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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24
@ermiidte trIfarapbiae sepeIden.

N~@"RaINpSS N%SS$@FSiJ~ F%INJ%"s
- WiQium Qppe 8rpdn lit in
Bloomington, Snb., feierli4 ais 9rG>
fi0ent Der 11niperIttdt BON SnOiand
tnftaQirt tporben unb puroe Der
Qmt8nu6folger BON 9ooib @puine,
nel6er gum 9rdItbenten De5Spurt6z
mprezgouegs erpG6lt porben tit.
en- @pringtopn, na6e Bridge
ton, IS, ermorbete Der Neger 6rt.
g2i6ols feline Trau, 3iinbete iein9qu5
an unb beging @eIbftmOrb. @etn Moz
ttp fir Die @9redenstbat lit ni4t
befannt.
SIN g6icugo ift Der 15ziGbrige
0m. @tro6meDer BON benz Spe3talz
9oli3iten Der rG6icago C gtOrtbpez
tern @iIenbabn=@ eieuf4aft, g}arz
tin 8arb, leben5gefdbrlid bur4 Ell
men @6uB berIeBt tporDen. @arO
lpuroe in 6aft genommen uno entz
oing nur nit Wfi6e benz S6tdfdl,
geIpn8t gu tperben.
= Sn g6icago brad in benz Oaz
fenpulo &partment6auie on 43. Ctr.
unb OatenpaGbsQb e 6euer aus, tpoz
Bel bic so Sabre alte Srau @liIabet3
SrlDin, bic fi9 bur6 einen Sprung
aus benz 5enfter retten moute, ben
Sob fanb. Die ii6rigen 8epObner
fpurben BON Der Teuerpebr in Slider
l3ett gebra9t.
- Der Maler gilbert u. Seymour
bat fi6 in Bolton in ben 8emG6ern
iei1les 8ruberS in einem 6otel an Der
8pr.t mout6traBe erfdofen, tpdbrenb
er fit0 ouf benz Nege BON ieinem
WpbrDrte in 6oIpote noa Dem SIC
QeanzNi1G" in @aberlep befunO, mo
er tpegeu @eiitesit0rung Nufnabme
finoen fonte.
- Sr 8ort @i6fon, Mill, lift 8eb.
Marion Sane, alias Sean Steples,
elmer Der y1elebrteften 3beoIogen jene5
@taates, Der 8igomie f6ulOig befun>
ben norber. 0er 8eiftli6e 1T ni8t
peniger, ais fieben Mut berbeirut6et
gepefen, fIo9 bunn mad SeraS uno
ipur6e in Gan 4ntoniO e%ingefanger.
- Set6ro %. GI1te, felt Oielen
Sa6ren Elm MttNlieb Der 6irmu 9eter
:. GIute C Cons, tpeI6e felt einem
6alben Su6r6unb,rt cine GifengieBe>
rel in @8enectabp betretbt, lit i'm
Otter BON 70 Su6>en bufetbit 9eItorz
ben. 0d6renb Big 8iirgertrtege8
purben in Der Gll&te16en 9teBeret
Die Maf6tne unb bic &effeI be5 n0&Oz
nitor" gebaut.
9us groBe 2o9er6ous Der
y9luntington 9ading 3d." on Der
Is. StraBe unb Musfe9on=Noe., in
Mtlnuufee, @i8c., lit ab8ebrunnt.
Del @6uben belGuft ii6 duf $4,000
Bis 100000.
- Der 8erfuuf Der G5ltnnnfibez
Minengruppe Bel @tIperton, GOI., an
bic g8enture Corporation" in Com
bon fir ben 9reiS BON $2,5O0,O00 lit
70 gut, ME ~boI3pgen.
= Sin geftern i'm Gtablifement
Der rMOnteGo 8rid g." 3u Dpoz
milling, elmer @oritabt BON 8eubing,
ga., ar8gebro6ere8 5euer rt6tete
@8aben gum 8etruge OOn $175,00O
on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24
Gin lIntrrnrnnhzsE nhrmrn.

