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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-13
gBss i'd bic 8ilipinss Sabeim sr.
y ~ 1dhIen.

Briefe bon ben pbilippinen ertpsifen,
baB bic Sniureentenfibrer baieIblt ~ als
Ierlsi Sa4sn ibre 8uhu&t nstmen. um
bic @ontrols ibsr bic mil benz amsriiani.
f&sn 8ssimsnt unsufriebsnen 5ilipinos
au e,balten, @iner iener S%niureeutsn'
fdbrer srlisb inrsli1 cine P%roftamation.
in psI&sr sr srfldrts. bab isst bic 5sit
seiommen isi, sinsn sniidsibsnbsn Sdlae
su flbrsn. benn in ben Bereinieten Staa.
ten isi Elm bIutieer 2ampf sum ausbrud
esiommsn. Oie 2~oblsnsrdter Psnnipl.
panisns bdtten iid sessn bic Rssisruns
auf8slsbni unb bel gbieaso fei 60 su elmer
mbrbsrii&sn Sdladt aetommen, in mel.
DER 1900 Re8uldre Der ameritaniiden
Nrmse eetbbtet purben. Cine atmes
Der Unit . Smpsrialifsn bsIasere bic
Bunbssbouptfaot, prdfbent &oofepeIi
tpsrbs abseiest uno ftatt ieiner Wiaiam
SennineS 8rpan am A. Mdrs aum Brd.
fbenten Der 8ereinieten Staaten bon ben
Demotraten ~protlamirt tpsresn. Sin Ell.
mem Runbi&reiben far bic 5ilipinos beibt
eS, bic pbilippinen'S unta in Sonsfons
babe nit BEN beuti@en Rei@e Elm Abfom
men estrofsn babin loutenb. bab bic
Santa aus Aniprihe auf bic @aroIinen
an Deutf6Ianb abtriit. mb bab Deutfd.
lamb bafar Der Sunta 1900 neue @e'
tpsbre uno 1000, 900 9atronen iiefert.
8ubIanb ipsrbs ben 8ereinieten Staaten
ben 2ries erilarsn. Gin ruRiides De.
i&paber lei bereits in @asite einsettofs
fen, unb iperbe bic bortieen amerifani.
i&sn S6ifs sbsnio 3srf6rsn, tuie abmis
raj Detpep bas 1898 nit ben ipanif&sn
S&ifen itat.
Cine auf benz ar&ipeI i'm umlauf Be.
finbli&e gradbluns lautei, baB bic Ames
riiansr iebt in iebem Reeiment einsn @r'
tra' 2aplan baben. ber tueiter nidts su
tbun. ais bic 8siHten ber bon ben Sili'
pinos tbotli& psrpunbeten ameritaniiden
Solbaten ab3unetmsn bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-13
8ritifde 3sitnnaSf@reiber baben
Antpanbluneen BON 0erunnft.

sInldbli& Der bsfanntsn Saltuns Der
ensliasn 8eitunsen betreffs Der anss.
babntsn amerifanif@ .bsutf&sn entente
eorbiaIs srldbt bic ,,DsRminasr Ga.
3ette" ben iebr aneebradtep @arnunss.
ruff, bab man in England bic SADIE ni9t
lbertrsiben ioas. Sic msint: ,,Gs
aeust enti@iebsn ni&t bon iplrbsboIsr
SaItune Obsr ielbft bon gutter @r,isbuns.
tpsnn mir bic Der. StaateH INNER on
8erpfi4iunssn e%rinnern, bon bensn mir
aus gar fsiner nria@e annebmen f5nnen,
oab ite fie bsrsehsn ipoaen. un6 es ia
i&erli@ ni&t politii@ flue. 8sioreniRe
fber bic mbsliden greebniHe bss freunb.
idaftli@en 8uiammsntrsffsns ,tpif&en
BEN prdfbenten unb BEN bsuti@sn grin.
,sn gu seieen. Ssbr tb5ri&t isi ss absr,
beibt 90 treiter. irenn man beriuhen
troIe, juif&en Deutf&lanb unb elmer
anberen Na&t 8pietradt su fdsn. on.
esf&ts Der Obnsbin iGon e~eipannten
8eaisbunsen, bic bur& bic 8idsad . 90.
litiI Der Rsaieruns sei&Ofsn iuurbsn.
unb bic broben, bab @robbritannien in
cine fsinoislise Steluns fotpobl DeutiG.
lamb. tpie &ublanb sesendbsr iommt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-13
Rein 6treif.

