New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-11-27

| nlSSut DC useu III Ine1r place WITH adVan-
tage. As the chemicals in it are power
full enough to kill or at least prevent the
growth of germs, such as cause diseases
transmitted by telephone, it could be
used as covering for the mouthpiece
which would also be mechanical bar
rier and prevent contact between dirt 1h
the mouthpiece and the speakers lips.
Quite a discussion of the topic follow
ed. The paper was listened to very
closely, for it embodies points and infor-
nation which DR.. Weschcke had devoted
much study to.-Los Angeles Daily Her
aid.
The A. O. .. w, have elected the fol-
lowing new officers: Master Workman,
VIM. Koch; Foreman, E. N. Heinen :;
Overseer, Chris Boock; Recorder, T. 81.
Jappe; Financjer, H. L. Saverien; Re-
ceiver, Fred Pfaender; Guide, John Lii
la; Watchmon, Geo. Guth and Geo. Tau
er; Trustee, Geo. Schmidt.
The Orlole Opera Co. appeared at Tur-
ner Hall for the second time Sunday
night in the lively and comic opera, Said
Pasha. The various artists were labor
ing under disadvantage, owing to their
disasreeable all-night ride from Manka-
to, but, notwithstanding, they gave ex-
! cellent satisfaction. Mr.. Hubbard es-
sayed the role of Said Pasha AMI gave
| repeated evidence of bass voice of
pleasing quality and richness. Harry
| Davies, as the Mexican seacher after an
ideal wife, was favorite as usual, as
was also Mr.. Murphy as the lover of the
Pasha's daughter. The former is by far
the finest tenor who has ever sung before
| New Ulm audience, while the after
| possesses baritone of unusual strength
and range. Miss Rita Harrington, the
queen, was pleasing surprise. Her
voice is sweet and refined, her actions
graceful and dignifed. Goldie Rinehart
is the leading soprano Of the company
and we'll earns the applause which she so
often receives. Hicks did splendidly as
the Indian Rajah and so did Miss Merris
as his love-sick sister, an unfortunate
girl, passionately enamoured with any,
thing that appeared in male attire. But
the whole affair would have been incom-
plete without the comedians, Henderson
and Wade. They furnished the fun and
lots of it. They are both witty and Hen
derson especially is comical in every
move he makes. Together they make
most excellent team and succeed IN ar
irving at the true object of the THEATRE
to make people laugh and forget their
worry.
FIJI. Retz aft returned Saturday evening
from four days trip to Ortonville and
Graceville where he had been in search
for one J. E. Fathers, a married man
living at Morgan and who left his home
and family some two months ago with
property against which Mr.. Retzlaff held
a mortgage. BY clever manipulation OF
mail service, Fathers was located in the
neighborho0d of Ortonville where he was
posing among the rural people as SIN
gle man and the owner of a fine peach
farm in Missouri and was ''mashing" the
feminine hearts in the locality of Big
Stone Lake. When Mr.. Retzlatf arrived
! at Ortonville he learned that Flathers
had gone to Graceville and sold fine
team of horses, wagon and harness for
$4,000, said property belonging to Retz-
latf The next move was to locate his
man, and, getting into Ortonvillc late at
night, Mr.. Retzlaff engaged the servic-
es of the police, routed up several peo-
, pie who might know the fugitive from
Justice and after considerable securing OF
the town found Flathers in the giddy
maze OF the dance, surrounded by bevy
of Ortonvllle society girls. An officer
stepped up to Flathers in the midst OF
"alamand left" and nabbed his man. Oh
course the girls tainted, the fiddler:
right arm forgot its cunning, the dance
stopped and the lights went out after
Flathers did-with the officer. Con
frontcdby Retzlaff, the culprit acknoH
lodged his guilt and the sheriff of Red
wood County was telegraphed for anc
Friday evening the cell doors of Red
wood County's Jail swung on their hinges
and let Flathers in out of the wet. Fla
ther's attentions to wealthy farmers
daughter living near Ortonville were sc
pronounced that on the 10Th inst. they
were to be made man and wife: so he il
an all-around crook. His wife and foul
children at Morgan will have the sympa