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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-28
Muerte del COrO-
mel Queralta
EN- NURvA YORK
Veterano de Ia guerra CT
vii americana y de la
guerra de los diez
afos en- Cuba
cubano, hijOde eSpalo-
les y CiudadanO americana
ValiOSO cubano, hijOde eSpa1o-
les y ciudadan0 americana
de maestro -cosresponsazJ

Nueva York Mario is. e, Co
ronel Fernando L6 ez de Qaerslts.
vetsrano ds 10 guerra de 1861 65, y
vetesano tambien de IL guerra de
aiez amos en- Oubs, acaba de f .llese,
en- ga CASA de IL Gale diex y seis lie
esta ciudad.
La hiatoria de este vAlients Soda
do cuanto competente ingeniaro en-
muy in~teresants. Naeido en- 10 pro-
vincia de Santiago de Cuhs, de pa
dres espanoles .qae s'li Sc establs.
eieron, fu6 enviado 6 los Estaaos
Unidos euando joven y curs6 los es
tudios de ingenierfa civil. gradu4n.
doee de ingeniero en- Ia Universidad
de Pensilvanis. en- F4ladslds.
HallAbase adm en- este pals cnando
estall6 10 guerra civil de 1851 65, y
al primer llamarniento de genie, ae
alist6 en- las flas del Norts. Sc le
ehszoindividuo delestaao mayer del
General Hancock sirviendo como
ingeniero hasta 10 termination da 10.
guerra, durante 10 cual tuvo muchas
oportunidades de distinguirse, y
luego 90 RETRO con oil bien ganado
grade de Coronel.
aCuando estall6 10 revoluei6n cuba.
no de 1868, ell Coronsl Qaera;ta qui.
80 unir On suerte 6 10 de los patri6.
tAs cukanos, y Sc lanz6 & 10 revolu.
ef6n. Sc 10 hizo General del Ej6r
otto Libertador, y sc le di6 81 msndo
de l~asfasraas de ingenieroz. Vino
muchas vecss 6 este pals en- busca
de t 1ndos y de armas para Lea pa.
rriotas.
Durante los 6ltimos einco amos ha
estAdo empleado en- las cfcinAs de,
Attorney General de ests ciudsd.
Era hombre de notable presencia,
de cabello blanco, y bigote ne FRO
como sxabAehe. Pertenecfa 6 10 Is
gi6n Leal, y ii Sumner Pest del
Gran EjSrcito de 10 Rspdbli u.
ri C.ronel de @ aeralta era latino
del General r fAsl de- Quasads Y de
ga hermano Manuel, que fu6 uno de
los primeros jefss de 10 guerra de
los diez amos. Al estallar u guerra
hispano americans, Qaerelta tfes
clio aus servicios al gobierno ameri-
cano; pero no faeron aceptados por
"a avanzada edad, reconociendo, sin
embargo, con fcases altAme.ts 10.
ts fsctorias, 10 honroso del sfreci
mielt to.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-28

Tn agresOf abSueltO
por irresponsible en- el
momento de la aggression

81 dis 26 del eorriente BE Vi6 ante
10 Corte de DiAtrito de Sam Jnan 10
csusa que por eli de'ito de Aeometi
mient0 &c IL aigue 6 Evaristo Dis z,
por haber inferidn heridas On ID pier
No de IN coneubina Luisa Andino, de
In Clrolins.
Els Ell primer caso que &c ha v,sto
On arreglo 6 10 prescripto en- el az.
ticulo 439 y siguiente, haste 473 del
Co5igo de eDjuiciamiento Criminal,
VICENTE.
De las pruebas result6 que dicho
individuo padece de <Mapfssguda.
y quea6 demostrado por Ia aefensa
one obr6 NJ cometer ell hecho en- nm
momerto de locurs, Aetualmente
d.cho acnsado est& completamente
bien.
La defensa estnvo & cargo del abo
gado Rodriguez CebollarO, ell que de
mostr6 ciennfeamsnte qse "a de
fendiao obr6 impulsaao por To Iocu.
70. I'll Tribunal despu6s de haber
dido los ir f ,rmes del Fiscal Y Abo.
gado absolvi6 oil acusado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-28
Los hdWaianOS
invitan q Mr.. Roosevelt
Serd ditlcil que Ell presidents
acepte la inVitaci6n
4Ds maestro ~c0responsaU

