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Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-05
Davis sells glass.
Entertainment with Local Hits.

THE Deestrick skule and Exhibition. !"
under the aus9tses"rof the rWoman's auxll-
tary OF Grace Episcopal church. attracted a
large sized audience at Dohany opera house
last night. A view OF the scholars in their
various costumes was we'll worth the
price of admittance without the rest Of the
entertainment, which kept the audience in
q continual round Of laughter. One Of the
amusing features Of the exhibition" was
. little skit entitled Political Economv.'
written for the occasion by Mrs. George H.
jackson. which introduced a number of we'll
known local characters, including Alder
man-elect Casper and Paving Contractor
Wickham. The church netted a neat sum
by the performance.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-05
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells drugs.

Davis sells drugs.
Stockert sells carpets and rugs.
wolimsn, scientific o~ptician, 4e way.
PasturaRe. Judson, 929 9Th ave. Tel. 3fs.
For up-to-date house-cleaning see +. h
Swan, 1872 High street.
j. {. and w. Woodward, architects, room
g. Everett block, Council Bluffs, la.
New goods and outfits for pyrographic
work at Alexander's Are Store, $50 Is way.
For rent, one furnished room or two UNI
furnished rooms Tor light housekeeping
Address NJ, Bee office.
Go TO Morgan a Klein for upholstering,
mattress nnaKlng snd i ieh59er s gsenou
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Haas, a
son.
Mrs. w. s. Paulson and two sons left last
evening on a visit to Allegheny, Pa
The Woman's Relief corps Will meet TINS
afternoon in Granu Army OF the hepubho
hall.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
to Maurice GOrman, aged %, and mary Jen-
sen, aged 26, both Of Nicola, Ia.
The regular meeting OF the Woman
Christian association Will be at this after
noon In the First Baptist church.
Rev. MIR. Gray of Omaha will preach this
evening in the Iowa Holiness association
mission, First avenue and Main street.
Rev. Milton Riggs OF Joplin, Mo, will
preach this evening and Saturday evening
al special services in the First Baptist
church.
Members Of Lily. camp No: J. Royal
NelgnDOTS OF America VIII meet bdluTudy
evening at Z o'clock at Pearl and Broadway
20 visit Pansy camp, Omaha.
At the meeting Of Council camp, Wood
men OF the World, this evening, a delega-
ton from Seymour camp, Omaha, will De
present to arrange for the trophy contest.
''Th Deestrick Skule and Exerbition"
Thursday evening, April 3, in opera house
for the benefit OF Grace church.. Parquet
and boxes, Doc; parquet circle and balcony,
25c.
A. f. Jones, under indictment on a charge
~ naanNU1NNnn Nc WufNn Wurn rnlnnnnH NRnVW
the county Jail, his bond having been re-
duced from $50 to 1900, which latter amount
he furnished.
Rufus Moone and George Konkler, youths
living in the north part of the city, were
arrested last night, charged with the theft
of a quantity of seeds from the fruit farm
OF ID. II. olmstead.
Judge Smith Mcpherson of the federal
court has overruled the motions OF the
two suits against the Council Bluffs Can
ming company and others.
Building permits we're issued yesterday
to X. l.. w. Sletter for a one-story frame
cottage, to cost 1920; to Daniel -Driscoll,
for a one-story frame cottage, to cost $500;
to Mrs. M. Lundgard, for a two-story
frame cottage, to cost $1,000, and to Andrew
tngs, to cost 5000.
The decision of Judge Green on the mo-
ton for a new trial In the famous mining
suit OF James Doyle against James F.
Burns, president of the Portland Gold
Mining company, Is expected to be received
at the courthouse today. Clerk Reed yes
terday received from Judge Green by ex-
in the case, and this was taken to indicate
that the decision would follow,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-05
N. Y. Plumbing Co., telephone $50.
Great western Hard at Work.

