davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02
Dertniihtes.

&c eitensber til + be 8
Stuates Mt9igan 1T Der Geiebtntz
tpurf, na9 tpel9sm bic in Dem beiagten
@taate gefegenen 8abnen b06er beiteusrt
tperben folfen, am %. Mui angenOmmen
tporben. Wirb Die betreffenbe 8iq, tpie gu
ertpurten, bonn @o~uberneur unter3ei9net, 10
baber Die Wi9isaner 8a6nen fortan $685.
600 me6r 5teltern PRO Sdbr GIT be3abten,
apie ieit6er. Die 9auptqupte Der Steuern
entfd[t auf bic BON ben 8drberbilts ~tontrolz
lirte Mi9igan Gentralz8abn.
- unborfi9tigteit nit bem
58ieBeifen bat tpieber einmal Elm 2ez
ben %getoftet. 8 er m a MaGfs, Elm be-
FAINTER 5urtner BON @et 8enb in Soma,
berlieB am leBten 9onnerftdg fem !9aus,
UNI @opbern uuf ben 2eib gu riidtn, tpel6e
1ein 8orn a~usfrabten. Sang in Der Ndbe
bes 9uuies, beim 1teberietgen zines 3auz
mes, entlub ii9 aber bic 5linte; bic 5rau
bDrte ben @9uB, elite an bic Stelle uro
funb ben Munn, Der Tie erit einige Minuten
borbsr friI9 unb eefunb oerEaien batte, ols
2ei9e.
-8eibem m MiGna u
fee itattftnbenben 2ebrertu9e
nirb cine NusfelGung BON Idmmtlt6en, auf
bic 5duls be3ugnebmenben @egenitdnbe itattz
finbeR. Die NusfeIung finbet i'm @rpofiz
tim Building 1tatt, in tpel9em aud bic
9auptDerfammlun9en bes 2ebrertages abgez
balten peroen. 8ts iebt itnb folgenbe Qbz
t6eilungen etngeri4tet tporbsn: Qbtbeilung
rN": 59ulbi6er 3et9enutenilien, 94ulz
5eiti6riften II. 10. Nbtbeilung so: Wii=
fen19aftlt9e Mpparate II. m. 4btbeilun9
81: Mdteriat fir 8inbergdrten, @6retbz
n1pi9insn II, !. IN. Mbt6eilung 81: pults,
size, Slide, Wdnbtafeln II. +. m. Abtbei<
Iung, g.: pfane fir S4uI6duier, 9ei5z uno
@entiGationsborrtdtungen, gaumaterial etc.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02
Tret periQuOt an Mduner.
Sin Wtann in Mfibisan entOeGt Elm Be-
merfenswert1es 0eilmittel ftlr
0erlut Don Strait.
gro6en weroen fret an a1e n~erIan0t, Ote OarurI
idrti6en.

Carl 5. geal'er BON aalan.a3oo, Pie, bat mao
einen1 iohretuneen Sample ge9en Die ieeltidet 1no sOr'
perlidem QtioeI, BON performer Wfalnbarfeit Oos rib'
tige Mittel a~etgnoe,.. iosl9ss Oqs s ,is2t petit it,, - IA
militia, cine Qro6e Der WltOisin ailen V}dlllern III lens
ben, bic an irdsno elmer 8orm asIelf :, tld;S s,,S S9'Od ~:
boratttioen @crlut neg @end6triHes nno Der Strait
iGi0o6em 8iden, &rampfaocrbrub nnD 9lu55 s9rnnS
Sog 0ciln;tte! bat cine beionocrs a%ndenebmt 8irtun9
BON q8drnts uup ibeint unntittelbor 81 mitter, innem
Is bic D%er!onots arait unS cine GrtpifelHno oieOti i9is
DroaaSn6ia MN so ~ o,m llf be a maG : Gsb0tT t<tt 9if ae,
SHaftioner 6%srriibren. unb foG in iebem Safe abiolnt
i~uberldiia fem. ..
Senp(e, Galoutasoo, Did, Bel Der Sic %an0cben, oaB
Sic cine 9rcbe isines $aeilnlittels fir 9tdltner wins
S1en, pirb iofort erfult, INN ftine 8er9Htung irQtao
tuelGer qrt ipirD BON ibur %osforOert iucrOen. Gr bat
ein erobes %SSuterefe oarant oab nle tSl'nae bon oitlsn1
st nit stotgfait p d,,2 gFob ste ii%e5 l., S]er G e tn si tsi39,
Gnrdt Dor llnbeqntutli6tcit ODER SetaitntiDerOcH ~
baben brdu6t.
2efer fntr6en Gebsten. Obns gersua s1 fd3rsiben..,
- sfeb1Snti, ia. io.tuS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02

