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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-01-24
TURNER HALL.
Program q Gynnastie Exercises,
New u In I urnverein

Boys elias 6 to 10 years. Monday and
Thursday, 80 to q 40 p. m.
Boys class 10 to 14 years Monday
and Wednesday, 4 80 to 5:45 p. m.
Girls class (6tos10 years) Tuesday s 80
to- $ :45 r. m.;;s aturda 8 80 tot 9 :45a.m.
Girls class (oyer 10 years. Tuesday
and Friday, = 80 to s As p. m. .3.s
Boys class q to s18 years Monday
and Friday, so to s 80 d. m,
Dung ladies class tower 16 years.
Thursday 80 to 3 p.s N.
. L.adies' class, Including married la
dies, Tuesday and Frida 3 to- 4 p. m.
. Active Turner's, Tuesday and Friday
$3.50 to 10 p. m.
Turner's 80 years and over Thursday.
q toA10 p. Al.
lorna training fer boys Saturday,
Oh to 4 4 s.#.=4z
New y I'm Tnrnyerein 4
leHw unBa. s91ssM.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-01-24
me viii 81 Werner BOesch hos been


The III If Werner Boesch has Been
admitted 20 probate Judge George 81
the probate court Is deciding On satur-
day 81 last week. No evidence was in-
PRODUCED 81 the contestant, rs. NJ iinnie
Mathews Of Marshall BY, Al appeal Inns
been taken 10 the district court where
the matter will be stubbornly fought
ont. Mira Boesch is represente.l BY q.
HR. Davis Of ST Peter, while the interests
of Mrs. Mat News IRE IL the hands 81
George sommerville Of Sleep Eye The
will winch is being contested was drawn
May %, 1897, and The greater partSoi
the estate bequeatl,ed 10 Mrs. Frances
BoescI, widow Of the testator The val.
ne Of the estate is laced at $24, O00, oi
which $15 900 il personal property and
IS, 800 real estate. :s
The ladies Of the Current News Club
haveEmet with the most graft ying sue
cess in their efforts to sell tickets for tie
library benefit 10 be given at the opera
house tomorrow evening and that there
will be large and appreciative audi
ence present is assured. II, however
you have not yet purchased your ticket
flat need make no difference. There
will be no reserved seats and the one
who pays his admission at the door viii lllll
have just as good chance to stcnre q de.
sirable seat as those who bought in ad-
vance. The program will be furnished
by the best local talent in the city and
aside from the meritorious object fol
which it Is being given, thesentertain
ment will be well worth attending fol
its own sake ## &@ n 5zez5..% TIL
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-01-24

JUDGING from present appearances a
war between Russia and Japan seems
inevitable. In such case it is almost as
inevitable that England will become in
volved, in fact will be compelled to
fight IN order to retain her eastern pos
sessions. The situation is of great i'm
port to the Beers and if their struggle
can be prolonged sufficient length of
time the chances for their ultimate sue
cess is almost certain. War between
Russia and Japan presages a general
European war which may result in the
disruption of the British Empire and
will require the exercise of the most
subtle diplomacy to prevent the United
States from becoming embroiled in the
difficulty. The closing events of the
10Th century are likely to be stirring
ones.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-01-24
AND now it is claimed that Brigham

AND now it is claimed that Brigham
Young Roberts was elected to congress
by republican votes and in opposition
to Mormon sentiment just for the pur-
pose of getting him before that body
that he might be made an example of.
Bunny, isn't it, how, in the language of
Holy Writ, ''all things work together
for good.''
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-01-24

THE Grand Forks Plaindealer enters
into lengthy and plausible defense oil
the popular pastime of flirting. The ar
ticle IS all right and we'll written but
the man who attempts to get up.a fir
tation with the Plaindealer mans best
girl would better carry plenty of life in
surance and gun, just the same.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-01-24

THE Hennepin Republican Associa.
will be compelled to resort to more
democratic beverage for its Lincoln Day
celebration, the brilliant young senator
of that name having declined to be pres.
ent. .
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-01-24

MAJOR ABBOTT is going to prepare a
set of rules ''for the navigation Of the
St. Croix river" As in the case of our
own Minnesota, the chief rule will doubt
less be--keep off the grass.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-01-24

