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The evening world., 1905-12-06
SNAC FOR SHARKEY
IN WASHINGTON
Roosevelt Opposed to Brook.
Ign Man Because of Civil
Service Charge.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6-Ex-Lieut.
1ov. T!m,shy n Woodruff Of New
lyork, and Republican leader OF Brook.
Ign. had a conference with President
Roosevelt to-day regarding four Brook
En appointments, which are pending
Vtlsy are th,se OF George Roberts,
POSTMASTER OF Brooklyn; Robert Shar-
kfy, Naval officer Of the Port, Edward
q Jordan, Collector Of Internal Rev
6hue, and Charles II. Haubert, United
Btates Marshall for the Brooklyn dis
Glct.
The Republican organization in
Brooklyn has recommended the ap-
pointment OF all four OF the officials,
Roberts and J,rdan have served n
tern each, while the other two have
been In office Tor eight years, Mr.,
Woodrun urged the reappointment OF
Qle four men and "a supported In
rhls request by Representatives Ben
nett and Calder.
1t appears probable that Roberts, Jor-
Can and Haubert will be reappointed but
es TO Sharkey there Is a hitch. The Civil
eervico Commission Is In receipt OF COM
municauJns alleging that he mas been
pernlciously active IN politics and that
hs has violated tie ciyll-service regula-
tlons In the promotion OF employees In
bis Office, The President indicated 10
Dir. Woodruff that he did not desire,
therefore, to reappoint Mr., Sharkey.
Mr., Woodruff insisted, however, that
che charges against Sharkey were not
well founded and that he lnew Of his
own knowledge that they were not true,
lhe President summoned Civl Service
Commissioner Cooley to the White
House and the subject was discussed
Informally.
II was arranged that Mr. Woodruff
md Commissioners Cooley should meet
later and consider the matter fully, in
the ligat OF all the facts, and that the
OF their conference should be To-
ported 10 the President,
Mr., Woodruff took luncheon with Tho
President, that opportunity being em-
10 discuss not only the Brooklyn
appointments. but the whole New York
situation.
The evening world., 1905-12-06
THREE HURT BY FIRE
APPARATUS CRASHES
Tender SmasheS Runabout With
Two Men and Chiefs Wagon
Hits Woman.

Two men were hurt IN a collision be-
tween their runabout and the tender Cd
Engine No, z and an aged mi was
knocked down by a battalion chidfs
wagon going TO a small fire at No. Al
Bank street to-day,
Aenry Cherry, No. S45 East Twenty
third street. who was driving the rum
about, with James Mcclure. a stable
keeper, OF No, lS East Tysnty.fourth
street, had his left arm broken and Nc
cure has a possible fracture OF Ma
right leg, Their vehicle was wrecked
pital. 'N's nus
The Battalion Chiefs wagon uos
driven by Frema William Co7inA MI
the woman an down was Sehiet,9nS
Denlno eighty years old, Of No. 4 Ho-
,,a,IQ street MT Dentno suffered pain.
~ bruises and vas taken 70 81. Win.
The evening world., 1905-12-06
LITTLET0N DENIES
HE'S PLAYING POLITICS
Not Hitting at McCanen in Fran.
chiSe Bureau
Change.

The suggestion Of Borough President
Littleton 10 removo the Bureau Of Fran
chlses from the Comptholler's Office to
the Department Of the Board of Esti-
mate and Apportionnent has caused
much talk, Niseacrts say that It Is
tho frat move Of the anti-McCerren
forces to get as much OF the patronage
away from the newly eleoted Comp
troller as possible,
The shearlng process has begun, /"
they said, and Meta will set his good
and plenty
Not at ALL" said Mr.. Littlston to-
day, II have been trying TO get that
bureau where II belongs for a good
whale, Pollcs has nothing whatever 10
do with tho case"
IT IS not a question q pStronage at
all" said Comptroller Circuit. There
S not a single position In that bureau
enempt from civil service and patron
. ge has nothing 10 do With M The
motion TO shift the bureau will come
up at Fridays meeting Of the Board.
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WILL TRY TO FORCE
STEVENSON ON METZ.
Plan to Retain Deputy Comptroller
by Having Him Appointed Dep,
uty Corporation Counsel.