Getne eigene 59la9ten GIT
16taqen - lit zines Der b0diten Marime oes
2e6ens. lin 10 gr0Ber bic Gbre, tpenn man
liesrei4 aus Dem &ompfe berpor9sbt. @iele
Msbiainer liegen i'm Sample NIT bieier ooer
iener aranf6eit, obne ben 9ieg iiber ben 3erz
fDrer bapon gu trager. Sorni's Nlpentrduz
terz8lut6eleber, bas 9eilmittel bes 8oltes,
i6reitet 1tegreth climber, ia fogar in 6dlen,
pethe bon Ooftoren auf9e9e6en tuuroen. Der
san elmer Jrau SuTanna &rdnat in Sbaz
RON, 3d., lit Der bette 8epeis. Die 5ro1
16reibt: .9or einiger 3ett fam cine S9tpds
d9e iiber MIDI, tpelde meinen 9an3en 8orper
ergriff. Sd buhte, es ipiirbe pieaei4t tpiez
Der boriibergebsr. Nnitatt bieiem tpurbe i9
INNER elenber, biinner unb 19mdder, 10 baB
ib mid le9en muBte. Meine 6aut tpurbe
geld tpis cine Gitrpne. Mon lieB ben 0Ofz
tor 6olen, iebo9 er fonnte mir ni9t belfen
unb 19iittelte nit benz &opfe. Meine linfe
6anb Idtpou an unb man muBte IL 8lutz
egel IeBen. Nleine 9dnbe, Nrme unb 5iiBe
paren tpte geldbmt unb ib tonnte MIDI. ni9t
mebr betpegen. Mles mar tpie abgeitDr6en
uno ib glaubte i'd tDnate nibt mebr .lange
leben. Nls mir i4on am @erapeifeln tpaz
rem, bra9te uns elm 6rean0 ben Gettunesz
@nfer, Sorni's 4lpentrGuter 8lutbelber. SD
nabm fofort bapon Elm unb lieB mid nit benz
9eil=Oel einreiben. 8alD beripiirte i9 Gin
berltng. Meine &rdfte nabmen allmGblic6
gu uno in bret Monaten mar ib bolfomrnen
bergetelt." = SIT bieIes ni9t elm neller
Sieg, ben Der Mlpentrduterz glutbelebsr err
| rangs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02
Drr 9~mnfnOfrrttttO.

g8as perbirbt Die Su9ertb, ner9iftet BOG @enliitb,
nnterordbt 6ie @eiunobeit, 5~erriittet ben @etit,
entnerUt unO fiibrt 5n oor5eifisent @erfou? aebIt
9u, mte es fG 9eb6rt? 9erne Did ielblt tennen,
III einem 9lif1i9en uitb lau9elt 9ebell 9efunoet.
Scr Suaenbfrennb" lit elm GuBerlt i%nterels
5drtes. 1ebrreides, mepi3inii6es @erf, Elm 9eeg'
meier III g~eIunoen uno franfen 1a9eit, elm mlrfs
MIt ioIlten oieies iiberaus niib[i6e. Bud leler.-
gsirO mad empfans oon IS eents IN sriefr1srten
eei@loiien o%erIanot; lo9rellIre Prlyate Climb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02
gsir 1diacn es nmtioa4 81, Mtdnner.