6 ic a 60, 2. San. Die Partz
6e60roen BON Der Noroz unb Siibieite
Der @taot BADEN ii6 iiber einen 9lon
CUR 2tnIegung zines breiten Inter
grunb : 6abrtpe9es beritGnbigt, Der
unter benz G6icago 8iOer bon benz
8unFzSnititut na6 Der Suinoi5z uno
ct. Clair StraBe fibren unb cine
@erbinbung 3pii6en ben n0rOli6an
uno ZEN fiiDli6en 8ouleDurbz Snftez
men Der Staot 6eritsuen i'm. Sine
Referendum : 8iQ 3rped5 8ene6miz
gurlg elmer Bomb : @mtiiion DON 81
100000 CUR 8eitreitung Der 8outO~
ften fir ben geplanten untergrrnOz
6abrfpeg mirO in Der 2egi5latur elm
derei6t perOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24
GrrI1nft i'm Sanhr.

Waterbury, Conn.,, %. San.
- Der StraBerbubn Strife f4eint
i'm Sun6e 3u perlaufen. Der 8etrie6
ipurbe nit Ri9tsltnionleuten Our4>
qefii6rt, o6ne OaB es gu St0run8sn
fam. Mi8aeI 6. Slider, tpeI4er ii4
zines t6dtli6en Nngriff5 auf ben Be-
trie6gz9 SOfep6 6. &iI6urn
T6uloig gema4t baden foa, lit benz
@eri6t ii6ernieien por0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24
S1hcrc sal6re fir 0ehrrr.

@6icagp, %. Sanuar. - Sine
uugemeine @uf6eferung Der 2ebrer~
ge6GIter BON Chicago lit bon Dem ftGOz
ttI9en S6ulrat6 in ieiner geItrigen
4benoiiBung ~ungeorbnet tpor0en. Die
N}e6rausga6e be3iFfert ii8 auf nabe3u
$5OO,OOO, uno BON oieier 9umme
entfaqen $4,000 auf 6aIdrerbO@
6ungen fir 9e6rer uno 2e6rerinnen
in ben 9rimGrz uno 8IafenI4uIen.
Sn alien bieIen S9uIen lit ben 2ebrz
trdften cine 4ufbeferung BON jd6rlt6
$50 bepiutgt iporben. 6erner lit jez
Der 2ebrer, peI6er Die 9rifung fir
8~ef0rOerung 6eite6t, gu einem peite~
rem 3ui4Log BON $50 6ere6tigt,
QIIiiten3 : 6auptle6rer er6aIten ebenz
faus cine NuFbeFerung BON $50 pro
Sa6r. Die SuIGre Der 6auptIe6rer,
6o616uIe6rer, Der DEPARTMENTS
uno 9iitrittS4S superintendent To-
ME Der MaT8iniIten unb Sanitors
tpsrben ouf ben alien 2obnfaB feitgez
feBt, Der Dor Der i'm leBten Sabre
our9gefii6rten Gebuftion DON 5 9roz
3ent beItano. 0as Sa6reSzSalG beS
59ulASupsrintenoenten Goolsp purz
be pon $1,000 auf $4,000 er606t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24
Q6fabrtgtoqe BON Sceun : 9ampfern.

