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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-03-08
FARMS FOR SALE.
Boy Wanted.

A bright young boy wanted to drive
delivery wagon in city.
G.. Stuebe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-17

torbidding indetermnate sentences to be served In
State prison.
BY Senator Maby. codincaton OF the law of pro-
cedure In inferior courts.
BY Senator Bracket providing that calendar fees
shall be paid by the party first putting the case on
Also giving trial jurors 50 a day compensation.
Also amending the insurance law by prohibiting
the insertion In life policy Of any waiver OF rights
by the insured
Also providing that all waivers must be made in
open court unless stipulation be made between
attorneys.
Also providing that non-residents may secure
warrants OF attachment.
Also amending insurance law by prohibiting ref
erences in life policies 20 any paper not included in
the policy unless such paper is attached thereto,
and Prohibiting the Insertion In a policy OF matter
making the insured responsible for acts OF the
companys agent
BY Senator White. codihcation OF public educa-
ton law.
BY Senator stranahan, making a certificate OF a
courss
BY Senator wIGox author;zing courts 70 fix the
so that the Board Of Parole may release on parole.
BY Senator Graney. Incorporating New-Rochee
city
Also authorizing New-Rochele to borrow 800 900
10 pay for assessment damages.
These bills were introduced in the Assembly this
evening:
By Nh strener providing that gas and Re ee &c
deposits with them interest at the legal rate on
SO and upward
BY Mr. Strei1er, providing that whenever ran
road emplove deposits sum Of money as security
interest the Of six per cent shall be creored
BY Mr.. Pickett. fixing the season for the shooting
OF wild deer from October to October g. ootn IN
elusive also. allowing the bounding OF deer only
in the month OF October also. fixing the cate TOT
open sale of deer or venson during the month OF
October and possession OF same from October 81 10
November 10.
BY Mr. Dougherty. permitting an appellate div.
sion OF the Supreme Court to render judgment OF
injunction the submission OF A controversy
BY Mr. Sanders. enactng eight-hour law for
the State applying TO State work as well as 70
private employers and corporations. and creating
special deputy factory inspectors who snail be
members OF labor unions. serve without pay. IN
enforcing the law. The penalties for violations are
doubled
By MI McKeown, providing that the cost OF re
having streets in the Borough Of Brooklyn snail De
an assessment at large instead OF half on the prop
erty benefited.
Also amending Primary Election law 70
apply 70 cities OF the third class.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-17

This establishes the fact that a point ol
danger exists which may AZ any time spreau
10 all classes OF the population.
Consumption is as contagious a. scarl'' To-
yer la grippe. cholera or other diseases due 10
the pernlcious activity Of germs
You. or any Of your family. may at any
time of the day or night contract this danger
GUS and insdous disease.
Sitting next you in the street cars theatres
churches or other public places. may be- victims
of the malady. who will pass II on 10 you with
OUT your knowledge
You may breathe in the germs as YOU SIT ar
q restaurant or walk through the busy buSl-
ness streets and come in contact WIN thoSe
unforrunates whose circumstances are such
that they must reside in the most seriously IN
fected districts.
Peonle who easily catch cold. with delicate
lungs shortness of breath, and all who are
sick. weak or in general poor health are the
ouickest 10 succumb to the attacks OF the germ.
DR.. Slocums generous. broad and liberal OIL
fer 10 distribute free treatment for inns dreau
disease to all who call at or write TO his laoo-
ratories. should meet the requirements OF the
situation.
Poverty should be no bar TO health. and all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-17
PAY FOR STATE VOLUNTEERS.
THE GOVERNORS INTENTION TO ASK All
FROM THE LEGISLATURE.

THE GOVERNORS INTENTION TO ASK AID
FROM THE LEGISLATURE.
Albany Jan. Is GpeciaD.-Governor Roose-
welt stated to-day that after conference with
Acknowledgement Andrews he rad decided to
appeal 10 the Legislature for funds II the United
States Government should not compensate the
soldiers OF the G9th Regiment in as large a de-
gree for their services as the New-York volun-
teer regiments which were disbanded before
January / were compensated for their services,
and these funds would be used to give the
Goth Regiment much pay as the other regi-
ments Palpably It would be unjust rot 10 give
the regiment Just as much compensation as an
other and the Governor confident that the
Legislature would soon make an appropriation
TO meet the deficiency. About two months pay,
he understood. was involved in this mater.
The State expended Ss37, $50 % in the prepare
ton OF its volunteer soldiers for the Spanish
war. ana the United States Government will
have to compensate the State in large meas
ure for this expenditure. The items OF this ex-
penditure are given below:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-17
DEATHS FROM CONSUMPTION.
DIR. GUERARD's REPORT SHOWS ALARM
ING CONDITIONS IN THIS CITY.

