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Evening journal., 1899-10-25
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Southern Kallway.-Gil p. m. doI
ieeners 30 New Orleans Aiken Mc
1nls and Tampa, 1876 M. daily sle
rs 10 New Orleans Memphis Nashvll
wa AEhevilie and Hot SPRINGS
Atlantic Coast Llne.-l2t9 %. M. tai
rleencrs 10 Charleston. Jacksonville. POI
Tampa and Macon. 1853 night. dan
sleepors 10 Richmond and J8cksouviiiQ
N. daily, dining car. and Bleepers 10 C
InuaH
Evening journal., 1899-10-25
nrLAwAnn nl.,aLoN

For New Castle. el3 iiOi d. M, e.
i2I and 655 p. m. week days.
For Lewos SIS g. M f.N b. m. We
iays,
For Dover. Harrington and Delmart
nos a. m.. f.li $50 and 1856 p. No. Sun
iays ii.56 D. m.
For Wyoming and way stations. zf5 81
m. week days.
Express for Cape Charles. Ola Poll
'omf0rt and Norfolk. u.0i "a. m we
iaya ard 1856 p. m. daily.
Evening journal., 1899-10-25

AT Zion NJ. Is. Church, corner of
Ninth and French streets, this even
ing the Woman's League, OF this city,
will hold a mass meeting, for the pur-
pose of considering the necessity for
an Industrial school for colored girls.
Evening journal., 1899-10-25
FoR sALE.

FOR SALE.
Dozen pairs cases.
VIII be sold cheap.
Apply at --....
Evening journal., 1899-10-25

scheduie In eject Nay "A. is'l.
AM trains Illuminated with pints
light
rRAfNs LEAVE WILMINGTON. DE
AWARr AVENUE STATION ~
NWW YORK week Gays. -lNl
IA 51 a m elllN ,lti $40 fl
iulman caro- 'L4g 'ii1 q aaade
sa ss-. 81 5n m s2t. a. ',l9
flman csrsl. fl.t3 flN p r.
PHILADELPHIA. week days,
40. fiio isl' $50 -''.s WE, ii,.3 ;.4
i3l0. 100. i23i. 300. 500 '..ls t.n
nan caral 'h.l5. $50, tN4t BIB li-N
sundays. s5O. 1'1. 500, '3.tt, Ut
fg a on. s1A 800. @o0 'lis lan
CHESTER week days. 80 ,Ai9
lm sgw fl052 l.2 3. ms LOO .4a4, D.
U $780, tfia. 9.l5 -nO m 1unua|
ag sgW iI.n ti1N a m '2A aD
fW T1 800 fll.W y. m.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.. weelI-days,
a. M, 1918, 2.3i, 5.2s p. 10. sundays '-a'
cAPn' MAY. Ocean City and Sea Islt
city, weekdays, 7l0 q. m, 20 y. "a. SUI
8AlIIsioEE AND WAsHINcTOt
Eeek DAYS. SIS 7lg .1oi n.Q a. p
nan cars). f80i -s.n y. sundays. 't-
fl9 ss.O4 4. m.. sl256, s109, 6N asst 'i
1ll Pullman cors). aS.oi. -9.ll D, m.
BALTIMORE AND WAX STATION
lis a. M; 3.Ol ,. M, daily.
NEWARK, week daya 4.lt. !.ls.
no. a. M, 'i255 lOl 't5l, SIS g n %
D. mi Sundays, AIS lls N.W g.
ass t0i '4W. in' ssn p a..
pITTsBURG, week days. T.V a. n
'4S7 '5.ss lall Pullman earsl vA p
iundays s1.0i No.. 'Ali 'i.u Gan fu
nan cars). '3.u .. N
CHICAGO daily, iSOi q. M. ,l.ti D.
! CINCINNATI AND ST LOUIS. H.li
~ 1885 and t9.n p. n.. daily.
TOLEDO AND DETROIT. IN p
/ ially to Toledo and daily oxc~pi sumo
| aiNefrsr,Y ACCOMMODATION. Ws
| ievs Ilg "a. m; 8Qi tl5- i0.hl m euU
/ ave- 7le n No.. dot. f31 p 10.
/ f,ANnENBERG ACCDMMDtA4it
/ week DAYS. 7l9 $50 a. m. tN al
/ sundays $50 a M; $50 p. m
] LEAVE MARKET STREET HrAIlo-
BALTIMORE. week days, a. a o.
IkNDENBERa. week days, eE "a
H.. 2bs $40 p. 10. 6undayai IN a. u
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR VII
| MINGTON week days AZ. l2o
| $50. -1o.26. 1i.t0 a. NJ; .l3.t. sLfi, iQs ,1l
'42o lS0. ,5.N IAN Pullman c4rsl. 90
545. $50 tI20 eS.55. 1910 t11.H .. 10. So
days s3s5, T.80, $50. liso q. M. %
/ .l.2l. 100. $40. $50. s5N faii Pullmt
/ c1rs). sac. $50. eS.35. 1870 D. m
Delmarvia TelsDho1e No. ia
Rates to Western points lower laa
Il. ID. UNDERWOOD d. 3 MARTIN
Con. Manager. Man. o. Paft rrah
Evening journal., 1899-10-25

