New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-07-03
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day. He was well known here.
Lemon Bros. Circus will he here July
31st. They are successors to w w. Cole
| and carry about thirty cars.
The plans for the new depot arrived
| last evening and the local contractors
are invited to call and inspect them
within the next two days if they desire
| to offer bids.
The Missionary Society and young
people Of the Congregational Church
will serve hot meals, ice cream and lem
onade on south side Of Masonic Block
only, on July 4th.
a jollier, more whole-souled and in
teresting set of.fellows than Free Lane,
Jordan, Cumby and Mclaughlin seldom
strikes town. They all tell good stories
and all know how to play "hearts' with
consummate skill. Neither Of them is
ever fooled by such thing as a esteem
err
| Co. A returned from Camp at Lake
City Saturday night after ten days II
good hard service. The boys did them
selves proud in all lines of duty and
brought with them the flag Of the regi-
ment as the banner company of the ten
present at camp. Several of the boys al
s. qualified as sharpshooters and a mum
Der as marksmen. j. W -.
Fire broke out in the barn If John F,
Neumann Sunday afternoon and entirely
destroyed it. The flames also spread to
the residence of John Kretsch Sr. which
was considerably damaged. The fire
was started by children and the flames
secured a good start before the. depart
ment could arrive on the grounds. When
the fire laddies finally showed up, the
fire was extinguished in short order. The
building was insured only the day before
by J. H. Weddendorf.
Wbeh you stop to consider the YER
diets given Louis Schilling and Sam Pet
erson, you can hardly fail, to lose conf
dence in the good judgment of juries
Here is one man who gets $1,000 for i'm
agined injuries sustained in the sending
of a telegram by mutual friend, while
another man who is crippled for life by
a railway corporation gets only $2,055
Certainly there is injustice. here somc-
where. Either Mr.. Schilling was EMIT.
led to ten times as much as Mr.. Peterson
or he wasn't entitled to a cent. IT.
During the trial Of the case of Cumby
VS.. Samuel Zuckermann and others. it
developed that Henry Zuckermann, son
of Samuel and, a clerk in his store al
Springfeld,was one of the defendants. II
also developed that Henry was missing
and that Samuel did not know his where.
abouts. Now comes the Minneapolis
Times and announces his marriage in
Wontwatosa, Wis, to Mrs. Schultz. The
Times them adds: &c., >.
The above announcement appeared in
The Times last Sunday. 1t was published
at the instance Of Mrs. Zuckerman. whose
husband Is SAID to have disappeared rath.
er suddenly and mysteriously. several
weeks ago. Mrs. Zuckerman is now liv.
ing at Hennepin avenue and Seventh Str
She called at the Times office, and stated
that she could not account for her hus.
bands absence. They had had theil
"little family disputes but there was
nothing serious enough to account fol-
the going of the young husband. Mrs
Zuckermannis very much disturbed over
her husbands disappearance eff had
any idea that he went away to get rid OF
me-" said Mrs. Zuckermann, Il would
not bother my head over the matter. But
1 am sure he is not in his right mind. !
am afraid he has wandered away, and
has gone beyond the reach of friends.
Our circumstances, SO far as money was
concerned, were not very good, and am
afraid he got discouraged and went away
without knowing just where he was 60
ing" Zuckermann was quite well-known
III Minneapolis. He had worked for
Weitzner. Gutenberg & Col Minneapo-
lis, and in one of the towns IN the inter-
Tor of the state where the now notorious
firm had branch store. Znckerman has
an aunt living in Minneapolis, but that
lady does not seem to be able to explain
his absence. Mrs. Zuckermann is quite
anumber of years her husbands senior.
She has daughter about 10 years of
age, and who is engaged as a dancer at
the Dime Museum. Some Of the young
men who were well acquainted with
Zuckerman donot agree with Mrs. luck
erman, but are inclined to the belief that
it is a case of an 'sindiscreet young. man,
who married IN haste, repenting at lei
sure" It appears that Znckerman's par