davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm review., 1900-10-31

not want to make that same mistake
again. Mr.. Cutting has been a resident
of Brown county for thirty years and
has had experience in teaching school
for twenty four years. He knows j ust
the needs of every school district. He
knows with what every country school
teacher has TO contend and knows how
to sympatllize with them and help them.
It requires teacher to be county super
intendent of sch ools so why not elect
Mr.. Cutting. We are firmly of the opin-
ion that the voters of Brown county
will elect Mr.. Cutting by an overwhelm-
ing vote
Last Thursday evening Witnessed the
marriage of two ct New Ulm's best
known young people, Mr.. August Hum
mel and Miss Anna n: Dietz. The cere-
mony took place at the residence of the
brides mother, the officiating clergyman
being Rev. c. J. Albrecht.> The bride
was tastefully gowned in white silk or
candle and was >ettended by Miss Tille
Buenger as bridesmaid while Charles
Gilfillian, of Redwood Falls, officiated
as best man. Following the ceremony a
reception was held. The groom is one
of the prominent business men of this
city and is the senior member of the firm
Of Hummel Bros, clothiers, while the
bride is equally we'll known as one Of
the most highly esteemed young ladies
of the city. The happy pair have the
hearty congratulations Of . large circle
of friends and in. which the Review most
earnestly joins. M. and M1s. H1mmel
will be at home to their friends at the
home q the brides mother for the pres
ent. .... ..
New Ulm review., 1900-10-31

tue candidate
of this
Jqn 1857 and therefore 43
oo1n IN Brown
ara after attending the district
o raul When he laid
e ne chose for his avocaion the brick aud
contractor erecting
at M @ aa New olm He is business
proprietor
oong most successful
SIDEWALK dng He Epple New Um Mr.
AZ the questions of the acquisition the
legldue '7 wy
New Ulm review., 1900-10-31
Feb. 9th, 1900: Mr.. Nc Cleary do dg-

Feb. 9th, 1900: Mr.. Nc Cleary do de-
ed two roll calls. ......sz
ApriL3Oth, 1900:- He lodged q vote
on an amendment to section five of a
Bill enlarging the powers of the depart
mel: Of Agriculture.
This district is purely agricultural.
How does it appear to the voters of this
district to have their congressman dodge
avote on bill which so greatly con-
Germs theirjinte'ests9 Is he representing
the farmers of this district or the cor
porate interests of the east.
May 5th, 1900: He vo.ed No on a
reso'ation of inquiry relative to the
manufacture of oleomargarine. How
does this strike the dairyman of the Sec.
tond Congressional District, when their
congressman supposed to represent this
district and their interests will not pro-
tectg them as against the manufacturers
Of 0.eomargsrine. ,..n ..-> ,..: -.
y June 2nd, 1900: He voted against
an amendment to bill suppressing
Trusts Trust providing, "Tha, whenever the
President of the United States shall he
satisfied that the price Of any commodity
or article Of merchandise has been ex
Changed ia conseq of any monopo-
", as defined in this act, he shall issu.
his proclamation suspending the collet =.
tionof all customs, duties and import
taxes on like articles of merchandise or
commodities brought from Foreign
Countries.
4 The passage2"f this amendment would
become effective at once and the Pres
ident would have tic power to moment
arily put in operation the best measure
yet devised for the suppression OF Trusts.
Think of such vete from the Congress-
manof the Second Compassionate District
after all that has been said about the
action Of the democrats in defeating the
proposed amendment to the Constitu-
ton empowering Congress to legislate
against Trusts. A measure introduced
only five days before the close of Con.
gress, and which if passed could not
avesbecome operative until ratified by
the legislatures OF three-fourths of the
states in the Union which would take
from four to eight years. Even then it
iss not y law but simply places it in the
power of Congress to act thereon. Jueg-
ing the future by the past is it probable
that Congress would ever enact law
which would become effective and which
would not contain some loop. hole
through which the trusts could evade the
law. >
& June 9th, 1900: He voted to concur
in the Senate provision of the Naval
Appropriation Bill giving the Secretary
Of the Navy the power to pay any price
he saw fit for armor plate.
e it right for congressman who is,
representing the farmers and laboring
people of this district to concur in the
passage OF an act which allows such
lavish expenditure Of money and which
must Be paid BY the tar payers of this.
district and every other district in the
landl Whose interests is he looking at
ter when he votes this vayf Is it not
the interests Of the rich manufacturers
Of the essta
Down with p prices. Clothing, u.sters
and oyercoasa It cost next Monday At
n n {ss All
New Ulm review., 1900-10-31
DOES 1TsPAY TO BUY Cheap