ING CONDITIONS IN THIS CITY.
Albany. Jan. le-Accompanying the report Of the
special Senate Commission the spread OF tuber-
culosis in the State is interesting and somewhat
sensational report upon the spread OF consumption
IN %ew-York written by DR. Arthur r. Guerard.
OF that city DR.. Guerard made special investi-
cation Of the conditions IN the Fourth and Sixth
uar6s giving particular attention OF Peu. Mott.
chatham Cherry, Mulberry and Baxter SITS. and
the Bowery.
IN the Fourth Ward with population OF lss
ne-sons there are 6G3 dwellings. only an average
=, o. nersons 70 each house In PAS out OF the o63
dwellings consumption was found there peine IN
three years 81 cases The doctor says
MANY OF these houses have had one or more
oasee a-erv wear for three consecutive years. some
of Them having had as many rs eight TO eleven
cases during this period. Several houses IN "hich
one or more cases OF tuberculosis nave oeeh re-
ro-,sd in The last three years have hao deaths lo
tbe came disease IN them for eight or nine years.
r-,,,s bouses in which twenty-five cases have been
-sno-ted since 1898 have had thirty-six deaths
-, .,,be-culoss from 1883 10 1893 inclusive. Such
houses would seem 70 be permanently injected ana
sbo,ld be thoroughly renovated from top 70 Dol
,o,, ~ halter condemned and torn DOWN 4hey
are old houses In bad sanitary CONDITION some %
then, rear tenements and densey pacs 800 ~ ne
poIsss are being used cheap lodglng, houses. o.,
"In the sixth Ward the numoes os snireteen.
ar 81 houses in which cases Of tuoercuiosl5
rnd go Number OF cases in lsstl l1i: IN toSo,
i97 in 1861 19l Total number OF eases sSse t
years TO- 49, of ESQ dwellings In the sixth ware
with population of q So D or for pe the Whole
mouse a. renorted These cases occurred IN 80
ss or 81 per cent Of the number OF not U.s. n
no ward: there were le4 cases per mouse Of the IL
in the city entire sum N Gyyei T in New
80 Sirv 81 COS number OF dwelung-s, IN ~,
deatbs from tuberculosis occurred ls''1 percent
aes stI D with deaths IN one year, i44e tU "a
deaths in same 15.511; deaths per ho nar 900
fssos vim deaths in more than one year 81
cH sSsafhs IN same II 90 deaths per house % XII
1rheee taos will he used IN forWarolhe the ''
for home for consumptives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-17

consumptlves in need ~ treatment are urgently
adv ,ed 10 seek the aid OF this wel-known spe-
clalist so freely offered 10 all who require H.
No system Of treatment ma proved 30 Ger
tain a cure or So positive q preventive % con
SUMPTION and il train of allied pulmonary dis
eases. As this new method Of treatment discov-
cred by Dr. Slocun
Thousands OF grateful patients In all parts
of the world bear testimony 10 his skill ana
success in this his chosen field.
BY simply calling al or wr.ilnS 10 me VI
Slocum Laboratories 96 and oS Pine 81. New
York CITY you may obtain FOUR FREE
PACKAGES of his preparations formulae Dr
Slocuml. forming a complete course OF treat
ment of new system OF medical science
which has never yet failed. when taken 10
time. 10 effect a cure.
No ONE medicine combines in Itself all inc
properties requisite for successfully curing cOn-
sumption.
Write or call al once, and before the germs
have obtained a firm grip, for II i an neon
rrovertible truth that prevention Is better than
cure.
Druggists dispense The Slocum system OF
Medicinal Treatment in large original packages.
with full directions for use in any case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-17

