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professional elocutiopist, will render q
lection, and Mrs. Cora B. Shirley Walker
will sing. There will also be several more
very attractive features. The ladies on the
committee will wear costumes to represent
the different months In the year.
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fight yesterday morning at the Union
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The funeral of Carl G. Killinger. late
private of Company X. First Montana Vol
unteers. who died several days ago in
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to-day at 8. D. m. from the home of his
brother-in-law. Charles c. Kistner
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his insults to those passing who did not
threw a beer bottle at him and made his
escape into dry goods store. Morris fol-
lowed and drew a knife. Neither was in
jured
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backward. The armature fell upon his
chest and stomach. and. though no bones
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New Ulm review., 1900-01-31

{
Washing IAN. Sc en-. Otis re-
ported to the war department Wednes-
day that the western coast of the is
land Of Panay is now open for trade.
and that the coast2of Laguna de Bay.
and the neigh hboring sections of the
country will also be opened to unre-
stricted traffic by the end Of the week.
He also reports several minor en- ngage-
ments with the Fiipinos, in which the
American arms meet with the usual
success. The enemy lost heavily and
large amount of arms and ammlni-
ton was captured. SIS $ :l1.
Driven from Entrenchments
Manila, Jan. 25.--A part Of Gen.
Schwan's column, consisting of six
companies with some artillery, drove
"a force of 500 insurgents from their
entertainments at San Diego o,tnear San:
Pablo, on Sunday. The enemy official
ly reported that they lost 81 killed and
many wounded. Our casualties were
cne killed and IA wounded, the in
juries in most instances being slight.
Gen. Wheeler Leaves. F5s.-s s
Gen. Wheeler and his daughter left
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,Defense Fund Pt1tng In =

Indianapolis, Ind, Jan. 29.-The joint
scale committee Of the coal operators
and miners met again Saturday. The
operators Friday night decided to.hold
out. against, the 'ssingle standard" or
run of mine, min system of pay. The de-
fense fund plan of the United Mine
Workers is gaining ground. It is
thought that if the plan proposed is
perfected wit hin two mon tbs, if no gen
eral strike comes, the national treas
ury will have from S15o, 900 to $2oo,ooo,
while Illinois, Ohio, diana and Penn
sylyania district will also pile up many
thousands S Of ollars. IT, Il s.r:2 ss "a 4
New Ulm review., 1900-01-31
/ MR.. COCKRAN'S PLAN.
Announces Conditions Under Which
~ He VIII Support Mr. Bryan
" = : for President. "

New York, Jan. 29.-W. Bourke Cock
ran announces his advocacy, with one
condition, of the denomination of Will
liam j. Bryan for the presidency. Mr..
Cochran proposes truce with the Ne
braskan on the silver. question until
1904, and if Bryan will agree to the
armistice anti-imperialism will be the
democracy's war cry in the 1900 cam
Paign. If Mr.. Bryan will censent to
postpone the silver fight until 1904
Cochran agrees to indorse the Chicago
platform in its entirety.
New Ulm review., 1900-01-31
THE NEW COLOSSUS or ROADS.

valued at over 100000, yen in Hak-
kaldo province, northern Japan, in De-
cember.s Thirty-five towns in the dis
trict of .Shikari were devastated. Since
September no less than 1925 houses
have been submerged or washed away
i'll Hakkaldo alone, while the total
damage is placed at 13,ooo,ooo yen.
Complete returns show 100 fishing
schooners and other craft were de
stroyed or sunk during the severe
storm which swept over the Japanese
coast December 23 to Is. The total
number of lives. lost is placed at 1s9.
New Ulm review., 1900-01-31

Paris, Jan. rs. = Late Wednesday
night the correctional tribunal pro-
nounced verdict of guilty on 1s as
sumptionists, whose trial began on
Monday, and sentenced them to pay
M ninal fine of 16 francs each. In adj
dition.. the tribunal ordered the. .dlsso-
luton Of the order. The government
has placed its seals on the chapel and
convent buildings. This is the most
violent anti Ca tholic measure taken IN
trance for 20 years. ss.s 5s .s3.s,, s5s.,.
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Dir I|IIB
Gen Bull els osy arren,s
Men Were Driven f, tie Beers ].
rom SspIon Kop
THE LOSS Of LIFE EXCEED INCL \ HEAVY.
sfsisi,af shes q Isronn Bnr her sSources Say the
Eng gIisI1 Left 300 Dead on che Field
Hut this Believed IN I,oIldon
to Cover the WouIls ed.