Acheap remedy for cough and colds
is all right, but you want something that
will relieve and cure the more severe
and dangerous results of throat and lung
throubles. What shall you dot Go to
warmer and more regular climatea Yes,
if possible; if not possible for you; then
in either case take the ONLY remedy that
has been introduced in all civilized
countries with success in severe throat
and lung troubles, ''Boschee's German
Syrup" Itnot only heals and stimulates
the tissues to destroy the germ disease,
but allays Inflammation, causes easy
expectoration, gives = good nights rest.
and cures tho patient. Tryroas bottle
Recommended many years By all
druggists IN the world. Sample bottles
&C AND. j. ECK6TSTEIN.
New Ulm review., 1900-10-31

Down with p rices. Clothing, u.sters
and oyercoata It cost next Monday at
u. i. Nsumann.
The sun., 1900-10-22
KREPING PIIIPINOs ENCOU RACED.
They Get Reports Of the Progress OF the Cam
paIgn Here-The Marinduqur Rebels


MASILA Ocr. II The week 'snmue1tv granted
by Gen Hare 20 the rebels iu the Island Of
Mariuduque upon the occasion of the sur
render Dv them Of Capt. Shields and hfty-One
mon Of Company +, Twenty-ninth REGIMENT.
expired at 10 O'Clock this morning. ard Gen.
Hare has made every preparation 20 move
against them at once If they do not lay down
their arms Five gunOolt~, including the
Bennington and Ca-tiu". will cooperate with
Gel. Hare. The war~hips will destroy the
ports OF the island while the troops will drive
the population into tae mountains. where
II will b. impossible for them to obtain no
vlsio. in any quantity
The military opera ions during the past week
we're unmport4ut Both the Americans and
the Insurgents were inactive
Evidence i not lacking that the Insurgents
are in communication with friends IN the United
Stat who keep HON vol Informed ~ 10 the
progress Of the Presidential! campaign The
local leader 5.r fully aware OF the course OF
ro.itIcaI even u the nited States, and they
are hopeful of the election Of Mr. q yah The
now Ot tn" reception given to Mr. Bryan 10y
tie Democrat ~ \"w YORK city was received
with great enthusiasm IN ia" Filipino clubs
The sun., 1900-10-22
SO YELLOW JACK CASES ~ HArANA.
Number Of Them ~panIsrds who Have
Been short Time in the Island.
SpsciG! Ca5!e D,SpIich 10 THE SrN.

SpeciaI CdBC DsSpIiCh 20 The SuS.
Havana oct. 2l.-Ihere are eight, nine
ca-es of elbow fever in Havana Sixty--iI Il
the patient are gantords - the eleven
new case reported e,terdlv e.Ght are Of Ter
sons who have been less than a month in the
ISLAND on ial3 Of the ,antar, department
state that a arge number " recently arrived
Slan.ard- who have been attacked b. the d.
ease .ay that tho have been -lecpng in the
streets and other places wuere thev were ex-
posed % Infection The antar department
denle, having ,Uppre--ed the publication ~ the
real number Of a.e- ald de rlts the charge
that thl, va being done nobod la, cited a
case II suppression.
Senior tanclo. Secretary Of Finance has pub
llshed pamphlet giving statl-ti,s II the muuici-
palitirs Of the island lie says that durng ls99
the municipalities enjoyed almost complete
autonomy h,irg subject only 20 nominal suIer-
vision IN the matter Of finances The civil
Governor- and the municipalities had free
hand in arranging taxation within the limits
Of the law, and though the expenses of pO-
ice public instruction. charities and prisons were
plid by the state. nevertheless the estimated
reccptS we-e ~ pe- cent less than the estimated
expen ttures. which, Sehnr Cancio says, IA
clear proof that municipal Affairs were not
manage in accordance with proper principles,
He a q. 8 that 20 manage lis own expenses ls
the el,r that any corporation or person can
be eXper,e 70 10. The e-tinatci expenses
OF all the Municipalities of the island in 1893
were SO73O,S2j AMI the estimate receipts
s4,2a!ssi. The municipalities which we're aided
by the State expended s226j,j8l During tho
present year a great increase mas been noticed
In the budgets Of the municipalities, which
DO not regulate their expenses according to
thaIr Inlus
The sun., 1900-10-22
FARMERS SHOT FROM ANBUsH.
One hortaIly wounded. Another's Face Pep
pered with Shot and a Third Loses an Eye.