Rad stueitdsieer gonfsrsns srsisIten
bic Dslssatsn Der amaIsamatsb afoeias
ton Of Srcn & Steel @orfers unb bic
8samten Der american Gin pIate 60.
i&liebli& cine Ginisuns. Die grbsit in
ben 8le&paIsusrisn fol- ununtsrbro@sn
fcrteeiett iperben. tpenn cine 2obnltaIa
bsratben tpirb. Gin Streit i&sint iomit
bissmaI eIadIi& a~bsetuenbet 40 fem,
bsnn bic bisbsrissn arbsiseontralts fia6
moo bis sum l. Suli nd&fsn Sabres
efItis. Die eini8une erRredt f@ auf
stipa 100. 900 1Ie&uaIl'a rbeitsr In ben
Dsv. Staatsn..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-13
Dsutf&e balten an ibrem Watios
uafaefaht felt.

Brof. u, Rod bon Der pbiloiopbiiHsn
Safultdt in Seioelbers ber6fentliGte in
Der ,.Sranifurter 3eiiuns'' sinen ints.
reHanien IrtifeI. gr tritt in bemfetben
BEN 8ortpurf entaeeen. ouB bic Deuti&en
i'm Nuslonbs, ipseisa in amsrita, unsss
bdbrIid i6nsn ibr NaiionuIsefdbI abe
i~trsifen. 81 tpeiif Ourd i&lusenbs Beis
ipisls mad. bab. bic Deutfhen i'm Auss
Ianbe oft sinen f6tperen 8ampf uin grs
baliun8 bes Dsutiatbums nit sdbefsr
ausbuusr unb pOrbilbIi&er Dpfslpiaiss
tsit fdmpfen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-13
sefahrade llnterinaanaen.

Der enalifde Sori6er Or. ainbfop
Sobnion bat iiinsit gum 3pede elmer
pifeni9aftli9sn arbstt iutereHdnte
llnterfu9uneen an ben @usen pilber
Shiere porgenpmmen. Seine Inter-
fudungsmetbobe, bic natiirlid ni9t
obne @efabren mar, bat iid babel als
iiberaus prdttif9 bepGbrt. lin bic
augen Der Sbiere gu priifen, mubte Der
&Gfia perbunfelt iperben uno Der Sorz
fiber nebsn benz Sbisr, binter befen
3opf ii9 cine 2ompe bsfdnb, fben unb
bur9 ben Iusenipiesel in elmer Gntfers
nung bon sinem bolben 3oa Dor benz
4u9e bes Sbieres feline 8eoba9tungen
anftelen, unb bies mun9mal 3fpei
Stunben lang. SIN @un5en beiadfs
tigte er fi6 nit iebem Sbier 8 Biz 16
Stunben. Gr unteriudts bic @ugsn
bon etpa 1000 Sbteren unb ma9te
3eihnungen bon etpo 250. Bel ben
arDberen Sbisren mubte natiirli4 bic
8epesunssfreibeit aufgebpben perben.
60 tpurben bic @~lepbdnten gefefelt.
lleber bic 8Gren tpurben a9t SUB LANCE
Sdde seSosen unb fe bdnn nit Setlen
f~eftgebunben; bic sefdlofenen Gnben
Der SGde pirben NIT etnem Mefer
dufasfdlibt, unb penn Metfter peb fetz
ntn aopf ppritredts, betam er einsn
Naulforb unb fpurbe 5ur M%ugenunttrf
fudung auf ben Slid g.bobeu. 8si
20fpen, 2eoparben, Sisern uno sroben
Raben tonnten feline Mdult0rbe ses
brar9t nerben, ba fe bic Sphere tSbts
lih erfdredten; Der Sori9er mubte
fi9 baber an Menaeerten tpenben, in
bsnen bic Sbiere ipeniser pilb iparen.
@r fanb es ratbidm, ben Sbieren ben
Bart ~abauf9neiben, ba bei elmer Be-
riibrung beFelben pdbrenb Der Inter
fuduna bic 8eitten aui9nappten. Dr.
Sobnipn unb feline @ifiitenten tparen
unerf60pflih in ibren Silfsmttteln.
@iniae @Dgef fpurben basu gebrddt,
ibre S9ndbel In grpbs &orte au itoBen;
bic @aHertbiere mubten iebr forsfGls
tig bebanbelt tperben, bamit fe ni1t
srftidten. Die @ieienidlanss unb bic
Stgerfalanse tpurben In SGde setpors
fen unb ibre 4Dpfe aus ben Sdden
beraus bon WGrtern sebalteu, tpdbrenb
iiber WOlfe. 8iber. Ottern, Robben
unb Seelotpen Rebe setporfen purben,
70 baB bic Sbiere fid in ben Mdi9en
perftridten. gblorpform tpurbs ni9t
aebraudt. Schulz unb S9mei9eleien
madten BEL ben meiften Sbieren ben
@ebraud bon tiinifliden Mitteln Sur
8erubisuns %unn0tbis, unb muir Bel
sr6beren Sbieren ipurben Rebe. Seils
unb Side a~nsetpanbt. Or. Sobnion
befddftist fi4 iebt NIT Der @usarbets
tnns Der Grsebnife ieiner lnteriu4un=
oen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-13
0Bae Oentfalans tn einem 8rteae
eeeen Gnelanb tbun tpfirbe.