WI ~
Son Qort
Scr Sampler pNRinneiOta" AM "a. SoHuar mad
SATIRE.
Der 2ampfcr rgenniplOoniu' al "a. 9unuur
mad @amburg.
Gr 0onpfcr r2aurtntia" an "a. 3aauar mad
Ser Sampler .Qncauia" ON "a. aanuar nab
autperptu.
Gcr sampler sgobsmian" an "a 3anuar mad
2juerpool.
SIR Sampler ssicilia" am 81. 5anuar nab
Ser Sampler rGs.tic1 an, q. 5anuar nab 2iz
DtrpooI.
Ser 2ampfct sRotteroam" am D, 3lnuar nab
8ott.roam.
Or Sompfcr s6rieslanO" an %. 5annar mad
6~outbamptrH
Der Gampitr r4boniclo" an %. 9anuor mad
Roup:l unO 8enuu.
Ser 2ampfcr Champagne" um 20. 9anuar mad
@aOrt.
Der 9ampftr sGtruria' AM 81. 5unuur mad
2ioerpOoi.
Ser Sampler ~45itooslpbian" am 81. Sanuar
mad 9iptrpool.
Ser Sampler .gatrieiao am 81. aanuar mad
6lmbur5.
D:r Sampler g2abn" am 81. 3anuar nab Rsaz
pei mo Sienna.
Der Sampler gRrooulano' am 81. 5auuar mad
Ser sampler set5ippia" AM 81. 5aunar mad
Glasgow.
Ger Sampler sDtinHtapol:5" am 81. Sanuar
mad 2oupou.
Southampton.
S.r Sampler samfsrpaln' an 4 6cbruar mad
9iotter0dm.
Or 0amPftr rGsutoni:1 am l. Gcbrpar mad 2is
bcrp00l.
Ser 1ampfr .QoSraiae" an !. 5'bruar nab
@aprt.
Scr 9ampftr gQOmsranian' an T. 0:bruar
nab Glasgow.
S,r sampler ssarOnia" am 7. 6s6ruar nab
2tD;rpoDl.
Gtr Sampler ,gai8cr' am 7. 6'6ruar mad
@amburQ.
auttperpeu.
Der Sampler sYtinu,6aba' an Z. 6tbrnay na5
9ouoon.
Ser Sampler .gttogian" am Z. 0c5rpar mad
9ioerpool.
Der 0ampf;r ,QOmbaroia' am To- 6tbruar nab
3tapel NM @enud.
Ser 2ampftr rCcsanit" am II. Je5ruar nab
2iperpool.
2sr 2ampicr paa0cnra' am p. 5:bruar nab
Reuptl uHO 8suuu.
Scr Gampiey sgrttaens@ ON y. Gtbruag nab
6GprI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24
SQnasfi's Q(usrchc.

GIeDeIanb, g., %. Sun1ar.-
Sin bdmonif6es @eib iou ben Bolsn
Charles Sunusti ms l1n6eil geitiir3t
BADEN. Del Wtunn piro i'm 6teIigen
Griminulgeri9t unter NntIdge bes
W}or0es pro3eIiirt unO bic @ertbetOiz
qung bat gu ieiner @ntIaItung bic
punberli8e @nti6uIOigung Oorgez
6ru6t, er babe unter 6ppnoti1 dem
ginFlufe Der BON ibm gelisbten 6ruu
geItanOen uno lei Don ibr oa3u bepo>
qen tporben, ibren un6equemen Sat
ten gepaltIam aus benz 8ege gu rduz
men. Sanu5ti bate i'm 6ommsr bo@
rigen Sa6res ieinen Qanb5mann So
NAB Wiurfppsft ermorbet, inbem er
i6m 6interriids cine 8ugel bur9 Den
&opf f4pB. Der S6Gter Iopo6l ME
bic SSrau beS @rmprDeten tpurDen perz
6aftet, bic QeBtere ais Mit59ulbige,
0a na4gepieIen 1purOe, baB ie nit
benz MtDroer f9re5 8utten f9on gez
raume 3eit Oor Ger Shat intime Be-
3ie6ungen unter6alten bate.
Sn ieiner Qngit Dor benz 8obe
bur4 9enterbanO fu6t nun Sanasti
Die 6auptI4ulO auf bic @elie6te abz
3utpdl3en. Seine 8ert6eiOtger ertldr@
ten in t6rer @nipra6e an Oie@ei4po~
renen, Der Mann lei bppnOtii6enStn@
flifen Iei6t 3ugGngli4, unb sum Be-
fpeiie 6atten lie audi glei4 einen 4r5t
BEL Der 6ano, Der bereitpiaigIt aus
faqte, baB es linn gelungen lei, ben
Qngeflagten in ieiner 3eae pRne
@6pierigteit gu bppnotiiiran, 10 OaB
er ii6 ein6ilOete, er Ipre4e gu Der Sc
lts6ten. Die 9trafDerfolgung erAob
GinIpru4 gegen Die 3ulafung iOl4er
GntlaItungS : 36eorie, Oo4 Rt4ter
!Rerr fteQte es ben @eI6porenen an
helm, Die 4usiagen 4tn3unebmen, fir
mas lie pert6 ieten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24

So6n 6. Sulentpeiier 1T in So
ton unter Der 8eIdulbigung ber6af@
tet porben, baB er als S4abmeiiter
zines rntertiibungsz@erei inBaibe
ingtpn $500 unteri4lagen bat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24
Retn 9aB3pang.