This alarming condition in the Borough OF
Manhattan. New-York City. was shown ID n
renort on The Spread of Consumption MADE
70 the Nev.York State Legislature yesterday
hv Dr A R. Guerard, after house-to-nouSe
investigation.
1,+bo commission had extended its inves''sa'
.o,s % other sections it would have found Ike
conditions existing elsewhere.
IN certain districts nearly half the nou'''
r,,rod we're found 10 be infected.
Nearly one-quarter of all the houses ~
v, IN tho pnst four years have been iniec'eu
with the disease .
What this means can hardly be 'mAsin'''
Tho, rho disease was existent we oil An'
-. .ho, tho Great White Plague should nav
.osr IN such an immense number OF peoP'e
.no Of the healthiest cities in the "0''o =
,.aood an alarming revelation.
Tho ranort shows that the germs a'e
-a,srt IN the poorer districts wnere sun
~ houses have had as many as u0N0N
-. - rho mast three years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-17
STATE UNIVERSITY CONTOCATION
ADDRESS BY PRESIDENT HARPER-RE-
! -r->-rr YEAR

ADDRESS BY PRESIDENT HARPEh-hh-
GENTS WORK OF THE YEAR.
Albany. Jan. l6.-The next annual convoca-
ton OF the University OF the State VIII be heid
in this city June 26-2s. The annual address
will be delivered by President Harper OF the
University of Chicago who will speak on waste
In Education"
Statistics given out to-day by the state Uni
versity Department show that In ls9S -V"oI
students were registered in New-fork coheges'
universities and professional schools as follows
Colleges for men. 3.4S9; colleges for women.
2705: colleges for both sexes 2,3OI; law Z'-lo;
medicine 1852; pharmacy go; dentistry 4oo'
eye and ear. IL; veterinary. 30; theology oZO'
education. 1857: music. 166: other. lO'9' Z.
There were 66.342 students in secondary schools
and academies. In the year the Department
made 90 inspections compared with IoS In
1897
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-17
10 REVOKE GLIB PRIVILEGES.
SENATOR RA1xEs's PROPOSED CHANGES IN TIE
EXCISE LAW

sr,,.roR RArNEs's PROPOSED CHANGES N IiiN
EXCISE Law.
Albany. Jan Ex-senator John Raines' ,ne sO. ~,
OF the present Excise law to-day annou.' -nsat
he uas preparing an important amendment 10 me-
he ser,ous difficulties that have arisen in the cll'es
80 he STATE and especially in New-fork' WIN
.at.-ercA n sunday selling in hotels he proposes
-. ant SAcrion 81 OF the Raines law "hioh
80 authority to hotels. clubs and restaurants 70
Sell rouor with food on Sunday TINS Il s.lICns s.
an, viii stop all Sunday selling and VIII prem
Le,,,,aIv because OF the strict penalties PROVIDED
an sale Of wine liquor, beer or other intoxiean'
with meals. , 49,. ,,,,Aid
senator Raines says that the people nave upneI1
- 80, ~, their votes al the polls. and tnat there
a. mot seem 10 be any other way than TINS "hiCh
ne now proposes end the frequent cohiP'@'i''s 9
~ Sunday violations are permitted Dy the Heuo
lsv He SAYS ne has collected a vast amour VI
statistics on the subject OF Sunday se.'hs M =,
euise OF furnishing food with liquor anu ma i" "
eo,sded that there Is way In which coIlpaIitt
Gov he stopped except by taking a"as ~ 49,
lege which hotels, CLUBS anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-17
oogoor STATISTICS FOR 1898.

Albany. Jan ls-Charles r Skinner, So ,'aS ..
irtendent OF Public Instruction -. ~
comparative statement OF school ~ I'm
~, ,..a- 1sos II shows decrease IN the yum
sonoo onud-sn of school age IN the State OF lou
~ Of which il3Fs are in the cities and $3.50 IN
-, country The decrease is found entirely IN
,-o,,-vo-k civ. The decrease in the country Is
a,,a ~ The annexation OF Richmond and par
- ouaens County to New-York City.
The number Of children in private scnoo'S mas
decreased OF e21 The superintendent says, now
ever that the figures collected must e''ue"''S NC
unreliable. --ss o.
teachers salaries. s15.l5621I; increase 1880 -lo
eXpended for buildings sites and school equip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-17
CROOKS ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE.
TIMELY DISCOVERY OF PLOT ~ THE ALBANY
COUNTY JAIL