Nueva York, MNz1 II. Avisar
de Honolulu que los habitantes del
Hawaii est&n lrstando de que 81 Pre-
sidente Mi. Roosevelt les dedique
parte do au pr6xima excursion por
| el oeste, haci6ndoles ANA visita; y
que, 6 este efecto, est&n dando pa
SOS eerca de Casa B &nea para con.
seguir sus dese0s.
Sc proyecta, para ell cas- de que
Mr. Roosevelt acepte 10 invitaci6n,
10 que es dudoso. prepsrar nm siste-
ms de tslegraffa ina ambrica con
objsto de qae ell vapor que conduzea
al pri ner Magistrate de 10 Nacf6n
re eomunique diariamente con tie.
rra. De esta suerte Ell Pfesidente
podr& enterarse perfectamente en-
TODD momento de 10 marcia de to-
dos los negocios del gobierno, y dar
instrucciones al ei6rcito de emplea.
dos de Washington. Y en- case de
que algdn asunto de urgente necesi-
dad reclamsre pa preaencia en- los
Estados Unidos, solo ne necesitar&
que el vspor Gamble de curse, regre-
sando de ats mar al pu1to de par.
tida.
Las autoridades de Washing CON
NO confrmen 10 noticis; pero dieen
que aun en- el case de que vsnga la
invitaciop, ssrA diff I'll que eli Presi'
dente pus&a aceptArla, porque ya
est& trazado Ell programs de Sd ex'
tsnsA excursion. y no cd possible al
terarlo. Qae al bieu MIR. Roosevelt
IRA con guato & hacer una vista al
nuevo territorio, los compromises "a
hschos sc 10 impjden de todo punto
On esta OCCASION; y que, blan 6 pesar
suy0, tendrk que reservarse para
otra mas propicia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-28
CaminOS

I'll Gobsrnador en- vista de los in
formes dados por oil jefe do Obras
p1blieas y Comisionaao del Interior,
hH destinado 10 anna de S102 900 pa
RI 10 r~eparaci6n y construction de
los caminos siguientes:
De MSyaguszG Cabo Rojo. So. goo
San German 6 Lsiss. $50 900; Ca
guAs 4 San Lorenzo, Sic, 900; Aibo'
nito & BAria- quitas, Sic, 600; Maya
gu Concerto, $15 900; Arroyo &
Patillas, $4,000 y para 81 de Las
Marfas, $4,000. -.
Ahora falta que 6 esas obras ne do
eli impulse que necesitan para que
On brsve puedAn disfrutar de aus be-
nencios los agrieultores que pAsan
grandes trAbAios por 10 dsfciente
10 Las Act1ales Was de comunieA'
Cioo.
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Ell concrete deS-
C0ntentO en- MaDatl
Pocos negocios. Conato
de incendio
(De maestro ~oorvesponsol)

MxYzo, 81. El concrete atraviesa
poT rns crisis aDgustiosa or extre.
mo 6 pesar de que los haeiendas
sMonaerFate. y-~<Luisas, est&n en-
plena zkfrA dhndo Alguna vida 6 este
pueblo.
Nos conats que sc han cerrado Va.
riAs cashs de concrete en- ell pueblo
porqse no bay 6 quien vanaerle, y
oil que ten f. dos establecimientos los
ha reducido 6 uno por economics,
dependencies y gastos, pues no est&
10 Msgdalena para tafetAnes; y sin6
que 10 Olga Mr.. Hunt -. y viva 10
prosperidad!
Auoche, salfsn slas nueve de 10
misma, Sc 10 Fl emAron dos f&roles del
alumbraso pdblico de este pueblo.
amenaxAndo de peligro inminente
las casas del doctor Blszquez, don
Mario Santana y 10 EN- que est6 ms.
talado Ell ColegioSde Las hermanitas
de 10 Carload estsblecido his POGO
tempo en- 10 Gale NuevA. Afortu'
nAdAmente las distaneias 6 que ests.
ban eoloca4os los poates de sstos
foaos.... de lMz impidio que el fac.
go tomRse preparedness alarmantes
y no tuvi6rAmcs que lamentar hoy
.infnitas perdidas msteriales ssf Co.
mo tambien las de algunas vidas.
Llam6 mueho 10 atenei6n del pdbli'
co que en- equellos momentos no se
en- Ell lugar del sueeso
ningdn agente de 10 policfa, nj tam
POGO los dos emplesdos del servicio
del s~lumbrAdo & quienes no SO VIC
por ninguna parte.
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Is San Francisco %
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Dr.. Ferrer Torres.