The only positive development in
slAtemaking at City Han was the an
nouncement that Comptrolle- % ole.t
Metz VIII make few, II any, changes IN
the personnel u that office. He las so
notified Comptroller Grout, who gave
out the news to-day. About the uuty
important exception, It is said, 10y those
who stan close b MI. Metz, VIII be
the displacement cs First Dppufy
Comptroller Stevenson.
a strong fight is being made by
Steveusous friends FOR Ms retention I'm
the place They even say that he viii
he forced on the new Comptroller
whether or no. They assert that this
can be done by having Mr.. Stevenson
appointed Deputy Corporation Counsel
t~roller's office.
WTfH9Vt mentioning narnas, Mr.. Grout
was asked to-day II such an assignment
could be made. lie thought il could
He was not 80 sure as to what duties
an ass gnment Of that kind would carry
Wit IL. but said that the conditions
would be very elastic" Mr.. Nets
friends say that they would be 50 elastic
that the deputy would st around for
our yelrs ard twidll his thumbs. ms
Metz VIII positively have nothlng 10 DO
with Stevenson.
The evening world., 1905-12-06
MOTHER AND CHILD
RUN DOWN BY WAGON,
Mrs, Wulmer and Her Son Albert,
of Brooklyn, Severely
Injured.

While attempting to cross Broadway.
Broadway Theatre, Mrs. Wumar. of
No. lOi smith street. Brooklyn, and
knocked down and Injured by a horse
attached 10 a department store delivery
wagon Mrs, Wulmar was rendered
isseNsiDle. A front wheel OF tho
wagon passed over the child.
Many persons in the williamsburg
shopping district saw the shaft OF ths
wagon strike the woman and child
store and an ambulance was called
The driver was detained.
The evening world., 1905-12-06
MUSIC TEACHER IS
ACCUSED BY PUPILS
BellasSano Arrested After Little
Girls Had Confessed to
Gerry Agents,
Gerry Agents.

Luigi Bellassano, teacher Of piano
s-d violin, at No. slS West Fourteenth
street, was held in 5000 bail TODAY
for a hearing on Friday before Masis-
trdte Wahle, in Jefferson Market police
court, on charges pref erred by two
young girl pupils The compliments
are Eva Bird, aged fourteen OF No,
6sS Hudson street. and May Cummings,
Agents P!ssaro and Fogarty, OF me
Chlli.on's Society, obtained from the
girls Il confession, and arrested Belas.
sano. The prisoner is less than forty
years Ot age dresses in good taste ana
speaks English huontly. lie absolutely
denied the charges against him.
The evening world., 1905-12-06
AT Soc.

hottle OF Perfume
Box Of Handkerchief.
Children's Sleeping Garme-s
Leather Wrist Bags,
Combination Pocke'books
Music Rolls,
SILK Bands,
Satin Opera Glass Bags,
Railroad Pass Cases,
Chlidren's Sweaters,
Bisque Figures,
Mayonnaise Bowls.
Cracker Jars,
Chocolate Pots,
Sugar and Cream Sets,
SuspendeTs,
Smokers Sets,
French BriAr Pipes In cases
Tobacco Pouches.
Ice States,
United States Cavalry Swords
Set of Water-Color Paints,
LARGE box for pyro dseora-
ton,
Leather Memo, Books,
Two.quirs boxes Organdie
Paper,
Stationery Boxes,
Letter Racks,
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n Carefully Selected List Of Stiff Suggestions
At$l.OO. AT 1880 AT 5000

mt y 90.
Watch Chains.
Sterling Knives.
Cigar Cutters.
Lodge Emblena
Fancy Brooches
Bracelets.
Fancy Chatns
Limoges Oyster Plates
Metai-coyered Stems.
Babies Comb and Brush
Sets.
Watch Charms,
Box Of Lace-ed~-d Handker.
chiefs.
SILK Mufhers.
Austrian GlaSI Wine Sets.
Decorated China Cake Plates.
Solid Gold Tie Clasps
Fancy Combs.
FEtoon OhninA
Purses.
Solid Cod Gun Pins
Gloves.
SILK Belts.
Solid Gold Scarf Pms.
Vanity Boxes.
Hair BaTettes.
Dogskin Gloves,
Ivory Stick SILK Gauze Fans.
''A'" A'"'"eF "'S' BAGS
~'u'''u WIN h'!'s'
leather Collar and Gun
D''
"a" anu leather Befs,
Heavy Satin Opera. Glass
Bags.
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Al 75c.