Special Officer Gordy,at the French
street station of the p, w. & B. rail-
road. has donned his Winter uniform.
Evening journal., 1899-10-25

Clayton House Tonsorial Palace
Plenty of hot towels daily.
Evening journal., 1899-10-25
WTAul7gTON AND NORTHTRN RAJ.
ROAD COMPANY.
4 a7-tsbis n efect lfay 4 ~.

Train igave wilmington (Frsnch stree
stati0nl -or hi5mera june, hCntchaniU
Wlnterthur, Guycnc0urt. 9ranosle Co
sart, Chadd'a Ford Junction. t,c0paoU
West Chester. Einbrcevillc. hii.l OWL.
Cc1tlsville. and lntermadiatl station
daily. erccp. sunday AZ L20 q. m. fI
ana $50 p. m. sunday pnlyi t4 A
1ll ana 45l p. ~.
For Wayngshurg Junction tcrlnE1f
and Intcrmcdiatr stations da.r exec
Sunday. 40 40 a. m llf Ln4 80
sunday cniy at sos a. u.| lii and ~
M.
For Joanna. BirosDorc. rec nAns Aae
terrnediata stations. d1f7 keep p
day. 81 I20 a. m. ar n 1un<
only, sos a. m and a. n
A. g. WCAUSLAND euDefir END al ~
BoWNEaR BRIGGS GeR P4zz. A@
Evening journal., 1899-10-25
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD sTRHf
STATION. PHILADELPHIA
TIT ulIIl fYUaT

TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STRHN
STATION. PHILADELPHIA.
FOR THE WEST.
$50 a. m.. daily. pItt1burF. Chicago. CIr
cinnad. Louisville and So. Louis Qpi
ing Carl
lOss a. m.. daily for pitlaburs knd C
caQo. (N0 coaches io plitsDufa.l it
tied 90 two Buffet rarlor Cars
1870 %. M daily limited flttsbr
Dht,agO. Cleveland. Toledo. Clncinna
Louisvile and ST. Louis. Dining c.
AIS D. IN. daily. PittehurE and Clevolar
$50 p. m daily. pittgburE. Chicago NaH
vile Cyia Cincinnatl Indianapolis
st. Louis. Dining caro-
$50 %. m. daily. Plltsburg and Chic1E
for Toledo, except Saturday.
1895 d. m. daily, lltiaburg, cinclnaa
Louisville. Cleveland and st. Louis.
u.20 p. M. daily. Pittsburs and chirf
daily for Knoxville, Via ael indl
Valley Routes Cor Cleveland sN
saturday.
- Congressional Limited ENpTese
Vestlbule parlOr Cars and Dining e.
i.t extra fare other than uho usual Iu
ran charge.
ts) Limited Express vastibuis Pari
Cars Vcstihuio Passenger Coaeust -
Dining Car. 10 extra fare,
The Wilmington Transfer Company g
can for and cheek baggage from hotf
and residences.
Tor further information. paasenggss
-cferred 20 the ticket agent az ths g.
lon.
]. b HUTCHINSON, ]. R-WOOD.
General Man Gen. Pass AEani
Evening journal., 1899-10-25