Tfatamiento de todas las enferme.
dsdas en- general.
II lpecialidad en- las afeeeiones de
los ojos, nariz, dido y garganta.
Horas de eonsulta de 266. =. M.
D. Sol A. n
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C0mpra J Venta
de GanadO

Sc eompra y vsnde eonstante
mente gAnado vseuno de todas cla.
ses y tambien caballar.
Quien interese haeer neRocios pua
de dirigirse 6 A. Hartman y Comp.
On Arroyo Puerto Rico.
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Votaci6n plebiscitaria
- DE
LA coRREsPoNDENCIa," -.
l-.

IN nu@trae dtc6nd lei 10 de Febrero,d ecamos:mus&4
".no.halamosa horae un pebisctoG de toos los nS :pn particles p Gn @S %n or
poaciones pHnsa, pueblo to9 exwesas qm 81 a@e0 que" Soie 'e" N" '"
Pero sd este Isl 81 lareandad? lserdn exactash las pobablha@s quea nota IL DO
espondencia Las smpauasy ahcones senudas pore puebod eue a9unos aos an
tsd de la guerra IN Sc habmn enMbldo d@pu6s de mpantadas las actMaes leysEt n
suma: DUAL esh sduconqu que pueblo del u@toR Rico preerr1a oons@r'ndoa oonon
Este es 10 que" L Correspondence Sc propone Ireguntar a los habltan@s aae e Ia asia
gal obeto@ les meoe una 'vo@ci6np ebh@tana'' por medic de Ia oualm anlhesen hofe-
Pr Virtue de la guerra htpano americana y atendendo alos derechos y yountad 10
todos cine sn las ou0ones que lie acue1do los puebos uore- ame1canoy pnerorlque-
no. pudRra dane q nues1op obema. E@s oucnnesy s deaT0o, 500 c1 0Mo que; a.,
lg TERRITORIO De LA UNION NORTE-AM
crae tire a contentey la Rs, ell primer lazod e federation. Los ueornquenos son
udadanos amehcanos. "a asia ornara1 IN absolute, paHe d. los ESados onoo'p ~-
diendo legar aser estado en- su Ida. Soucond ehnluVa
2s MDhPENDENCIA. Ell congress- de los Esados Undos declare que
Puerto ioe s una nacion independent como Ia iaa de- Cuba, redene certos lugaresp ara
noda la v@daderac udadanfa puetoriquena Soucond efndvs
Q@ H0RTERNn tTtMPlRAI.. Ell congrao de los Esados Undos re
cnoce los etornquen Ell der@no al pepNcto'. Lstabece una form d g operno
pub cano bhameral peredo Conserve la intervention represntada pT n go oenaao
OWL con uo de veto. Reconoce a ciudadanla naconal puer6rnquena yse apazaP G V Vans
mrtouiquen ,pr medod de III pebtoto dna cual.s seduction prehera vel Iongeso e los
Eaados Undos 81 acepta 8 no. aPuertoR icoe en- ia eueaoon. oou0onm erns
45 COLUNlA. Ell @auoquo ICON mas menosv aranes' sin deoa@lon" 10
'terrtoro",n lie lnaependenCa nj dec udadana detrmmada nj de d@@hop @"@c@"@
So CONFEDERATION ANTILLANA. Reonodda la indepen-
dencad q la IH, eMs conH ntervencon dpomaucau elg ooRrno americana, gesuonara
Ia confedenci6nc cor otas antn1as. souoi6n aefnntva.
ooovenoidos de- ques ugetos a voaconeg os punts ell resutado so absdutamente exao-
to- puede.M ser muy aproximado Ia reaidad; oonvencidos de luz uene mucho int@esa
10 e. vote debe c0uSgnare en- el talon quee pelodco pubhca hacienda ua cruz
q Ia camA correspondence a la soucon gu ecada voante deee. ntendendose que n
tahns solo es Vahdo para IN voo.
q. La votad6n empearae ell sababo 80 de Febrerod lie 1903 y durara go dh&
ado prt tres das cons@uMvos2 Is 80 de Aml y do Mayo de l9O8.
49, Nc es nec@arioq que los voantes rmen los taones a menos que expresamente
odeseen haceh.
So Podnn escdbhse oheracones en- ell espaciod esinadoa eloe IN ell talon, pero
n o ur6n pubicadasa queMas que ne sean perunentesy azonabes.
50 ina vzn eno ell tMn debe recorwrse yremihrse por correo6 q la manoa "La
Correspondents de Puerto Rico l64 Allen Street San JuanP RI IN donde set onara
n%Rd lei vd0
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Ri Polo NOrte
CAFE Y BILLAR. -