Work on the Great Western extension
from Fort Dodge to Council Bluffs has
been begun in earnest and grading camps
have been established at several points
between this city and Harlan by the firms
holding the subcontracts under Winston
Bros.
W. X. Eyeringham, who will be in charge
OF the once opened in this city by winston
Bros, has returned from Kansas City,
where he has been for six weeks, and will
emain here until the work is completed.
The grading on the Great Western Is
said to be the heaviest of any road run
ming through this section OF Iowa and will
involve the outlay OF a vast sum Of money.
1t is said the Great Western will pay at
least $3.50, 900 a month from this city until
the road is completed.
Work on the yards and terminals in this
city is expected to be begun before the
end of April.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-05

TIL Nebraska Cycle company filed an
amended and substituted petition yesterday
in the district court in its suit against the
Singer Sewing Machine company and its
local agent. e. e. Booth. The plaintiff
company now places its damages at 81. 800,
and asks that the defendant corporation
and it's employees be restrained permanently
from interfering in It's business Of %sellins
ewing machines,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-05

Alderman Charles Huber is still under
the impression that the voters OF the First
ward intended he should represent them for
another term in the city council. despite
the fact that the judges and clerks Of cleo
tion certified that ]. R. Bell. the republican
candidate, had received a majority Of three
votes. Huber, after several conferences
with his attorneys. has decided to contest
the election.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-05
Dance. Hughes hall tonight.
Exalted Ruler Emmett FINLEY.

Emmett FINLEY was installed exalted ruler
OF the Council Bluffs lodge Of Elks last
night by State Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler
Robinson OF Dubuque. The other officers
installed were: Louis Zurmuehlen, IT., es-
teemed leading knight; Victor e. Bender.
esteemed loyal knight; E. H. Haworth. es-
teemed lecturing knight; ]. w. Jacobs,
secretary; F. A. Buchanan. treasurer: N. E.
Tyrell. tyler; A. T.. Elwell. trustee.
Exalted Ruler FINLEY announced these an
pointments: Ecquire. H. A. searle: chap
lain, Rev. George Edward Walk: inner
guard, T. G.. Greer. organist, C. p. Lewis.
Following the installation refreshments
were served and a social session enjoyed.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-05

Larboard Watch VIII Loft.

A golf club as an auxiliary to the Rowing
association at Lake Manawa is assured.
The committee to which the matter had
been referred has been eminently successful
and over sixty members have been secured
for the golf club. Land for the links has
been offered by the Motor company ad-
Joining the grounds OF the clubhouse OF the
Rowing association and golf will be one OF
the features OF the season this year at Lake
&anRwa.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-05

Al the invitation OF encampment No. 8,
Union Veteran Legion, the veterans Of the
civil war last night celebrated the famous
surrender Of General Lee to General Grant
at Appomattox (Va.) courthouse with
speech and song. Addresses were made by
Judge Carson and other members Of the
legion and following the program OF muEic
and recitations a campfire was held, around
which the old veterans talked Of the days
they served together In the Geld.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-05
Eagles Money ON wings.

The case against Emil sehurz. former
secretary OF the local aerie Of Eagles,
charged with embezzling s225 Of the funds
OF the order. was continued indefinitely
In Justice Bryant's court yesterday. It being
understood that the district court grand
Jury has the matter before IL.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-05
oveme of ocean Vessels April q

At New MISUNDERSTANDING. from
Liverpool. SaIled-La Savoie, for Havre
Crefeld, for Bremen; American, for San
Francisco.
At Singapore Arrived Hyson, from
Liverpool, for China, Japan and Seattle.
At Liverpool-ArriVed-Ionian, from st.
Johns. n, B., and Halifax; Teutonic. from
New York; Georgian, from New York.
AT observation-disclosures from
c. ", for Naples.
At Havre-Arrived-La Touraine, from
New York.
At observation-disclosures from
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-05
Cuban InternaI Revenue.

WASHINGTON. April l.-Ths division Of
affairs OF the Wal department gave
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-05

she is only 19 years old stealing s25 in
money from the family of j. r. Lundy, a
Des Moines union brakeman.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-05
Real Estate Transfer..

No. / sugar-cured hams. lac per pound.
J.. ZOLLER & CO.,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-05
Dora Sentenced to Prison.

Dora Wooten, the prettiest girl that has
been hauled into the district court for
many a month. was today sentenced to six
months Imprisonment in the penitentiary
at Anamosa by Judge Holmes. Sentence
was pronounced as a result Of the Eirl nok
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-05
Contest of Business Rivals.

Nc. l sugar-cured hams. lie per pound.
J. zoLLER & co.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-05
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Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-05
Huber Asks for Recount.

No. l sugar-cured hams. 12c per pound.
J. ZOLLER & co.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-05
Celebrate Lees Surrender.