Die Gr5rtsrune bss 8oriGIasss zines
bsuti&en Ofi3ierS unb SGriftfsasrs,
bab i'm Sale zines 8risses nit England
cine beoeutsnbs bsutiGs Sirsitmadt in
SrIanb lanben unb ben Srldnbern Bee
bilHid fem foate, ibrs tlnabbdngisfeit
tuisbersusstpinnsn. 10 bon oten bsr uu.
tsrbridt tporben ; absr bsr @sSanis ipirb
In NiIttdrireifen uisI beiproden unb. tuie
mon bort. aIsemein eebiaist. Sonts 60
einnal ju einem beutf@sbritif&en arisa
lommen, 70 barfte England i&nsI ssnue
finben. bab berfelbe nidt Bios elm 8srs
tbsibisunssities DsutiaIanbs fem tpiros.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-13

Die RinesoIb 9apeas. tpsl&e felt Ists
tenn Serbf unter Der 2situns bon Drof.
Saccb @utb fsbt, tpirb am 10. glpril
in ber @amania Gale Elm eroBss Su.
hrumentaI Gon,ert abbaltsn.
Sobn. Der l6 Ronats alts Scbn Der
@beIeuts @m. Sdipdmmle bon sllbsr
Strabe. ffarb Sreitae nod elmer atpsi.
tu66entIiGen 9ranfbeii unb ipurbe Sonns
tag i'm Rinoofa Sriebbofe bssrbiet ga,
fter Sdmibt Ieitete ben 9raaerbienR.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-13

Der mt 10 Der
beutf9en 4usubr mad ben
Der. Staatsn tpdbrenb bes Sa6r.s
1901 betrus $99,616, 731. Das TT
cine 4bnabme BON $3,567,922 segen
1900. ipelde ausi9lieblid benz p.rmtns
bertsn 3udererport auauf9retben Ut.
SIN Sabre 1901 tpurbe 3udsr TIM
Mertbe bon $ 1881 $40 aussefiibrt &c.
gen $16.332.552 TN Sobrs 1900.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-02-05
A Word For Signs.

To an advertiser advertising should
be means of indicating to all the peo-
pie, at all times, in all places, in every
locality, the presence Of his goods. Ev-
cry unit Of advertising matter should
act as a seller. At every store where
his goods are sold he should install a
salesman of his own choosing, confined
to the sale, Of his goods exclusively.
What better than the store front sign?
Something pleasing to the eye, intelli-
gible to the thinking, an eye opener to
the unthinking! What can fill all these
requirements of the advertiser and the
buyer Of his goods as an individual
sign placed inside of a store where the
eye readily turns to it or on the outside
where it reminds you to step in as you
pass? With individual sign advertising
he becomes an advertiser of Individual
ity Of his own. Profitable Advertising
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-02-05
WORK { h a / PAYS.
The Rest Why to Advertise = Town
~ II to Beautify II.

