New Ulm review., 1900-09-26

Judge Geschwind and .. Pickle ha. e
the management of contributions to the
Galveston relief fund in local circles.
and are receiving liberal responses from
the business men. About $75 will be.
raised in this city. Sleepy Eye Herald.
Henry Erdahl was before Judge Hem
ningsen last Friday on a charge Of
drunkenness and was assessed in the
sum of$25, which he paid. The ap-
parently large fine imposed IS explained
by the fact that Henry is an old offender
and has been before the court before.
The White Spear Comedy company,
which is at the opera house this week,
il giving q series of performances con-
siderably above the average ssmpdicine.
show and is consequently receiving a
aavery liberal patronage. They will re-
main here the balance9of this week and.
all Of next. sssss,saes.,...,... ...... j ....
81 Careful pernsal of our republican sec
and district exchanges leads us to be-
[lieve that thesonly objection found to-
M. b. Mathews, the democratic .candi-
date orscongress, is that he has a abar'l.'
We also notethat this has never been
considered a.fatal defect in a republican
nominee. .s..tf.. r. H. ~
Rosa, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Glaesemann of Lafayette, and Paul
Borchart were married in the M. E.
church at that place last Wednesday af-
ternoon. A reception was held at the
home of the brides parents. Both the
contracting parties are we'll known in
this city and have the best wishes of a
host of friends.
The Hon. Nick GALES, Hilisboro, New
Mexico, John GALES, Mrs. Lena Girard
and Miss Josie Gales, Minneapolis,
spent Sunday in this city visiting rela-
tives anu attending the annual picnic of
the Sons of Hermann. The gentlemen
are brothers of Jos. Gales of this city
and the ladies are daughters of the same
we'll know wn citizen.
The Review is in receipt of the first
number of the Minneapolis Star, the
new democratic daily which commenced
publication last Saturday. 1t Is a seven
column, four page paper and gives prom
lse of filing gap in the list of daily pa
pers Of the twin cities which has long
been apparent. H. L. Chaffee is manag-
ing editor and the paper has the Scrlpps-
McRae telegraphic news service.
John Smith and Joseph Kenning, two
members of the Wild West show, i'm
bibed too much conversation water
Tuesday morning and started out to do
the town but soon ran against the police
and we've promptly persuaded that this
was neither the proper time nor place
to display their war-like tendencies. The
charge on Judge Henningsen's tab was
drunkenness and they were fined 81 and
costs upon the express condition that
they get out of town. The fines we're
paid and John and Joe faded.
The saturday evening Post for Sept.
20 is special double number. The plan
of the Saturday Evening Post is to give
each week a magazine of the best current
literature that will be equal in literary
quality and illustration to the NOR rthlies.
The cover of this double number is bv
Gibbs, and is in color. The opening fea-
ture is the first jnstallment of Gilbert
Parker's new serial, The Lane that Had
no Turning. Those who have read this
story pronounce it the stronges: work
that Mr.. Parker has yet done.
Mrs. Margaret Bogen, an old resident
of this city, died at her home on Center
street yesterday afternoon at the age of
rs years. Last Thursday she had the
misfortune to slip and fall sustaining a
fracture Of the thigh bone and other in
ternal injuries which operated to cause
her death. She leaves four children,
two daughters, one of whom is at home
and one residing at Chaska, and two
sons, one of whom is in Montana and
and the other in Texas. At the hour of
going to press arrangements for the
funeral had not yet been completed,
Orders were issued from the mayors
office Monday directing the police to
The letter City Ordinance No. 81. This
is the ordinance requiring the licensing
of dogs and means that from and after
date every bow WOW not ornamented
with an official tag will be taken IN