The report Of the state labor commits
sloner for 1899 contains many ito ms OF
interest and some curious variations as
to the wages received are present ted. For
instance, the smallest number, 20. re-
receive less than S. per week The larg-.
est number, 279O, are IN the class re.
ceiving between SO and SO per week.
The next largest number, ga receive
between $12 and So per week while
between the two are 1903 receiving be-
tween $40 and $12 pei week. There are
872 receiving between 81 and So. Then
back again to 1913 who receive between
So and 50. Taking the ststes as a whole
there were found 9277 employees receiy-
ing between So and $40 per week, 1854
receiving between $12 and SIS, 154,7
between $15 and $18, 1866 between SIS
and $40, and 1894 who were receiving
$50 and over. There were found twelve
women receiving $40 and over per week
and IL who receive between 81 and $40,
while the largest number, 1889, receive
between Sc and 81. These figures are
for industrial establishments only. Sum
ming up the whole matter, .95 of per
cent of the industrial employees inspect
ed receive less than So per week ;s.71
receive $40 and over, 1928 per cent be-
tween $1S and $40, and the largest per-
centage, 1916, receive between 50 and
@1A sf s,
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-01-24

THE Minneapolis Tribune recently
devoted considerable space in explo,ta-
ton of the return of DIR. A. A. Ames to
the republican ranks after having origin
ally been member of that party, then
a democrat, popullst, fusionlst, in fact
everything but prohibltionist, in his
search for office and notoriety. The
editor of the Tribune should read Pro-
verbs 26-11.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-01-24

AMERICAN mules are now vacclnated
before shipment to the Trasyaal. Com
ment is unnecessary.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-01-24

REPUBLICAN, newspapers, realizing the
need for Rockefeller's millions in the
coming campaign, defend the recent
rise in the price CT kerosene oil upon
the ground that since 1897 the price has
only risen ".01 of a cent a gallon more
than the known increase in the cost of
production" If that be true, may not
the same condition exist with reference
to all other trust products, print paper
for instance, and ought not those repub-
lican organs which are bowling against
the hump in the price of their paper
stand for the raise without murmur2
Consistency is a jewel, but mighty
scarce article among republican roliti-
Clans
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-01-24

The republican mutual admiration
society of Minnesota, which IN plain
English means the party press, is con.
graduating itself over the announce
ment that Bob Dunn sis wiling that
Van SAINT should lie the candidate fol-
governor. To the casual observer it
wonld seem that their anguish for fear
he would not be willing was pure waste
The republican machine has long since
decided that Van SAINT should be the
nominee and while Bobby IS good
deal of an anti-machine buffer it is al
ways safe to look for him on the inside
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-01-24

THRoUaH an Soversigh last week The
Review robbed the Sleepy Eye Herald
Gifts proper credit for - editorial npon
the counting printing matter. bile We
may have been entirely il accord with 81
the sentiments Of the Herald man we re
certainly had no desire TO steal his th.1n-
dor
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-06-02