your hands rough hard chapped from the repeated
washngs necessary keep them free from the office dirt examine
carefully the soap you If cheap toilet soap you will find
that it is greasy, acrd and irritating.
Ivory Soap makes profuse late that removes the dirt and
rinses easily, leaving the skin soft and clean.
your office force large two considerations that
will recommend Ivory Soap you quick in action saving
time; and is inexpensive
Send the office boy for and try it.
nass s-,Aspo
Evening journal., 1899-10-25
india SEATS 8SC.

India seats with open sat tops reduced
from Sl25 to 8Se while the lot asts-probably enough
for three days-seliug two woods, antique eak and
cherry
Evening journal., 1899-10-25

pITTSBURG, week days, H.W O. u
AE7, s6e9 (an Pullman cars), e.u ..
sundays. s10i a m., 'f.5l. 'fu Can Pu
Evening journal., 1899-10-25

Ocean City and Sea III.
Is. 40 a. m. 20 .. M SUI
Evening journal., 1899-10-25

L.av. FhladsIDais. Broad Street tos
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-12-20
W. G. ALWIN'S City Drug Store.
A Special
Meeting.
The Board of County Commissioners Hold q
Special neeting and Takes Prelimin-
ary Action on Saloon Licenses.

The county commissioners of Brown
county, Minn., met pursuant to majori-
ty call at the Courthouse in New Ulm,
on Wednesday, Dec. 18th, 1899, at 10
o'clock a. m. The board was called to
order by the chairman. All members
present.
The application Of A. Emmerich OF
Comfrey, to sell Intoxicating liquors in
the town of Comfrey was, upon motion,
granted hearing On the 3rd of January,
1900, of the regular session of the com
missioners.
The application of W. P. Schmidt of
Comfrey, to sell Intoxicating liquors IN
the town of Comfrey was, on motion,
granted hearing on the Sd day of Janu-
ary, 1900, of the, regular session of the
commissioners.
The application of Albin Carlson of
New Ulm, to sell Intoxicating liquors in
the town of Hanska, was, on motion,
granted hearing on the Sd of January,
of the regular session OF the commits
sioners.
Resolved, to re consider the action ta-
ken in the special session of Feb. 9th,
1899, regarding not granting auctioneer
license to non-residents of. the county,
an0 upon motion auctioneer license was
granted t" G. M. semans of Springfield,
J. j. Ray OF Springfield, M. G. Rada-
baugh of Springfield, Mlnn., Chas. Stue-
be of New Ulm, Rob't Rowland of St.
James, Ed. D. Precht of Courtland, G..
dutterson of Lake Crystal, Carl Bero of
Sleepy Eye.
The petition of VIM. Pfaender and F..
Beinhorn to purchase certain tax lots in
the city of New Ulm received the ap-
proval of the boald, and the same was
recommended to the State auditor.
A circular letter from State Examiner
Pope was read and ordered filed
The annual report OF the Sup't Of
schools was read and ordered fled
On motion, meeting adjourned to 2
o'clock p. m. this afternoon. IL
| AFTERNOON SESSION.
The board net pursuant to adjourn
ment to 2 o'clock p. M. All members
present.
The report of Com. Augustine on poor
farm for the year 1899 was read show
ing net income of $t49.O5 for the rent
al of said farm. He reports that same
has been re-rented to B. Schiller upon
same conditions as agreed in 1897.
A communication of the Wrought Iron
Bridge Co. asking for an extension OF
one month to complete the Burns bridge,
was read, and on motion the request was
granted.
On motion, the following persons were
added to the Poor record:
Theresa Teletschka, New Ulm, So. per mo.
John Drexler, s 6 8. g
Susan Schmid, 6 g 2. 's 6
Jos. Gergen, Springfield, 5. !"
On motion, Anna Bilosend Of Linden,
was raised from s. to SO per month.
The minutes we're read and approved,
and on motion the meeting adjourned.
F. SCHUBERT. Chairman.
Attest: Louis G. Yogel,
Co. Auditor and ex-officio Clerk of BID.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-12-20
County
Schools.
The Year Closes with Comfortable Balance
to the Credit of the School Fund
Total of One Hundred and Eighteen Teach
ers Employed to Teach 4,I6I Pupils.