No. 1 sugar-cured hams. 12c per pound.
]. ZOLLER & co.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-05

The articles OF incorporation OF the
Gedney Hotel and Power company Of In
dependence were filed with the secretary
OF state today. The capital Is $751; 900, and
the incorporators are Anton Hageman, T.
J. Ahearn and A. r. Campbell. This is a
company which has purchased practically
all OF the great properties built at indie,
~pendence under the patronage OF c. w.
Williams, the horseman, who lived there,
and it includes q big hotel, an electric
street car system and much land. The
property has been allowed to rest for
several years, but has recently been sold.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-05
Senate's Evening Session.

The senate held an evening session and
after some discussion passed a bill by Hub
bard to provide that railroad corporations
In Iowa shall have the right to buy the
stock OF companies in states not adjacent
to Iowa. This was a bill said to be in the
interest Of the Burlington merger, but II
was amended so as to not apply to parallel
and competing lines. After this had passed
the second Molsberry bill was made a spe.
cial order for tomorrow afternoon.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-27
@dbhenbanbel

Die 9rdReIer BOlissi bat tpisbsr bic
@riffens elmer intsrnationalen 8~erbinbunp
fur ben 8etrisb oss Ndb9snbanoels ~
unmOraliihen 3nsden entbsdt. Die
Setter Sisisr 8erbinbune finb in paris,
2onoon unb Hetp Dotf anidiie. unb in
8tdfel baden fts ibre Saupt' Asenien.
Die 8eri5nIidieiten bon fdnf 6isier Sns
olbiouen Iinb Der 9olibei b%sfannt. Sine
III in Saft senommen tporben, unb man
bofft. bnb bic anbaltspunfte, peIae bic
Poli3ei itbt bsiibt, auG bic abfafuns Der
lbriBen erm5eliden psroen. Die erosen
5abrif. @iabliHsments in 8elsisn, in be-
men arObe Wsnsen Ribden beiHdftist
limb, f6einen oas tpi6tisits 8sutsfsIb fir
eieien perru6teu Snnbsl ~ bilben. Die
9batfn9sn. tpeI@e man bisber srmittelt
bat, lahtn beteiis e~tfsnnen, bab bieIs
Mdbdenbdnblsr idOn pisIs Opfer esfun'
ben babenl
als Der tdrslihe @onarsb sur 8srbi'
iune oss intsrnationaIsn Mdbbenbanosls
in Sranffurt q. M iaste, ipubte man
bon oisfer iauberen @eisai&uft nod
niht8.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-27
&Auls8 eb6ree.

Die Tbatia@s, bas bisfs 8sbbree mes
ben benz Seimatb Der S~rsunoIoien 81.
sentbum elm obsr msbrere @runbtide
o~nfuufen mill, bat ;ur SoIes eebabt. oab
@runbsisentbum baieIbf pIbsli& bebeu'
teno %tpertbpoaer 9etporoen III, benn
oas nit Der SADIE betraute @omite be.
ri&teie am Montas abeno Der 8eb6r6s,
oaB fir bas ilblib Iiesenbe @ieentbum
822. 500, fir bas nbrolihe sl9. 500 Der.
Ianet tperoen. Rah gr5rteruns Der
Su6e ipurDs bas Gomite a~nsstpieien, ben
. riu& su MAIDEN, niebrissre preiie ,u
erbalten unb tpenn pies nidt mbeIih il,
lou bas @runbeieenibum laut BEN @e'
iebe e%onbemnirt tpereen.
Cine Gn3abl porseleate grnennuneen
bon Nahtihuqebrern tpuroen beftdtl8t,
Ocruusssi,st. buB bieieiben bic sIei6en
6dbiefeiten bsiiben, ipie bic GasesiduIs
lebrer. glu& tparb beiGIoHsn. $500 su
berauseaben fir Mnfteluns zines
S@reibipssialiten. Der in ben Nabifdu'
len nntsrri6t ssben fol-. 9ie S6IIer
Der Hadtidulen ioQen ebenfals NIT ben
n6ibissn MateriaIisn UsrfOret perbsn.
8oriiber Welib BON 8inberaarten @o'
mite untsrbrsitete cine glns0bl &sseln
unb 8eeulutionen in 8strsH Der 2ebrsr
in cenielben. bic beftdtiet tpuroen. 8srs
i@ieoene onbere Goutinessiddfte tpuroen
ebenfaas erlebiet. unter bieien bic Nns
nabme Der 3ubaife fur 5 %InitOrs unb
8enmten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-27