The Rest Why to Advertise = Tovvns
. II to Beautify II.
it costs little more to make q city
pleasing to the eye than to make .t
ugly, and 8 beautiful city attracts resi-
dents Of desirable sort aud is q
standing advertisement IT Isl not mere
sentiment that is leading the railways
to begin the beautif ying Of their sta
tons and grounds; it pays. It is not
for sentiment that railway and steam
ship lines advertise the natural beau
ties Of their routes; beauty represents
cash to them
Clean streets, tasteful buildings.
charming prospects, are valuable assets
for a city. To keep still to the utilita-
srian side, cleanliness makes. for health.
The sanitary value of the American
cleansing Of Cuba is only an extreme
instance Of what is true everywhere;
Cleanliness begets cleanliness, and the
people in a clean. well ordered city are
more likely to live clean, well ordered
lives. B. AZ s= IF
In many other ways such a general
striving for betterment is profitable.
It stirs civic pride. It makes better
citizens. The more people possess to
be proud Of in their home city the
more they are willing to do for it
Moreover, there Is a strong moral up
lift in good surroundings. An inspiring
environment, whether of nature or Of
art, reacts irresistibly upon the individ-,
sual. s<3 81.
And beyond all this is the fact that
beautiful surroundings beautify and
enrich life. None Of us would wish to
be condemned to the dull monotony Of
q sand bank in place Of the splendid
panorama Of hills that grit this city or
to the ignoble squalor Of a row of ], 600
cherries factory tenements, all Npre-
cisely alike and grim with the smoke
of factory chimneys. Our natures crave
something better, and the more beauti-
full and varied the surroundings the
richer and pleasanter is life.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-02-05
JUSTICE FOR THE EDITOR.
8 a: Man Who Is Not Afraid Tells a
I. ..s..@*z#% Few Truths. e..

- .
a Man Who Is Not Afraid Tells a
Few Truths. g..
No man in the community does
more for the public and receives less
for it than the country editor" said
Senator H. Clay Heather of Palmyra,
Marion county, in the Missouri state
senate when the bill reducing the price
of publishing the Australian ball. OF was
under consideration. IF all the space
he employs in booming the town, in
helping individuals, in making states
men-sometimes out of pretty raw ma
terial- were paid for even at half the
legal rate, he would be the richest man
in the county. - n.y..
"Few country editors are rich, but
they are Of more service to the COM
munities where they live than the
wealthiest man. They are in tie fore
front of every movement for progress.
They do the work and leave the emolu-
ments to others. A good, clean, honest
newspaper-and most country newspa-
pers are good and clean and honest
helps on every worthy cause and de-
serves every encouragement. It fights
the party battles, holds up the hands
Of the reformer and makes the scoun-
drel afraid. / am opposed to this bill
No paper in my county would print the
ballot at the pitiful price named They
are not paupers. But for the amount
of splendid public service they render
they ought to be milliOnaires. ''-State
Tribune, Jefferson City, Mo.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-02-05
Sturgeon Lake Gold Fields.
! Duluth, MINI. Jan. 81 1902.

! Duluth, MINI. Jan. II 1902.
Mining men here, interested IN the
Sturgeon Lake Gold Fields are highly
gratifed at the result of the mill run
test of ore from the Steele Reef, which
shows the remarkable average value of
$40. per ton, in gold. The test was
made atthe government school of Mines,
at Kingston, Ontario. The result is
most remarkable in view of the immense
size of the ore body; it being over 1000
feet in width and has been traced on the
surface for distance of over mile and
explored, to depth of 100 feet.
The values obtained are several times
greater than those obtained at the Gel
ebrated Homestake and Treadwell mines
which have produced so many millions
of dollars. The apparently wonderful
discoveries being made in the Sturgeon
Lake district are attracting wide atten-
ton, and great rush for that section in
the spring is anticipated. ..-
The Island Falls Mines Company of
which R. E. O'Keefe of New Ulm is agent
has large interests in that locality. having
several locations on the we'll known Day
vein, which has ore running as high as
$1,000 per ton, the vein in places show
ing an outcropping of over rs feet.
Several companies to develope the
several holdings of the Island Falls Com
pany are to he organized in the spring.
1t said an Immense stamp mill is to
be taken in to the Steele Reef this win
ter. Shares IN this company may still
be purchased at a reasonable figure. s.s
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-02-05
A Healthy Jersev Town

4. Hackensack is one Of the most enter
prising Of the Jersey towns. It has
now nearly $1,000 inhabitants. with
well managed water service, gas and
electric light systems and it's own
health board, and so successful has
been it's work that the town is now
the healthiest in the state. The cost
Of it's local government, by reason Of
its peculiar charter, brings the tax rate
loWer3zth than any section Of the Greater
New York. The town is governed by
g commission, the members Of which
serve without pay. 5.s (. =S#s5 .gz-,
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-02-05
SLEEPY EYE.
(FrOm the Herald.)