9as 4ublifum DirO 70 bdufts snnl Barren ~ocbalten,
baB es CANA ielbtperitdnOli0 1T, psnn elm O{uhn F4
porftbt, ebe CT IHr @ttpa5 be5ablt, bpm Dem er eor
tDoftlide 9erion ~unbeDinat foisnirei per @oft elm
Yadet BON DR.. Hoffman's. Vital Restorative Tablets,
0erberftelen, ieben Sptil Cures R6rpers farftn uno
si4sn O]oaitdnOis %perfsftsmg ., PAM n aug g,td] rlaasa
1T oGoemcin befunnt 1tnD rir babcn 8ertrauei In uns
iere 8cbanoIn.g, iOgmit lnfrSsn igir fe Sud MID e.
fo%rtslicsen fpiini6t. bunn tOnnt Sbr uns unfere Wss
sobling sui6ifen.
western Medicine Go. SucorporirD,
3ia1onD66op S1Iaut0SUo, Wtidl.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02

CT Tur eLDt9 DeL lHHlHtle'
Limb bd b0rten Sic ben Golbdten, alS
ct niebergeI 4lasen tpurbs, ben tisfen S4rel
aus toben?"
nSu."
,8aIfrten sic ni9t UNI bic dngegebene
53eit cine Mirtbf6uft, Der 9uctgcrt'i9en 5a'
BRIT gegeniiber geleeen, in lpel4er elm Sang
bergniigen ftattfuno?"
SD puiiirte bic Mirtbi6aft, bOrte abe'
ni6ts bon einem Sanobergn;igen."
u&0nnen sic po1itib bebdupten, ob eir
Mann ober cine Srau ben S@ret ansitteb?"
nOas fam i9 ni9t."
Skinner Sic ben 99rei, Der sic i'm
@9lafe beimIu6t, na9ma4eh9"
Seine Mntport.
sd piinfhe, baB Sic ben S4rei, nit
sic i'm geb0rt baben, bier tpieberbolen."
Ser 3euge, benz Oite S9lueiBtropfen dli
Der Stirne perlen, faBt Mutb uno YFObi
einen unartitulirteu @drei, 5sr 8epreBt lif
Ieiner &eble entpdno, aus uno erntet mil
DieIer 2eiitung miibIam uutsrOriidtes Sc
lG4ter.
lin tpelde 3eit ia9ten sic, baB Sic fid
mad benz Circus begdben?"
lin 8 Mr."
nWonn tpar bic 8oritenung beeroet2"
naur5 nu4 10 11br."
sd min bic 9enaue s3eit mifen."
vOie tann i6 niht an9e6en."
v0ann 9ingen Sic na6 Der Socialen
Surnbaue?"
rSa."
o@aben sic bort mad Der ltbr?"
nSu."
vWie fpdt mar esq"
n9egen balb II ubr."
a9ie genaue 3eit?"
.WeiB i9 ni6t."
nMis LANCE bielten Sic fid aOrt ouf9"
uOrei pber bier Minlten."
limb in bier Minuten trarfsn Sic 5ipe
@las 8ier?"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02
Dou Oct SaG(uGt ge6etft

nad)oem ib piete Sabre oergebll6 9Ilfe 9e5
ind)t unb ein Seruio9en fit 0oftorsn Ratert<.
mebictilen ntIo 9a18ntittel 9eopfert. bate.
Nus 0arfbarfeit iiber bic glildltdle Hettln9.
bonn naben llutergang, tbeiletd 1%1etrer tribe
ret 2eioenSgefdbrten gerrle foitelfrel Die @e'
fbidte meil1er 8ieoerberlealtn9 nit, tuetIl1
ite abreftren
A. r. SCHMIDT,
North Greenfield, Milwaukee Coz WIS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02