= SIN SiaFbs Ssim ftarb am Rons
tao MOrpen Sobn 26blsr i'm aIlisr bon
SO Sabrsn.
= Die county gommifars Sobn
Durfin unb Biftor 8uri6eq babsn &c.
i&IoRsn. Germ Sobn S&ubi. sinsn Bru.
osr css S&erifs, ais Sauptidrsibsr in
ibrsr Office su srnennen ; Sobn q. Na'
bon fol- nls stpsiter Sdrsibsr uns Srsb,
@. Rir&bCff aIs 8euesni&rsiber srnannl
tperoen.
Gsri&tsf&reiber Daniels ipurb,
am Disnitae bena&ri6tist, bnb Der Ns'
ger @bparb Wolfer am Gage subor in
0ftIiden 3udtbuuie eeftorben iei. @aI'
Ter ipurbe ant 8. DECEMBER Isttsn Sab
res au bier Sabren 9u&tbaus p~erurtbeiIt
neil Ct nabs Der @asbaus Bride ar
Scranton Strabs cine pOInii&s 5rau 81
~psrestpa!tissn fu&te.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-27
Grmens8 eb1rbe.

Sn Der am Sreitns Nadmittag abse'
bultenen 8sriammlune bieier 86rper'
i6afi bsr,dtete bos @omits iibsr Der
8auplaS bss neuen 8sbduoss beiu
Seim. pOrauf Drefior S6Otien Gin
p~eneunaen srbcb uub erfldrte. baB oui
@ebduoe a%nitatt idoIiG n6rbIi6 bon Der
eeesntpdrtisen 9ebduOen erridtet tper'
ben iOate, Or. 9uine erflarie fur Dos
GOmite. buB bic u~userpdblte Bauitel'
Die bette iei, ba ie cine prddtise Sern'
fidt bisist uno bic grfnbrune eelsbr'
babe. ba6 Srriinnise before 5orti&riti,
MAIDEN. penn iie bon ben unoeren SIN
iufen absei8loKen iinb.
Srau Gimp Set. bic felt brei Wonnter
nnieritdBune erbieIt, III bieieIbe entjo8er
tporben. neil fie spei S6bns bot. bic al
senup aum Mrbeiien limb. Der Mitttpt
Murp Grid Dor Sidorp StraBe ipuroer
fir ben Winter bic n6tbiesn 2Oblen be'
tpiQigt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-27

0anfia8mn9s-
Nerf0mf
bon 8slfaF unb Seatiden
9ifdbb amasf, Serpietten
unb TancD 2eintpanb.

@tr Sinl9tn, bae Sit unfsrt ausstbtbnts
uHh pr6Gtist SHaultatne BON bausbalt une
Sancs 9einpanb tinItbtn, ptlhs al bic ~ntutIitn
Grl@tinunetn RON WltrttaH Drapn Arbtit, &C.
fsppis unb Ipibenptriisrtt 9tinpanb unifaet. I'm
ItTt etintrane btbaupst TIRE erset pppularii6t,
neil ft better H. nit bibittrtn Mufrn uns BIZ
alusRabI srSbn.
2eiupanb.
81 3sl uHs.bI.iatt etinpaub, % Gents.
ipsrtb 80 Gents.
6S 9sl unssbItiStt etiripanb, As Gents,
nsrtb IS Gents.
IS 3oa unssbstat esnwans, so Gents,
ptrtt IS Gents.
IS 3sa baussslppnntn, etinpanb, so gtnts,
bntb IS Gents.
~ 3pQ uustbItihtt ~Iptsielt etinpanb, SO
Cents, fptrtb 65 Gents.
72 30a unsttlti&tt Ips,itlt e~tinpanb, GO
Gents, tptrtb rs Gents.
6s 3Un SiItu ssbIeidtt etinpans, 4s Gents,
msrtb 80 Qfnts.
" 3ua Silbsr stbIsi@tt esiHpanb, rs Gents,
ptrtb 80 Gtnts.
~ 3pa Silbr ssbLi@ts esinpaub, s1.tO,
iptrtb SIPS.
Samasf.
IS 3ol etbIti@ttr Damasf, 40 Gents, utrtb
oU 9ente.
20 3ol stSkt&ter Damasi, so Gents, ~,rtt
65 Gents.
Y 3rl tptia ssarbetttu DamasE IS Gents,
iptrtb 81 90.
72 3ua etra i&pun Damust 80 Gents,
ptrtt $f.25.
70 3pu rtra f&pun Damast, $1,25, ptrtt
$t.l5.
tsinsrtr stblt&ttr Damast bic ~ $2.75 ei,
0arb.
@%erSietten.
20 3sn Sibn sstlti9tt SnststtsH, stfsppt
SIPS.
81 3Sa rtra f9pns SnSistttn, ssfsppt
st.25.
etbIsi&h 8amasi Snsistttn, 95 Cents BIZ
$1,000.
Sanbtn@er.
paustii$r, ssFrPpt uns nit GinfaFuus, ST.
Is Dubtnb.
6tiuf, gan, ppltnt Sanbtibs, $i.75, ST..
90, 1925, 1885 has Dubsub.
Sntlts.
Grp&e Quilts. rs gtnts, iptrtb $500.
Grira Idtptrs Quilis, rs &tnts, ntrtb $500,
Sattn anb Wartiats, $3.50 bic $1,000.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-27
Or. Q. q. Sanb,s Office.