NaD,,tn Rings.
Souvenir Spoons.
On, pags
OIL.
oilk RloDoa Foos
/ Tie CI7sps.
-.
CToSses'
Neck Chains.
hazoIs'
F1ur-bladc Pearl Knives
SaIve Jars.
80. pr.oo,.,
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At $500.

ut Glass Sugar and Gre q
So s..
s.SteonInch BIsque Figures.
Box Of HanakcrcA,ecs.
Onora-G'ass Bags.
ce.uloId Shaving Cssas
Walton Chains.
SiEnc' Rings.
Branc.C-s
Solid God Gun Pins.
Imported Cigar ana Clyarct ,
Cases.
RCl. Seal and Walrus Wrls.
Bags.
Morocco Covered Opera
Glasses,
Pocket knives.
Clocks.
Ink Wells.
rancy Rings
Gold Hat Pins,
Neck Chains.
Souvenir spoons.
The evening world., 1905-12-06
AT 25c


] Watch fobs,
} cum links,
/ BEAD hecH,1ces.
( Napkin rings,
, rocket knives,
} h'ooCAe'
SCARF pi s.
I sterling pencils
} Jewel cases
1 Manicure pieces,
I Combs
Hahoherchiets
Hair brushes,
Hand mirrors
! Gun boxes
} Atomlzcrs.
{ Perfume baskets
J CAlldren's sleeping garments
} Gloves for boys.
I Gloves for girls.
( sew!ng.boxes, completa
? Gold belts.
l am uboto framea
I Gun and saucer.
7 Cake plates.
} Rreod and rptter olatc.
( Co,,r, ,-s,s
. salad h...,a
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"'N OF Hdhdkerchlefs.
Chocolate Sets.
decorated Vienna vases.
Austrian Glass Vases.
Sut Glass Bon Ron.
N'eAIy decorated Chocolate
Pots.
solid God Gun Links
Pearl Pocket Knives.
Sterling Bracelets.
Morocco eased Opera Glass.
Neck Chains,
Purses,
Signet Rings,
Souvenir spoons.
Sold Gold Scarf Pins.
Cigar Cutters
Watch Chains,
RRzors,
Dog Collars,
Napkin Rings,
Watch Charms
Novelty Brooches,
Fancy Bracelets.
Solid Gold NE Clasps,
Mlsse Bags,
Jcwelled Festoons,
Lorgnette Chains,
Box OF Cigars,
French Brlar Pipes, gold
mounted.
Mems All-Wool Sweaters,
Peck G. Snyder Hockey Skate
Poker Chip Racks
Punching Bags, with pure
gun bad -
Regulation size Footballs 8.
esel Cooper Fountain Ion..
cabinets 'or stationery.
Brass Pen Trays,
Calendars.
The evening world., 1905-12-06

'EWELRY, Main Floor, Front, isN
Aisle.
FANCY GOODS, Main Floor, Centre
ISM 81.
HANDKERCHIEFs. Main Floor, Cen.
tie, 18th St
LEATHER GOODS, Main Floor. Front
l>th 81.
PHOTOGRAPHY, Third Floor, Centre.
18Th 81.
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
SAhps. BOOKS AND CALENDARS
Ihlrd Floor. Centre.
UMBRELLAS AND CANES. Main
Floor, Front, 18Th st.
HOUSE COATS, Main Floor. East.
BATH ROBES. Main Floor. East nj
Fountain, 18th ST.
SLIPPERS, Second Floor East.
DRESS PATTERNS, Main Floor. is,t
81 Aisle. East.
PICTURES. THIRD Fl-or Centre. Isth
ST. ''''
CHINA AND GLASSWARE, Third
Floor, Front, 10th 81.
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At SOC.

Metal hobs
Cigar Cutters
Baby Ring5.
Souvenir Spoons.
Cuff Links.
Jewel co.'s.
Sterling Polishers.
Novelty Stems.
Souvenir cupA
Tia Clasps,
Scarf Pins.
Comb and Brush Sets,
The evening world., 1905-12-06
0he Big Stores
Christmas D1ecto,m.