Albany Jan IA timely discovery o. al a.
,er,n n break tan by two desperate crooks IN inc
Albany County Jail was made to-nlsh'' 4"e
mon are named Jones and Richards under mutt
o, ,o- burglary and wanted in several other
clJes During the day the prisoners have the free
dom OF the corridors. The walls are hheo WIZ
bo,ler-iron except in few unprotected places o"
the upper tier OF cells These men secuieu q io,'s
- ~ noLer and by patient sounding OF the
,.aIls found one Of these unprotected spots the
fail officials suspected that these men spent 700
much time in these upper cells. and after al were
locked up tonight thorough Inspection was MAJ.
- go az onenine through one OF the walls.
v-ith only thin row OF bricks sePara ing me PTS
"ers from the roof The chips or bricks ana o'IleI
raf,tee we're carefully concealed IN the Deddns as
v,ere TWO cups OF water. with whlch ne MOI az
was softened and the SOUND deaOenea' ne mt"
80 e,.idsntly been at work for a couple OF days
There are seyenty-hve prisoners IN NE jan, ato a
v,s, 10 liberty would have been opened 70 al
60 attempts have been made 70 break from thls
saI he ast time by count Sh.nhurn. the noto-
yious bank roboer. ana MS associate n" nave
been discovered IN Tune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-17
United STATES COURT CASES.
TWO TRIALS OF INTEREST IN THE NORTHERN
DISTRICT OF THE STATE.

TWO TRIALS OF INTEREST IN THE NORTHERN
DISTRICT OF THE STATE.
Albany Jan. 1.-THE January term OF the United
States Court for the Northern District OF New
York will convene here tomorrow morning al ~
O'clock in the Federal building Judge wallace
vi. preside ever the circuit and Judge Coke over
the district one Of the most important criminal
eases 10 come UP is that Of the People agt Cnarles
Lee The latter is charged with attempting 20
suuggle six Celestials into this country over the
Canadian border. The Cinnamon who were con-
cealed in large drygoods box. were dissoyered
and arrested AT an hotel IN Hudson. and lodesd 10
the Jail here Strenuous efforts we're made 20 3
cure their release by hsbeas rorpus pfoceedlh-is
on the ground that the arrest having peeh mn. aavIe
in ne Southern District. they were lnlaWl4Is
held in this district. These attempts talled -.
test case that viii come up j. mat ase'nst t.ls
Robinson Express Company. charged WIN haHHt.s
he provisions OF the War Tax Stamp acL ne
company alleges that under the proper InterpiTea-
ton OF the statute Il IS not an express coupaiss
bur simply doing a general trucking business anu
therefore its receipts ought not 20 Dc stamped
JUSTICE BELTS on THE BENCH.
Albany. Jan ls-supreme Court Justice James
A. Belts OF Kingston. elected IN the ITO JUDICIAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-17

mont which has Just been published n, he trousers
i nt'1, that large proportion Oh '"e
"a 49, blankets Of the troops were nnanuas ,.sr ~
- The state prisons. While as ms e.ate
h, this is charged against the the labor
in the it is o9T,0p' ana .nd' the therefore
Of the convcts cost n Gd mot pay out as much
that the St ars as would appear from the sc
6 for TINS The ndcs sSG2 nsi that ins
OF the conviets money which the state
earned baen Compelled expend and thus
E9ue 4 the prisons nearer to selfSuD'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-17
STATES SHARE FOR GOOD ROADS.

,.pGr SIM 10 BE PAID UNDER THE WORKING
OF THE FULLER LAW.
Albany. Jan. 16-The State VIII pay sSiol' % as
-, ~ the operations OF the Fuller Road I'm
o,,or, law enacted by the Legislature In 1885.
Thts law provides that where town raises Ger
Tain sum Of money for road improvement purposes
,be state shall give to the Gown sum equal to 20
nsr cent Of the amount raised by H. Inc reports
o. el'e owns in eight counties nave raised under
ne monev tax plan Sl3s 90 10. ana now qema i
81. lay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-17
MANY BILLS IN THE ASSEMBLY
TO DO AWAY WITH ELEVATED RAILROAD
ADvERTIsING-BALLOT FOR SEN
ATOR ON TUEsDAY-NEw-YORK
COMMERCE COMMISSION.