Da bic Ra1ridt ssfIifsntIid psrbrei.
tst puros, oub i'd msine 8rcris uufssas-
ben babe. 10 ipini6e i'd su bemsrten. bat
mir oisieIbs su iebr ans Ser, sspadisn
ii, UNI biss ~ tbun unb onB meine ga.
tienten bueessn prOtsffisren, bab i'd mid
aur 8ube iebe. 10 LANCE ih cienitidbie
Bin. Weiue Office 1T i'm 8oofetp &C.
bduoe. @de @uibineiOn Ausnus uni
Spruce Strabe, ni&t an Der Penn Aps.
nue., unO meine goniuIiationshunoen iint
bon 2-5 nbr Ra4m. unb 70 absnbs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-27
% aibt mshr lsrauen. psI4s an &c

W 9tbt mebr Sraiieii, tpelhe on @e'
iema lsloen, als plr Oenien. Siele eof.
tern inbrelnne, tpdbrenb nnbere burd Elm
einfudss WitieI. Sorni's AIpentrduiel
8Iutbeleter, in turser 3eit esbeiIi tper'
ben. Ssrr SEQ. @aener, Sanborn.
Did . ertpabnt f~OIsenhsn Sad: .,gin'
84idbriae SrOu bate felt Subren Elm
i%OpennnnteS .Wilbbein." Sic prpbirt'
Cues Mbslide obne @rfcIs unb tpuret
10 Ieioeno, Oab iie bus 8sit bitten muBis,
@ines cages befudte i6 iie uno ertdbIis
ibr mas fur cine quite Weoisin SOinfS
IIpenfrdutsr 8IutbeIsbsr iei. Sic fauf
4 Slafdsn bon Der Webi3in uno Die iba.
len ibrs Nirtuns. Ssbt lam fis uus'
ssbsn unb ma6t 8efude bon einsn
Nubbarn gum unosren. ipus ite felt Sab.
rem nidt ibun fonnte. "-Sorni's 4lpsn'
irdutsr 8lutbeleber reiniet niht nur bai
8Iut, ionbern brinet aud benz 9anser
&brperI&ruft unb @oblisiu. Nan be.
ahte, bab AIpsnirduter 8lutbeleber feline
s~Ipotbetsr WsbiSin 1T. ionbsrn MUIR burd
2otal. &ssnten ooer ben gissnibdmer
Or. Better Sabruep, ll2-ll4 Souit
SCehe 4usnue, Chicago. So, bssOssn
tperoen Tam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-27
Gnnmpre.

= Sine srbbsrs AuaubI arbsiter fnb
eessnpdrtis bumit bsi6dftiei, bic RipsI.
liTunesn fur bic nsue 8nbnhrsde ipii1en
bier unb Noofic Safe su bsforssn. mos
ielbt elm @rcuriunspIas eineeridtei
peroen fol-. Die BabnfatiOn iOa nabs
BEN Murrnp BREEDER erri6tet tpsresn unb
man srtpartst, i'm Srdbiobr bic Arbsit
fertig au baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-27
Bdrterim perIanat;

Gin bsuti&ss RSh@tu ale ainber.p atsrin.
Na&iufrussn bel 8rau .. .. 8tIin 7Of StTn-
leH sgpenus.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-24
FIGHT BARRED FROM MICHIGAN


Lansing, Mich, Dec. 90 GOV. A. q.
Bliss will not permit the McGovern-
3Corbett fight which was to have been
held in Detroit mex month before the
=Metropo Titan Athletic club, as had
been planned. He wrote Friday after
noon to Sheriff Dickson, OF Wayne
county, calling his attention to the
law on the subject and telling him
that he expected him as sheriff to see
that the fight was not held in Detroit.
In the letter the governor calls the
.sherif's attention to the decisions OF
the supreme court against fights il
Michigan and tells him that if he needs
assistance to prevent the fight il
will be given him. 8s, sss S.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-24
FOUND GUILTY.
of Delegates Convicted OF Brib-
ery-Muxt Go to Prfso ON.