.ondon, an saeneral B ler has
me with a treIne endous defeat {. His. at
tempted tturnin 8 movement for t1le re
lief Lad dysmith has proved a disastrous
56ffai lure and he has been forced south
of the Tug ELLA.
Aftersthe aband donTnentsofS Spion kop
the igght Of edneseaay to e thursday
the British command ders decided that a
attack on the kopS was nseles, that the
Boer ri ght was too strong to be forced
and that the best course was Ito with
dr raw. #
Accordingly General W arren's diviis-
ion was moved back over richards
asDri #. oversWh hich it. had crossed a week
before. 5s
'T1he5r etirement occupied fifty hours
and ll1ld General Butler takes pains to
point out was effected without loss Of
a q man or a pound of stores. 1.
That the 'Boer forces. made no effort
to impede the crossing Of the broad
and and swiftly running river, with pre-
#cipitous banks, was construed by the
ritish to mean that the enemy had
{ suffered SO severely during the prev
ious US f ghting that they were in no hur-
Sry to resume.
Nothing is said respecting General
Lyttleton's brigade which crossed Pot.
gieter's drift, but it is inferred that
twill not remain long on the north
bank Of the Tugela, even If has not
ALREADY wi thdrawn. zszS:o. 5 I* +:
London takes the news badly and
the crias against the officials are deep
and loud. Parliament will meet next
next Tuesday and then all kinds of
questions will be asked. $~ ~ . L. xa..z
London, Jan. 2s.-Gen. Butler says
that Warren's troops have retreated
south of the Tugela river. The Beers
Isl that the British lost 1900 killed
Wednesday. It is believed here that
this includes thewounded. The Beers
also claim that $50 Of the English
troops surrendered at Spion Kop.
General Buffers dispatch to the war
office states that .Spion Kop has aban-
doned on account of lack of water, in
ability to bring artillery there and the
heavy Boer fire. General Butler gives
no list Of casualties. His whole force
withdrew south of the -Tugela river,
with the evident intention of reaching
Ladysmith by another route.
Boer Head Laager, Jan. s5.-The
British dead left on the battlefield
yesterday numbered 1900. It is re
ported here that as the result of 'sLong
TOMS, practice on Monday DR. Jane
son was wounded in the leg. Presi-
dent Steyn has visited this laager.
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Drowned.

.*B B'eloit, Wis, Ian. ~ A AlbertS Dennis
Burns, p q member Of the college senior
class and one of the most prominent
students Of The collie ege, was drowned
in Roc river - hursd ay w hile ska ting.
Isl bod was recovered. d Mr.. Burns VA s
g % ears old 3 and his parents reside at
@SWeetWate Ill 5 fz$$3sl
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4 Not Mrs. LuetEert.

Akron, O., an. Is. - The woman in
Akron who was believed to be Mrs.
.Adolph L-netgert, the missing wife OF
the late Chicago butcher,wa ident tilted.
as Mrs. Ma Matilda Cook, formerly OF Lima,
o.. Mrs. Cook recently returned from
Germany She has been taken for Mrs.
.Luetgert several times, she said. =.ss
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Assigned.

Boston, Jan. X. Souther &
Sons, liquor dealers. of Roxbury nave
made an assignment. II They were bor-
rowers Of money at the Globe bank.
The loans were called and they were
forced to ass ign. No 4st tatement has
been prepared yet. although approx-
mate figures Of the firms liabilities
are between $200. 900 and $500, 900.
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Socks FOR S0Idfers

San Francisco, J an. e 80 ~ A monster
cons assignment Of cotton socks designed
to clothe the feet of United States
troops now IN N anila has reached
here from Fl hilade elphia, and will be
forwarded to- the Philip pines by the
next m transp port going out There are
100000 pairs Of socks in al, and they
filled two freight cars. #.s s s s38
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Strike Cont.inue..

Troy ] a1 % lit is bitterly
sceld here. the con tin uance Of the
gainst the United Traction
scompan causes Inuc suffering al
well AS inconyen nience. The time set
by the company for its employees to
return work ex ed st noon sa3-
urday 81
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Gambles nj m a Iurder.. r, i,. =,

hita,E an.,,s une 80 special
to the Beacon rom Ok hona City
say ON eueenan, a 3 bar tender,
'dd5li driven Il crazy because he had gambled
and / q lost his money shot and killed his
wife at noon and then jumped from
4 ascend s. 4 tory window, iinjjnring him
self SO that he not expected to
live
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ZLired over ]. cent1n1rr r.