(From the Herald0
Miss Pauline Marks of New Ulm
visited her friend Miss Mar! Forster for
few days this week.
County Auditor Vogel and County
Treasurer Schneider were here for few
DAYS this week collecting taxes.
Jos. GALES the we'll known insurance
agent and Martin Hose Of the Hauen-
stein Brewing Co. of New Ulm were in
town last Saturday to call on their old
friend Peter Herian of Hotel Leona.
The World Stock Food Company is
being flooded with orders and the COM
pany has had to put in more machinery
IN order to I'LL orders. A good article
: and a lot of hustlers sucn as are behind
this enterprising company succeeds ad-
mirably. ~
The B. NJ. G. held their regular meet
ing Tuesday evening at the home of
the Misses Lizzie and Mary Kiefer. The
club decided that they would attend
. the Walters Whiteside's "Heart and
Sword which is to take place at Tnruer
Hall, New Ulm on Monday, Feb. 10. Y
A reporter of the Herald visited the
Leona hotel, under the able manage
ment of Peter Herman and found him
doing fourishing business. Mr.. Her
rian has collection of stuffed birds,
foxes and few deer heads which he
values very highly. The collection is q
very fine one and the estimate value Of
i it is about $1,000.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-02-05
NEW ULM, REVIEW.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 20, 1902.
SPRlNGFlELD.

From the Advance.)
A daughter was born Jan. 23d. to Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Stark of Stately. The in
FAINT died and was buried the next day,
Pastor Appel conducting the funeral.
VIII. Kinney and wife went to Man
kato last Friday morning to attend the
funeral of his mother, Lydia M. Kinney
who died Tuesday night Of lung fever.
Deceased was SO years of age and leaves
a husband and several grown-up chill
dren.
The new pump at the city power
house was used Wednesday to test the
two city wells. An average of $50 gal
Ions per minute was pumped for fourteen
hours without lowering the water at all.
1t showed that the supply is more than
sufficient for any possible demand that
may be made upon it.
Miss Rosa Schneider will leave this
afternoon for Mankato 10 visit for a
short time with Fred Westoff's family,
after which she will 60 to Chicago for a
weeks stay, and will then proceed to her
old home at Pasaic, New Jersey. Dur
ing her residence in Springfield Miss
Schneider has won unbounded respect
and regard by her quiet unassuming
manner and her earnest and sincere life.
Her friends here will always remember
her with the friendliest regard.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-02-05

Chas. Dayton and Miss Dora Troxel
were united IN marriage at the home of
the groom's parents on Sixth street at
three o'clock Friday afternoon, Rev.
Thomas Barbour officiating. Charles
Dayton is son of the well known
piano dealer Geo. Dayton, and his bride
is the daughter of Mrs. Esther Troxel,
both we'll known and respected.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-02-05
would Away. Advexti.e..

"a Lou ]. Beauchamp, the noted tenn
berance lecturer and writer, who is al
so in the Photographic business, in
signing an advertising contract with
the Hamilton lO.l Demo- rat, writes as
follows:
81 81 find that photograp piers rarely adj
vertise, but I'm too old newspaper
man not to believe in it for eYeryt thing.
ID advertise II Z was running q Gene
terry quiet rooms, clean beds and
plenty Of free heat. 3 BIZ
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-02-05
- f-%-t E'"Il I..1 -
uTF r Conn CIR RIM

of this abomlnable cold," exclaimed the
sufferer, when the end Of a spasm of
coughing gave him a chance to talk.
The Way out of the trouble is plain.
Take Aliens Lung Balsam before the
merclless grip of the cold has fastened
upon throat and lungs. After few
doses the cough is easier and less fire.
quent, aud a complete cure is but the
question of little time. +
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-02-05

