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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-10-07
C. g. N. w. r. r.

DEPARTURES OF TRAINS EAST. a..
Pass. No. 504 (Ex. Sun.) new line, 4:o2 a ~
No 10 (Ex.Sun) old line, Pep IN
No. SOP Daily new line, S:5U IN
No % Daily old line s:o o III
No. 2 Elk. SUM- new line 1oo !"
DEPARTURE OF TRAINS WEST.
No. ok. SUM- new line, 7:40 m
No. II Daily old line, ll:4o IN
No. 5O3tDaily) new line, ld:4o m
No. 81 eek. SUM old line, o:aV III
No 15(Ex. SUM new line. zap nj
No. sol Daily new line. lz:So III
Trains Nos504 and 500 have sleeping cars
between Mankato and Chicago and chair
cars between Mankato and Minneapolis.
Dining cars between Winona and Tracy
and Mankato and Minneapolis.
rains Nos. 5o4 and sol have sleeping cars
between Minneapolis and Redheld, >. T.
Further information inquire OF II. L..
Beecher, Agent.
Gen. Ag't. Winona. G.P. A. Chicago.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-10-07
r. Na&el go.
CONTRACTORS
AND%@@- r..
BUILDERS.
NEW ULM, M,NN
We are again ready to take contracts
In our line and guarantee prompt and
good work. We feel that we need saw
no more where we are SO well known.

= List your property with the Elliott
Land Go. for quick and prompt sales.
We have offices and representatives in
Illinois. Iowa, Wisconsin and the Dako-
tas Information promptly given and
low K. X. fare on all roads. Call at the
office in the 0ttomeyer Block.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-10-07
NJ, g. ST.L. r. r.

No change of cars between New U1m and
St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Close connections for Chicago, M1lwau'
kee and all points East.
r. L. English, Agent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-06
TRIED TO KILL OFFICERS.
Mexicans Objected TO Having Their
Houses Burned.

Mazatlan, Mexico, March 5-The cause
of the rio; n; villa Union. where a mob
sought 10 ksl the sanitary inspectors.
has been Investigated. Two cases OF the
plague having been registered at VIA
Union. the authorities burning the houses
OF the patients. This was carelessiy done.
IL - claimed. and twelve more houses
caught FIRE and we're destroyed There
upon the people. headed hy the owners
OF other houses. came shouting. Death
to the sanitary agents, and began to
throw stones at the agents. one 90 " horn
was seriously hurt. Just then the news
spread that another sanitary Inspector
was coming and the rioters wen; 70 meet
him. intending 20 kiil hin But Re was
notified and concealed himself.
DR.. Butter man servant was found on
the street and brutally beaten because hs
refused 10 say where the doctor was \
merchant Luis Gonzales who interviewed
IN favor OF the servant. also was beaten.
Late at night the prcfect OF police. with
detachment OF ruralcs. restored order.
detachment OF soldiers OF thc Elsy-
enth infantry. was also ordered cut
The rioters numbered about -. Detaca-
ments Of soiaiers and volunteers have
been sent 10 Reconado. AgUss Calientss.
Noria. Canao and other pucbi. = There
was only one death today from plague at
Mazatlan
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-06
ALEXANDER
BILL PASSED
LOWER HOUSE
Provides for Locating Asylum
at Fort Supply.
SOME AMENDMENTS MADE
Railroad and Telephone Line
Must First be Built.

Guthrie, o. T., March 5.-Alexander's
bill locating an insane asylum at Fort
Suppl was. this afternoon considered in
the committee OF the whole in the house.
amended; recommended for passage and
ordered ensrossed. The principal amend
ment is that the present contract with
the sanitarium company not be annuiled
or the insane patients moved 10 Fort Sup
ply until a railroad or electric line is ocn-
pleted within one mile of the guard house
on the reservation. Another amendment
is that when the construction of a road
is begun in good faith. the governor of
the territory shall appoint the asylum
trustees who are to have control of the
asylum. They are 10 begin the repairing
of the building for the reception Of in
sane patients, the repairs to be completed
by the time the railroad or electric line
is in operation. 1t is believed that the
bin viii pass the house. 1t Will then be
sent to the council and while there is a
disposition to vote down the house amend
ments. the bill viii probably so through
the upper body as amended.
No appropriation has been asked for.
the men behind the bill stating that the
the insane viii putsyw. .ETAOIN SHRDL
annual appropriation of $500 for care of
the insane will lit UP the buildings and
maintain the insane patients for one year
1t is stated that there are seventeen votes
for the bill as amended. Those opposed
to the measure claim that it Will not
pass
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-06
HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

