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New Ulm review., 1901-07-17
LOCAL NEWS.
,esa.a .sssass Z z sx a8x8


Mrs. Hannah Case of Mulligan is vls-
iting friends in this city.
Ike MARITIME of Sleepy Eye was in
town on business Monday.
Attorney I. NJ. Olsen of Sleepy Eye
was in the city on Saturday.
Hon Thomas Larson of st. James was
in town on business over Sunday.
A girl baby was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillip Liesch on Sunday morning.
Miss Winnie Setter of Tracy is visit
ing the Misses Hattie and Hilda Setter
of this city.
H. Helmerdinger of Golden Gate had
business with the county commissioners
on Tuesday,
} John Gronau had the misfortune to
fall from hay loft and break his arm
last Tuesday.
August Stork has accepted position
at the C. & N. W. passenger depot,
where he is now employed.
Mrs. Albert Setter left on last Tues
day for Spokane, Was, to visit with rel
atives for several months.
Editor George Bisson of Gibbon and a
party of friends drove over on Sunday
returning the same evening.
Burg's battery visited camp at Lake
City for the past five days, enjoying the
outing with the state militia.
Louis Heimann went to St. Paul on
Monday to visit his brother, August,
who is being treated at hospital in that
city.
friedman s. Schmidt keep their gal
lery closed ON Sunday, but that does not
prevent them from making the best pho
tos on Monday.
On Wednesday Carl Bratsch of Mil
ford was examined before Judge George
for insanity and was dismissed for lack
Of evidence.
Isidore Heinen went to St. Paul Mon
day where he passed an examination for
the position of Assistant Examiner on
the State Board of Barber Examiners.
The regular Thursday evening pro-
gram, BY the Concordia band, was en-
joyed by a large number of people. The
only drawback to the pleasure being the
mosquitoes.
VIM. Fenscke has purchased bats for
his horses latest style. It would
seem that this protection against the
sun is most humane thing to do, at
any rate 1t is being quite universally
adopted in the cities.
H. H. Gebhardt, of Black River Fails,
Wis, brother of DR.. Gebhardt of this
city, made him visit over Sunday. The
doctor accompanied him on his return
as far as ST. Paul on Monday.
A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Hage, j. A. Helling, Anua Hage,
Bertha Bronson, Marie Stelzer and g. 3.
Haycraft from Madelia drove ever Sat-
urday afternoon returning Sunday.
Ike Meyers of Comfrey was in New
Ulm on Thursday, appointed by the
council of that place to appear before
the county commissioners for the pur
pose of securing funds for the grading
Prairie street in that village.
German park is harbor for tramps
these hot days. The police do not drive
them out of town as long as they be-
have because farmers are looking for
help and will undoubtedly be looking
for men 10 help in the harvest field in a
few days.
New Ulm review., 1901-07-17
HORRIBLE.
OF all unreasonable calamities! La
Crosse is threatened with a beer famine.
Duluth News Tribune.
HORRIBLE.

Il wish to truthfuIly state to you and
KodoI Dyspepsia Cure is without question
the best and only cure for dyspepsia that
have ever come in contact with and
have used many other preparations. John
Beam. West Midd1esex, Pa. No prepara-
ton equals Kodo1 Dyspepsia Cure as If
contains all the natural di gestants. 1t will
digest all kinds of food and can't help but
do you good. Eug. A. Pfefferle.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-12
France VIII Not Agree to Resume
Diplomatic Relations.
CLAIMS MUST BE SETTLED
Believed That the Sultan VIII Eventually
Give Ia Tibuni Claim Settled - Head
Of Turkish Police Ordered
70 Leave France.

PARIS. Sept Ill, is expected in
official circles here thar the Tub,ut
claim has been settled by dire; nego;i-
ations between the claiments and Porte
to resume diplomatic relations France
however. will reject any such PROPOSE
ton and until the sultan has yielded
in the case Of the Lorando claim which
is nearly four times the amount ot the
Tubini claim, NJ Constans will no; re
turn 70 Coustananople Advices from
that city say it is believed the L5rando
claim will soon be settled.
The attitude OF the sultan toward the
French claims is undoubtedly ai;ribu:-
able TO the action Of the decree Il he
French minister OF the Interior in eN-
pelling Turkish spies from France. The
decree has been held beck several DAYS
in the hope that ;he sultan who natural
" was aware that il had been drawn
10 would take the hint. but the patience
Of the goyernmeni was finally exhaust
ed and yesterday Feridouin Bey, head
OF the Turkish police in Paris AMI an
other spy were ordered 20 leave France.
This steo was followed by :oiay's an
nouncemen; that the sultan had se:tlsd
The Tublni claim.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-12
AFFAIRS IN COLOMBIA
GUNBOAr MACHlAS RETURNS
FROM BOCAS DEL. ToRO.
Her Presence No Longer Required
lhGre - ConSul's Reply To
Rebel Manifesto