Ii st, Louis, Dec. 70. adThe joint trial
of five former members Of the house
of delegates, which began Tuesday,
ended Friday night in q verdict Of five
years for3eaeh man in the peniten-
stiary. The defendants, John "A. Sheri-
dan, Charles j. Denny, Charles Gutke,
Edmund Bersch and T. E. Albright,
were convicted on charges of bribery
III connection with the passage OF. the
suburban street car bill, to accom-
1plish which, it was charged, $4,000
had been placed in deposit. to be used
as req uired. The Ave defendants, after
hearing the verdict, fled motions for
q new trial, and each was released on
bond. s:sss. n
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-24
CAR RUN AWAY. 9


Bradforl Dec. 90 "a ear heay-
a loaded with lunb Der on Mays Sid
Ing, near Wetmore. ON the Philadel-
phia q Erie railroad, ran away early
In the morning down = steep grade
and rushed into . double header
freight going east. The lumber on
the car showed forward and pinned
both engineers ii the wreck, killing
them Instantly and mi ring three
Others.
The killed Engineers James Muir
ply, Kane, Pa., and Charles Dicnen-
bach, Erie, Pa.
Injured: Fireman Graw, Kane;
Brakeman Davis, Erie, seriously; G.
8Chiesel. Erie. slirhtlv. sf
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-24
SENT TO PRISON.
for Life Punishment Of a Brutal
Murderer in Michigan.

Hastings, Mich, Des. IS. Matthias
II. Utzler, alias John Brantlinger,
pleaded guilty of the murder Of Mrs..
Robert GarrisoninJo hns town township
Monday morning. He had previously
admitted that he ravished his victim
after death. Judge Smith sentenced
the prisoner to solitary confinement
{ at hard labor for life in the state
prison at Jackson and Utzler was
taken there Monday night.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-24
AWFUL DEED.
AT Lapeer, Mich, John Best Kills am
Aged Man, Wounds Mother and
Sister and Commits Suicide.

Lapeer, Mich, Dec. III ohm Best,
aged %, single, q man Of disordered
mind, during the night arose from his
bed and ran amuck through the house,
cutting Jasper Clegg's head nearly
of with a razor, dangerously wound
ed his own mother, wounded his sis
ter and finished by shooting himself
to DEATH, Clegg, who was 60 years
of age, boarded at the Best home.
Best was committed to the insane asy-
lum about a year ago, but six months
later was discharged as cured.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-24
The Death Penalty.

. Terre Haute, Ind, Dec. 90 thew
Alexander (colored) J, on trial for the
murder Of Thomas Burke and for COM
hitting a murderous assault upon
Mrs. Burke in the bedroom occupied
by the family on Sunday night, Sep
TENDER Z, was sentenced to be hanged
at Michigan City April 10. Alexander
killed Burke by cutting his throat
from ear to ear as Burke rushed to the
protection of his wife, who was first
assaulted. sa y. 5s.a Ri i
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-24
Renovated Butter.

Reports of the internal revenue de-
spartment at st. Paul show that 2s7,-
Os5 pounds of renovated butter
were manufactured in Minnesota last
month. According to the same re-
ports no less than 100000 pounds
of such butter is made in this state
every year. The compound pays a
revenue tax of one-quarter Of cent
pound. Renovated butter, accord
ing to legal definition, is a grade pro-
duced by mixing, reworking, rechurn-
ing or refining butter into a product
that is deodorized or made less rancid
by the introduction Of some acid,
alkai or chemical substance.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-24
Bfx Lumber Deal.

Duluth, Mimi, Dec. II Alger, Smith
~ Co. and the Cliff Lumber company
have together purchased the north
shore pine owned BY Thomas Barton,
of Ashland, and Frederick Weyhauser,
of ST. Paul, amounting to 100, O00, 900.
feet. The consideration is $500, 600 or q
little more.