- 11nfere gOrrefpOnbenten unb Qsenten
bsIu9sn bic folsenben 5taaten:
9err paul 5riebel bic @tuaten Soma unb
minnelotd.
9trr 6re0 S9erf ben Gtaat @isconfin
unb bic n0rOItde 9u1binfeI bon Mi9isan.
9err 9enrp S9uuI ben Gtuut Snbianc.
5err NOpIf @erner ben Stuat Suinois.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02
Al Die 0rau0jurD.
Gueteert peeen moroes oen
6~roB9elhmorenen i~iberwielen,
ylaiSupers ber Nnwalte.

mdhreno ole Dertheioieer Diucent uno Gripp
oas bon Oct 2InfIaoebehoroe beieebradte
BE weismateriaI oIs niht eeniieeno be-
y. sei6nen, nm Ole fernere Jnternirune
Sueteert's 3u redtfertioen, fast Der
BiiIfss Staot5anwaIt Ole beIaftenoen Mo-
mente uobmaIs 3%ufammen. - SIr9;
fdaftsfeIune miro pom Ri4ter Rerten
nidt %3ueelaien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02

- SoGGen nt9t6etratben. gine
rigent6ihmliche Nn3eige bat Der S9uGratb
Der @tabt Goncorbiu i'm Staate &anIas erz
Iofen. Gr fu6t burh bic preife nab 2eb=
rerinnen, bic ii4 Oerpfli4tea, ni4t au bsi>
rat6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02

Nd9 %belonOerer 1sbereinfunFt bat BIZ
german. @msricnn pubttibins So. in Sol
Mngeles, Calf, unIere 8ertretung fir qe.
rdnnts 9tabt unb Siibzgalifornien ii6er:
Tontrnen unb finb berea 8ertreter bereGtiat
MbpnnementsgeGber su foIettiren,
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-15
BANK or ENGLAND DENIES.

Statement Regarding the Silver Reserve
Was Hasty.
LONDON, Sept. 14.-Mr. Henry Riv-'
ersdale Grenfeldt, director Of the Bank
of England, has letter in The Times
in the course Of which he says: ''As q
bimetalist, and as one of the senior
members Of the bank court, think I
have right to ask upon what ground
the writer Of the article entitled "A Re-
monstrance' in your Saturday issue
makes his assertion that the bank has
decided to hold fifth Of it's reserve in
silver. The bank, If it had done so,
would have been strictly IN accordance
with the bank act Of 1874, and equally
in accordance with the action taken in
1881 by the government, then presided
over by monometalli list, Mr. Gladstone.
There is no ground for saying that any
one connected with the bank has off.
scially gone beyond that position. In
deed, ! doubt if an opinion has been re-
corded or any determination come to at
Ill. Your correspondent whole letter
seems founded on 9 superstition Of what
may or may not have arisen in the ne
scessary preliminary discussions with
regard to the watering Of the banks
reserve with silver on the conditions
mentioned in 1881.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-15
ain Search.
SEVERAL YEARS nd THOUSANDS Of DOLLARS EXPENDED

