New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-06-21
new ULM GETS HIGH OFFICE.
Andrew ]. Eckstein Elected Vice.
Chief Ranger.
Next Convention Will be Held in
City of Faribault.
New UIm is Voted an Ideal Place
For Holding Convention.

For Holding Convention.
AS a slight reward for his untiring
energy in arranging the details of the
convention of Foresters, Andrew ].
Eckstein was placed in the list of
chief officers next to the head with the
undoubted idea that in the line of sue
cession he will some day be at the
head of the great body of Foresters
that has just closed its labors in this
city. He was given the Office of vice.
chief ranger, P. H.>Martin of Duluth,
being his own successor as chief.
This acknowledgement Of the worth
of Mr.. Eckstein TO the order for which
he has given so much Of his time and
money is very fitting and shows that
the members of the convention were
alive to the best interests of the order.
Mr.. Eckstein is competent, willing and
patient and in the course Of events will
prove the wisdom of his election.
The convention adjoured from its
labors late Wednesday evening after
having been in session two full days.
A spirit of harmony dominated the
proceeding throughout and the dele
gates left with the feeling of the utmost
goodwill and good fellowship.
One of the most interesting scenes OF
the convention was the good-natured
contest for the next place of meeting.
There were two cities in line for the
honor Of entertaining the convention,
Little Falls and Faribault and the
latter won out by four votes after
speeches by G.. d. Vasaly for Little
Falls and by DR.. P. A. Smith for
Faribault. Both speeches were couched
in excellent language and were com;
polling in their forensic eloquencesse
much so that there came near being a
tie when the vote was taken.
Recommendations to the interna,
tional convention which is to meet ir
Boston, were passed, among them be,
ing d resolution recommending thai
members in the ordinary class be per
mitted to retain their membership wher
passing to the prohibited class pro
viding they relinquishs all claim tc
insurance benefits while operating il
the prohibited class.
Theprivilege of state courts engaging
as many organizers as they may deem
necessary will also be asked for, and {
resolution to the effect that the state
court will remain member of thu
American Federation of Catholic so
| cieties was also passed.
A resolution of thanks to the city
and the high officials of the church ane
the order for the interest and the enter
tainment shown the convention and fol-
! the use Of the new school building fol-
the purposes Of the convention was
| passed and the sum of S75 voted to the
| trustees of the school as compensation
| for the time it was in use.
49, There were many expressions O
| appreciation for the spirit of cordially
| that the people of the city showed the
visitors and the friendly feeling tina
existed and was SO apparent. AS ONT
man put it, ''New Ulm certainly know:
how to entertain crowd"
The delegates and alternates elected
to attend the International convention
at Boston are as follows:
Delegates-P. M. Moroney, st. Paul
Chas. I. Riley, Austin: G. McDonough
| Wabasha;P. B. Scholtes, Ellsworth
Henry Klugherz, Mankato; G. c
Kolars, LeSueur Center; P. A. Smith
Faribault; J. Theim, Shakopee; W.
Byrne, st. Paul; M. Bantz, st. Paul
P. Loskiel, St. Paul; A. Choninard
Minneapolis; Wm. e. Reau, Minuea
polls; T. r. Minnette, Sank Centre;
M. Ash, Delano; E. j. Weisser, Me.
rose; Geo. Graf, Iyanhoe, P. Grignor
Duluth; G. J. Couvrette, Crookston
Alternates-J. F. Niemeyer, St. Pau
! N. L. Gardner, Blooming Prairie; I
| E. eastman, Owatonna, J. G. Murphy
i Adrian; p. A. Brecht, Minnesot
Lake; J. N. Hollovan, Glencoe; J.
i O'Donnell, Glencoe; Oh. Van Beech
Hastings; c. P. Mcclure, Rush Cit.
P. Fournelle, White Bear: S. H. M
| Donough, st. Paul; FIJI. Barrett
| Fletcher; c. c. Belanger, Minneapolis
w. A. Berger, st. Cloud; J. E. Mu
ray, Staples: E. w. Cavanaugl
Maple Lake: c. Vaughn, Morris: r.. !.
Fox, Hibbing; A. r. Charest, Moo
| head.