 SDie £)adjprin#efftn — unb anbere ©ef d^xd^ten . . . 2313 
 
 Valentin, §f. 
 
 ©ef cfjt cfjte ber ^reu^iige . . . ' . . . 2485 
 
 Berne, $uliu3 
 
 Bbenteuer be§ Eapitan §attera3 2498 
 
 2)ic geljetmmfjbolk Snfel — Banb 1 2551 
 
 2)ic gefyeimntfjnofle Snfel — Banb 2 2552 
 
 giinf 233odjen im Ballon 2488 
 
 Betfe nadp bem DBittelpunft ber ©rbe .... 2492 
 Bon ber ©rbe gum DCRonb ...... 2489 
 
 Boltatre 
 
 Bkrfe (StuStoa^I) 2608 
 
 SSadfjenpufen, £an§ 
 
 SDte bletdje ©rcifin 2443 
 
 SDie ©rafin non ber Babel . . . . . . 2444 
 
 Bom unb (Sapara — Banb 1 . . . . . . 2455 
 
 Bom unb ©apara — Banb 2 2456 
 
 Bouge et Boir „ 2410 
 
isd 
 
 WISCONSIN STAT12 PRISON, 
 
 SOSarnofrib | 
 
 SDag 91ofe beg ©dfyloffeg gu Sannattmrf — unb anbere Ok* 
 
 fdf^ten 2563 
 
 905artenburg, $arl 
 
 5Xu g bem 93agno — unb anbere ©efcfyidpten . . . 2445 
 
 2Beber, $arl ^uliug 
 
 2)emo!ritog 2650 
 
 SOBernidj), 90S. 
 
 50^oberne Oefonomen 2483 
 
 993eft, Spomag. unb £arl 9tuguft 
 93ilber aug bcm £eben 
 SXritifdje unb fatprifdfye (Streif^iige 
 
 SGBettexbergb), 6. 51. 
 
 $E)ag ^ibeicommift bon 905albemargburg 
 
 9Q5ibmann, ©eorg Slubolpp 
 gauft’g fteben . 
 
 905ielanb, Spriftopp Martin 
 ©efdjicfyte ber 5lbberiten 
 
 SQSinterfeXb, 51. b. 
 
 ©rof^SBufefoin — unb anbere ©efdfjicpten 
 
 • 2599 
 . 2600 
 
 2601 
 
 . 2434 
 
 . 2624 
 
 . 2311 
 
 SBolff, Ruling 
 
 £)er toilbe 3ager 2509 
 
 SQSoItetgbotf, Srnft ©ottlieb 
 
 gliegenber 33rief — ebangelifdjer SQSorte an bie ^ugenb . 2442 
 905urm, 905. 
 
 2)ag 905affer alg §augfreunb in gefunben unb franfen 
 
 Sagen 2398 
 
 Simmermann, ©uftab 5L 
 
 Sine ^erienreife — burdp 3*ranfreicfy, bie ©dptoeig unb 
 
 SDeutfdljlan'b 2379 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 
 
 157 
 
 3tmmermann, SBtHjelm 
 
 JHuftrirte ©efd)td)te beg beutfdfyen SSoIfeg — 33anb 2 . . 2631 
 
 ^Cfuftrirte ©efdjtdjite beg beutfcfjen SBolfeg — 33anb 3 . . 2632 
 
 3ofreItit), gang Don 
 
 3>ie ©rben — unb attbere ©efdjidjten , 2301 
 
 Soiling, Sfyeopfytl 
 
 Sfaife um bte ^partfer #Belt — SBanb 1 . 2468 
 
 ^ftetfe um bte ^artjer SOSelt — SSanb 2 . . . . 2460 
 
 3f<$offe, getnrtcfy 
 
 97obelIen unb SMdjtung-en — 5 unb 6 Sfyetle . . . 2590 
 
 ^obeHen unb 2>tcfytungen — 7 unb 8 Sfyetle . . . 2566 
 
 5^ot>eECen unb SDicfytungen — 14 2f)etle .... 2567 
 UfobeHen unb SDtcfytungen — 15 Sfyetle .... 2568 
 97oDeHen unb SDtcfytungen — 16 unb 17 Sfjetle . . 2569 
 
158 
 
 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 Norske Boger. 
 