ho,. t1e Esentn0 N1,o., Detroit, Mich

ting in the chair I again noticed the Dr..
Williams Pink Pills article in the news
paper which was laying on the floor. / read
it carefully and Immediately decided to give
the pills trial, as the account which read
had been Of case similar to mine. I sent
the Office boy over to Frank Houp's drug
store for box and took some that afternoon.
I continued their use and before had used
one box | noticed an Improvement. I grew
Improvement, and after taking eight boxes
there was not . sore on my person.
am covered with scars from the ulcers
but since that time I have not seen single
Indication of the old trouble. continued
the use of the pills long after vas cured a.
wanted to get my system rid of that awful
disease. :
Pills for Pale People at the start I would
be thousands of dollars ahead and had five
years of health and happiness instead of
torture. To-day feel like perfect man
and my doctor says l am entirely rid of my
old trouble"
(signed) JAMES H.WA11AcE.
DETROIT, MICH, May z, 1897. @
Before me Notary Public in and for
Wayne County, Michigan, personally APP
peared James H. Wallace, who being duly
sworn, deposed and said that he had read the
foregoing statement and that the same was
true.
ROBERT F.. HULL, JR.,
Notary Public.
WAYNE COUNTY, MICH.
Dr.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
are sold by all dealers, or will be sent post
paid on receipt of price SO cents box or
six boxes for $50 (they are never sold in
bulk or by the 1907, by addressing DR.. VIII
liams' Medicine Co. Schenectady, ny {
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-15
NO MI CT S CARED
New Orleans Citizens Taking the
Yellow Fever News Phil
osophic a1ly.
Excitement Engendered BY the
First Announcement Has
About subsidized.
Believed Health Officials Will
Be Able to Prevent Its
spread.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 14.-New Or
leans has caught its second wind, and
the breeze Of excitement has subsided.
At first there was q disposition to leave
town, but when people summed up
matters and found that there were only
seven imported cases here and that they
had been warned as to SIX Of them,
they decided to wait until the condi-
ton should become more aggravated
before making q break for other parts.
There was, therefore. no heavy outgoing
travel, and very little incoming. A few
passengers who arrived from the East
missed connection with the Southern
Pacific train and had to lay over here.
They have had 70 provide themselves
with health certificates and are proba-
bly, destined to meet with considerable
trouble if they attempt to get off in
Texas, which has declared a rigid quar-
antine against New Orleans. The ma
tives here, contrary to expectations
e:-.stence of yellow fever, and whatever
depression exists is due to the fact that
business, which was 80 per cent above
the corresponding month Of last year,
has received set back as a result of the
general institution Of quarantine meas
ures against this city Nevertheless
there were the usual Sunday crowds at
parks where concerts were given, and
the theaters were filled to standing
room only. Those who expected to
wake up and learn Of yellow fever were
disappointed. *e- s.:
Up to 10 o'clock, the attaches of the
board of health announce, there has
been no change in the situation. There
have been only seven cases as reported
in the official bulletin. None have yet
proved fatal, and the bulletins from af-
fected quarters are Of favorable ma
ture. Many prominent physicians be.
ieve that if isolated cases do appear in
the city, it is quite possible to conflne
them and make their vicinity proof
against infection as has been done in
St. Claude street.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-15
q. CBBED Tn i DEPUTIES.


wives NJ Miners gain Make II Interest
Ing For Ohicsrs 81 tho ] ~.
PITTsBURa, Sept. Emma Haas.
the miners :. Joan OF Arc and three
other women, were arrested for march:
ing at Plum creek by sheriff 8 deputies.
The attempt to make the arrests precip-
itated an incipient riot, in which the
deputies Jared bad ly.s No one was seri-
ously hurt, but scarcely q deputy es-.
capped q clubbing, and Superint
Sam De Armit was cutson the hand.
Two women arrested carried babies
The riot was the result of carefully.
planned attempt to prevent the men at
work at Plum creek from entering the
mines. There were 25 women and
about so strikers concerned in it. The
plan was to have the women march in
front with their babies. with the design
Of working on the sentiments Of the
men who would be going to work, and
to act as shield to the rest Of the
party. The women were to crowd
around each man and as he attempted
to go into the mine take his dinner
bucket from him and throw it into the
ditch.
About daylight the party started ont,
headed BY Emma Haas. Those not
having . baby, carried a pick handle or
club of some sort. On the Murrays-
road they encountered posse Of dep
uties, and were ordered back to the
camp. No attention was paid to the
order and the party. tried to force their
re1, %1oo ~F
A scuffle followed and Emma Haas and
three other women who were in the
lead were arrested A scene of wild
excitement then ensued. The moment
a deputy laid hands on woman, he
was surrounded by others, waving clubs
in the air and using them on the head
of a deputy when the opportunity Of
fered. Deputy Walker was severely
clubbed and S. G. DeArmitt was cut in
the hand. He says he was attacked by
woman with knife The deputies
finally got their prisoners into the COM
pany stable, and later brought them to
this city where they were lodged in the
county Jail The names of the women
arrested were: Emma Haas, Mrs John
Kosar, Mrs. Frank Haas, and Mrs. Eisner.
Mrs. Kosar and Mrs Eisner had their
babies with them After the removal
Of the prisoners from Plum Greek, the
excitement subsidized, and the women
and strikers returned to camp. The
reason more of the women were not ar
rested was that four or five deputies
were required to hold one Of them, and
the force was not l9yge enough to take
charge of the crowd. r. =.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-15
CARLiSTS ARE ACTIVE.