Albany ian ie-Mr. Roche. OF Now-York. IN
uoduced II the Assembly a bill which provides
that the elevated railroads in NewYork City shall
have powers. privileges or franchises. or carry
on any trade or business. except expressly
granted and allowed in the special general statute
under which the companies were organized. The
elevated railroads shall not lease TO any otner
corporation or person any OF their buildings. sta
hons, fixtures cars or other property for adVeT-
using purposes for the sale Of goods or Tner-
easneise except papers, books and periodicals nor
post IN upon any OF their property any caro-
slgn. writing. printing picture in the nature OF
az Advertisement Any company offending against
ce provisions Of the act shall forfeit 800 FOR each
separate VOCATION
Assemolynan Brennan introduced Dill pro-
Noing hat the Commission appointed by Governor
BLACK 70 inquire into New-York commerce and re-
pori means for It's Improvement be hereafter
known as the New-York Commerce Commission
ana that its time for reporting be indefinitely eN-
TENDED. reporting. however. from time 10 time 10
.ae Legis ature Fifteen thousand dollars Is ap-
MI Kelly, OF Albany. introduced a concurrent
sesoiuuon that the legislature for itself and on
oeHdu OF the peOpe a. large should mdniIesl us
,eppieclalon Of the patriotism, courage ana deyu-
snlsteo IN The Army and Navy In the late war with
Dgd4A. ana the noble women who rendered sut
a-aole services IN hospitals in caring for me sc x
eNl wounded. by rendering 70 them the thanks or
grateful people. The resolution was adopted.
NJ Aildss resolution that the House meet Al
noon or Tuesday 10 ballot for United Sta ties SEN
o. r was adopted The House then adjourned IN
u y a n. Tuesday.
OTHER MEASURES INTRODUCED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-17

ro,ar,rant 70 succeed Justice A. c CearV -.
ne Renubiican candidate. assumed his place on
. bench this morning, az the opening OF ne
January trial term re was Introduce 70 ne
neIiate Division The ATTENDANCE was unusually
large Including many county and city onl-la.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-17
GENERAL KENT NAY TESTIFY.

Albany ian ls-Governor Roosevelt said to-day
~, there had been something said about desire
80 General Kent 10 appear before the nst Hegi-
ment investigation. General Kent ne SAG onnar
~ asked 10 testify, and w0uid nav 80 ~.
,mnitv given him to tell the story OF the hs'
nart in the hghtng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-17
IcEuEy LE4rNG THE HrDSoy.

Albany Jan B-Thc ice harvest opposite his
city and As far south the gorge al Dou"'s roin,
has been abandoned. and icemen are seeking inland
fields on Bailstoi Lake and 81 eWhere season
which openel prOmisingly app-A.s dlscc1faslns
and hundreds CO unemployed unen are seeking en-
ploynent down the river
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-17
rur STATE .GU4RD CONTENTION.

Albany. Jan 1s-Recent changes brought about
IN the state Guard in the with Spain will %
The principal topic under discussion az the annual
meeting % the National Guard Association, which
conyenes IN the State Armory here next Wednes-
dav morning Was and Will be devised
for carrying out The provisions % the new military
code and suggestions will be- offered % tne con-
mission recently appointed by General hue TOT the
revision OF the military regulations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-17

,nerts ss11 54s. increase. s2l2s7l: expended for
nbooI libraries S1G4 969 increase 81 253 total ex-
5enditures s2s 474 ST., increase, N.Is6Ol0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-17
TO-DAY!
Parlor d." Aston House.
Committee on Distribution,
Messages and Papers of the Presidents.
Washington. D. G., JAM ID 1899.
D. Richardson, Treasurer
nworhR Spoford
Secretary.

T. Of New York:
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the Con Rooms
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booksb to facilitate me
luesiay ahunF
o the Tor
Tor exhausted before ns' time
illustration the Keen r@
American
Library history ani AT
containing it the greatest Amer eino
ether al the measures NAo"-
The collection papers has been
beng distributed al ue
cost o and distribution
tuesday, I'm and appodo o
fled o received representatives, OF he Coe vi"
be nhandno NJ P each day
For call the Committee Rooms spec,
and reserved, g
Will In such deposit ONE JULIAN
ton applications will be treated according the h0W
otPotns
Il the Rooms, Psror / Astcr House
COMMITTEE Distribution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-17

OTHER MEASURES INTRODUCED.
Albany Jan. ls.The following bills have been
introduced in tho Senate:
py Senator Wilcox. his prison law OF last session
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-17
All Classes Menaced by This Plague Spot in Our Midst and NO
Should Be Spared to Eradicate the Danger

CONSERVATION 1871 Fourth and Sixth Wards We yea"
ShowdD Death Rate o.
HuSsh