Newkirk O. L. March 5.-A meeting
of the directors OF the Oklahoma and
Indian Territory Historical society Is
hereby called To convene at Guthrie on
Friday, March 8. at o'clock p. m. at
the Guthrie club rooms. All editors now
sending their files to the society are also
urged 10 be present
The object OF this meeting is 20 discuss
the needs OF the Historical society for
the coming two years and to ask the
legislature for an adequate appropriation
commensurate with the great Importance
OF this work. II is desired not 20 ask
for more than Is absolutely necessary for
the successful continuance OF the So
ciety work.
BY the act OF the legislature Of two
years ago. the collection was saved from
the disaster Of the university fire where
in the territory lost so much valuable
matter. much of which can scarcely be
replaced large part Of the society =
newspaper files also just missed by p
few days the bindery fire OF the State
Capital of year ago. Both of these dis
asters to valuable historical property
emphasize the Importance of the Histor-
ical society's collections. which are now
In fre-proof quarters in the Carnegie II
brary at Oklahoma City. The territory
through it's legislature. and the editors
Of the territories through their papers
should do everything possible 90 add 10
this collection and make II available by
proper index. etc. for quick historical
reference. LINCOLN MKINLAY.
Pres Oklahoma Historical Society.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-06
NOT AFFECTED BY MERGER.
New Frisco Lines Have 20 Be
Financed and viii Be Pushed

Oklahoma City, o. T, March Capt.
J. Z. Hinkley. of ST Louis, chief engineer
Of construction for the Frisco system,
arrived in the city last night from New
Orleans. When seen by an Oklahoman
reporter last evening Captain Hinckley
stated that his coming here at this time
IS to Join B. +. Johnston and President
c. G. Jones in making an inspection Of
the line of the Oklahoma City & West
ern preparatory to turning it over to the
Frisco. When asked as to the situation
in the Frisco fight for entrance into New
Orleans. he said the case will be rushed
through the supreme court within three
weeks and he had no doubt but that the
Frisco would win out ultimately. Il have
nine surveying crews in the field between
Oklahoma City and New Orleans. This
line will be Of vast benefit TO the two ter
ritories. as it will give another octlet 10
export goods. such as grain. etc. In con-
nection with the Arkansas & Choctaw ii
vii lgive this section a pretty good out
let in the direction Of New Orleans"
win the recent merger stop the Fris-
cos building operations in this section
fthe country?" asked the reporter.
''The community Of interests" respond
cd CAPTAIN Hinckley. will not in the
least affect the new lines that have
already been financed. which is the case
with the southwestern line from here %
New Orleans. and l am now building the
Arkansas Valley & Western. ard the
line westward to Denver IS a certainty
All these have been financed -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-06
JOIN CHASE FOR ROBBERS.
United States Marshal and Deputies
After Hennessey Outlaws.


Guthrie. O. T., March 5.-Cnited States
Marshal Bill Fossett accompanied by
Deputies Marshals J. I. McCracken and
George a. Foster started for the west
side to take up the search on the trail
of the three men who robbed the Rock
Island station at Hennessey on Tuesday
morning and murdered Justice Craig
Marshal Fossett stated that the mur-
der was cold blooded and uncalled for
Craig was a son of Editor Craig of Hen
Dessey. He had borrowed a lantern at
the station and was taking # back not
knowing the robbers were in the city.
They ordered him 70 halt. bat he thought
the ocder came from the railroad men
and that they were inst poshinC him.
Therefore craig kept on going and when
within a foot and a half from the track
the robbers fired. killing him almost in
stantly. They secured but $3.50 in cash
When last scn1 tho robbers were in
the vicinity of Lacey. In northwestern
King6sher county They left their horses
there and proceeded in a buggy. closely
followed by Deputy Marshal HOLT of II
Reno and one otter deputy. Fossett Nc
Cracker and Foster expect 70 Join in the
chase
some details Of the desperate attempt
81 a hold up and murder that occurred
NJ Hennessey. between . a7f So o'clock
Tuesday morning. have reached the city.
hut as Vet tho ful particulars were not
known until Yesterday.
Between the hours mentioned three
masked men appeared az the Rock Island
station 81 Bcu1essev and comrrsnsiaf
the nir'lt operator tn threw up his hands
They then bound and gazre5 hirn short
Is sfterward ard while tssy were endeax-
o~irs q oncn the safe that stood IN the
office, with s1 axe. ana othe- tools thev
had with them negro. oCraisl. appeared
On the scene. The robbers ordered him
to throw up his hands. but the negro
did net obey = shot frosn a revolver n
o. hands of one u tho rortz-s ius.a-tiv
KIDD hinl- rho noise os .hs siscbsre
of-ths kun awakened several nearby rs
lferts and the ro'ne-s rnaFe rs,F their
eScaDe fust rs The c-oRd - 22ap,e vhs
hV6 been awakened ~ th~ noise an
Heard On Tho scene The robbers ia not
suoceed ir hreshlne oa-n ,he ssfa. !,
having wi;istoOd their Efforts until thev
were frishteaed away.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-06
STORE BURNED AT PERRY.
Prompt Action Saved Adjoining Build
inus-Loss liQht.

