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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-05-30


The Western conference Of Gongre-
gational churches which was to have
met tat Lake Benton will meet id this
city in the early part of next month.
The people of Lake Benton found that
they would not provide the necessary
entertainment for the convention and
asked that it might be sent here.
Albert Meyer, the eyesight specialist
announces that he will be in the city
for a whole week when he comes this
time. He expects to arrive here Mon
day, the It'll, and remain until Satur-
day night. Those who are troubled
with their eyesight will have a SPLEEN
did opportunity of consulting him.
Rev. EN-. Schmuck has been invi-
ted by the graduating class of the
Sleepy Eye high school to preach the
commencement sermon before the class
on the 9th Of this month. He has ac-
Ecepted the invitation and the service
will take place in the Episcopal church
in Sleepy Eye upon the aforementioned.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. John Lind
in this city were relieved to know th at
Mrs. Lind was not in San Francisco at
the time Of the earthquake and escaped
any danger that threatened. So far
none OF the people who went to the
coast from this part of the state have
been known to have received personal
injury.
DIR. Hawkinson and bride arrived in
/ the city Saturday and are at home ir
rooms in the Zickrick house on Ger
man street. Mrs. Zickrick entertained
a large number of people at her home
Wednesday evening for the doctor ane
his wife. The affair was very pleas
ant and thoroughly enjoyed by al
who were there.
Hon. G. W. Somerville Of Sleep,
Eye was in the city Monday receiving
the encouragement and suggestions 9
. his friends in regard to his candidac
FOR the Office Of governor. There is n,
y question but that Mr.. Somervil1e is i
the race to stay and there is every rea
son to believe that he will land til
nomination.
Charlie Hopkins of Fairfax has ar
nounced his intentions Of entering tn
field for the nomination of representa-
tive from his county on the republica
ticket. The people of Renville count
might do a great deal worse than sen
7 him to the Legislature. He has demon
strated that he knows how to look OF
for the rights Of the American flag.
q Advance reports Of the New Ull
Rural Telephone Co. are to the effet
that at the meeting which is to be he1
tomorrow there will be a dividened {
six per cent declared. The same div
, dend is declared for the Sleepy Ely
company, which seems to indicate thu
: there is money in the telephone bus
ness when the lines are properly har
died.
Now is the time to transplant on
= namental shrubs and trees. A fine a:
) sortment to be had at Chris. Book
Greenhouses. 20
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-05-30
Geo. Hellmann of Mobile, Ill, is in
the. city visiting relatives and friends.

Geo. Hellmann OF Mobile, H., is in
the city visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Marie Bogen spent most of the
past week with friends in Minneapolis.
! Ed. Castor of Waseca has been in
the city the past week visiting his
mother
r. j. O'Donnell and wife were visi-
tors in the twin cities couple Of days
last week.
Archie Alvin has secured position
in one of the wholesale houses in St.
Paul and left for that city Friday.
A special meeting Of the county com
missioners is called for the 18th of
this month and the matter for their
consideration will concern bitches.
The launch s'Alcantara'' made her
initial trip for this season up the Min
nesota river Sunday with party of
I men.
Don't forget the card party given by
the ladies of St. Anne Court at the
Catholic School building tomorrow
evening.
E. T. Critchett attended the meeting
of the Grand Commandery of the State
of Minnesota which met in ST. Paul
last Wednesday.
Rudolph Marti left for Wabasso
last week to look after his farming in
terests near that village. The time for
seeding being at hand.
A few of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. L. Schoch surprised them at their
home Monday evening, it being the
date of the anniversary Of their we'd
ding.
Joel Peterson of Mantorville has
been elected to the place of principal
of the Hanska school, and will have
charge Of that institution the coming
term.
G. W. Barnes and his daughter
Ruth, returned from their trip to Min
neapolis Monday. Mrs. Barnes vii
not return until towards the end of thu
week.
\ number of the young fellows O
+ Sleepy Eye were in the city Sunda.
evening and attended the dance giver
by the enlisted men of Co. A in tn
Star hall.
Miss Edith Sommer of St. Paul has
been in the city for the past week look
ing after business affairs connecte,
with the estate of which she is the ad
ministrator.
INVISIBLE BI-FOCALS-costmore
but are much better than the ordinar
kind. Prof. Myer at C. G. REIN
Jewelry store all next week.
L NJ. Olsen of Sleepy Eye was in tn
city Saturday making his plans TO
entering the primary election cam
paign for the Office of Judge of tn
district court.
The seasons bowling games ende
last Wednesday evening. The game
of the past winter have been decided
interesting and have attracted consi
~derable attention.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-05-30


