New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-05-30

10Th have much Of pleasure IN store Tor
- tlssatre cen ot the ci.y. those dates5
~ the appearance here Of the
lannon's iIwsnkee German Theatre CO.
8 Turner Hall Every membsr Of the.
company = a-llramatic sfar 81 the lirst5
magnitude snd the plays to Sc produced
are Gstman comedies Of tbs highest or
Ger. Seats are now on sale 1t AIwin's
City Drug Store. This attraction will
g the last g .ppear il Turner Hall be-
fore the building Is torn down to make
room for the new and magnificent mod
ern theatre which is to be built BY the,
Tufayerein and every one will waat . 90
for the memories which will remain af-
ten the. old place shall.be no more.
Forsthe opening hill s Mothers Love, z
viii l'e produced. Following is com
plste synopsis Of the play
: Mothers Love-" by Ad. L'Arronge,3
is 9 comedy drama evincing class-prs-
JUDGE, quite prevalent IN European
countries. 4
3 Widow Johanna Thiele q good hearted
old lady, but lacking higher education.
Is very much satisfied with the careeren-
tered upon by her only son Rudolph.
He has studied medicine and become
very successful practitioner, but his good
mother cannot reconcile herself to the
fact, that instead Of continuing his faith
er's business, q book store, his pride
forced him into higher spheres. She
fears that in his present position, he
might associate with people of higher
rank and thus ignore the class to which
she belongs. Prasohky, an old friend
of the family, comedies with the ideas
of Mother Thiele. The engagement:of
Rudolph with Baroness Harden leads to
frequent quarrels between mother and
son, and end with threat of the former
to discontine TO regard the latter as her
son. On his wedding-day Rudolph re-
turns to his mother, tells her how much
ne loves her, and how unhappy he has
been since the separation. Finally she
admits her wrong and mothers love and
general happiness reigns supreme. "
Chief Of Police Krause last Friday af-
ternoon arrested two parties who gave
their names as Leon Brown and Albert
Murphy upon Telegram from Vesta
charging them with having burglarized
tie saloon Of W. Blackmore. a The men
were held until. Saturday afternoon
when the marshal of Vesta came over
and Unidentified them as the parties want
ed and they were taken back to Vesta
for examination. 80.
Speaking of the farmers institute at.
CORTLAND last week the St. Peter Journ-
al says: The farmers institute held at
CORTLAND Tuesday was successful,
pleasant and instructive event. The ses-
sion was held in the beautiful Doty
park, and was the delightful novelty of
an outdoor meeting. The weather was
perfect and there was large attendance;
it was neighborhood picnic as we'll as
school of instruction. 49,
The New Ulm Gun and Rod club held
their shoot Thursday afternoon. The
score out of a possible rs was as follows;
VIM. Meyer, 10; Herman Mueller, IS;
Jos. Bobleter, II; N. Olsen, IS; A. J.
sVogel, IA; VIM. E. Koch, IA; P. Graft,
13; John Toberer, 70; B. Stockman, 10;
julius Krause, II; Fred Spoerhas. 10;
John Muhs, 8; E. Hoidale, s; Vim. Her.
ran, 6; Chas. Hauenstein, 4; FIR. Burg
jr., 2. The next shoot of the club occurs
next Wednesday at p. IN.
st. Peter Free Press Miss Anna L.
Peterson went to New Ulm last Monday
for the purpose of organizing a class in
Instrumental music and also class to
make SPECIAL study Of the great COM
posers. We can cheerfully recommend
Miss Petersen to the citizens of New
Ulm as musician of ability and a cap-
able teacher on the pianoforte. She IS.
the composer of the Zenith waltzes,
which are being SO we'll received by mu-
s1cians, and has also composed the mu-,
sic to several songs.
The wrestling match at the opera
house Sunday evening evening between
Charles Suter and James Edwards was a
fine exhibition Of athletic skill but re-
received very poor local patronage. The
match had been advertised as tiye-bout
match but owing to the excessive heat
was reduced to the best two out Of