CUMBERLAND. Md. Oct. 81 John McCusker.
about 30 years Of age, his son. Claude MoCusker,
and William Pryor. all farmerS. were shot
from ambush at the forks OF the road near
McCuskers house four miles north OF Hancock,
late last night The men had been in Hancock
drinking, and with james Stottlemeyer started
home In McCuskers wagon They were very
hilarious and yelled out names as they ratified
past the different farmhouses They made
the night hdeous with oaths when they passed
Albert Flowerss place, where some women
were sitting on the porch. Five minutes later
a. they entered the gap. there were two re-
ports of "A gun from Cump OF bushes only a few
yards away, and the three men, peppered with
shot, fell groaning To the bottom OF the wagon
StOttlemeyer, who was unhurt. hastily drove
the wounded men TO John McCu~ker's home
and III hysiClan was summoned from Hancock
John Mot luSher was shot IN the back OF tie
head IN the temple and Ia the back and shoulders.
He Is stln unconscious aud his wounds, from
which one hundred shot were picked, are pro-
nounoed mortal. His son Claude was peppered
In the face and has the appearance OF a tat
tOoed man, one Of Pryor's eyes was shot out
and the ball Of the other Is affected The doctors
think that he will be totally blind. Tie men re-
fuse to say whom they suspect but their friends
charge Albert Flowers. who is q you < farmer
living In Fulton county, Pa. i II reported that
Flowers has fed, John McCusker was sentenced
10 the Maryland Peuitentiary some years ago
for killing his uncle, Abraham Bishop. near
Hancock. but was pardoned.
The sun., 1900-10-22
NAV SHOT DEFEN DINO 4 WOMAN.
A Chicago clerk Instantly kilied b, the As
saIlant, Who Esraped.

CHICAGO, III. Oct p Thomas J Griffin, Il
shipping clerk employed 10y y X Fairbanks h
Co. was shot and instantly killed at o'clock
TIT. morning while trying to protect Miss Fay
Gilbert from the attack Of a strange man In front
OF No 227o state street When the stranger
saw that Griffin was about to interfere with his
designs on Miss Gilbert he drew his revolver.
The shipping clerk Rrappled with th" asSallant
and in a moment.he fell To the sidewalk with "a
bullet through his heart The murderer es-
cared
Miss Glbert's statement that the man who
fred the fatal shot was -tranger TO her Is
discredlt ed. and It IA thought she will finally
disclose the mans name and give evidence
that will lead To- his arrest OF one thing the
police ara positive and that s that Grifiin wa
not acquainted with either Miss Gilbert or the
murderer.
The sun., 1900-10-22
ARREST WEAR GIRLS SCHOOL.
Man Accused OF Trying TO Pry Open Giris'
boarding House window.

There was good-sized row on RiyersideDHve.
betw eenho3d ard lO4th streets. at O'Clock this
morning, when Dennis shea. a Holmes watch
man. accused James Boyd. private policeman.
OF attempting 10 commit burglary at Miss
Kuiokerbocker's boarding house at 3l2 Riverside
Drive. This house Ia run In connection with
Miss Edith l.. CoOper's school for girls at Si5
Riverside Drive.
She's declared that he had caught Boyd forcing
window on the ground floor. and a man who
gave his name as Carl Station COrrObOrated
him Boyd denied the charge and declared that
he had resigned from NE uoi'nes Sompa9Y a
own lie alleged that his arrest was due to
epite work. He was lockel up In the Vest
Tooth street station on suspicion.
The sun., 1900-10-22
o. n. HOrGHrON SUFFERS FROM FIRE.
The Publishers Residence at Greenwich De-
oyed-IwO Servants Injured.