rami W st. Louis w chwili obecnei ME ma
ley do ajbezpieczniejszyc niewinny
pasaIer mOIe tatwO COS Obcrwac w bilaty-
&c. PubhcznoSt vice unika tramwaj6w
radzi sobie bez mich jak mole. Ma ulicach
widat wielkQ ilost starych wchikul6w
wsZelkiego rodzaju wircej niA zwyklc bi-
cyki. Wiele os6p ME jczdzi prZez sympa-
tye dla stra ikier6w. Cztonkom wiclu unii
robomicZych Jest to zahronione pod kara
$40. Byia NOVA 0 straj ku innych robomi-
k6w przcz sympatyr, ale planu tego udalo
sic prZeprOwadZic. - Ma ZakoncZcnie Z
przyiemnoScia zaznaczamy fakt, ze pot set
k ludzi, sprowadZonych do st. Louis, ably
brOnii interes6w kompanii jake poicyan-
ci odm6wilo siulby. skoro sic dowiedzieli,
O GO chodN. Il przeszto trzech tysiecy lu-
dzi. kt6rzy zastraj jkowai, dotychczas tylko
5O-ciu zgodzilo sic powr6cG do piracy.
Dnia % maja st. Louis przyszfo do
groznych rozruch6w. kt6rych nirbrzpic-
cznie pokaleczeni zostaE: Herman Prstka
(postrzeIony W ,plecy), John 7. Ric" po-
strzelony piers) Il. II. StiIson (tak
samo), John McCalIcy postrzelony W lcwa
noge), Daily Mitchell post. W prawq re-
ke). VIM. Gramcmann (post. W lewa no.
|ge). George Lokastan (post. W ramie), AL
ocIt w NdtlOMlak \poSt prilWt rtlllSl'
Ze dwadziescia innych os6b zostaio po-
strzclonych lekko. Strzclanic ro2poczeli
"skabi' ma oslrp do tfumu.
Car wyspy Newfoundland" p. Robert
G. Reid, chce sic wycofaG intcrcsu od-
poczqt po trudach pracowitego zywota.
| w tym celu organizuj jc W Anglii spoke z
kapitalom S27, 900, 900, kt6raby sic mogla
| zajat prowadzcnicm nirzliczonej licZby
przedsiebiorstw, jake pozakiadaf na swo-
|iej wsypic. Piet milion6w akr6w gruntu
na wyspie Newfoundland, czyli prawie Gaia
wyspa, jest osobistq wtasnoscia p. Reid a.
A ze to Jest niemato, powrzmie czytclnil
wyobraAenie, jezei powemy, Ac obszal
ten r6wna sic obsZarowi Irlandyi. Ma swo-
| iej wyspie pan Reid ma swoje koleje, swo-
ie telegrafy, swoje kopamic, swoic okrety
it'd, it'd. nie liczqc lS-tu studzien olriu
SkalnprO
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-06-02
Agenci "Ameryki."

KAROL, bedzie kolekto-
wal W Pittsburgh okolicy.
MICHALSKI WLADYSLAW, bedzie
kolektowaf W Chicago, South Bend,
Hammond, Sobieski, East Chicago,
Fort Wayne. Elkhart, it'd.
WYSZYNSkI WEADYSkAW, kolektuje
Pittsburgh okolicy.
RADLISNKI ALEKSANDER koe-
ktuje W Detroit Mich, okolicy. Mie~
Ska on: SS6 St. Aubin ave-
ODALSKI Il. j. koiektuje W Detroit,
Wyandotte Trenton. Toledo.
KOLASSA WALENTY, 80 Gibson ST.,
kolektuje W Buffalo okolicy.
KOZLOWSKI ANTONI, SO Armadillo
ST., Dunkirk N. Y, ma prawo kolekto-
wac "a 'Ameryke' W Dunkirku i okoli-
cy.
Pieniad1e listy nalezy przysyfac prosto
do wydawcy pod adresem:
A. A. PARYSKI,
3l6 jackson av., Toledo, 0.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-06-02

