New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-01-17

Ddneu Dy the HameS, ana only gave up
trying after being nearly overcome by
the heat and terribly burned himself.
The four children were all girls and
their ages ranged from Z to Is years.
The Oldest daughter was also badly
burned, but will recover.
A Suicide.
J. Il. Sutton, editor and manager Of,
the Daily Reporter, Logansport, Ind.,.
was found dead in a chair at the top
of a second flight Of stairs in 8 build
ing at St. Paul. a revolver was in his
right hand and bullet wound was in
his head. Business trouble is thought.
to be the cause of the suicide. Sutton.
had been on a trip to Portland, Ore.,
and was on his way back to Logans-.
port. He reached st. Paul, walked
about until he found dark stairway,
and mounting this he ended his life.
ABarefooted Boy. sz.4
a barefooted boy running about the
streets of Minneapolis on the Sth day
of January is adecided novelty. It oc-
CURED on Fourth street, and the lad
was not barefooted because he had no
shoes, but because he enjoyed it. It.
was raining, the weather was warm
and mild, and the boy enjoyed the ex-
perience. When asked if his feet were
not cold, he looked indignant.
A Narrow Escape.
The infant daug ter of Henry Peters
had a close call from being cremated
in bed at her home in st. Paul. Aker-
osene lamp bursted in the bedroom
and fell into the bed in which the child
was sleeping. .5.> ..s
The mother, while eating breakfast,
smelled the odor 3of smoke, and going
to the bedroom found the cot in flames.
The infant was uninj ured.
II Ice Palace Unwise.
Il The chamber of commerce Of st.
Paul, at arecentmeeting, took heavy
fall out Of the ice palace project. a.
X. Pruden, president of the CONNER
cial club, moved resolutio to the eff
feet that it was the opinion of the,
chamber that an ice palace this year
was unwise. After protracted dis
cussion the resolution was adopted.
News In Brief.
Postoffice service has been re-estab-
lished at Kruger, with Delilo Benz as
postmaster. SIS s5:.5 5
The fourteenth annual exhibition Of
the Minnesota Poultry association,
which is scheduled to take place in st.
Paul on Feb. to 10, promises to be.
the most successful Of all, if present
Indications are correct. . s
A. Otteson, convict in the prison,
died the day before his sentence ex-
PRED.
Anton Prucha, living near Winona,
was arrested for selling diseased pork.
The new village Of Deer Creek voted
against license by II majority. The.
total vote was u.
The total assets Of Redwood county,
according to the financial statement Of
the county auditor, is &1O9, 900. ~, while
the total liabilities amount to only
338, 10000 making the county assets
about 81, 900 more than the liabilities
Todd county will erect . now jail 1t
Long Prairie. s
8 James Sterile, an Austrian miner, was
killed at the Franklin mine, Virginia
The falling Of : mass 81 earth caused
him TO step back, and III doing 90 he.
struck against 8 timber cap in such 8.
manners to brsalk his mech. All
Earl Mitchell, 8 boy 80 years 81 age,
was instantly killed 81 clearwate BY
falling on the ice. Il number of bows
were playing with g merry,-9o- round,
when ths pole broke, throwing young
Mitchell % forcibly that It broke his
neck, killing him Instantly
So The Minnesota Alumni ofs the North
western Universiit isitoss he organized
soon.
Ss Jacob ] ohns, Of Winonas count 81, ce1e-
brated his 1O1st brittle ay. He was
born in Breslan In 1900.
Il is understood that Warden Reeve
of the Saltwater peni tiary, has de-
5cided to retain - derman Durham,
of Minneapolis as his cilmnn. Is po-
Isition which he held under Warden
SWo1fer
Posto1ac Ice service has been estab-
lished sc Burchard, with ana Lake
Az postmaster, and At Monterey, with
%. II. Fitx postmaster.
Tho law mading fl incum bent u,on 81.
the count tt,; stand the s penseg ofs f.1r-
nishink liquor cure for any inel,riate
who II 81 II about to become 8 1pInlbIlcss
char viii - stesses s. ne conrts 81
St Paul 81