COLON, Colombia, sep, lo-tyya Call
yestom-Thc United States suuhoat
MachiaS has returned from Bocas Ael
Tom, no developments having ,yturrcd
,here go require her presence,
The following is ,he ,tN, or the com-
muu,c1tIou da;cd september I. In watch
the United Sta;eS consul replied to the
rebel manifesto addressed 10 the foreign
consuls in colon, dated Gatun. Scp,tm-
her s. ana signed by General Paipo.
which iu,mA;'d tha, Pat,qc intended 60
attack Colon shortly and requested that
the respective natiNnalIues be notified.
Il acknowledge rece!p, of your letter
ot yesterday and hereby respectfully
notify YOU ;ha, any Interference on your
Oart with the trae trans, " goois or
passengers across the lsthgus ~ PAN
ANA would Ne 4 violation ~ treaty
rights with my governmen, aud me lat
ter. should YOU a,temp, such ln,erter-
ence would act accordingly
Obstruction .og free access TO thr
Panama railroad stations In Colon from
any dock AT this port or obstruction
u the mlin streets leading 70 the Pan
anna railroad stations or any Act ON the
O0r, ot the iHsurgent forces rendering
such acceSs dangerous. would be reCarl-
ed "a interference with the above
mentioned free transit"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-12
THE CZAR'S VISIT.
Character and Number OF French Guests
Yet Undecided.

LONDON. Sept. 1.-THE Paris cor
respondent OF the Times says:
The Bethany review promises 10 be
the greatest attraction 10 the crowds
in connection with the cars visit In
spite Of all tha, has lately been done.
France Is far more OF a military than
a naval power.
1t is not yet known what the exact
character OF the Compiegne fetes will be
whether only French guests or repre-
sentatives OF the diplomatic world Of
Paris will attend. While the car Is at
Compeigne as the guest o, France that
will be his home and tha choice OF
guest win belong to him.
A man who personifes the great body
OF French public opinion declares that
the car comes 20 France 10. pave the
way for a new Russian lean larger than
anv Drevious loan. For half a century.
he declares. Russia has been living
solely on loans. Nine -tenths Of the en-
plre is unproduc;ive. The last loan long
ago vanished.
Another authority asserts that the
car comes to France because France
is jealous Of Germany after the exhi-
bitiOn Of brotherly love between the car
and kaiser in Alsace last year II IS
said that President Loubet in CONVEX
sation with an exalted Russian person
age. did not conceal his opinion Of the
unfortunate effect this had produced on
France and that his remarks were re-
peatei 20 the car.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-12

room In Nowak's hotel hc gathered TO.
gr,arr All of his p,n,r4. taking them
from nla pockets and from hl. yau+
ANA grom th, drawers, NJ his Table. Al
Nrr, bound together la ,nr packagr.
which n, con,eh,d bonc,,h his coat
Caolrass snvs that hr made A circuit.
ous nnd elmlcY trip ahnu. the city
and that Al SOM, point which ne can.
r,. now d,s,rlhc. II, ,,mr ul,on AN opcn
sewer Into this sewer h, ,as, MS IA.
nerS ln,h by inch ,nc g,vrrs NJ ,he
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HELD WITHOUT BONDS.
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-12
PROGRESSIVE JAPAN.
Merchants Want Bank Established 10
Facilitate Trade With China.

WASHINGTON. sept. 1.-THE state
department has received from Consul
Lyons. at Hiogo japan. under date Of
August Il, report concerning a reso-
luton recently passed by leading Jap
anse business men, which is significan:
as showing a very friendly feeling in
Japan toward China.
I; IS stated that at a meeting of ;hy
japanese Foreign Trade Assn COM
posed Of leading merchants ot Kobe and
Osaka, a resolution was passed that the
japanese government be memoallz-d %
Sc; apart a portion Of It's Chimes indem-
nifty fund for the purpose OF facilitating
commercial transactions between Japan
and China
It was suggested tha. a bank for Chi
nsse and Japanse merchants be created.
50 ;ha: the people Of the ;wo countries
nigh, be brought into closer touch.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-12
BOY MURpERERs ARRESTED.
Denver Police Unear;h a Crime Charged
10 a Quarrel Between Boys

DENVER, Sept. ll.-Some weeks ago
Homer Relharl ll-year-old boy. was
found dead near his home in wes, Dem
yer, with bullet in his brain. He was
thought TO have Oeen accidentally sho,
bv hunter but the police now believe
!; was a case OF murder and eight boys
have been arrested n suspicion They
ara:
SAM and Case Gaul aged Il and L?
years, respectively; Chester John. aged
Il; Ray Po)l. agel "a; Henry. Charles
and Roy Burne. rro;hers aged respec.
lively IS. IA and l2 years, and their cou-
sin George w Burne, aged H.
The detectives believe Reahard had
quarrel-d wi:h some OF these boys and
,ha, he was first stoned and then shot
They claim 10 have the evidence u a
boy whose name they refuse 20 give on
which % base their theory.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-12
CENTRALIZING RAILROAD
TRAFFIC AFFAIRS
Western Fregh; Association VIII
BC'aieu Its Scope ana Embrace
Many New Roads.