FL mejor establecimiento de SUI
clase en- San Juan. Servicio esme-
rad1simo: Sc sirven chocolate, cafe,
refrescos, y licores, de La mayor pu-
reza.
26 San Francisco Is
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A:B:CBoHEMl4H
III Rstnad d Todas las cerWzas Emtotnadas" M MAs cestsas. pss las MAs Puss
demepraass. THE AMERICAN BREWING ca. ST. Louis. Mo. E u.dsA
Roberto Graham S!ogenIeIo, NJ, IL. N.
pom
Representa- en- Ia Isla de Puerto.Rieo.

MANLOVE, ALLIOTT & CO., Nottingham Y 1ona,s. 1n,u.. t.,u,.n.
LNcOLNE & co, GLASGOW. rsS a @aaen as nR R9asPam ra msssa nn-
49,, - nducor superor para cubrr cahdaasy tubera de vamr
pGAA0A AAEO1TlO w., LOTNDFtES. Lampaas eectrcas sup@iorsp ara
!. = .,rrr 49, ngmiosa lumHadop dbico, c&asp PARTICULARS ~ uendas
:. >. OAMEICON STEAM JUMP WORKS. New-Yok City. Bombas de
n1nn Drru,, -. nxr.v aporp para todose rUcio Lsm Gse economical v nader
niAsn 1A>o Il 20. Columbus Ohio. Conduotor y
Lemaores para cana bagaso azdcar cafe y toa dse
rESAlNh DAVIES. New-York City & New Orleans Caosv waoonasn NO. ,.s.
yorrn, 1Enar - ~, Via erea y todac hse de accessories
oOAAAN D1AGA" ! ~ w. Dallas, San Luis y New Orleans. Aados da aor
suupeNN@y tda ched de- Instruments para al culnvo de-
Ia CANA cafe abacoa etc. etc.
ESPECIALIDADES
A1n oAA'Au e u@' onea se, nuevey dz clindos COR 6an tn-
ApApA m D.D t@Taoor regmadorh drunco, etc. etc.
a. 0fAA IA CLARltICACION del lug sip d. la car.
EVAPORADORAS EXPRESS astruo oaonoos ypere"0"
m las economics en- primer c@o v trehnimdao Ia
GRANULADORAS TACHOS AZ " y ~ 7 tssr lmpia'
nat a % mo 81 azdcar orsaIzabl,d ejando la mel com
0AA1'o AAoaoo AL VACIO, para ingenis OUT va ueDen
taIzabJa n %oc omunes que exuaen TODD ell azdcar cus
tnnoa las mleese en- una .sa operacons sin vanns
CnNnu,1 M, i. * c,n,,1 anques ouosd ep&nhs. ' "as"e1
OOAO oOoEh NDDAO perecobnadas con movimieno hhr6nHca.
1,,1-e eEcrca de coueas
ca-A con uoosr emoblbes la geneadorad To- va
~ T D1D .o M n Pr para para ngenos mas economics pr todoso oneeptos
AHO1h~A W. LIZ AODOo III aqua mexpoades pppias lara AIMS
Don.~.o o,,. mr. aaconad de reg@, eaborr cafe etc. etc
AOIOMA 1GAo que nenan, c@en y p@an los sacos lie aumar v cafe
w ~, .-,1 con oda exachtud ygan economic de labor y coHo.
LIZ PEIfCOLEO. Ell motor mas economco y SECURE para inHala-
-- clones de- eo eaborarc cafe oas indusudas.
DE HERO Y BRONCO, ENGRANAJES, MOLINOS, TANQUES
7 TODA CLASE DE MATERIAIES Y REPAROS PARA NGENIOS.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-04-15
Slides Giving Trouble,