Ga5 @efeB iagt, OuB 6rembe in
5rie0en83eiten ieOer 3ett mad 8rus
lien, Dbne einen PaB gu beIjBen, IONS
men, BON bort meter ubreilen poer
li9 oaIelbit uufbalten tOnnsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24
Sine irrbrndenr S6iene.
8erurfu9t ben Sob hss Qotomotibz
fiibrers uno bes 6ei3erS, pGbreno
berI4ioene 9afagiere berleBt
fpuroen.

5reepOrt SG., %. Sanuar. -
Gin Pufdgier5ug Der rGbicagoa9reat
Deftern=8a3n," tpeI9er G6icago na4
ct, PuuG nm $50 beute 4benb perz
IieB, traf cine gebro9ene S4iene Bel
@ioz6reeport. Der Qptomotipfii6rer
uno Der 6ei3er purben get0btet uno
btele Pafagtere berGeBt, pG6reno Der
BUG our 3ett in 6Iqmmen fte6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24

Sn China beIte6en BEL Der 2anbung
feline paBporI9riften, iebo9 tbui
man befer, cine Derartige 2egitimus
ton nit ii6 81 fiibreu. 8ei'm ReiIen
I'M Snnern ieOo9 1T Elm BON Der Sc
Ian0tf9aft au5ge5teuter 8aB unerIdBs
Iib. 8ei Der g(breiIe 1T tein Bag
nOtbpen0ig.
TL.T
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24
Sir O1r zen.

Sill QGt 2c1r.
2as Eclectic 1ameu z Cbnetser $ 9pHsU.
IN lsi6t ,u e@l.rnen. toast iebr DsRtg uIO III cine
gyoBe GripayniB iar So bel i'at antsyugnHg 39a
TIT Eleiotr. Eit Sdu!t ~ I'RI SsOliHf. Se9sV
@soirguugtH psHos man fD an
~. 6ubersE,
gr. gI2. NcrrsG bari a. .StraGs.
wdriI6, 50, Si,Tr,l0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24

Gin Bartlett 81 Gbren bes 8a9nmdgz
naten unserest. - Seine pldns
fur cine Goniolibtrung ieiner
8d6nsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24

gin gaB pirb in ben meifen 6duer
bier3u ais genigen0 betra6te!. Die
@ufent6alts3eit 1T auf flint Sabre be-
I9rGntt, Elm ldngere2 Nufentba(t ntrb
ols srIter Sdritt Iir bic g.aturaIiIta
rup9 betrabtet. Die QbreiIe tann.
Obne cine grtldrung gu oe6en pber eis
men PaB DOr3u3eigen, gei@e6en.
Sn 4lgerten rDir0 Dbn SSremoeu.
pel4e baIelbit ben Dinter 3u6rinaer
molten, tetn Dab ~0erIangt. Ssn anbe4
rem 6GQen miifen iebO4 QusIGnOer
innerbaIb breiec Sage ii4 egitimiren.
- Sn @D9in6iua (Saigou)
be1tsbt tein 9aB3pung. MuF 6uus
b,Ioupe @sItinoien) tOnnen Qusz
lGnbtr geben unO tommen, tpie es IFS
rer beli;bt. IS beItebt aQerbinqs elm
aItes @eieS, tpel3es gdTe bDri6rei6t,
ieoO4 pirD Gas @eIaB Doqftdnbig aus
FER Q9t gelufen. = 4uf Ma0q
gastar (5amutabe) miiTen it3 bic
NuslGnoer in irgenp elmer WeiTe leafs
timiren. PGfe peroen jeoo9 ni4t
perlanqt. Reifenbe nab Dem Snnern
miiTen ii3 einen 8aB BON Dem Sous
berneur ie6er groDin3 Oeriaoffen. -
gluf Martiuique (St. 9ierrs),
in 81 euzG aGebOuten Q}Oumen)s
Quf Sqbiti unb in Sunis fiub
feline PaBs ReguIatiOnen Dorgei4risa
ben.
Sir 5rembe sriftiren feline PaBOors
f6rtften, iebo8 pirb bon ibnen Osra
buB le ii8 Bel Dem Mliniiter bss
4uspdrtigen regiitrtren lahen.
Shiu6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24

