New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-07-05
Strayed or Stolen,
Gov. Lind 8 Plan.
1t flakes High School and University Courses
Continuous. 50

II Takes High School and University Course.
Continuous.
The state high school board last week
had up for consideration proposition
made 10y Gov. Lind to connect the
schools more closely than ever with the
university by making the courses through
the schools and into the university con.
tinuons. The plan involves the aboli.
tionof examinations, which the COVER
nor considers a great evil. he. would
have inspectors see, that the general
quality Of the work performed by the
high schools IS up to standard, it being
assumed thatSif such is the case the pu-
pills will be doing good work. The mat
ter was referred to the special commit-
tee consisting Of President Northrop Of
the university and Superintendent Lewis.
The state high school fund is not suf-
fclent to go around by twelve schools.
Schools which have only recently quail
fed may be given funds at the expense
of others or the standard efficiency may
be raised, thus reducing the number en-
titled to participate.
+. E. DOVE, President Of the Com
mercial Travellers Association, testified
before the Industrial Commission on the
18th:
That the trusts haYo thrown out Of
employment more than 50, 900 statesmen
and have reduced the salaries of more
than $4,000.
That they have thus saved upward
Of e114,OOO,OOO a year, of which $780,.
100000 comes from salaries, $27, OOO,-
900 from the railroads, and $28, OOO, 900
from hotels. 855 &s
That the public benefits" from these
"eccnomies" IS a general rise Of prices e
iron pipe, 100 per cent; ironware, 50
3 Is z . Il
per cent. furniture, 80 per cent; rubber
goods, a per cent; window glass, 100
pei cent. common soap, 25 to so cents
"a box, &c, &c.
Mr.. Dove has obtained his figures
from the most reliable sources. His pre-
sentiment Of facts IS therefore valuable.
Part of his statement the figures 81
reductions in cost Of production are ar.
guments for the trust. But on the 9th.
er hand, what Of the rises in the price o.
goods, what of the closing Of the avenues
of industry to competition
The death Of some who were fatally
injured in the New Richmond cyclone
brings tie entire mortality from that
event up to this time, to Ia. Insthe
great cyclone at Rochester sixteen years
ago, the 21st Of August, 81 persons
were killed and nearly one hundred in.
jured.
Lieut.. Frank u Chad wick, of the war
ship Raleigh, which was in Dewey's fleet
at Manila and took part. the engage
ment, is spending ! month s leave ut his
home in Owatonna, where his father,
Judge N. B. Chad wick, resides. He has
been assigned TO duty at the torpedo sta.
ton at Newport. B.
Thousands Of people in all walks 81
life certify to the wonderful merits 81
Rocky Mountain Tea and bless the day
it made them well. At Eckstein's.
sea1s = e'Re rowa Probate Court
Regular Term. July Sd. 1899.
.a e ths Mater Ct the Estate Ct &c syver
On Reading and filing the petition al
Ragni.d SyversOnasA Observation-Disclosures The
estate of Owe Syverson Sdeceased. repre-
fully administered said estate. and pray
ing that a time and place be fixed forex
amining and allowing the final accOun,
of her administration and for the asaign
ment of the residue of said estate to Tho
parties entitled thereto by law
1t is ordered that said account be exam
ined and petition heard. by the Judge d
this, Court. on the 9th day OF July "a
ONCE in the Court House ia the city 81
New Tim, In said county 5S
And IS is Further Ordered, that notice
thereof be given to all persons interested
by pnblishing I. copy Ct tlliss order ono.
weeks nriOr tC, said IN u ~ s9fss .1learis1s