The annual report Of the county su-
perintendent of schools, which is printed
elsewhere in this paper contains many
items of interest to the people of Bro own
county. The report shows the total re-
ceipts for the past year, including bal
ance of $32,699.33 left over from the
previous year, to have been $122, ,4O1.16
the total expenditures for the year just
closed are shown to have been 70, 1914,
leaving credit balance Of 3,2l9.O2, a
net gain over the previous year Of $40,
$3.50.
The total number of school houses in
the county is given as 50 while three
new buildings have been erected during
the year, and the total value Of the build
ings and sites aggregates $129, 100. The
cost of the three new school houses and
their sites was $8,797.59 while the total
amount expended for repairs and i'm
provements was ,629.19. For teach
ers' wages there was paid out the sum
of $50, ,163.77 and the average monthly
wages Of teachers was for independent
school districts, males Sl06.51, females
$43.66; common school distrscts, males
$39.80, females $34.
The total enrolment of scholars dur
ing the year was 4,161 and for the prop
er instruction of which was required
11S teachers Of whom the independent
districts had s males and "a females and
the common school districts 42 males
and 81 females. @%
The total number OF school hb1arles
are % and these contain an aggregate of
3,232 volumes. of which 419 were pur-
chased during the year.
The report is both interesting and val
liable and should be carefully read by
all who are interested IN the welfare of
our schools. @e.
I
The funeral of Alfred Schmucker,
news of whose death at Las Vegas, New
Mexico, was first given to the public by
The Review of last week, was held from
Turner hall Sunday afternoon at two
o'clock a very large number of friends
gathering to administer the last sad rites
to the remains of one who was uniyer.
sally esteemed by all who knew him. r.
G. Firgau ofclated and the remains
were inferred in the city cemetery. The
parents, who in Albert's death lost their
only child, and the sorrowing wife ana
children have the sympathy of a large
circle Of friends.
Make money fast and buy your suit at
J. r. Newmann. During the week from
Xmas to New Year we sell all boys ard
mems suits at cost.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-12-20

Charity lodge No. 90 A. F. A. M. will
hold its installation of officers Tuesday
evening, Dec. goth.
George Schnobrich has this week put
in neat new Office in his meat market.
It is convenient and tasty and was man
ufactured in this city by Henry Schriefer.
George Schnobrich this week purchas-
ed from D. P. Davis, of Bntternut Val
ley, a hog which weighed $40 pounds.
IF there is anyone who is any more on
the hog we should be glad to hear from
them.
Mrs. r. W. Rinke, Of Sleepy Eye, is
in this city, the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Neumann, with whom
she will spend the holidays.
A Present always welcome, box of
cigars, providing its good cigar A
"Meadow Lark or ssLa Signorita.''
Make money fast and buy your SUIT at
j. b. Newman. During the week from
Xmas to New Year we sell all boys' and
mer's suits at cost.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20
SHAMROCK nAoLy nrATES.
At the close Of the sail Yesterday, Coz
tumbia was Three MILES Ahead.

