New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-07-06

DO and Vlzcaya were forced ashore,
niles of Santiago. The Furor and
les of the port.
d. The enemy's loss probably several
d drowning. "
Admiral Cervera. The man killed s
the Brooklyn.
and the results are beginning to be made
manifest. The Twelfth has been repeat
edly complimented for the excellence of
its work in sham battles.
Major General Brooke has received
orders to make up an expedition at once
which is to be rushed to the aid of Gen.
Shafter at Santiago. Brooke has already
selected the regiments for this division,
but the Minnesota troops are not among
them. s.
I The New Ulm boys of Company A
were remembered by the good people Of
St. Paul last week with box containing
pipes, tobacco, cigars, whisk brooms and
in fact all things that 60 to make camp
life pleasant. The donors were Mrs.
Enderlin, Mrs. Friedman, Mrs. E. AL
brecht, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Theirs, Mrs.
Deebach, Fred Albrecht, Miss Anna
Mueller, Gustave Schaller, Miss Iona
Mueller, Miss Lo:tie Mueller, Mrs. Au-
gustus Mueller, Mrs. Stamm, Mrs. G. Al
brecht, Mr.. Weinhagen, Miss Flora Han
son, Mrs. E. Traeger, Mr.. Theobald, Mrs.
Lene, Mrs. Stiefel, Mrs. P. J. Giesen, Miss
Clara Albrecht, Mr.. Entrup, George
Benz, Miss Josie Schell, Miss Klein, Mr..
Schumacher, Charles Hauser The goods
were collected by Mrs. Charles A.. AL
brecht, with the assistance of Lena Muel-
ler, Lottie Mueller, Anna Mueller and
Clara Albrecht. a> i.
C.L. Pierce of Company G is clerk in
the office of Quartermaster Lind. ~~
Mrs. John Bentzin had one of her
arms fractured Sunday in falling from
buggy. ..s ..%.e >~..G.-. ". .1. f
Mrs. 81. D. Beussmann went to Ha-
vana, Illinois, yesterday to spend the
summer. =. t.s
Seventy-five New Ulm people attend
ed the celebration at Doty's park near
CORTLAND. 49,. s....... -......~. ~ ~
The Don Menear larceny case occu-
pied the attention of Judge Webber's
court yesterday. ~
WV. Smith of Sleepy Eye represent
ed the Ninth district on the committee
on credentials in the Republican conven-
ton Thursday and Julius Block of St.
Peter on the committee on resolutions,
The Winthrop club was defeated by
the Redwood Falls aggregation on Mon
day, while the Springfield boys suffered
defeat at the hands of the Candy team.
On the 3rd Springfield defeated Hender-
son at the former place in closely con-
tested game.
The supreme court of this state has
decided that an ordinance of the city of
| Winona requiring license of $25 per
month for every 'gift sale, fire sale or
bankrupt sale Of goods, Z is valid, and the
ordinance is pronounced benefit to the
mercantile interests ofthe city.
Editor Tompkins Of the Morgan Mes.
senger has announced himself as can
dldate for auditor in Redwood county.
| a. H Anderson is the present incumb-
emit but Anderson promised two years
ago that if given the nomination then he
would not again try for the place. n ss 3.
Chairman McHale Of the Democratic
convention has appointed the following
committee to notify MI. Lind Of his
nomination: A. A.T.Ankeney Of Minneapo-
lis, j. 81. johnson Of Winona, G. D.
O'Brien Of st. Paul, E. N. Pope Of Man
kato, Albert Schaller Of Hastings, Mar
tin Shea of Perham and Frank Zins Of
st. Cloud.
After the nomination of Eustls at ST.
Paul Thursday afternoon, Judge Collins
was called on for an address and among
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other things said We are preparing for
political battle this fall, and we are
opposed BY gentleman who is we'll
known in this state. The person Who
has been nominated b our enemies is !
man Of high character, nan who has
Igone to the front, man whom they sent
down to the fields Of Chickam1uga for
the purpose Of ncm1iaating him as 4 can
didate for governor. do not believe
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