 R. B. Anderson 
 
 Norge i Billeder 2785 
 
 Amerika ikke, opdaget af Columbus 2736 
 
 E. Anbert 
 
 Dagny 2759 
 
 J. Anderson 
 
 Vartshuset 2721 
 
 Fra Orienten 2781 
 
 Glade Sjele 2752 
 
 Den Vanskabte 2737 
 
 Hittebarnet 2758 
 
 Ti Natter i en Skjaenkeseue 2749 
 
 Den Skjungende Mand 2750 
 
 Morskabs Lossning 2756 
 
 De Forenede Staters Historie 1st Del 2708 
 
 De Forenede Staters Historie 2den Del 2725 
 
 H. H. Boyesen 
 
 Gunnar 2782 
 
 A. Blancke 
 
 Hyrekuskens Fortoellinger 2743 
 
 J. Boegh 
 
 Fra Bergenskanten 2747 
 
 B. Bjornson 
 
 Vis Knut 2741 
 
 Fortoellinger lte Bind 2721 
 
 Fortoellinger 2det Bind..., 2713 
 
 H. Birkedal 
 
 Peru — Bolivia-— Chili 
 
 2769 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE, ^59 
 
 R. M. Ballantyne 
 
 Redningsbaaden 2733 
 
 W. Bergsoe 
 
 Bruden fra Rorwig 2757 
 
 Dumas 
 
 Et Aar i California 2755 
 
 J. Dahl 
 
 Lina Kjorbo 2710 
 
 En Bergmands Famelie 2740 
 
 H. Drackman 
 
 Paul og Virginie 2754 
 
 C. Etlar 
 
 Gjongehovdingen 2705 
 
 A. Erbe 
 
 Fra Skjcergaarden 2751 
 
 F. Ewald 
 
 Griffenfeld 2742 
 
 K. Elster 
 
 Tora Trondal 2770 
 
 K. Gloersen 
 
 Dagligdags 2763 
 
 T. Grundysen 
 
 Fra begge sider af Havet 2735 
 
 A. Garborg 
 
 Hulda 2772 
 
 M. Halstead 
 
 McKinleys Liv og Virksomhed 2702 
 
 P. Hendriksen 
 
 Napoleons Soldat 
 
 2741 
 
WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 160 
 
 E. Hartner 
 
 Severa 2765 
 
 J. Havne 
 
 Bergljot Solhaugen 2739 
 
 H. Ibsen 
 
 Per Gynt .' . 2727 
 
 Fruen fra Havet 2762 
 
 Samfundets Stotter 2712 
 
 D. James 
 
 Urskovens Sonner 2709 
 
 A, Kjelland 
 
 Jakob 2740 
 
 Skipper Worse 2716 
 
 K. Langeland 
 
 Nordmcendene. i. Amorika 2731 
 
 J, Lie 
 
 Trelhasteren Fremtiden 2775 
 
 Signe og Hermod 2774 
 
 F- Loviot 
 
 De Kinesiske Sorovere 2779 
 
 R. Melander 
 
 I Storm og Sogang 2767 
 
 Maryat 
 
 Jakob Arlig 2770 
 
 Nicolai 
 
 Noddebo Prestegaard 2780 
 
 Min Hnstru og Jeg 2777 
 
 O. M. Pettersen 
 
 U. S. Grants. Liv og Virksomhed 2714 
 
 Abraham Lincoln, og. Negerslaveriet 2745 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. X61 
 
 A. Prydz 
 
 Gunvor Thorsdatter til Hcero 2703 
 
 Rollo 
 
 Svenskerne paa Norderhov 2732 
 
 M. Reid 
 
 Adela 2781 
 
 S. Sturlasoan 
 
 Heimskringla 2783 
 
 G. Storm 
 
 Christopher Columbus og Amerikas Opdagelse 2701 
 
 E. Sue 
 
 Den Evige Jode, lste Bind 2713 
 
 Den Evige Jode, 2det Bind 2711 
 
 A. Sehrader 
 
 Bruden i Louisiana 2734 
 
 Sigurd 
 
 Fru Westbergs Logerende 2778 
 
 Dr. Stabeck 
 
 Alcoholets Physiologiske og pathologiske Inflydelse paa 
 
 Meneskelivet 2771 
 
 M. Schoyen 
 
 Den Amerikanske Borgerkrigs Historie 2726. 
 
 Sigurd 
 
 Ved Hjemets Arne 2766 
 
 H. B. Stowe 
 
 Onkel Tom’s Hytte 2719 
 
 J. Strandberg 
 
 Md. Petterson’s Logerende 2764 
 
 E. Schoyen 
 
 Den Svenske Nattergal 2773 
 
 11 
 
1G2 
 
 WISCONSIN STATE PRISON. 
 