Here's a partal list pertaining to the most important Sec
tons of The Big Store devoted TO Holiday Stocks. Cut it out
and keep h HANDY, II twill prove a great aid to you during
the rush.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-15
Gar Declares
FOR A congress.
TELLS CoUNTLEoToLsToI THAT
He THINKS IT Is NOW A
NECESSITY
Emperor Nicolas Whose Word is Law
Expresses Conviction that Time
Has Come to Give People Voice
in the Government.

st. Petersburg, Feb. 13-ssI am not
opposed to zemsky tabor; on the con-
trary, believe 1t necessary
In these words Emperor Nicholas.
whose word is law, personally declared
himself in favor of land congress and
expressed the conviction that the time
had come to prepare to give the peo-
pic a voice in the government
The emperor's words were spoken in
the course of a conversation with
Count Leo Deonvitch Tolstoi, son of
the famous author, and fully confirm
the Associated Press interview with
Grand Duke Vladimir on Jan. 81, in
which the grand duke expressly de-
clared that his august nephew, the
car, was in favor of a zemsky tabor.
The semi-oficlal denial subsequently,
sent out is now disproved by the SOW
ereign's statement to Count Tolstoi
The Associated Press correspondent
last evening saw Count Tolstoi in a
comfortable house facing the Tauris
Gardens. The count is light Of build
and has dark brown hair and beard. A
prominent nose and black, piercing
eyes beneath shaggy brows distinctly
recall the father. Speaking in excell-
lent English, Count Tolstoi said:
L suppose you have come to hear
about my audience at Tsarskoe Selo. /
cannot enter into details because [ con-
slider it unseemingly to do SO; but am
glad to state the broad lines of nv
conversation with the sovereign. His
majesty summoned me after having re-
ceived memorialwhich addressed to
the throne, exposing the present situa-
ton in the country and humbly express
ing the opinion that the interest of the
monarch and the nation called for the
removal of the wall raised up by the
bureaucracy between them, the urgent
need of devising means for enabling
the sovereign to hear the voice of the
people and recommending the convo-
cation of a zemslzy TABOR"
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-15
MICHIGAN Mine
Scene OF HORROR
MAGAZINE CONTAINING 10000
POUNDS OF DYNAMITE Elk
PLoDES AT CALUMET
Six Men Known to Be Dead-Two
of the Victims Blown to Atoms
Fear That Others Have Perished
Cause of Disaster Not Known.

Calumet, Mich, Feb. 9.-Ten thou.
sand pounds OF dynamite stored under
ground in a magazine at the eighth level
No. 8 shaft of the North Kearsarge
branch of the Osceola Consolidated
mine exploded Wednesday, killing sew
eral men, six of whom have been ac-
counted for, and injuring many others.
The force of the explosion was felt for
miles around, and men working
in other portions OF the mine some dis
lance from the scene of the explosion
were knocked down by the conclusion.
The cause of the disaster is shrouded in
mystery and may never be discovered, as
William Pollitt, Jr., the man who was
in charge Of the powder, was probably
blown into thousands of pieces, no tangi-
BILE trace OF him having been found.
The scene beggars description. The
terrible force of the explosion tore out
plates in shaft Nos at the sixth, sew
enth, eighth and ninth levels. twisted
the ship rails and tore them from the
stringers and raised havoc in general.
Startling stories of hairbreadth es-
capes and heroic rescues are related by
men. Barich, a trammer, was blown
200 feet by the force of the explosion,
and fell in shaft. going down 200 feet.
He escaped through the workings adja-
cent to No. l. Gus Donald, surface
| foreman, and Ben Orchard, head black
smith, organized the first relief party
Supplied with ropes and struggling
! against gas and smoke, they and others
penetrated the workings near the ex.
i plosion and succeeded in rescuing q
! number of men. Donald fell victim tc
! gas and was carried up, recovering after
4! doctors worked over him for four hours
At the sixth level several men were
found overcome with gas. Their las
act of self-preservation was to lock legs
and arms around the ladders, and it re
Auired two men to release their holds.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-15
Good SEED Train.