. CHICAGO. sept ll,--It Is likely .ha,
the Western Freigh; Association Will b,
greatly extended in jurisdiction and
nower Executive traffic managers oi
all " the more important transportation
/ systems west Of Chicago conferred IN
this city today 70 consider plans FOR re-
orCa1iztnS the association on strong
lines.
one " the results " the meeting. IL is
said, Will be the placing OF all roads
in specified territories under traffic di-
rNc;ors similar 70 the plan adopted by
the Southern ami Union Pacific, The
lines are 20 be divided as follows:
Those operating southwest from Chi
caso, including the santa F.. Rock
Island, Alton. Missouri Pacific, Wabash
and s.. Louis and san Francisco: chose
in the district due west. including the
Northwestern. Rock Island, Burlington,
s., Paul Burlington. Great Western,
Union Pacific, Southern Pacific and Rio
Grande. and the lines covering the
Northwestern field. the Northwestern.
Milwaukee & s.. Paul, Great Western.
Wisconsin Central. Northern Pacific and
Grea; Northern.
over each OF these groups would be
placed a traffic director reporting to the
owners Of the various properties In New
York. II this plan should BE- executed
all traffic between Chicago and the Pa
cifc coas; aud this city and the Gulf
ot Mexico would De controlled by the
traffic directors and would be entirely
divorced from the jurisdiction OF the
president.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-12
NOTICE roR PUBLICATION


United States Land once,
July >, 1901
Oregon city, orc
Notice In hereby given lha, IN compll-
nncc with the provisions Of tho act ~
Congress W June 5. 1875 entitled, An
act FOR the sale of timber lands IN The
Statru ~ California. oregon. Nevada.
and Washington Territory" aa rNlund-
~ " All the public hand states by act
" August I, 1899. VIM n, Copeland. OF
AaInral County VI Cla,nop. State NJ
oregon. has tha day nlcd In this 1liloe
his sworn statement M, btb9. Tor the
purchase VI tho southeast y " section
NJ us), In Tp No lbl ~. lGngs No
90 w and will oiIcr proof 10 show that
tho land souah, A more valuable FOR liz
timber or stone than Tor Agricultural
purposrp. and ~ establish hia claim to
said land before the Register and lIe-
ccyrr ~ this once at oregon city 90
Thursday the 81 day ot October. 1901.
lie names az witnesses, ucn, MeFar-
land. ot Olney oregon. Angus, Adolph,
NJ Olncy. Orcson. James lNrk. NJ Sea-
side, Oregon. and ThnmM liliwell. OF
Astoria. Oregon
Any and all purunnH claiming adverse
" tho above dce'rihsd lands are re-.
queaIei to nlc their claims In this oflce
CHAs. n MOoRhS,
Register.
on or before said 81 day Of oc,obsr. 1901
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-12
RESULT OF A CONSPIRACY


CzYlgosz Conf-ssr. to Buffalo P,.Ic. ,ae
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-12
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION
United states Land once.

United States Land once.
Oregon city or Aus q. 1901
Nourc IL hereby given that IN tum.
pNantr with the provisions NJ tho acl
u Congress ~ June D. is;S. rnHtlrl. An
cot tlr tho sale ~ lmbrr lands o. The
states NJ California. Oregon Nevada
and Walhlnglsn Territory" a. extend.
cd 3, all the Public Land s,alca by act
" Angus, I. iN9s. Mn Laura \ Nc.
NormLck ~ Wise. T. O. county os
'latunp state ~ Oregon has his day
llri IN this ofiirc her sworn statement
NJ 6jOi fpf tho purchase u ghc \ T.
"a 1t section No p IN township No 9
y. ranEC No s Wch,. aad viii 1fIcr
proof 90 show that the land sought Is
murr valuable fpr timber or stone lhan
f1r agricultural purpoHa ami o. rslab.
Aah her claim g. said Land before tho
Register and Receiver ~ ,hla once az
oregon Ctiy oregon, ou Thursday. ,he
.i., day ~ November 1901
She uamoa 40 witnesses
George Mcfarland 4 ulnry. ClA,s1p
county prrrEln. Gus, Adnlph. ~ Olncy.
tlatslp county. Oregon. otto Johanaop
" Wis- Cia'sap county. oregon. VII
Ham \ Johnson. ur Wlsr. clatsup
county. prtE1n
Any ami all persona claiming adverse.
ly the aboyr-dca,rlbci lands arr re-
lurs.'d % NE hcir claims IN this once
nN or before said 2la. day og November.
1901
CHAs. Il MoOREs.
Register
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-12