GREENwICH. Conn, oct. 2I.-The handsome
summer home of o. Il. Houghton Of the New
York publishing firm of Houshton, Miiliin
4 Co.. situated at Riverside. in the town of
Greenv ich, Just north OF the Cos Cob draw
bridge. was totally destroyed 10y fire about
O'Clock this morning In the building were
Mr. and Mrs llougIton and two women ser
wants, one Of the ,erynut- is now In the Sttm-
ford Hospital with a broken leg and the other
was injured 10y jumping from window.
Mrs HOughtpn was aN dhcucd Toy the dense
smo ke which filed the house and she and her
husband had barely time 10 notify the ser
wants and get out In safety. The furnace flre
and detective ilue are sur I O-ed e. have caused
the blaze The house IL surrounded on three
sides with dense trees and these hid the iame5
from the neghhors who would have rendered
assistance. The blaze vas plainly seen frD IN
Capt Alex Wiiliams's place at Cos Coh. across
the harbOr, but there was no fire company or
apparatus although Mr.. Rockeieer's water
COMPANY had lust uut H. water there The
loss Is estimated at sl5,OOO, partly covered by
Insurance.
The sun., 1900-10-22
BRYAN MISSED ms TRAIN.
but He VIII He In Huntington, ". Va.
To-day. the OId battle-ground.

To-day, the Od battle-ground.
HrNTrNaToV. ". Va, DOT 2l.-rhe people
Of this town were somew hat disappointed
because William Jennugs Bryan failed to ar
rive here this evening. u scheduled. He was
10 have arrived at to attend the Presbyterian
Church and be the guest Of John Il. Harvey,
q brother II Coin" Harvey. the author Of the
silver book Of the 81 campaign Mr. Bryan
missed his train In Columbus. It is said. but the
special car In charge OF John McGraw and with
all the newspaper men aboard came In on time
Several tout correspondents who somewhat
re4emDled Sir. Bryan we're mistaken for him.
and we're cheered along the line from the depot
to Democratic headquarters.
This Is the political battle-ground OF West
Virginia Roo,eyelts trip here was a tr-
Mr Gryans viii be reinaine 70 be -een Every
available room In taken at all the hotels to- nj ght,
and II looks u, Il the Democratic leader would
have a good crowd Tomorrow. The managers
OF tho Democratic campaign Ia this state hardly
Democratic candidate for Governor, Judge J.
II; Holt. But they are hoping. and hope Is
The Republicans had great meeting in
Charleston on Fri lay. There are 900 strangers
In this city tonight ana every Democratiq
lay. There Is Ju ee John II. Holt. Demo
cratic NOMINEES for Governor, Cree Collins,
the Democratic congressional nominee; ex-
Gov MCtoTke ami eX-SeCretary Of State.
Mel Chilter OF Charleston ami his brother,
Joe Chter. Al Charleston, the capital OF
the state, MT. Bryan Will not have as warm
greeting a. Roosevelt reCeivei. The plan
OF the itinerary is not u eros, the river into the
city at Charleston, but for Mr. Bryan u speak
from the top Of stone wall at
the depot The greatest meeting Of the itin-
eTary Is to be the one at Hinton tomorrow after
noon Hinton Is the home Of james II Miller.
chairman Of the Democratic State Committee.
Summers county b Democratic and Is the
Third Congress district The greatest
political warfare ever waged In the State Is
being fought In the Third district The Demo-
Gratis elected Judge David Z Johnston two
years ago. and he j. nominated for Congress
again Joseph Huet Gains u the Republican
nominee, with fair chance u being elected.
The sun., 1900-10-22
LOOKS DARK ~ SOrTH emma.
German Correspondent SAYS Consuls Have
Incurred the EnnIy of tho Rebels.