Perry, Q. T.. March 5.-About 2:30
O'Clock this morning fire was discovered
in the Sid Bailey building on the west
side Of the square. The alarm by the
70licemep's guns was the first notice,
which was quickly followed by the shrill
fire whistle and the appearance of the
department boys The fire was well urf
der way and the whole store room in
flames when the fire department arrived,
but it was quickly extinguished and on
short notice.
The building was occupied by Mr..
Townsend. the jeweler, and the West
Side drug store. owned by Mr.. Young.
The loss on goods was a complete one,
and only about half covered by insur
ance. Companies represented by local
agents John Dulaney. c. L. walker and
E. F. Tebbie are the policy writer's.
G. b. Caliicotte. who conducts the Ar
cade Cafe. adjoins the Bailey building
on the south and was damaged about
500. The Hoffman bar, adjoining on the
north, was damaged about $50.
The large regulator clock standing
near the front window in the jewelry
department was stopped by the fire just
as the hands We're pointing to fifteen
minutes to O'Clock, just about the time
scene. There was a great hUstlinc of
wives and children to places of safety.
and Mrs. Callcotte and rAis McKittrick
tell of some rather laughable expert
onces this morning. The dampness of
the weather and the absence Of wind
were greatly in favor of suppression of
the flames, otherwise We would have
been minus several business houses this
morning
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-06
GA swE N A@
Bears the ITS NM YOU haze laliS SeuT
asn1'''' "a ZXsHN/z.z<Il
PASTORS HAVE SCHEME.
Campaign Planned for Taking Reiig-
ious Census of Oklahoma CITY.


Oklahoma City. March 5.-The meeting
of the oklahoma City Pastors associa-
tion next Monday Will b. one OF exccp-
tional importance. as upon that occasion
a religious campaign will be inaugurated
that will probably result IN much bene-
fit to the churches I'm the territory. This
campaign VIII be In the nature of re-
ligious census. as It IS the purpose q
the association TO have its representa-
tives canvass the entire population and
ascertain the religious status II every
man. woman and child IN the city.
The pastors of tho churches and the
Sunday school superinterdents OF the
city VIII cooperate 81 this great work,
which IS 10 commence in Few days.
The plan for conducting this campaign
viii be thoroughly discussed al Mondays
meeting of the pastors association.
In discussing the census proposition
yesterday one % the most prominent
ministers in the city was very enthusi-
astic over the expected results from the
movement II Il believed many persons
who have been connected with one
church or another before coming 20 ok
Ishorna ard have since reelected 20
again become identified with tire church
win be Influenced - resume their reiig-
ious connections. and many pcrfous who
have neyer been Identified with any
church VIII be located ard strong er9rts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-06
GOV. FERGUSON EXPLAINS.
Says He Did Not Refer to Senator
Campbell in His Veto.

Guthrie, o. r, March ST do not con-
slider that there is a single sentence in
the message vetOing the bill repeating
the oil inspection law that reflects on
Senator Campbell or in fact any member
of the council said Governor Ferguson
today relative to the speech made yes
teTday by Senator Campbell.
1T is my impression" continued the
governor, that the bill was passed by
both branches of the legislature by what
seemed to be a general demand that the
oil inspection law be repealed. l did not
desire the bill repealed unless there was
another measure enacted When il come:
to casting reflections upon Senator Camp
bells honor. will say ! never thought Of
him. when l wrote that message. L
wanted a law passed that can be en-
forced and one that will fix a stated sal
airy for TIE territorial Inspector what
ever the legislature considers just, the
balance of the fees turned into the ter
ritorial treasury. l did not want the law
repealed unless there is a law 20 take
it's place The suit against the oil COM
pany is still en- and we should have some
kind of law on the statute books while
this is pending
Senator Campbell called at the COVER
nor's Office this morning. While there
he was assured that there was no desire
to cast any reflections on him when the
veto message was prepared. Senator
Campbell stated that he took the matter
as a reflection upon him. There was no
i'll feeling shown and as far as Senator
CampbeIIs speech is concerned II Is now
thing of the past
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-06
irnuiries Pouring In.