Land slides ON the Minneapolis & St.
Louis railroad between this place and
Klossner station are giving the railroad
men some annoyance. When the St.
Louis was first built into New Ulm 1t
was found extremely difficult to keep
the line open in wet weather but for the
past few years little trouble has been
given. The almost incessant rain of the
last two weeks, however, has caused a
renewal of the trouble and several small
slides have occurred, covering the track
in places with three or four inches of
Nicollet county clay. AS yet travel has
not been interrupted and there is little
likelihood of accidents occurring, as orders
have been issued to train crews to run
at a low rate of speed when descending
the Klossner hill. 49,: :"
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-04-15
STOPPING to SMALL Methods.

That men are only grown up children
was never more fully exemplifed than
in the actions of the city council at its
last regular meeting. W. arei in the habit
of looking at public officials as repre-
sentative men; men whose examples can
safely be initiated by the youth of the
city and whose official meetings are
ideals Of legislative government, but the
meeting held last Monday night in the
city hall was not only farce in that line
but travesty on justice and tile undo
ing of the good that prediction actions
promised.
The council cuts off its nose to spite
it's face and strikes at L. G.. Vogel
through his friends, by rejecting the I'M
usually acceptable bid of the Citizens
Bank for the handling of the city money
because the mayor happens to be stock
holder in the bank, and, by the way, If
this argument holds the Brown County
Bank is the only one Of the three eligible
to receive the funds.
Is it the part of public spirited men
to sacrifice the interests OF the city to
further their own ends, or to work out
their personal spite against personal enc
mics? Men are not elected to Office for
that purpose. They are put there to
impartially represent all the people and
while the Review does not presume to
have intelligence sufficient to tell this
city council what it's duty is, it is suf-
iciently removed from the narrow, child
lsh ways of ''getting even" to judge be-
tween honesty ofpurpose and legislation
for spite, and a business man would not
hesitate long in determining whether p
per cent more than was receive last year
for public money, is not what the people
want, even though vouchers have to be
cashed by parties who may be unfriend-
ly to certain members of the council.
Public policy has nothing to do with
personalities and no public official has a
right to encourage such action.
Besides making itself ridiculous on
the above proposition the council OPEN
ed up on each other in q mild manner
and matters of some weight were ad-
vised to be referred to the city attorney
for the purpose of keeping out of trouble
and 1t was suggested by the city clerk
that there was little use in that for that
official had not kept them out of trouble
for the past two years, and one of the
aldermen intimated that if the matters
could not be fixed so he could do bust
ness with the city, be would resign.
The te nper of the present council has
never been shown palmer than at this
meeting,and demonstrates what has often
been presumed that, while there are q
few men in that honorable body who
serve the city to further lis interests
there are some who seek only their own
betterment and the privilege of using y
high office for the purpose of getting
eveL".
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-04-15
Favored Country MillerS.

Chas. Silverson, of the Eagel Roller
Mill company, returned last Wednesday
night from Minneapolis, where he at
tended the conference of railroad officials
and mill owners relative to the request
of the Minneapolis Chamber of Com
merce for reduction in freight rates
from Minneapolis to Chicago. They
wanted their rate cut down or eise have
that of the country miller increased and
his privilege of milling his wheat in
transit taken away. To this Mr.. Silver
son and his associates very naturally OBJ
jected and the railway people sustained
their protest, declining to reduce the
Minneapolis Chicago rate Or increase that
being paid from points in Southern
Minnesota and South Dakota.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-04-15