Secretly Establishing an Elaborate Mill
tary Organization. s-.c
MADRID, Sept. 4.-The persistence of
the belief that the Carlists are watching
for an opportunity to take advantage of
the present embarrassment of the gov
eminent over Cuba as soon as this can
be done without a display of unpatriotic
motives is continually finding express
sion in the more independent and out
spoken section of the Spanish press.
Ell impartial, in an article dealing
with conflicting rumors now in circula-
ton, declares that it has reliable au-
thority for the statement that the Car
lists are secretly establishing an elabor.
ate military organization.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-15
BIG STRIKE SETTLED.

Miners Convention Finally Accept tho
Proposit ON of the Operators.
COLUMBUS, O., Sept. l4.-The great
coal strike has at last been settled. In
national convention here representatives
of the miners agreed to accept the 65-
cent rate for the Pittsburg district, but
they voted that none of the men should
return to work until the expiration of
10 days, this being done in order to give
the strikers in other districts time to
arrange proportlonate scales. The res
olution favoring the acceptance of the
proposition had been defeated at the
morning session by a vote of 407 yeas to
AS nays. After the noon recess Grand
Master J. r. Sovereign of the Knights
of Labor was admitted to the hall and
addressed the convention for nearly two
hours. He adjured the delegates to &C.
cept the settlement, if they valued the
aid of organized labor.
r III Reconsidered the Vote.
At the close Of his speech a motion to
reconsider the vote by which the settle
ment resolution was rejected in the
morning was passed, and the resolution
was put to vote again after brief dis
cussion. The vote stood 495 votes for
the resolution to BIT against it, II votes
not being cast.
It will now be necessary for the OPP
orators of Illinois, Indiana and Ohio to
get together and pay the wage scale de-
manded if they wish their miners to 90
to work at the end Of 10 days. If. they
do not they will be obliged to sit idle
and see the Pennsy lvania mines supply.
ing the empty market The 10 days
limit was allowed for this purpose.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-15
Peace Again in Uruguay.

WASHINGTON, Sept. IA cablegram
received at the navy department from
Commander Perry Of the gunboat Cas-
tine ut Montevideo. says that COM
missioners representing the government
of Uruguay and the insurgents have
agreed upon terms Of peace. which are
! still subject, however, to the ratifca-
/ ton 81 congress. It is not doubted that
the agreement will be ratified and the
/ Castine will 90 to- Buenos Ayres.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-15
.TocHEcKMATE RAILROADS.

South Dakots Extra Session Proposed to
Order Rate Reductions.
81 Sioux FALLS, Sept. Governor
Lee is considering the adyisability Of
calling an extra session Of the legisla-
ture to enact the proposed railway rate
reductions as q law. In this way it is
believed the injunction granted by the
United States courts to the roads against
the state railroad commission will be
nullified The administration news
papers are urging this course.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-15

Yellow Fever in Nicaragua.
MANAGUA, Aug. 31.-Yellow fever
has appeared at Leon, in Western Mic
aragua. Several natives have diedpf
the disease recently, and it is spreading.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-15
4 LBERT oTEINAUSER.