Ser beutfae 8Ot16after srtGrt unter
Nnberem: Sin ameritanif4er 8iira
ger, tpelfsr beabii6tigt, in Deutf9s
lamb ouf elmer l1niber7itdt gu ftu0is
rem, Elm @s74dft baielbit gu griinben
Ober ii3 IdHgere 3eit a%uf3ubolten, bes
nOtbigt, urr feline SOentItdt gu bepeis
gao a:1a9 JGoFe2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24
Die gaBs Rcgulatinmrn.

Fir Reiieroe naa benz auSlanos
lpi6tige 8eItimmungen auf 9runo
Der Grbebungen Seiten8 Der perz
iniebenen biplomatii9ea unO cons
fuIariinen 8ertreter.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-10-09
DOING BIG BUSINESS.
Manufacturing Company Turning Out
Two Mills and Engines.

From Fridays Daily.
The Mankato Manufacturing company
has Just completed large tow mill
for the Graham Tow company of Mason
City, Iowa, to be shipped to Wahpeton,
n. D. 1t has turned out five or six of
these mills for the Mason City people, of
various sizes, and makes all of their
mills The one now ready for shipment
is valued at 81 800, and the company
has made one that was still larger. This
one makes a car load
The Mankato Manufacturing company
is now employing twenty. five people, and
is turning out large quantity of work.
This has been a good year for the COM
pany, and in the line of steam engines
alone it has turned out sixty-f five since
Jan. lst. The most of the engines are
for creamery plants, but a few of them
have been for heating plants Pond &
Hasey of Minneapolis have taken several
large ones for school houses and other
large buildings, and will probably order
others made One of these was of forty
horse power capacity. The Manufac-
turing company has orders for ten or
twelve engines to be delivered before
the year is up.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-10-09
BLOMBERG AS A SLEUTH.
ST. Peter Nan Assists in Locating a
Lost Daughter.
From Fridays Daily.

rioLn Eiiuoy Dohs.
1t will be remembered that a few
months ago The Herald contained an ac-
count of a woman visiting st. Peter in
search of her child. The woman, it APP
peared, had been twice married, and by
her first husband had four children. The
husband died, leaving the woman with
no property and with no means of sup
porting her children. She had them plac-
ed in the state school for INDECENT chill.
dren Later she mar led Mr.. Robbins,
of Willmar, nan OF much wealth. She
sought her cli|iren and had no trou-
BILE in getting three of them. The fourth
and youngest had been placed in home
by the school authorities, and they re,
fused to give The mother any clue to the
whereabouts of the child. The mother
offered money, offered to give any bond,
offered TO meet any condition. The au-
thoritias were ineXorable and refused
to give the mother even the slightest
information. She employed the Pinker-
ton detective agency, but to no avail.
Last week, however, she found trace of
the daughter near Utica, N. Y, and ON
Tuesday went there and recovered the
child after two years of search. G. A.
Blomberg, Jr., of this city, has aided
the woman in the search, and went to
New York to be present at the meeting
of mother and child. In fact he was
the person who found the child.-St.
Peter Herald
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-10-09
SATCHEI- STOLEN.
Union Depot Waiting Room Is Scene
of Another Theft.
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
A satchel belonging to a gentleman
from Faribault was stolen late yester-
day afternoon from the union depot, but
the theft was not reported to the police
until in the evening. The Faribault man
was talking to Waseca man in the
waiting room, and showed his valise
under the seat and presently walked out
of the depot as far as the Saulpaugh and
then returning to the waiting room. His
satchel was then gone. He had noticed
another man in the waiting room while
he was there, and the police would like
to find this man, as it is believed that
he knows something about the other
satchel robberies that have occurred at
the depot recently.
The police base searched for the valise
but have failed to get any trace of it..
1t did not contain anything of value to
anyone aside from the owner, who is
agent for carriage mandatory.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-10-09
WILL SEND AID.
Local Union Men Will Send One DAYS
Wages to Strikers.