frs; II ;Aese covers the case " s6 over
time Chinese who are az preseu, held
a; the detention shed Tor having return
81 after the limitation of their original
certificate hai eNrlrcd and wi;aou, re-
newSl nom The consul at the p2r; "
Departure.
The Chinese consul general requested
executive clemenoy IN their behalf.
pleadnS their ignorance Of the law.
The treasury department; rules that
here IS no excuse ana orders that the
men De deported
The second ruling ovevru,eS 4 previous
decision that all sons " Chjnes. resi-
den; merchants who are under twenty.
one are admissible within the boundar.
les OF The Cn;ed states.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-12
JAPANESE rsns REVOLVER

FRESNO cat. sept u..A japanese
named l1nIcuganl was shu, ani In.
s'au,N kIlri by another iapanrsr ear.
~ This morning Tho murderer ncd and
WAS pursued by pollcc orhrrrs The
fugitive turned iui sho, uncyr Nc.
Swain twice lnnJc,lns painful Wounds
Nelson then nrcd and wounded tho jap.
tursc. who was f,rcri 90 surrender
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-12
WHEAT MARKET

SAN FRANCISCO. sept Whoa,
December. loOh
CHICAGO. Sep, U.-whra. pccrm.
b.r. opened. g. closed. ,o',
PORTLAND. Sep, Wheat waua
Wllh. 80, hIuoaIem. 90
TACOMA sept Wheat. blurs'tm
5its. club. 5lt.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-12
rREwER WINS AGAIN

SAN DIEGO. cal. Sop, ii-In The
ou''mt' championship swimming rae.
between liowart T. urcWer ot san
Francisco ami Wilbur + Kyle OF thln
c.ty Uwwcr Won ln - minutes ANA
20 i.i seconds breaking the American
Amateur record u' sN.5s 80 which was
mad, hy Otto Wah,lc a, .ht ran.Amrr.
lean IMPOSITION on July
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-12
LIEUT.. RICHARD p. STRONG

WASHINGTON, Sept 11.-Lleu,en-
ant Richard P. Strong has been ordered
to reOort in person to Governor Taft at
Manila for duty as director Of the new
government biological laboratory at
that place.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-12
CHINESE STUDENTS PLOT
Authorities Discover Large QUANTITIES u
Dynamite Struggled Into Canton.

CANTON, Sept ll.-OwIng 20 The re-
oor. that quantities Of dynamite are
being smuggled overland into Canton,
The municipal officials are actively
searching domiciles It Is believed that
The students. disappointed by the ab0-
Hon Of military examination, aayg
brought dynamite into the city with the
Intention Of terroHzIng the officials into
establishing the examinations.
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NOTICE or FINAL ACCOUNT

No,lc, la hereby given ,ha. The under.
'lEnri has filri Ma iinai arnunt as ad-
mlnlslral1r NJ the estate ~ T. W. cole
man, deceased, IN tho County Court ~
tho State " oregon fur tialHlp County.
and tbs same has bccn 30, fpr hearing
before such court on Saturday. lhr lg,h
day ~ October 1901 az the hour u 'cn
o'rluck IN the farrnopn
Dated lNln ,th lay ~ september i'oi
e. W FULTON
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OPEN DOOR IN LAPAN.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE Toxic cham
ber " commerce, says a dispatch from
Toxic 70 the Times has m-mO-al.zed
the Japanse government 90 remove all
restrictions on the foreign ownership Il
land ana foreign mining operations In
IaDan.
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MUST ENLIST UNTIL END.
English Yeomanry Being Recruited for
Ona Year or Longer II Necessary.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE Times ssys:
With the approach Of mid-septem-
Der, sanguine Brltons believe Lord Kit
chener and the government have a plan
in mind other than Mr. Doley's simple
recipe Of declaring the Boer war of."
It is still expected thai there will be
a great change in the situation on Sep
tember Is, when Lord Ki;chener's pro-
clamation goes into effect, the only
ground FOR such belief being that the
government would not be so fatuous as
10 issue a proclamation without a def
mite scheme in regard to following it
up
on the other hand the Conservative
papers now speak Of the likelihood Of
contiusd guerilla warfare throughout
the coming South African summer while
the war office has issued an order that
imperial yeomen must enlist for one
year, or, If the war lasts longer for the
war"