 A. Stein 
 
 Leticoste Historier 2761 
 
 A. Swan 
 
 Parlen fra Orr’s Havn 2704 
 
 H. Schulze 
 
 Udvalgte Skrifter Skitser fra Norses Natur og Folkeliv.... 2722 
 E. Sargent 
 
 Negerslaven Perculiar 2707 
 
 J. Tuendt 
 
 Hamnajenten 2753 
 
 M. Thoresen 
 
 Solen i Siljedalen 2706 
 
 M. Twain 
 
 En Landstryger paa Reise 2768 
 
 P. Terrail 
 
 Rocamboles Barndom, Iste del 2728 
 
 Rocamboles Ungdom, lste del 2723 
 
 Rocamboles Bedrifter, lste del 2730 
 
 Galeislaven Rocambole, lste del 2729 
 
 Galeislaven Rocambole, 3de del 2718 
 
 Rocamboles slste Ord, lste del 2720 
 
 Rocamboles siste Ord, 4de del 2717 
 
 S. Wang 
 
 Skotter Toget 2738 
 
 J. Verne 
 
 No. 8672 Fortcelling fra Norge 2760 
 
 J. W. Flood 
 
 Fern Aar Tilsos 2748 
 
INDEX TO RULES 
 
 [The references are to paragraphs numbered by black figures.] 
 
 Addressing an officer, 21-30. 
 
 Annoying other prisoners, 20. 
 
 Application for pardon, 72. 
 
 Arising at signal, 17. 
 
 Arms folded in chapel, 26 
 Arms folded in dining room, 40. 
 
 Attending chapel services, 34. 
 
 Articles admitted, 48. 
 
 Articles permitted in cells. 24. 
 
 Attracting officer’s attention, 27. 
 
 Authority to take mail from postoffice, 42. 
 
 Badges and decorations, 19. 
 
 Beginning of sentence, 78. 
 
 Brushing against other prisoners, 20. 
 Buying things from or for officers, 32. 
 Buying things from or for prisoners, 32. 
 
 Cell mate, 4. 
 
 Cell furniture, 21. 
 
 Certified copy of trial record, 72—1. 
 Certificate of good conduct, 72—3. 
 Changing place in line, 16. 
 
 Chewing tobacco in dining room, 22. 
 Chewing tobacco in line, 22. 
 
 Chewing tobacco in sick cell, 22. 
 
 Chewing tobacco in chapel, 26. 
 
 Christian Endeavor Society, 19. 
 Citizenship, restoration to, 76. 
 
 Cleanliness, 5. 
 
 Cleaning cuspidors, 17. 
 
 Clothing, altering, 6 
 Clothing in order, 19. 
 
 Clothing from friends, 48. 
 
 Commencement of sentence, 78. 
 Communication, 3. 
 
 Communication to board, warden, etc., 15. 
 Communication with friends, 2nd and 3rd 
 grade, 40. 
 
 Commutation of sentence, 74. 
 
 Complaints and accusations, 43 
 Complaints to State Board of Control, 45. 
 Complaints in the dining room, 55. 
 Confliction of orders, 1. 
 
 Decorations on clothing, 15. 
 Deductions from earnings, 71. 
 Defacing cell walls, 5. 
 
 Defacing buildings. 5. 
 
 Defacing furniture. 5. 
 
 Defacing fittings, 5. 
 
 Delivering articles to convicts, 33. 
 Destruction of property, 66. 
 Dining room rules, 49. 
 
 Dining room signals. 51. 
 Diminution of time. 68. 
 
 Earnings, 70. 
 
 Escape, time lost by, 78. 
 
 Extra discharge clothing, 48. 
 
 Familiarity with an officer, 31. 
 Fastening clothing, 19. 
 Fastening shirt, 19. 
 
 Food, wasting, 53. 
 
 Furniture of cells, 24. 
 
 Gazing around the shop, 29. 
 Gestures, insulting, 20. 
 
 Giving tobacco to lower grades, 19. 
 Going to bed at signal, 18. 
 
 Going to bed in day time, 9 
 Going to bed with clothiug on, 9. 
 Going to own cell, 10, 
 
 Good time lost, 68. 
 
 Grading rules, 35. 
 
 Having knife without permission, 13. 
 Having pencil without permission, 14. 
 Having other contraband articles, 11 . 
 Having tobacco, 2d and 3d grades, 25. 
 Having weapons or tools, 12. 
 
 Hissing at an officer, 27. 
 
 Holding cell door at count, 8. 
 
 Interrupting an officer, 21. 
 
 Insolence, 3 
 
 Insolence in manner, walk, gestures, 19. 
 Jewelry, 11. 
 