Attorney and Counselor
OFFICE IN LEIBOLD BLOCK, End FLOOR.
Legal advise given, and suits tried in all
courts Collections attended to and titles
and deeds Perfected.
NEW I1rM MINI.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-15
Tennessee Ouarantines.

NASHVILLE Sept. IA. - The state
board Of health has issued quarantine
orders against all gulf coast points, ex-
tending from Mobile to New Orleans.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-15
WITH HEAVY LOSS.

Rebels Repu.sed in . Fierce Conflict Near
Fort Shakuhel. VT
SlMLA, Sept. l4.-News has been re-
ceived from the front that Fort Shah
kadr is now closely surrounded, and
that any attempt to reconniter beyond q
b-mile radius is opposed by determined
rebel fire. The rebels are gathering at
Hangu. While the column of Colonel
BiRgs was moving along SANTANA ridge
to prevent an attack on Fort Shakuhel,
the commander found that position se-
cure, but his rear guard was attacked
by rebels at nightfal and fierce con-
fict ensued. The rebels were repulsed
with q heavy loss.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-15
John LIND:
TOS. A. ECKSTEIN.

JOS A. EcNSrhlN'
Attorney and Counselor
T1rrES EXAMINED ANDPERFECTED
Particular attention given to collect
ions. Office over Brown Co. Bank.
NEW UlM rlNN'
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-15

DR:c. H1RsoH.@
Phy5icid and Surgeon
WIGHT calls PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
Office over Olsen's Drug store.
,,nu,,,, = MINI.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-15
JNe:R GllrD Z ea5isIa

DR.: !. \. rR1rsoHr:
Physician and Surgeon.
Office in Boesch's new Block
MINN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-12-09
BORN.

BARBOUR-ht Atlantic, Dec 2. to Mr. and
Mrs Emery Barbour, son.
BLAISDELL-At Otis, Nov 81, to Mr. and Mrs
Warren Blaisdell, a daughter.
BlLLiNGS-At Deer Isle. Nov rs, to MIR and
Mrs Elmer } Billings, a son.
GRAY-At Penobscot, Nov 80, to MIR and Mrs
Herbert Gray, son.
GRINDLE-At Waltham, Nov 80, to MIR and
Mrs Thomas Grinde, daughter. Estella
Mae
GRAY-At Deer Isle, Dec s. to Mr. and Mrs Ar
thur II Gray, a son.
Ora YES vt Northeast Harbor, Dec g. to Mr.
and Mrs Thomas Graves, son
HUNNEWELL--At Lamoine, Dec 8, to Mr. and
Mrs Charles A tiunnewell. son.
HEATH At Ellsworth. Dec g. to Mr. and Mrs
Frahk l. Heath, daughter.
lIERRlCk-At Rrooklin, Nov %, to Mr. and Mrs
William llerrick, a son. Leon William
JOHNSON At Deer Isie, Dec I, to Mr. and Mrs
benjamin q johnson, IL daughter.
LENCi-At Penobscot, Nov IS, to Mr. and Mrs
George l. Leach, II daughter.
MANCHESTER-h Northeast Harbor Dec =
ter
STEELE-At Ellsworth. Dec :, to Mr. and Mrs
Coleman Steele,
TREw0RGY-At East surry, Nov 30, to Mr.
and Mrs solomon j TreworSY, a son.
TRACEY-At Eden, Dec L. to MIR and Mrs
Jones Tracey, II daughter.
WOOb-At Salisbury Cove. Nov p, to Mr. and
Mrs j w Wood ID, daughter.
WAKEFIELD-At Winter fIarbor, Nov %. to
MIR and Mrs Charles Wakefield, a daughter.