Minneapolis, Feb. 13.-Good seed
will be preached to the farmers along
the line of the Milwaukee railway the
latter part of this month. The rail-
road company is to cooperate with sew
eral professors Of the state farm school.
The train will leave St. Paul Feb.
20, and aboard of it will be Prof. G. s.
Bull. of the Minnesota experimental
station, Prof, Boss of the state farm
school, Prof. e. c. Chilcott of the de,
partment of agronomy of the South
Dakota agricultural colleee, A. W.
Wheeler, botanist of the South Dakota
college; Alexander Stewart Of Mime
apolis, and j. j. Quinn, secretary OF
the Tri-State Grain dealers assacia
ton
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-15
Pioneer Jurist Dead.

Chicago, Feb. 10.-Former Judge
Henry Williams Blodgett, early pion-
eer of Chicago, and for nearly quar-
ter of a century prominent figure on
the United States district court bench
in the district of northern Illinois, died
of old age Thursday at his home in
Waukegan. His health had been fail
ing gradually during the last two
years He was 81 years old.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-15
STATEHOOD BILL PASSED.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory to Be
One State and New Mexico An
other-Arizona Eliminated

Washington, Feb. S.-After a continu-
Gus sitting Of almost nine hours, the sem
ate at S:45 o'clock Tuesday night, passed
the joint statehood bill. AS passed, the
bill provides for the admission Of the
states Of Oklahoma, to be composed of
Oklahoma and Indian territory, and New
Mexico, according to the present boun-
daries, with Arizona eliminated. An
amendment was adopted prohibiting the
sale Of intoxicating liquors in the new
state OF Oklahoma for period of Il
years. The bill originated in the house
and will go to conference.
In the house discussion of the freight
rate bill was continued.
Washington, Feb. 9-The senate and
house in joint session Wednesday for
ma1ly counted the electoral vote cast
last November and Theodore Roosevelt
and Charles w. Fairbanks were official
ly declared to be elected president and
vice president, respectively, for four
years, beginning March 4, 1905. Presl-
dant Pro TEN. Frye, of the senate, pre-
sided and delivered the announcement
of the result of the count, which showed
that Roosevelt and Fairbanks received
1886 electoral votes and Parker and
Davis, 40. The whole proceeding con-
sumed exactly Is minutes, thereby es-
tablishing a new record in counting the
electoral vote.
Washington, Feb. 10.-After nearly
four days Of discussion, the house on
Thursday, by a vote of 1926 to II, passed
the Esch-Townsend bill providing for
the regulation, by the interstate COM
| merce commission, of freight rates.
The senate devoted the day to debate
on the agricultural appropriation bill
The senate committee on appropria-
tons reported the diplomatic and con-
sular bill, carrying appropriations ag-
gregating S215S,017, an increase Of $780,
| $40 over the bill passed by the house.
Washington Feb. 1.-THE senate on
Friday heard the first witness called in
connection with the impeachment pro-
ceedings against Judge Swayne, OF
Florida, and thus entered upon the real
work of the trial. The senate decided tc
devote the time between two and five
o'clock each day to the Swayne inquiry
After maintaining its record for the
rapid disposition of private pension bills
433 being passed in an hour and a half
the house on Friday considered for {
short while the bill providing govern.
ment for the Panama canal zone.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-15
Death of a Philanthropist

Muskegon, Mich, Feb H. - Charles
H. Hackley, who has given to Muskegon
a manual, training school, grammar
school, library, hospital, soldiers mon
ument, parks and various statues of civil
war heroes, representing money value
of S2,000,000, died here Friday. He was
i'll three days with heart trouble. His
wealth is estimated at SIS, 100000.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-15
Negro Family Murdered.

Marion, Ark, Feb 9.-Albert Boylan.
his wife, Ann Boylan, and son, Rush
Boylan (negroes), were murdered two
night by an unknown party. Their
heads were severed from their bodies
with an ak. Robbery is supposed to have
been the motive, as they were supposed
to have had about $500 in the house.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-15
HELD UP AND SHOT.
A Lake Elmo Farmer is Wounded bv
Man He Had Be-
friended.