From Saturdays Daily.
The trades and labor council held its
monthly meeting last night, all of the
local unions except one being represent
ed.
1t was voted to take up the plan of the
state federation of labor to assist the
striking millers in Minneapolis by Civ
ing one days wages to help them as a
present aid. AS there are thousand
union men in the city, earning an average
of two dollars a day, this will mean that
$4,000 will be forwarded to Minneapolis
if all give their days earnings
1t was decided to hold an open meet
ing of all of the unions at Williams
hall Friday evening, Oct. 10th, when
Rev. F. E. r. Miller will give an address
on 'The Benefits and Dangers of Trades
Unionism." A discussion by members
of the different unions will follow. The
meeting will be open to the public. 1t is
intended to hold these meetings occasion
ally during tn winter, with local speakers
at first and speakers of state and nation
al reputation later.
The following standing committees
were appointed:
Organization of Local Unions-C. E..
Keith, G. e. Morrison and M. j. Cuddy.
Union LABEL. Colson, j. Guenther
and Robert Buttimer.
Ways and Means-C. O. Strom, l..
Davis and A. G. Deitloff.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-10-09
STATISTICS or &C lDENTS
Figures Collected BY the State Labor
Department.
From Saturdays Daily.

ANAAA '-Ne'hs .
An exhaustive series of statistics con-
corning casualties among the working
people of Minnesota has been compiled
by the state labor commission.
The figures are not complete, owing to
the difficulty in inducing mill owners
and railroads to report accidents to en-
ployes, but, as compared with previous
years, the result marks great advance.
From Oct. II, 1902, to Aug. 81 of the
present year, l,0O6 casualties among
workingmen have been reported. Eighty
one were fatal accidents, and 925 more
or less serious.
The railroad business is the most haz-
ardous calling in the state, according
to the figures, total of 2l3 casualties
being reported.
Sawmills reported lis accidents, and
then, in the order named: Sash, door
and planning mills, 10Y; machine shops,
So; slaughter houses and meat-packing
establishments, 10; -four and feed mills,
30; iron mining, %; building, 26, and oil
refining IL.
Sixteen accidents happened to work
men under l6 years of age, IS to those
under 20, and l35 to those under 25 years
of age.
The figures were compiled by Julius
Moeresch, deputy commissioner.-St.
Paul Dispatch.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-10-09
THRASHED HIS NEiGHBOR.
John Mitchell Of Lincoln Does a
Finished Job.
From FRIDAYS Daily