Enid. o T. March s-This Office has
received letters from al lover the United
states concerning tire article cf last seek
IN which ne made sn estimate OF the
wheat crop 0f Garfield oornty. says the
Events We received four from -owa.
threo from Missruri several from kan
Sas. several fro11 Illinois and Ono and
ono frora PcnnEyivauia- Al eTrs seem
- he turned upon Okishorna- ard ss Ne
SCI fo-th certain facts a-3 climate thsT
wanted a. know n &; wss the actual facss.
IS T. cur statement II IRE crop P-ns-
recfz there g. n 6o1ht- TheT are uow
the nuas; in TIE zo-la. ard thsre g. littie
question bot vh2t out Z tDsal acreage
Ct So sss. CARED c1uuty VII geaisre
yield os sa.s1 80 ~hieh shouia - least
re; IS $ s.a1os.
There i ~ actson ah9gt thsz azd se
az glad the inquiries are pouriag r.
Eve-YthIeE uew BIDS fai- - an tra-
rrenss s.nr-i~-ztioa 60 Ck3at1-ra tAts
sumner ar5 fan Thczszz5s = szEteT-
farmers --1 seI fsrir IRIS as ~ 9s1-ss
ass come q Cxiahsras % azfLa ~ ths
country. They are 0g thai a-azssrozs
p-Dgrexs5ee ktEd zEt SEs esssE4bss cisi-
zs1zs.ig AZ ok.shezs E4s ss.sGEzs sAezs-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-06
PROBABLY a HORSE THIEF.
Man Tries to Sell Team fer Half
Nalue and 1hen skins.

Chandler. .. T., March 5.-Last evening
a man. who appeared to be about % years
old drove 10 Clifton and put his team
up at a livery barn. Later he took the
team and RIG over TO feed yard and
offered TO sell the outfit for So, saying he
had started to drive a distance overland
and was tired and wanted to complete his
journey home on railroad. Failing 70 sell
the team he went back 70 his hotel and
went 10 bed. Toward morning he got up
took his grip and left tho hotel. He was
afterwards seen walking toward Chandler.
lie left tn team and rig In the stable.
and the stable people thinking some thing
Vas wrong. conferred with Sheriff Tiish-
man over the telephone regarding the
matter He instructed them 10 hold the
;eam. He believes. as the rig Is said 70
be worth double y price asked. and IS
the man left without 81. that the outfit
has been stolen fron some one The ont
nt consists OF a bay and a gray. both
mares. weighing SO TO go pounds each
a light baggy and best collar harness
The she-iT-s force kept q lockout TO-
the nan today about the derot thinking
be wouid take n train here. bur u7 - The
time 81 going TO press he had not beeH
seen
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-06
AUDITOR
REPORTED
TO COUNCIL
Tells About Transactions of
Southwestern Normal
CLAIMS PAID ON ORDERS
Did Business According to In
StruCtionS Received.
CLAIMS PAID ON ORDERS