Phoel,,.
he sIIssssfyl ed ges died at the home Of Der
81 laughter, Mrs. Jeanett Morris, in
this town, aged 1O1 years and s
mo tbs.
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. 1s3f ~ = : 7.-7-I..I --'-7I- 8. )
+ ParGOned:..

t Frankfort, KY, Jan. q. Gov. lay
lor has pardoned John Z D. Young, con-
svicted in Mount Sterling IS months
ago of manslaug hter and sentenced to
two years. oung is the son of ex-5
Congressman Ohm d. Young
New Ulm review., 1900-01-31
college Presidena1t: re ], Z. xns, = n

ngfeld, =. Dr. j II.
81 Iardinhas q resigned the presid ency Of
Eureka college, the resi- to take
effect at the end &of the present college
year.
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IS lD ! !:


I,ond On, q an pate il received
| the wal q offee at Gen. W arreH
has tie .Boer
sssfr On hold ear ii, after
ghfiin s.. and sfe III
ssa he moFemen to reIeEe Lad
rend til BRIT e.
ssiishs In es Of retreat endan he
British losses date in Killed.
wounded q and Ca ptured aceording to
Gen. ler's last totals s,22l s men.
en- an s266 s. siince the taling 6
ss'Ipion kop BY the forces under Gen.
1 Warren thin re to. the IN az
has been made public by war Of
Gen. Voodg gate is amor g the
to lose their lives the. last
big battle, Anxiet is not allayed, as
Gen. ller's army must cross Is
mi les Of efeld d held s trsonlg.ly
{ il ntrenched Beers before reaching La
:.5 s..
Lond on, j an ~. 2277 80 Gen Buffers an
nouncement of e; abando onme OF
Spion Kop has depressed the British
public. 1t is feared 8 hat he has met
with a more serious repulses than Il an has
been made known. London papers con
slider the situation in South Africaver,yy
grave and urge the sending Of more
troops. Seven days of fighting have
y left the main Boer positions intact and
Gen. Buffers army 706 weaker. !,
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Secretary Long; Honored.

Boston, Jan. 25. At the annual
meeting Of the Massachusetts, Tota 4
Abstinence society held here Wednes-
day Secretary Of the Navy John
Long was elected presid dent. s5
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Last Considerable Force.

Last Considerable Force.
Washington, Jan. 26.-Gen. Otis re-
ports that Gen. Schwan has defeated
southeast of Laguna de Bay what is
probably the last considerable force
OF Fi!ipinos remaining in one COM
mand, with small loss to himself and
heavy loss to the enemy. %.
Rebel Army Breaking Up. ,
Madrid, Jan. 26.-Capt. Mendonga.
one of the Spanish prisoners recently
released in Manila, says in an inter-
view:
"The Filipino army is decomposing If
the Americans will take up the military
occupation of the coast, paying no atten-
tion to the bands of refugees in the forests,
the latter will put an end to their own
resistance by dissension and mutual ex-
termination. The main task of the Amer
leans at present is TO prevent the landing
in Luzon of contraband of war
More Towns Taken. Fg* "a !.
Manila, JAM, PA dispatch from
Sorsogon, dated Thursday, January rs,
says Brig. GEN Kobbe's expedition
has occupied sorsogon,,G GDonsol, Bulan,
Legaspi and, Virac, on Catanduanes
island. The only resistance was at
Legaspi, where five Americans were
wounded and As dead and Is wounded
Filpinos were found. as q
Victory for Lieut.. Col. Hayes.
Lieut.. Col. Webb C..Hayes has; defeat
ed an entrenched force Of the enemy at
sariaga. One American was killed and
five were, wounded. "a record Of IL
American prisoners was found Capt.
Casteel, while scouting near Baras with
his company, encount cred 400 in sur
gents. He was reinforced by Capt
Gracio, and the enemy was driven to
.Tanay. One American was killed and
one was wounded. .f:s E:s9
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WeddIn rnnfyer2ary.

ngton. 226 he president
9 and d Mrs. Mc inl observed yesterday
the twenty-n III anniversary of their.
wedding. ia 81
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on Wednesday OF the transport War
rem for San Francisco, via Hong-Kong
and Cham
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Tacoma, Wash, Jan. 2 "a - Official re-
ports just completed give details Of
foundations which destroyed property