Congressman D. F. WILDER, Of Oneo!
Tie Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus,
Genflemen---ssP Persuaded by q frie
almost fully recovered after the use OF
that Peruna Is all you claim for 1t, and
to all who are afflicted with catarrhal
Peruna Preventive and Cure for Colds.
Mr.. G. F. Given, Sussex, N. B., Vice
President of "The Past-time Boating
Club, writes:
. Whenever the cold weather sets in 1
have for years past been very sure to
catch severe cold which was hard to
throw off, and which would leave after
effects on my constitution the most of
the winter.
Last winter I was advised to try
Peruna, and within five days the cold
was broken up and in five days more I
was well man. I recommended it to
several Of my friends and all speak the
highest praise for II. There IS nothing
like Peruna for catarrhal affiliations.
II IS well nigh lnfaNible as cure, and
I gladly endorse 1t. "--.c. r. Given.
A Prominent Singer Saved From Loss Of
Voice. ~
Mr.. Julian weisslitz, IT'S Seneca street,
Buffalo, n. Y, is corresponding secre-
tary OF The Sanger1ust, Of New York
Is the leading second bass of the Sanger
lust, the largest German singing society
OF New York and also the oldest.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-04-15

only men in the volunteer service who
drew ''bogie" pay, his long service hav-.
ing entitled him to the additional salary.
There, also, he came to he known as one
of the hardest working officers in the
park. H.. 81. s..: ....,~s...-. 49, ~.
His habit of giving his personal at
teDtion to the vents Of lis men made
him the IDOL cf his regiment and his ef
forts to get his "outfit" to the front were
unceasing. Finally he did succeed IN
having the T~ elfth placed upon waiting
orders for Gen. Brooks provisional ex-
petition to Porto Rico but within few
days the peace protocol was signed and
Col. Bobleter was compelled to return
to Minnesota without having given his
soldiers the opportunity of proving their
mettle under fire. @fE s~ go
Now, forty-one years after he marched
away as humble private fighting for
the republic, he will exchange the eagle
on his colonel's shoulder straps for the
modest star of the bligadier. The call
ing of the election which will put Col.
Bobleter at the head of the Minnesota
brigade is left with .Adjutant General E.
d. Libbey, but ii is thought that it will
be held in few weeks.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-04-15

q few bottles. am fully convinced
Fcheerfully recommend your medicine
r0uble. David F. WILDER.
In 1899 The Sangerlust celebrated it's
f1ftieth anniversary with q large cele-
bration in New York City. The follow
ing is his testimony:
About two years ago I caught q
severe cold while travelling and which
settled into catarrh Of the bronchial
tubes, and SO affected my voice that I
was obliged to cancel my engagements.
In distress was advised to try Peruna,
and although had never used patent
medicine before, sent for a bottle.
Swords but lily describe my surprise
to find that within q few days I was
greatly relieved, and within three weeks
Twas entirely recovered. I am never
without it now, and take an occasional
dose when I feel run down."-Julian
Weisslitz.
# you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use of Peruna,
write at once to DR.. Hartman, giving O.
full statement Of your case and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable adj
vice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,0
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-04-15
New O1m Review.
Wednesday, April Is, 1908.
Small Wreck at Golden.

West bound passenger train No. SOB
on the Northwestern, which leaves this
station at II 40 a. M, was wrecked near
Golden Sunday. The tender left the
rails and it was necessary TO call out a
wrecking crew from Tracy. No. SOB
was delayed three hous and the train for
not arrive until two and one-half hours
later.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-04-15
Pummeled the Peddler.

Al incident resulting directly from
the Tanke trial was the pummeling of
Harry Atlas, the Jewish peddler who
testified for the defense, and which was
administered to him at the Minneapolis
& St. Louis passenger station in this city
last Thursday afternoon. During the
trial of Tanke Atlas made himself very
obnoxious to several, witnesses for the
state. Coming up from st. James Thurs
day number of these occupied seats
near Atlas and they improved the OPP.
portunity to lecture him scathingly. just
as the train stopped in New Ulm the Jew
lost control Of his tenn Der and, drawing
long knife, made slash at one of his
tormentors. The blade Of the weapon
cut through the mans clothing without
inAicting wound but to punish the Jew
for his murderous assault that states
witness gave him sound beating, pound
ing him about the head and compelling
him to plead for mercy.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-04-15

Attorney J. W. Schmitt, Of Mankato,
passed through New UIm Saturday on
his way to Hanska, where be conducted
a trustees sale. Mr.. Schmitt was the
trustee in bankruptcy for Peter q. Dahl,
and on Saturday disposed of the latter's
property in Lake Hanska township.