Il. "a : ~ J *.
preme court, in the largest of the Sec
retary's office rooms in the treasury
building. AS soon as the ceremony
was concluded Secretary Shaw was
warmly congratulated by each person
present upon his accession to his high
Office. *s$ss.z ~ s .=s
Gage Congratulates Shaw.
The retiring secretary was among
the first to grasp his hand and as he
did SO said:
''Mr. Secretary. congratulate you and
wish for your administration the highest
possible degree of success" Secretary
Shaw responded: II thank you. sir, most
sincerely, and if my success shall be any
thing like that Of my predecessor I shall
be fully satisfied =, s
The new and the retiring secretaries
then received all of the officials and
clerks in the treasury building to the
number of over 2,0O0.< Secretary Gage
has the love and respect of the officials
and clerks of the department to a re-
markable degree a was shown in their
1eave-taking Many eyes were wet and
voices trembled as the chief they had
known and loved so we'll was grasped
by the hard for proba bly, the last time.
Cages Plans.
Secretary Gage remained in confer
ence with his successor for probably
an hour or more and left the depart
ment. He will go to New York Sunday
or Monday to remain a few days and
in the course of two or three weeks
will go to Florida fora rest of two or
three months. From that time his
movements have not been definitely
decided upon. but it is altogether prob
able that he will return to Chicago and
accept the presidency of a large trust
company in that city. H. = Fl
To Continue Bond Purchase
Washington, Feb. 3. - Secretary
Shaw, of the treasury departing nts,
Saturday stated that for the present
atleast he would continue the purchase
of bonds for the sinking fund on the
present basis. n H.. '.'y 9 ,ss.rr =>.s
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-02-05
A Gentle Hint.

t< Western Kansas editors have a
unique way Of prodding up delinquent
subscribers, as this will indicate: II +
you have frequent headaches, dizzi-
ness, fainting spells accompanied by
.chills, cramps, corns, bunions. chill
.blains, epilepsy and jaundice, it is d
sign that you are not well, but are liza
BILE to die any minute. Pay your sub
scription a year in advance and thus
make yourself solid for good obitua-
~ notice. - Kansas City Journal.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-02-05

Washing ton, Feb. g.. 10: 80
o'clock saturday, in the presence Of
the chief officials Of the trea sury de-.
partment, Senator Dolliver and nearly
all of Iowa S delegation in the lower.
house of congress, and other friends,
former Gov. isle NJ. Shaw, Of Iowa,
took the prescribed Dat Of officeas sec--
rotary Of the treas Jury, succeed ing5
! yma J: Gage.
III The oath was administered by Mr.
Justice Shiras. of the United States sue
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-02-05
Want Gompers to Explain

? New York, Feb. 3. : At meeting Of
delegates representing 81 socialist la
Dor, unions which are opposed to pres
ent plans for arbitra tion between cap
ital and labor, President Gompers, of
the American Federation of La Dor, wa $
vigorously denounced fot his connec-
tion with the arbitration committee Of
the National Civic Federation A meet-
ing was called for February 10 at Coop-
er Union. Presid ent Gompers, Mitchell
and Shaffer were invited to be present
and explain their ttitude.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-02-05
Congress Ended.

Washington hi Re 3. Secretary Hay
has received formal notice from Mr.
Bucha nan a OF the final adj ournment 81
the Internal ional Anne ican congress
in the City Of Mexico Friday.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-02-05
TAXES FORMAL OATH
Leslie NJ. Shaw, Sworn II as Sec.
rotary Of the Treasury
Department
OTHER OFFICIALS WITNESS cERE l0RY.

Retiring Secretary Cage the First to
u Congratulate the New Cabinet
Officer-Future Plans Of Former
Not settled-To Go to New York
and Then .tOs f florida.
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Picking kin Re b.S a. he first monthly
inst allment, amour ting g 800, 900.
t ia aaels Of the Chimes inde mnity was
paid Friday to the bankers commits
sion Of thepoWers, al. Shanghai
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Office
ballots will
$500 ~ - s1se8
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County Courthouse Fund.
Private Redemption Fund.

ohn Schmdt forfeited from collection
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.Charged with Dastardlx. Crime

Toledo, O., Feb. 3 .The police at
Bowling Green sa turday arrested two
men named Helpman and Bush, re-
spectively, On the charge of blowing up
"a nitro-glycerine factory recently.
Bush made a confession. Both men
were employed by the company and
had been discharged. The used fuse
$50 feet long and made good their es-
cape before the explosio on, which shook
the earth for miles around.
House wrecked by Gas Explosion.
Lafayette, Ind, Feb. 8 ~ e house
Of Frank Melton, in this city, was
wrecked by an explosion Saturday.
His daughter, 6 oldie, a ged Is, lighted a
match in. the cellar where there was a
leak in the service main in the street.
The laughter was seriously and her
parents badly burne d. John Mann,
who was |Wor kiDg in the lie ~ was
1 Knocked down q Y. and Al was unconscious for
some time