New York. oct. ie.-Had the wind
held today. the Columbia shamrock
series for the Americas cup would
have ended ln three straight wins
for the defender. and the Irish cup
hunter would have sailed home
without the trophy beaten aa decisive
ly as any former candidate. only the
failure N the wind saved the sham-
rock from u defeat more ntlnginE thun
on Monday. To-day she was beaten ON
the run TO the outer mark . minutes
and o. seconds elapsed time, and on tho
leg home, which should have been a
beat, but which owing To "a shit OF the
wind was "a broad reach. the Column
bia sailed away from her like a watch.
When the race was declared on,
about ten minutes before the eNplra-
tion OF the time limit. the Columbia
was leading by about three miles. She
was then four miles from the ilnHh.
Had the race ended the Shamrock
would have been beaten by at least
twenty minutes,
SIR Thomas'a hard luck continued to
follow. His boat was very badly ham
died today. In spite OF the aggregation
OF talent aboard OF her. The two Eng
lish CAPTAINS and the captain OF Ein-
peror Williams yacht, Meteor. allied
10 get the Shamrock over the line be-
fore the gun was frcd, and she went
into the race penhllEtu ny Two attnnuh
on that account. The additional ballast
which was put into her yesterday also
seems 10 have been a blunder on the
part OF her managers. as II increased
tho size OF the body to be forced
through the water. and In the light air
that prevailed today, retarded, instead
Of Increasing her speed.
What the shamrock may be able
TO do In rough weather ana a stim wind
In atiil problematicnl. but after the
drubbing she has received. the experts
are almost unanimous Ia the belize that
the Columbia can take her measure
In light air or gale Of wind.
The crew Of the Shamrock have
given IL up. They are now convinced
that we have the better boat Before
the race on Monday they had the most
suprefne confidence In their ability Ia
win with the shamrock ''rhere was
no living with them said one OF the
Yankee tars on the shamrooira tens
der. Lawrence. They did not think
their boat would win, they absolutely
knew il. They would not even hear ar,
gumenta. After they returned from tho
race Monday they were that sorc that
/ they would not speak to each other
/ Now they are frank enough to admit
| that the Columbia IN the better boat
| by ten minutes over thirty
course"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20

New York. oct. 20-A dispatch 20 the
Herald from Arayat via Manila says;
nntaon'H Macubchcca at II o'clock
Thursday morning met two companies
% the Insurgents strongly lntvnchcd
four miles north OF Arnyat.
The Mnchbebccs thanked them ana
drove them out of the trenches, killing
dix and wuundlng many. one llcuten-
ant and clEht soldiers armed with rifles
were captured The Mncnhcbccs drove
them three miles 90 Santa Rita, only
one Mncnbebeo being mortnlly wounded.
Their nrHt severe engagement the Mac
nhcbeea carried on brilliantly.
Gen. Lnwt0n early this morning hoped
20 move his headquarters TO san lsidro,
but Il Will take all day FOR lAwton's
entire command to cross the river At
Arnynt
The military telegraph was cut twice
behind the army last night, but Lieut..
NJ. X. Cunningham. OF company u OF
the Signal corps, with a detail OF ten
cavalry men. calamity repaired II by
Moonlight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20
KIDNEY AND BLADDER
TROUBLES PROMPTLY CURED



DIT. kllmer'H swamp Root, the Won
derful new discovery In medical science
fulfills every wish In promptly curing
kidney, bladder and uric acid troubles,
rheumatlsm, and pain In the back IL
cortecta inability TO hold water and
sealding pain In passing IL, or bad ef-
feots following use Of liquor. wine or
beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity Of being compelled TO 30 often
during the day, and to got M many
times during the night The mild and
the extraordinary effect OF swamp
Root In soon realized. II stands the
highest for lta wonderful cures OF the
moet distressing cases.
II you need a medicine you should
have the best, sold by drugglatn In
nifty cent anu one dollar sizes. You
may have u sample bottle OF this Won
derful new discovery and book that
tells all about Il. and ia great cures,
both sent absolutely free by mail, ad-
dress Or. Kilmar q Co, Binghamton.
N. Y. Whom writing mention that YOU
read this generous ofrer In tho "DeBeret
Newa."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20