BFEIIN, oct. 2i.--The shanghai correspond
eut of the Lokcl1nscioer describes the situation
a. extremely dark He suy~ It is rumored
,hat the Emperor has ESCAPED 10 Pein and that
the DuwageT Empress aud Prince Tuan are e.'-
ttus. lns an opposition court AZ Stngan-tu.
lie further SAYS that the Cnr-us at Shanghai
have consented to the arrest ~ hundred of
Kang Yu Nels follower residing in the foreign
settlements, thereby incurring the enmity
Of the southern rebels.
It is reported from the south that the two
reform parties under Dr Shun Wen and Kang
Yu Wei, respectively have Joined forces and
are aiming at the conquest OF the Kwanz prov
innes.
II Ia rumored that six foreign gunboats,
with the acquiescence Of Chang Chih 1ung.
Viceroy Of Wucnang, are about to make a
demonstration at Wuchang for the purpose ~
preventing the new ant!-foreign Governor Of
Hupsh from taking oIlun.
The sun., 1900-10-22
BRYAN LOST IN SHUTTLE.
SPECIAL TRAIN WENT WITHOUT HIN
AND HE HisN'T CAUGHT n.
As = Result He Has 20 Go Far Out Of Ills Way.
From rittsbuTg. Pa, 10 Columbus. Ohio.
TO Reach Huntin nRton. W. Va. which lie WIN
Reach In Time 10 Flu Engagement To-day.

PIrTsBURG. Pa, Oct. 2i.-William Jennings
Bryan spent nearly three hours In Plttsburg
to-day, much 10 his own surprise He spoke
At Buffalo saturday night and the sch DUE
was planned u have hun leave there before
midnig I In his special car Rambler" over
she Buffalo, Rochester and Pttsburg Railroad.
which would bring him into Willow Grove
station near Allegheny and thence over tie
junction road To Lalghlin's station on the
south side where the car would be attached to
"a train for Whcang to meat his appointment
tomorrow at Huntington, W Va
He had To address two meetings In Buffalo,
the overflow as-emblagc being located two
miles away from the main affair The train
was held until the late-t practicable moment.
but was finally compelled 10 leays without
MIR Rr, an. The Rambler" was coupled to
al Allegheny valley train, and thus 1t happened
that instead Of reaching Pittsburg at 7,2O this
morning. the car. with It's cargo Of newspaper
corre-p -pondsntS and State Committeeman james
+. Duhlmau Of Nebraska. came to the Union
Station Leaving Mr.. BRYAN and his private
secrrtar,, Robert r Rose. to fare for them-
selves The two had recour's TO the Pittsburg
IT, d Lake Erie Railroad and lrrv ed atthe South
Side depot at lo65 this morning,
When Mr. Bryan arrived he and Mr. Rose
boarded "a street car and went over " the Penn
sylvana Railroad Union station. where he
found no train that would take hin into Hunt
ington earlier than 345 = VI tomorrow. long
after the hour hi' flrst speech f. scheduled for
Then he went to the Monongahela House for
luncheon Editor A j iGrr and EN-County
Chairman Joseph A Howley and W = Gufey
brother Of Col jim Guley. called on him. At
1855 = VI Mr Bryan took a Pennsylvania Rail-
road train for Columbus. whore he was to-
night 1t i, understood that he will have to
take special train from there 10 reach Hunt
lnufnn In ilmn
The sun., 1900-10-22
INJIRED ny THE N.R4FS.
Breeder Ferguson Too weak TO Have an
Operation Performed.

LEXINGTON, Ky. Oct 81 Lexington ply
slcian- nre puzzled over the case Of james D.
Ferguson, the famous breeder and starter OF
tho-oughbreds lie lies In bed weak from
the effects Of having the N-rays pnss through
hi, body In ordcr to locate bullet a. pre-
lminRry to an operation for its removal, For
University make an N-ray pcr'rc of n boo,
This was done and he was seized ysih Nklent
falling strength He has been IN very bad
health for some mou,h hs and came 10 Kentucky
10 recupcrRtp He l. now quartcred at his
homo near Lexington and will submit to m
operation for the bullet In case he can regain
sun. dent strength
The sun., 1900-10-22
4 So, 600 FIRE Ar HERRESHoFF's.
some Boating Material DESTROYED and Boats
Damaxed-Of IncendIarN OIigIn.