przybyio do New Yorku $1,000 imigran-
tow; 40 procent tel liczby stanowiIi Wlosi.
PETERSBURG, l czer.-Na rosyjskim
torpedowcu stojqcym W porcie petersburg
skim eksplodowal koci6f, przyczem 6 O.
sob znalaZlo Smierc.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., 81 maja Sc
nator Clark zrczygnowat zc swego stanowi-
ska ostatecznie i gubernator Montany,
Smith. miamowa1 senatorem zwiazkowym
Martin a Magginis.
BERLIN. | czcr.-Inany szerokich
koiach artystycznych malarz Leopold Bo-
rowski, zastrzeIif swoiq l5-leniQ kochanke
Elize Feige, a potem chciaf / siebie po-
zbawic zycia. Borowski Jest cziowickiem
zonatym
OBERAMMERGAU. | c.::r Pomimo
niepogody ogromna ilo&C willow zebrafa
sic na wcZoraJsze przedstawicnie pasyln".
Ogolnie twierdza, ze przedstawienia tego-
roczne przewyzszaja o wicle przedstawie-
mia roku 1890
LONDYN. | czer. Lord Roberts do
nosi, ze 20 maia otoczyt miasto Johannes
burg miaf nadzieje wejsc od miasta Il ca
la swa armia nastepnegO dnia.-Ludnost
burska jest "a pokojem pofozenie prezy-
denta Krugera jest coraz trudniejszem
PRETORIA, 1 czer. -.Anglicy zajeli
Johannesburg 30 maja bez opozycyi. Dnia
3l-go maja wojska angelskie weszfy do
Pretoryi takze bez opozycyi Prezydent
Kruger ze swoia armiq uciek1 do Water
valboven. Ludnosc ia zebraniu publ
cznem oswiadczy1a sic przeciw wojnie.
Zwolennicy wojny uciekIi miasta razem
4 Krugerem. Anglicy odebrali LISP jeh-
COW, pomiedzy ktorymi jest lO7 oficer6w.
Przepowiadaja koniec woiny.
WASHINGTON, | czer-Senat przyjaf
rezolucye wyznaczaiaca $1,000, 900 ma wy
stawe ST. Louis, kt6ra ma sic odbyc W
r. 1903, ale pod warunkiem, re komisya
wystawowa zbierze innych zr6det SlO,-
100000.
WELLAND, ONT. 81 maja. - John
Walsh John Nolin, Irlandczycy, ktorzy
Welland, zostali wczoraj skazani na dozy-
wotne wiezienie. Opinia publiczna posa-
dza ich nalezenie do wrogiego Anglii
stowarzyszenia patryotycznego Fenian.
SCRANTON, PA. 81 maia.-Areszto-
wano tutaj Is alderman6w, kt6rzy podobno
byli przekupieni przez tutejsza kolej uli-
czna. Byf proiekt obfozenia tel ostatniej
podatkiem pre-. cd dochodu ma rzecz mia
sta dzieki przekupstwom uchwalono poda-
tex wynoszacy tylko l pre-.
PETERSBURG, l Metropolita
Antoni wydaf do cafego duchowiehstwa
prawosfawnego W caiej swietej Rosyi roz-
kaz, moca kt6rego hr. Leonowi Tofstojowi,
jako heretykowi, wzbroniony jest wstep do
cerkwi, branie udziafu obrzadkach ko-
sciofa prawostawnego.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-06-02
PRACA I KAPITAk

Wszyscy robotnicy introligatorscy W To-
ledo So czfonkami uni.
Palacze ma statkach Rockefeller'a, otrzy-
mali podwyzke 81 80 ma $l.75 ma wfasne
zadanie bez strajku.
Czfonkowie 'Pofaczonych Stowarzyszen
Robotnikow zelaznych Stalowych" twier-
dza, re chociaz ceny ze]aza do budowi
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-06-02
OSTATNIE TELEGRAMY

NEW YORK. W ostatnim tygodniu
przybyio do New Yorku $1,000 imigran-
tow; 40 procent tel liczby stanowili Wlosi.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-06-02

piet lat ma przywilej zamiatania ulic miej-
skich lub czyszczenia kanaf6w na inne
tym podobne godnosci, dostepne tylko O.
bywatelom Stai6w Zjednoczonych.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-06-02

NEW YORK, 81 maja.-Na wojennym
okrecie amerykanskim ''Texas' wybuchfy
zaburZenia. Maitkowie czyszczqcy pokfad
popili sic spirytusem drzewnym zaczeli
wymyslat oficerom. UspokOjono ich W ten
spos6b, Ae wezwani marynarze wycelowali
do mich z karahin6w. 10 majtk6w okuto.
OcZekujQ oni obecnic sadu woiennego
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-06-02

NEW YORK, 81 maja. Jamcsa Fitz-
harris .I6zefa Mullet, ,kt6rzy przyiechali tu-
tai ma okrece "Lucania," " cofnieto DO
wrotrm do Europy. Ludzie ci zostali ME
dawno wypuszczcni Z wiezienia W Anglii,
W kt6rem siedzicli przcz lat oSmnaScic; bra
Ii oni udziat W sIynnei sprawie zamordowa-
MIA Burkeg'o Cavendish'a przez Irlan-
d2kich Fcnian, w Phoenix Parku, Du-
bIinic.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-06-02

wciaz sic podnosza, to jednak zarobki ro-
botnik6w ME wzrastajq Z r5wnQ szybko-
Scia
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-06-02