Manila, oct. 20, a. m.--Gen. Young's
advance guard ~ Gen. Lawton'B column
ieft CabiO yesterday morning and en-
tered San lsidro at half-past one
O'Clock
The American loss was one killed and
three wounded. The heaviest resist
ance met with wac at San Fernando,
where the enemy destroyed a bridge.
Gen. Pic del Pillar arrived from san
Miguel and personally commanded the
Flilpinos. tie aud the hulk Of the enc
my reiterated up the river.
one gpnnlard and 70 Insurgents were
captured. The loss Of the enemy IN not
known. The townspeople appear TO be
friendly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20
ABOUT THE ROBERTS CASE
woman's Home Mission Society Ppmulgaies
falsehood.
said Mr.. Hobcrts was Put forth BY
the church RESOLUTIONS Against
the Congressman.

Pittsburg. Pa. oct i9.-Just previous
20 the adjournment OF the afternoon
session Of the woman's Home Mission
society stirring resolutions were imam
imoualy adopted protesting against the
seating of Congressman y. II. Roberts
In the national Legislature.
The resolutions. iu eject claim that
Mr.. Roberts has bccu put forward By
the Mormon" church nH an entering
wedge Tor the purpose % vupcnlng
the whole question of polygamy, that
the seating NJ the Congressman from
Utah would be- an outrage ON the moth-
,rhood Of the United States. and a d.
rect menace Co the social system.
The resolutions ended b. calling on
Christian women throughout the couu-
try to become o. unit in the nTht against
polygamy ln any shape or form.
g. Paul. Mimi. oct. i9.-Thc Evan
gclirai association today dadoptcd rcso-
iutlons protecting against the admit
tauce Of brigham u. Roberts ~ Utah
10 membership in the House N Rep
rcscntatltiycs. dcploring the existence
Of the army cuntcon, and calling un the
President 10 enforce the law for its
suppression; protesting against tho use
OF liquor and tobacco. commenting
temperance instruction In the schools
and favoring uniform laws of marriage
and divorce. Il was decided 60 outab-
lish an old peoples home nt Flat Rock.
%. Conference boundaries were rear
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20
scmooL rnIScirAL ARRESTED.


Chicago. oct 20.--tmmcdlntely after
the funeral VI Arthur whitney az Rob
crtsdalo. Ind. the father OF The boy sworo
out warrant Tor the arrest OF Prof..
school. on the charge OF manslnughter.
alleging his boys death was the result
" whipping administered by the
teacher on sept. %. The school children
are 10 be Fubpoenaed 90 give evidence
Tor the prosecution. Arthur whitney
was u years u age, He had been In
school four days when he received "A
whipping from Prof. RicchCrH. lie died
last Tuesday A post norton cNnmln-
alton was held and clottcd blood was re.
moved ffom the region about the spinal
column In the small of the back. The
doctors In attendance agreed such COM
ditlona were the result OF a strain and
brulfing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20

city OF Mexico. oct 2O-Gcn. Carlos
Eezta, ex-prcsident OF Salvador. IL now
here and reported 10 b. seeking 70 get
Into communication with the federal au-
thorltica. He denies that he IA trying
To get up q movement against the preHi-
dent administration In Salvador, and
speaka bitterly OF the calumnles cir
culnted against him Another cN-prcsi-
dent OF Salvador, Or. Rahldnf 10 at
the same hotel There n much epefu-
latlon regarding the visit here OF the
same time OF these two distinguished
saivadorenna,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20

Atlanta, Ga, oct. 20.--secrctary Of
War Root has written to Mrs w. N.
Mitchell of this city, "a daughter Of Con-
gresham Otey OF Virginia, In response
superintendent OF the West Point Mlll-
superintendent Of the Weatpoint MIL.
tary academy, viii place portrait OF
N one Is provided. showing Gen. Lee
IN the uniform OF a United States army
officer. An EFFORT will be made by the
United Daughters OF the Confedcracy
to provide the painting. Gen. Lee was
superintendent % the academy from
Sept. /, 1859. 60 March 81, 1856.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20

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