The Way Begole Deals It Out

The Senate anu iiouse in joiui cuutbuusu inanimously conflrmed the folloiving uominaions sent in by Gov. Bcgolf , with only two e.xeptions, that oL Wm. P. Iuues of Grand Rapds, as railroad commissioner and A. P. Swineord oL Marquctte, for eommissioner of mineral itatietics, being still under dlecnsBion: Qup.rtermastcr General- William Shakespeare f Kalamazoo. _ Inspector General- Frederick S. Hutchinson Trustee of the Institution for the Deaf and Dumb- Jcrome Eddy of Flint. - ¦ The Senate, by separate action, cc-nfirmed the CommLwtoner of Insurance- Eugene PringJe J Warden of Jackson State Prison- E. B. Pond ofAunArbor. ' _ Warden of State House of Corrcctiou- D. ¦ Waters Grand Kapids. Member of State Bourd of Charitles- Levi I-. Barbour of Detroit. Inspector of State Prison-Edward Kautero. Detroit, Foster Pratt of Kalamazoo. Meinbers of the State Board ol Ucaltli- frot. Víctor C. Vaughan of Aun Arbor, Dr. O. V. TMcmbers of State Board of Agricultura- Elljab W. Rising of Genessee and m. L. alters of Maeonib. _ Member of Board of Reform School for Boys Edwin F. Uhl of Grand Rapids. J Member of Board of State Public School of Coldwater- Rtchniond E. Case of Three Rivers. Members of Board of Control of Reform School for Girls at Adrián- Mrs. Arthuretta 8. Fullerof Grand Rapids, William Corbiu oL Adrián. T . Trustees Kalamazoo Asylum for Insanc- 1. R. Sherwood of EalamMOO, Dr. Alva W. Mcliols of Greenviile. Trustees of Pontiae Asyluin for lnsane- Moses W. Field and Jacob S. Farrand of DeState Librarian-Harriet A. Tenney of LanS1Aidjutant General- John Robcrtson of De1roit. The truc defiuition of luck, as defined by Col Mooney, is as follows: "If you go home at tvro o'clock in the moming, after promiaing your wife to be inearlv, ainl iind her souud asleep, that 8 luck; bul it ïsn't to be depended upon."