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. - Idarzylo
sic tutai pare wypadkdw dzumy W dzieIni-
cy chinskici. L tego powodu urzad sanitar-
ny nakazat rzykiwaG Chinczykom lmfe
zapobiegajQca zarazeniu sic tQ choroba.
Wywotalo to wielki op6r; Chnczycy poza-
mykali sklepy przestali wychodzit domu.
Nreszcie orzccZono, Ze wstrZykiwanic linz
fy ME Jest ohowiazkowem.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-04

mans brother officers, men who know
him we'll say 80 Is very probable that
Roichman occupied some conspicuous
point OF vantage from which TO view
the fight. and hIs discovery In Uniform
by The British was the basis f0r the
supp0ation that he was one of the
B0er leaders
Hfichman was selected by Gen. Miles
personally TO accompany the Boer
forces during the war as an observer
for the United states army The ma
ton was already represented on the
British side by Capt. Slocum and in
the interest OF military science Il was
deemed essential that an accurate ac-
count should be had Of the B1er
method OF warfare In order that COM
illusions might he drawn that would Doe
useful 90 the United States army
Reichman ranks high as a scientific
soldier having been detailed with sue
cess 20 observe the grand mancuVers
OF the German army as n representa-
tive Of the United states army His
colleagues IN Washington declare that
the officer has too much common sense
90 be led into a violation of his orders
in the manner described for n be
actually threw his lot with the Beers
in attacking the British he violated
the rules ~ war and committed very
grave offense under the army regula-
ti0ns
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-04
SOUND MONEY LEAGUE.
Discussion whether it win be ia the
Next Presidential Campaipn.

New York, April "A majority of the
executive committee OF the Sound
Money league are in favor OF continue
Ing the league and OF taking part Boz the
national campaign lu case he Dem0-
cratic platform contains free silver
plank. 10 was the wish OF J. sterling
MO-t0n formerly secretary OF agrIcul.
ture, and until recently the president OF
the league 20 close up the organization
and TO have the balance in the treasury.
amounting 90 something over $4,000.
devoted 90 the continuance OF PUBLISH
Ing sound money arguments 10 a paper,
the Conservative. published 10y him in
Nebraska. The other members OF the
executive committee Of the league were
not in sympathy with Mr. Morton,
either with his idea Of closing the
league or bis plan Tor disposIng OF the
treasury balance, and these differences
Of opinion are, 20 Is said responsible
for Mr. Mort0ns decision 20 refuse a
reelection as president Of the league.
He was succeeded last week as presl-
dent by Mr.. COwen, president OF the
Baltimore and Ohio
Aside from Mr. Morton the members
Of the executive committee believe 10 is
yet too early 10 give up the machinery
which was created drulng the active
work Of the league II the Kansas city
convention dominates MI. Bryan ON the
Chicago platform 10 VIII. the committee
argue be necessary 20 have an effective
organization To cOunteract the efforts
Of the free silver people In order 20 pre-
vent the latter fr0m making decided
progress.
a. Barton Hepburn. a member OF the
executive committee Of the league,
said THE Sound Money league Is not
to be dissolved The election which is
about To take place involves the cleo
ton Of twelve United States senators,
most Of whom, N not an. are IN states
which might be very easily carried by
the Populists or Democrats Two OF
these senators viii represent Nebraska,
one West Virginia and one Montana.
The Sound Money league have work be-
fore them trying 90 preserve these
States az far as possible Tor the sound
money cause. There is great field for
effort In the South IN the States which
have gone so heavily INTO cotton manu-
featuring. In fact, the league may do
hard work IN distributing sound money
literature IN those States 10 which the
progress Of the manufacturing Indus
tries and the subsistence OF the race Is
sue give an opening through which they
may be captured for sound money
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-04

tlon, and a few hours later Kuehn ap.
peared az the station and said he be-
lieved that bis daughter had run away.
Kuehn told TO the police that the glrl
was his daughter aud that she had
come 20 America from Germany only a
few years ago, Nelghbors assert that
the girl worked HARD, was OF retiring
disposition, and not strong The I'M.
spectOr, so far has been unable 90 md
any one who saw the girl leave the
house and he has detailed detectives TO
work exclusively on The case. we
have found some peculiar evidence.
said the Inspector last night. "and I
am not sure what the outcome of our
investigation viii be. u may be that
the girl ran away from home We win
investigate the matter and find out
The fact that the GIN has been missing
for SO long a time in addition To the
evidence we have secured leads me To-
fear that she may have come 90 harm"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-04
DEsERET EVENING NEVIS WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4 1900