Guthrie. o. T., March 5.-Auditor L.
w Baxter has replied TO the council res
olution asking him to explain why the
jenkins locating committee in the South
western Normal matter was paid by
him. The reply is as follows:
ITO the President and Members of the
Council of the Seventh Legislative AS
sembly, Guthrie, o. T.
"Gentlemen-The territorial auditor
wishes to acknowledge the receipt of
council resolution No. 13, and to state in
reply thereto that the amounts aggre-
eating ss02,s0 which were paid to the
second committee, were for expenses in
locating the Southwestern Normal school
and were upon the following authority,
to-wit:
/. A communication from the governor
informing the auditor that the governor
had appointed the second committee TO
succeed the first committee, and that in
the issuing Of warrants in payment of
expenses of members Of this committee
he will please be governed accordingly
80. The attorney general ruled that the
governor had the right under the law
TO appoint and commission the second
committee and that the committee
holding the latest commission from the
governor is the commission that the
board of education must recognize
''3. The board of education was Of the
opinion that the second committee was
the legal committee, as shown by its ac
ceptance and adoption of the report of
the said second committee.
Il. The attorney general approved the
vouchers of said second committee, which
vouchers are now on file in the audit
or's office and open TO inspection.
"5. The law makes 1t the duty Of the
attorney general to draft contracts and
render written opinions to the governor,
auditor and treasurer The presumption
is that these interpretations become Of
fetal and govern the officers in their
acts. 1t is a uniform custom of the Of
flee to consult the attorney general upon
all doubtful legal questions and to fol-
low his interpretations until changed by
himself or overruled by the court.
''At the time said bills were presented
for payment no proceedings in court had
been begun. AS the work of the auditor
is administrative, and not judicial, and
these bills had the approval of the au-
thorities, the audieor could not do other
wise than to allow them.
Very respectfully submitted.
IL. w. BANTER, Auditor
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-06
ORGANIZE HUMANE SOCIETY.
Women of El Reno Want Protection
fer Dumb Animals.

Ell Reno, o. T. March THE ladies OF
Ell Reno have started movement TO or
ganize humane society in the near
future. says the American. The move
ment has primarily the protection OF
animals attached TO delivery wagons
Several ladies have the plans almost in
shape now for the formation of the so
ciety and a meeting viii be called some
time next week, at which time all ladies
interested in the movement are invited
to meet with those who are now work
ing up the organiza ton.
The animals attached to the delivery
wagons in this city are treated most
brutally and many people have remark
ed that something ought to be done to
put a stop to the inhuman treatment of
these faithful and helpless animals. NO
dumb brute renders more useful service
to humanity than do the faithful horses
and mules, and any brute in human
shape who mistreats these faithful ami
mails should most certainly be taken TO
task and punished with the same merci-
less:ess given the patient dumb brutes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-06
OUTBREAK is IMMINENT.
Empress Said 10 Be in Piot With Dis
satisfied Element

Victoria. y G. March 5--Acoording 10
advicss received from Peking. an out
break. and with Il a carnival of murder.
Is regarded by many as imminent Cor
respondents of a Chinese paper AZ Pc
king are sending columns to..lng of the
dupllcity u the empress do~AgeT and of
the threatened outbreak
The North China Daily News. one q
the best Informed journals of the east
has received advices that the empress
dowager and Yunz Ii. the grand chan
ceIior. are known 20 De aielag the move
n,ent of Tung Ia Hsiaug ia Kan g.. and
or the authority of Chiasse q high
literary rank a Pssing. StsnE B4i
paper says that Vhiie the empress dow
ager r. issuing sdicts comma nSisE re-
forms on western lines and pTetsnd3nz -
initiate reforms. she - secretly sealing IN
s;ructiona % vfce-oTs and governors. PRO
? biting the Inauguration of foreign meth
ots l- their turfsdiction-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-06
REsuKeD PAN-oeRmANs.
They Stirred Up Suspicion Against
German Colonial Projects

Berlin. March 5.-Dr Schsrisch. presid-
ing at netting of the colonial society "a
Hamburg yesterday. rehuked the pan
Germans for stirring up suspicion abroad
against German colonial projects. Thvir
intentions. he said were Rood. bat the
consequences OF continually reminding
the world Of German ambitions were
bad.
For instance. Air. scharlsch explain
Cd. the time was when the Brasiiiaa
government was willing 90 assist any en-
terprise backed by Germans % German
capital but German colonfsts have been
80 frequently exhorted 20 stand - their
nationality and hold fast a. German cui-
turo. Language and habits with the ulti-
mate object of forming a German state
that the brazilian government - uow
distrustfui aud unwilling 90 givs Germaua
even equal opportunities with other ma
tionalities. The idea OF founding a Ger
man state IN Brazil IL a fantasy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-06

oountv authorities quietly shackled
George n. Burton, the murderer Of Ray
Love. and hustled him off 70 Guthrie.
r-bare he was locked UP in a steel cell
IN the federal jail last evening. The rea-
son assigned for the removal of the
federal Jail is much safer place than
the county Jail at this point Burton. it
is known, would attempt TO escape al
the first opportunity. and it was deemed
advisable 10 avoid any possible trouble
with the man in this respect In his
present circumstances it is believed that
he would have taken desperate chances
TO escape with half an opportunity. Bur
toms trial win begin in the district court
in this city on april Z. and it is thought
that only a couple Of days will be re-
CURED in which TO dispose OF ii.