New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-03-09
CAR OF OUR.
New U1m Will Contribute to that Extent
to the Relief of Cuban Sufferers.
The Eagle Mill Co. Generously Offer Half
of That Amount, or 1900 Pounds.
The New Uim Roller Gives Four Thous-
and Pounds and Citizens the
." - Balance. Dc d .S

~ anu ROUNDS ana citizens the
Balance. 81 $5g.
New Ulm will do its share tow ards re-
lieving the sufferings of the Cuban VIC
Tins of starvation.
A few days ago, the Commercial In
ion received request for aid from the
Cuban Relief Committee, appointed by
President Mckinley. +: =.
That request has met with favor and
the spirit Of generosity manifested by
our citizens generally is admirable =
Moday afternoon the directors of the
Commercial Union net at the Office of
President Bobleter. There the secretary
announced that the Eagle Mill Co. had
generously offered to donate $4,000
pounds, or fully half Car, and the New
Ulm Roller Mill Co. a proportionate
amount Of 1000 pounds, or $4,000
pounds in all.
These offers were received with ap-
plause, and it was decided at once that
| the citizens of New Ulm, not in the mill
ing business, could easily make up the
balance or more.
Some have already contributed hand
somely, and "mittee will call upon
Others today.
The railroads have agreed to transport
the stuff to the coast without cost, so
| that by the end of the week New Ulm's
common-sense contribution will be speed
Tag along on its mission of relief.
Should the contributions exceed the
amount necessary to fill the car, the bal
ance will be either forwarded to the Re-
lief Committee for their disposal, or
used for the purchase OF more flour.
Louis Heymann has the clerkship in
the new Pfefferle drugstore.
Attorney Huebner of Winthrop had
legal business here last Thursday.
John Lind has gone to Salt Lake City
on legal business. He will be absent
! about two weeks.
Scott Phillips, the partner of Chas.
Stuebe in his Dakota ranch business, was
in the city Thursday.
James Sapey entertained the railroad
boys in royal style at his home on First
South street Thursday evening.
Jacob Klossner il. and B. Marschner
represented Hecker Post at the G.. A. r.
encampment in Minneapolis last week.
| Peter Manderfeld of Cottonwood sold
to Chas. Stuebe last week a Polled Angus
bull that weighed exactly 2,200 pounds.
The Andrews Opera Co. are now max
ing successful tour of the east. In Vir-
glnia, Maryland and Pennsylvania have
they been especially popular.
Jacob Guth was called to Redwood
Falls recently to attend his son, who is
sick. While there be was recalled by
the serious illness of his wife.
Fred Carols and wife of Pierre are
spending their honeymoon here with
friends. The marriage occurred on Wed.
nesday. the bride being Miss Alice Heg,
glund.
Geo. Doehne Jr. arrived in the city
from Monticello last Saturday. He ha:
resigned his position in the drugstore Al
that place and will accept one, probably
at Austin.
| The semi-annual appo1tionment OF
state school funds was made on Monday
Brown county receives $2,7s4 for 3,4S(
Pupils and Nicollet county 81 ,944,5O fo]
2,431 pupils.
At it's annual meeting last Wednesday
the New Ulm Telephone Co. elected The
following directors: II. L. Saverien, Or
Schoch, Capt. steinhauser, DR., L. A
Fritsche and A. H. Wagner. s&2~
Gustav Bartl paid So and costs into
the hands of Justice Jacobs Wednesday
for throwing SNOWFALL at Otto Schrey
er. Frank Hesse was arrested with Bart
but was released for lack of evidence.
! Among the candidates for the repub.
lican mayorality nominations in st. Paul
are Col. Kiefer and WI. Donahower
The former is well known here, and the
latter to some extent. as an old st. Peter
boy. Attorney Erwin is the most prom
nent Democratic aspirant. s.s
TIE managers of ST. Alexander Hos
pital are contemplating, in view OF the
hospitals extensive patronage the build
ing of another addition as large as that
completed last year. During the past
week there have been no less than TWEEN
~ ore,o;nrr 8, the