custody tor selling similar stamps as
genuIne AZ a hearing before H. s.
Commissioner Humphrey, Buchanan
was held 20 the federal grand jury 10
$1,000 bonds
Buchanan was arrested by Secret
Service Agent Porter and PoHonice Inc
spect0rs Farrell and Tow SON. a trunk.
which was tO be sent % clark was
seized by the officers and a complete
outfit and hundreds of STAMPS bogus
and genuine were connscatcd The
counterfeit stamps were of all den0mi-
nations and there We're many rare is
sues ln the l0t The originals of some
OF these are valued ar SIS each and
there were others almost as costly
There were also eicctrotype cuts for
printing stamps ana postmarks
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-04
Hills Insists on Rcsigning.

New York Apr, 4-Rev. Dr. New
ell Dwight HILLS says he VIII not with.
draw bis letter cf resignation and re.
main a member OF the presbytcry OF
Chicago. Notwithstanding a committee
has been appointed 90 wait upon him.
presumably u the hope of inducing
him tO d. sD.
According 90 Dr. Hnus own words.
he is "a layWan and has 800 ministerial
standing whatever 81 Identified my
ministry De sall 'aud am now q
layman"
he was asked. now that ne had LEFT
the Presbyterian church whether he
would Join the Congress uonal assocla.
ton and be replied that 70 WAS mate
ter Tor future consideration and laugh.
ngly added. "rhc association may
not receive me. Technically. AS ] say,
am without ministerial standing"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-04
~, Of Manila Expresses Wiling
ness to be a Candidate
,rw YORK WORLD SAYS 50.
,uss a plan ON the Part OF
Low memorials who Have Heen
rring TO shelv' Bry""
rarly pispatches.l


49,. work April "a special to the
nv, ~. from washington says Admiral
we, authorizes the World to an
49, go. 10 the American people that
D s mature reflection and In response
.' N. earnest entreatles from all parts
S,ss country. his former decision not
49, apv circumstances to run for
un'' presidency is resclnded. A World
-. .,'.oondsnt saw the admiral at his
s.ns AT 6 o'clock last evening. Ad-
mbal Dewey said
.T realize that the time has arrived
.,e, must definitely define my posi-
'aWban I arrived IN this country last
..,.~,bsr / said then that nothing
,li induce me 10 be candidate for
,sa presidency since then, however
ftays had the leisure and inclination
=, .riy the matter, and have reached
5lgersut conclusion, inasmuch as so
-. essurances have come 10 me
IN my countrymen that | would be
.sssptabl5 as a candidate for this great
aGr5 n he American people want me
n, his high Office shall be only too
wiling % serve them.
m Il he highest honor In the gift
~ tbls nation What citizen would re-
us. Iti
~snce studying this subject l am
convinced that the Office of the Presi-
ant Is not such "a very difficult one
n I'M his duties being mainly TO exc
cue me laws Of Congress.
should ] be chosen FOR this exalted
POSITION ! would execute the laws Of
congress as faithfully as | have always
executed the orders Of my superiors.'
Admiral Dewey ala not state which
psrtys nomination he would accept.
Tbe reporter asked "On what plat
form win you stand?' and the admiral
replied. u think / have said enough
al this time. and possibly too much"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-04
DIED FOR MIR HUSBAND.
Butte Woman Receives Bullet In
tended for Him.

Butte. Mont, April 3.-Mrs. Fay
Creech a native Of Frankfort Ky, and
wife Of Joseph Creech, a saloon-keeper
on South Main street. lost her life this
morning while trying 10 protect her
husband from the bullet Of a would-be
assassin,
The murderer, who Is unknown, had
had a trning quarrel with Creech In
the latters saloon agout $3.50 this morn
ing. The stranger drew a gun and
snapped Il at Creech, but II failed to go
of. Mrs Creech Jumped between them
Just as the stranger aimed another shot
al him This time the gun went on
and the bullet struck the woman In the
breast She died In a few minutes,
Creech started after the man, but
was unable 90 catch an with him. ia
Allison was arrested for the murder
and taken 10 the city Jail, but after
ward escaped