A warrant was issued today for the
arrest of John Mitchell of Lincoln town
ship ON the charge of assault in the
third degree upon Ole Kulongstad. The
assault is alleged to have taken place
Wednesday. The sheriff took the papers
to serve.
Mitchell, who is well known farmer
and man whose hair is turning gray,
was brought to the city this afternoon
and pleaded guilty before Judge Ogle.
He was fined $40 and costs, $l6.5O in all,
which he paid from roll of bills. He
said that the complaining witness had
long aggravated him until he could stand
it no longer, and then he gave him a
severe thrashing, bruising him badly.
Mitchell's hands looked as though he had
been using them for battering rams, as
they were swollen and two fingers out
of joint. He had come prepared to pay
heavier fine.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-10-09
GOT THE MONEY BACK
hudson Lady Has Exciting Time With
Two Bad Men.
Carpet Sweeper Agents Stole Ten
Dollars From Her.
She Chased Them Eight Miles, Nade
Them dig Up"
Richard Wigley's Horse Too Speedy for
Robbers Team.
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
An exciting time occurred out in Jud-
son last evening. Two strangers drove
up to the store at the Judson creamery
and asked Mrs. Henry Fuller, who was in
charge of it for five cents worth of chewing
tobacco. They laid down a ten dollar
bill, and she left the bill lie on the coun-
ter while she counted out the change,
1895, which she laid down beside the
bill. One of the men grabbed up the bill
and the change both and then they ran
to their buggy and whipped up the
horses and started off at rapid pace,
leaving the lady behind very much dis
mayed.
A few moments later, Richard Wigley
drove up and the lady related the affair
to him. He asked her to get into his
buggy and then they drove after the men
as fast as they could. There was a race
for $40 stakes that extended for eight
miles, for it was not until South Bend
was reached that the robbers were over
taken. Then they would not stop, and Mr..
Wigley was obliged to drive past them
and turn across the road before he could
bring them to a halt. The men were
quickly pursuaded to hand over the $40
bill, which they did and were no doubt
glad to get away so easily.
Mr.. Wigley reported the matter to
the police in the evening and gave a
description of the men, thinking that
they would drive to Mankato, as they
were headed this way. The police were
unable to locate the parties.
The strangers drove light bay team,
and claimed to be agents selling car
pet sweeper, and had a sweeper in the
carriage with them.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-10-09
TWO RESIGN POSITIONS.
Members of ~" Faculty Throw Up
Their Jobs.

From fridays Daily.
The university regents were in session
yesterday. Two designations from mem
bers of the faculty were presented and
accepted. The resigning members are
DR.. Fulton, the eye and ear specialist of
the medical department, and w. A.
Wheeler, instructor in botany at the
agricultural school, The regents made no
appointment to fill these vacancies.
R. R. Schumway, who graduated from
the gu" last year and who has been
taking postgraduate work since then,
was appointed instructor in mathema-
tics to succeed Prof. John Downey.
Prof. Downey was appointed dean of
the college of literature, arts and sci
ence. These men will take up their new
work at once.
President Northrop was granted an in
definite leave of absence.
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KELLEY GIVEN SIX YEARS.
lie Sueur County Forger Sen! to The
Penitentiary.
from Frida va Daily
from Fridays Daily.

Charles T. Kelley, who was found gull
ty of forgery in lie Sueur Center last
week, was given his sentence yesterday
and will go to the state prison at hard
labor for six years. The county attor
ney made statement to the court in
which he said the state would, upon the
passing of sentence, ask for the dismissal
of the other cases against Kelley and
have the Indictment nolled Mr.. Hes
sian, attorney for Kelley made a plea
for clemency for his client, and then
sentence was passed in which the court
ordered a prison sentence of six years.
st. Peter Herald.
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OCTOBER STRAWBERRIES.
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
President Harrington of the Mankato
Statef bank enjoyed dish of fine straw
berries today. The berries were from
the patch of Olaf Olson whose farm is
near Whittaker's Crossing. Mr.. Olson
sent Mr.. Harrington quart of the ber-
ries which were picked yesterday. Sell
dom is it the case that strawberries are
to be had in this neck of the woods dur
ing October, but as this is becoming a
most productive country most anything
can be expected to be raised at any
time.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-10-09
CONTRACT AWARDED.

The board of public works opened bids
this forenoon for curbing and guttering
the north side of Jackson street between
Second and Broad, and two feet of stone
paving, as follows: Coughlan Cement
Construction company, SIS cents per lineal
foot; Fowler & Pay 81 cents per lineal
foot. The contract was awarded to the
first named bidder
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-10-09
EXCAVATION CONTRACT.

Bids were opened this forenoon fol
making the excavation for the new Y
NJ. c. a. building, as follows: Geo. w
Monks, $3.50; f. Clausius & Co., $500;
Nels Hoagland, $500; H. A. Hurd, l9
cents per yard. There is about 2,7Ot
yards to be moved. The contract was
awarded to MIR. Monks, who is to trim
the excavation ready for the mason
work.
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that it would certainly take the cake for
size, but little later along comes Burton
Tyler with one that took the conceit out
of it and the Burton apple was given the
place of honor in the show window.-Am-
boy Herald.