SGlllWdUci, lnluu IcD. Io.-nclO up.
robbed and twice shot by his hired
man, to whom he had given employ
ment in order to befriend him, is the
story of Henry Witzel, forty years old.
q farmer who lives on the Lakeland
road near Lake Elmo.
Until a couple of weeks ago, and for
two months prior, Miller worked for
Pat Downs, a farmer, near Lake Elmo.
Then he quit and sought work at the
Witzel farm. He said he wanted EN-.
ployment to tide over the time neces,
sary for him to make a settlement with
Downs On this plea Witzei engaged
him.
Last Saturday evening the two men
went to st. Paul to sell a load of hay
and while there had few drinks.
They returned to the farm during the
the evening, and Witzel went to the
barn to do the chores Miller followed
him Witzel, seated on stool, began
milking. His back was toward Miller
Then, Witzel alleges, Miller fred re
volver at him, the bullet taking effect
in the formers neck.
what are you doing?," Witzel says
he asked, and again he says Mile
tried to shoot, but the trigger fell or
emty shells.
ssGive me all the money you have OF
I'll kill YOU" Witzel alleges Miller
| demanded.
Witzel says he handed over IS, al
| he had with him.
| Again the revolver flashed. the EN-
ployer declares, and this time the bul
| let struck WITT Il in the forehead
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-15
Disaster at Sea.

New York FEB. 1O-After having
collided with and sunk the Norwegian
steamer Left Erickson off Cape Ro-
maine, Fla, in dense fog on February
4. the Standard Oil company's steamer
City Of Everett returned to this port
Thursday, bringing 20 Of the crew of the
sunken steamer. The other two mem
Ders of the Ericksen's crew were
drowned.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-15
Must Go to Prison

Des Moines, Ia, Feb. 1O.-The. Iowa
supreme court Thursday affirmed the
decision of the lower court. which sent
ex-Deputy United States Marshal W.
A. Richards to the penitentiary for 1s
years for completely in the hold-up OF
Peter Sullivan and wife at Hamilton,
Ia, two years ago.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-15
Nebraska Man Made Jndoe

Lincoln, Neb., Feb. 11.-State Senator
E. A. Tucker, of Humboldt, Neb., Friday
received a telegram from Congressman
Burkett to the effect that President
Roosevelt had agreed to the appo- :
ment of Senator Tucker as federal judge
of Arizona Senator Tucker was not an
applicant for the place, and the appoint
ment came as surprise to him.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-15
Stuff. ring In Kansas

Topeka, Kan, Feb. IS Dispatches
from western Kansas tell of intense
suffering in small towns from lack Of
fuel Heavy SHOWS have interfered
with railroad traffic and a coal famine
is reported from many points.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-15
Indictment Quashed,

Chicago, Feb. 10-Judge Kersten
Thursday quashed the manslaughter
indictment against Will j Davis, own
er of the Inflated Irouuois theater.
The decision was made on the ground
that the Indictment contained vitality de-
fective flaws.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-15
Tries to Kill Bishon

Buffalo, Feb l3.-An attempt was
made to assassinate Bishoo Kaminski
Of the Independent Catholic POLISH
church. Two revolver shots were fired
at the bishop at close range, but he es-
capped uninjured. No arrest has been
m AIDE
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-15
Many Mem Laid Off.

independence, Kan, Feb. Il. ga The
Standard Oil company has curtailed it's
output in the Kansas field, laying off 900
men Indefinitely. The action is said to
be the result of antagonistic measures
passed recently by the Kansas legisla-
ture.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-15
made.
DormitorY Burned !.

Lansing, Mich, Feb. IL Wells hall
used as dormitory for the students
of the Michigan agricultural college
here burned to the ground early
Saturday morning. The students all
escaped.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-15
Hook to Be Extradited.

Albany, N. Y, Feb. S.-Gov. Higgins
has granted the requisition of the gov
ernor of Illinois for the extradition of
johann Hoch, the alleged bigamist who
is under arrest in New York city.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-15
Set Date for Cha dwick Trial

Cleveland, o., Feb. 10.-The trial Of
Mrs. Cassie Z. Chadwick in the United
States district court has been set for
Monday, March 6. She will be tried
before Judge r. w. Tayler.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-15
Acnuitted

st. Louis, Feb. 9.-John j. Ryan,
charged with the emhezzlementof $780,
900 in a get-rich-auick scheme here,
has been acquitted.