 Jostling other prisoners, 20. 
 
 Keeping clean, 5. 
 
 Knife, having, 13. 
 
 Labor rules, 60. 
 
 Lead pencil, 14. 
 
 Leaving place of work, 62 
 Leaving the line, 16. 
 
 Letters, 44. 
 
 Letter permits, 46. 
 
 Letter paper, returned, 11. 
 
 Letters to Governor and Board of Control, 
 43-45 
 
 Looking into another’s cell, 10. 
 
 Mail addressed in care of officer, 32. 
 
 Mail, articles received by, 48. 
 
 Mail and express rules 41. 
 
 Making up beds, 17. 
 
 Making presents to officers, 32. 
 
 Making presents to other persens, 32. 
 Making things for officers, 32. 
 
 Marching, 56. 
 
 Marching in line, 16. 
 
 Marching into shop, 16 
 Minutes of testimony, 72. 
 
 Mirror on range. 10. 
 
 Money 11. 
 
 Morning duties, 17. 
 
164 : 
 
 INDEX TO RULES. 
 
 [The references are to paragraphs numbered by black figures.] 
 
 Newspapers, 48. 
 
 Obscenity, 3. 
 
 Obscene language in letters, 44. 
 Orders, obeying, 1. 
 
 Officers not to procure pardons, 77. 
 
 Paper, blank, 14. 
 
 Pardons, 72-73. 
 
 Passing articles into other’s cells, 10. 
 
 Pen and ink, 11. 
 
 Permission for special letters, 46. 
 Pictures, etc., on cell walls, 5. 
 
 Placing shoes at cell doors, 18. 
 
 Placing clothing in sight, 18. 
 
 Placing hands on officer, 31. 
 
 Prison officers not to procure pardons, 77. 
 Prison news, 44 
 Privileges, 1st grade, 35. 
 
 Privileges, 2d grade, 37. 
 
 Privileges, 3d grade, 39. 
 
 Profanity, 3. 
 
 Putting cap on properly, 19. 
 
 Quietness, 2. 
 
 Reading in chapel, 16. 
 
 Receiving articles from citizens, 32. 
 Reduction to 2nd grade. 36. 
 Hecommendation of trial judge. 72—2. 
 Remaining in cell without permission, 17. 
 Repairing things for officers, 24. 
 
 Requests for audience, 15. 
 
 Request to see Board, Warden, etc., 15. 
 Restoration to citizenship, 76. 
 
 Rinsing mouth before sick call, 22. 
 Rowdyism, 19. 
 
 Saluting an officer, 30 
 Sealed letters to Board of Control, 45. 
 Sentence, commutation of, 74. 
 Sentence when beginning, 78. 
 Separate sentences, 69. 
 
 Services in chapel, 34. 
 
 Shoes on bed, 9. 
 
 Shoes, altering, 6. 
 
 Signals in dining room, 51. 
 
 Sickness, 17, 63. 
 
 Singing, 4. 
 
 Slamming cell doors, 8. 
 
 Sleeping with feet towards door, 9. 
 Smoking in the cell, 23. 
 
 Special letters, 46 
 Speaking to Warden or Deputy, 15, 67. 
 Spitting on floor in chapel, 26. 
 Spitting on cell house floor, 22. 
 Spitting on corridor floor, 22. 
 
 Stamps, 11. 
 
 Standing at cell door for count, 8. 
 Staring at officers, 29. 
 
 Staring at visitors, 29. 
 
 Stationery, 11. 
 
 Stepping out of line, 15. 
 
 Taking mail from post office. 42. 
 Taking food from table, 54. 
 Talking to officer, 3. 
 
 Talking to free person, 3. 
 Talking to cell males, 4. 
 
 Talking to men in other cells, 4. 
 Time, good, 68. 
 
 Tinkering in cell, 12 
 Tobacco, in hospital, 23. 
 Tobacco in sick cell. 23. 
 
 Tobacco in 2d and 2d grade, 25. 
 Tools, 12. 
 
 Touching an officer, 31. 
 
 Trading and bartering, 61. 
 
 Undershirts, 7. 
 
 Using surnarres, 31 
 
 Using t bacco in hospital, 21. 
 
 Using tobacco in sick Cells, 23. 
 
 Vinegar in drinking water, ?2. 
 
 Warning an officer. 28. 
 Warning a prisoner, 28. 
 Wasting food, 53, 
 Weapons, 12. 
 
 Whistling, 4. 
 
 Writing days, 47 
 Writing between lines, 47. 
 Writing paper, 11. 
 
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