BRIsTOL, X l., oct. 2l.-Fire ds-trol I'd a
storehou-e in the Herre,hof boat ard and
da-tr ed or dam aged a number " boats early
this morning The building contained large
QUANTITY ~ valuable materia such a. mahog any
stuti-, rigging. anchor- DUat mould spars
&C. and cons ideraDlo MAHOGANY and oak plank-
Ing rhe Ollie, an lS-fOyt oatbUat owned 10y G.
" Young Secretary of the COMPANY, wa
de-tro, ed The EVELYN, an ls-to2t cat awl
burned and ruined The Efort. q JG-foot sloop,
owned b, +. X. Smith of New York. and the
Sirocco. a SO-fOut Sloop owned by Charles owen
of Providence were both BADLY scorched and
will require new planking
The fire wa dOubtle,- inUeudarN. Had the
wind been blowing in another direction the
two dozen va liable at in the ard including
several Of the famous thirties would have been
burned. The loss l. SC OOD; insuT anCe 5000.
The sun., 1900-10-22
WIZ orr yHE EvGLISH rrRp.
John A. Drake Going to sell His Horses
Owing to tho Attacks on Americans.

sr.rial cane D,'rdrh N THR SUN
LoNpoS. Oct 2i.In an interview John A.
Drake Is credited with r Ing that he was going
20 sell hi horses and q,ht the English turf owing
TO such attacks a. that recently made b. Lord
Durham on American sporting men He de-
clared that he and hls Jockeys and trainer had
been reviled and led about The truth was
that II foreigner lost In England he was
good fellow but II he won he was neither a
sportsman nor a gentleman. Americans win
because they work. 1t was work aud brains
that enabled Americans TO succeed in nearly
everything they undertake.
The sun., 1900-10-22
PiTHBR SHOT sON ny MISTAKE.
Both Had Armed Themselves to Fight Their
Neighbors In south Carolina.

CoLUMBIA, s. C., Oct. 2i.-Melvin langley
OF Greenvlle went home at o'clock this morn
ing and told his father, Harvey A. Langley.
that Wesley and Jesse Fuller had shot at him
on the streets. The father determined to
settle the trouble. which had become a feud.
by eNtermtnAting the Funers. lie and his
house one was to go 10 the front and tho
other to the back door. A noise would be made
and when the FlIlleTs came out they would be
shot Melvin Langley, for some reason, went
entirely around the house, coming back to
his father, who, installing him for Fn enemy,
sent a bullet through ht- breast To-day the
father wa allowed 20 go with the Sheriff from
the iail 70 his home 20 see his son die.
The sun., 1900-10-22
SEA TRAGEDIES REPORTED.
Captain Jumps Overheard while Insane-Two
Men Lost Rounding Cape Horn.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. N-Two deep-water
ships entered the harbor late last night and
both brought news of Sea tragedies The big
ship Shenandoah arrived from sydney with a
report that Capt. George Harvey jumped
overheard while insane when four days OUT of
port Capt James Murphy will succeed Har-
vey.
The American ship Aryan, six months from
New York. arrived last night Two men we-o
lost overheard in gale, around Cape Horn after
the vessel had been becalmed for weeks. II
took sN een days to work the ship around
Cape Horn after a loss Of canvas and the
liberal use Of oil To stlll the waves
The sun., 1900-10-22
500 FOR MS BOTTLE or WINE.
Man at the Carriage Builders Dinner Gets No
Change From His waiter.

The dinner of the Carriage Builders National
Association at the Waldorf-Astoria last Thurs
day night was enivened 10y little incident that
WASH; made public at the time. One OF tho
diners, who wanted a certain brand OF wine
that wa- not on the menu. ordered waiter TO
fetch him bottle. He got The wine aud in
pay mrnt b" rendered the waiter a hundred
dollar bill.
The dinner was large one and IN cases of
this kind the u.anaE ment Is obliged 90 oull IN
outside walters The waiter 10 whom was
handed the hundred, ollsr bill wac a Tree
lance and when he had settled for the wine with
the hotelhe rOcke,e tn change and departed,
The theft was not reuorted 10 the pDlic'.
The sun., 1900-10-22

people brilliant testimony Of the great qualities
OF their new Chancellor It shows how many
interests Great Britain and Germany have In
common, and how mistaken were those who
supposed that there were any irreconoilable
difference between them
The other papers regard the agreement with
apprOyal