New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-09-05
The first meeting Of the Current News

The first meeting Of the Current New,
Il Club News for the fall and winter sea.
son Will be held on Tuesday, October
i End, with Mrs. Carolyn Blanchard a
| leader, The topic for the meeting will
be ENGLAND" Following are the Off
GERS for the current term :Presid lent, Mrs
Eleanor Mullen vice president, Mrs. Ell
lla Vogel secretary, Mrs. Bertha Bueng-
er;; oorrespo nding secretary, Mrs. Aman-
da Rein; treasurer, Mrs. Jennie Peter
son; critic, Mrs. Carolyn Blanchard.
County attorney Olsen was ia this eli
ty yesterday and upon complain. Of Jos.
II. Sperl of the town Of Cottonwood, is
sued warrant for the arrest of Albert
lick of the same town. The complaint
alleges assault and battery upon the per
son of Anton Sperl, father o. the COM
planning witness. The trouble between
the parties appears to have arisen over
the establishing OF the station named
Sperl, six miles east of this city on the
M. & St. L., and the laying out Of new
road. "a" e sl.s5. y: NJ. RI #s
What might easily have been serious
accident occurred on Summit avenue
Saturday evening. A three seated car
rage containing four ladies, Misses Car
RE Friedman, Minnie and Josie Pfaen-
der, and Mrs. L. G. Bell, was coming
! ing down the avenue from the home of
Mrs. A. J. Alvin, when the embankment
gave way at a narrow place in the road
and the carriage pitched down the bank.
Fortunately none of the party were in
jured to serious extent although the
carriage was somewhat broken.
Owing to failure to make the neces-
sary arrangements for special trains into
this city last Sunday the game of ball
between the Hauensteins and the LETTERS
team was postponed until next Sunday.
On this day, it being also the occasion
of the laying of the corner stone of the
| new Turner Hall, there will he special
excursions over both roads from the
Twin Cities and also from the east and
west over the G. s. N. w. and there is
but little question that there will be
many hundreds of people here from out
side points.
The weather record for the month of
August; as taken from the monthly sum-
mary made by Observer Eckstein, pre-
sents one or two interesting features.
| One of the most marked of which is that
the average temperature for the month
was 91.7 degrees above zero. The high
est point reached was on the second
when the mercury jumped up to 101,
while the lowest temperature was so on
the 30tb. The total precipitation of
| luc!SIu1c was o.oo 1uCuCS3 dno tiC num-
Der of clear days is placed at II, with
two cloudy and twelve partly cloudy.
Thunder storms occurred on the 11th'
18th, s2nd. =.
In a wreck on the Northwestern at
Tracy last Friday Julius Scheiderich,
whose home is in this city, was seriously
injured, both legs being broken and one
shoulder dislocated. Scheiderich YVES
engineer of a switch engine and was run
into by passenger train. He attempt
ed to avert the wreck by running away
from the approaching passenger train
but crashed into string of box cars, the
passenger engine striking the switch en-
CINE at the same time. He was taken to
Mayo hospital at Rochester by special
train and at latest reports is doing we'll.
Theodore Scheiderich, brother of the in
jured man, went to Rochester Saturday
and upon his return Sunday said that
there was good prospect of saving both
the injured limbs.
Too much hilarity on Sunday gives
James Donovan, R Shenahan and Jordan
Fuchs ,all strangers, board and lodging
for ten days at Hotel Matter. In the
case of Donovan it was just plain CASE
of drunk and a desire to instruct Patrol
} man Rolves in his duties which caused
| his arrest and the imposition of fine O
$40 and costs, amounting to $14.5O anG
the added fact, however, that Donovan
had money and refused to pay the fin
imposed procured for him ten day jal
!, sentence with bread and water attach
ment. The charge upon which Shena
han and Fuchs were arrested was ais,
drunkenness, but upon the hearing i
was found that they had interfered witt