d Mrs. T.. +. Schmauss and her moth-
er, Mrs Geo. Hoffman,, of Mankato
who have been visiting relatives and
friends ID this city for the past week,
returned to their home Monday.
Jos. A. Eckstein attended the meet
inc of the Grand Commandery in st.
Paul Wednesday. He was also in at
tend ance at a session of the United
States court at Mankato Tuesday.
Vim. Mueller, the Springfield cigar
manufacturer was in the city over
Sunday visiting relatives. His wife
accompanied him. They returned to
their home in Springfield Monday.
The regular term OF the district
court for Nicollet county is to be held
in St. Peter this week commencing yes
terday. Judge Weber and Wenzel
Eckstein left for that city yesterday.
A number of the local Knights of
Columbus went to Watertown Satur
day to attend the initiation of a class
in the order at that city. They re-
turned on the early Monday morning
train.
Henry Behnke of the Behnke- w al
ker business college Of Portland, Ore
gon, arrived in the city the first of the
week and is spending sometime visit
ing his mother and other relatives and
friends in this city.
x HEADACHES from Eystrain cured
by properly fitted Glasses. Prof. Myer
at Reim's Jewe1ry store all next week.
A district Sunday school convention
which includes the city Of New Ulm,
was held in Springfield Friday and
Saturday, a number of the Sunday
school workers of this city were pres
ent part of the time.
| At the regular session of the Sunday
school of the Congreg RATIONAL church
Sunday the superintendent. Fred Meier,
was appointed a delegate to the con-
vantion which isato be held at Win.
dom in the near future.
A euchre party is to be given by the
ladies of st. Anne Court, G. O. F. al
the Catholic school hall tomorrow
evening. The ladies are expecting a
! large attendance. A good time will
be had by all who attend.
The rain which fell Friday evening
was the necessary element needed tc
bring out the foliage, and while there
was little that was green before the
rain the landscape now has the ap
pearance of actual spring.
Co. A is arranging to celebrate the
anniversary of the founding Of th'
company which is to be on the 25th Q
this month. It will be modest aft al
and will probably include a dance il
one Of the halls Of the city.
Judge A. c. Hickman. one of tn
professors of the law department O
the state university, was in the cit.
Saturday for a few hours and tool
advantage of his being here to call OF
some of his former students.
A fine assortment of ornamental
shrubs and trees at Chris, Books.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-05-30


Christ Filzen sr., is in bed suffering
from serious injury caused by q kick
from horse. He was working in the
park, north of the Catholic church /
when his horses became frightened and
he was kicked. There is quite a cash
in his side where the hoofs OF the AMI
NAL struck and it will be sometime be-
fore he will be able to attend to his
work.
Insthe case Of J r. Beggs & Co.
against the Citizens bank of this city,
which is to come up at the term of
District court to be held this month
for this county. Judge Bum Of ST.
Paul will preside in the place of Judge
Weber. This is made necessary from
the fact that Judge Weber is a stock
holder in the Citizens bank and is
presumed to be prejudiced on that ac-
count.
B. Marschner has SISTED from New
York city for his gllH b Be in Germa-
ny. His friends wish
him a safe joa DE and back.
He has spent eater par1 f his
life in this COD shnd his1 HI to his
home land VA Eveal sEfim many
changes, but peAys after he has
seen his old b e be will come to the
conclusion that there is no place like
Brown county.
Target practice for members of Co.
A are being held regularly every Sun
day and different squads are sent to
| the range for the purpose of practice.
The boys are ambitious to show a
good score in this line when they are
in camp at Lake City this year. There
are some good shots in the company
but the general average is not as high
as it might be.
L While the list Of the amount contri-
4 buted by the citizens of this place to
4 the relief OF the California sufferers is
. large it is not as large as it would be
4 if it were known the amount contribu.
= ted by the Knights Templars. This
& order sent their contributions to the
Z Supreme lodge of the state and there
) has been no published record of wha
the local Comm andery gave.
j. W. Current of Milford brough
) into the Office of the county auditor
last week eight young wolves and was
! paid a dollar a piece for them, tina
I being the amount of the bounty al
| lowed. Wolves have been menac,
: to the farmers in the part of the coun
t ty in which he lives and seem to have
been increasing. This haul will serv,
!, to check the increase somewhat.
t Otto Hummel entertained for Richare
/ Higgs at the Milford Club house Sun
f day. A number Of the friends of Mr.
:, Riggs were invited and treated to
e good time. 1t was a sort of picni,
t with dancing and other entertainment
: Mr.. Higgs left for New Richland Mon
: day to take charge of the mill at tina
place. He is to be head miller and
: is said that he has a good position.
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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-05-30

b. H. Deters, district manager for
the Gerfnania Life Insur comps
has moved to this city from his former
home in Goodhue and will reside on
South Broadway. He will have Off
ces in the Ottomeyer building.
After the cold rain of Saturday the
almost warmth of Sunday called most
OF the people from their homes in the
city and there was a demand on the
livery stables for rigs. It was the first
real spring lay that we have had this
season.
Dispatches from Rome are to the eff
feet that the Pope has named Alois
Plut Of Shakopee one Of the ,prel ates
of the papal household. Father sP1ut|
was one of the priests stationed at
Holy Trinity church in this city q few
years ago.
I Mrs. A. Hoidale and daughter OF
Dawson, mother and sister OF Einar
Hoidale of this city will leave for Nor
way tomorrow to visit the old home
of Mrs. Hoidale in that country. It is
twenty-six years since she left there
and this will be her first return.
Henry SubiIia was in the city Tues
day of lastweek from his home in Tracy
and attended the concert given by the
ISkovgaard company. He expressed
his opinion of the concert as being
something better than anything he had
ever attended of a similar character.
The dance given by the enlisted men
Of Co. A at the Star hall Sunday eve
ming attracted a large number OF the
young people of the city and fnanci-
ally proved to be a success, the re-
ceipts adding considerably to the fund
of the company.
Aside from the new and attr active
changes that have been made IN the
! Grand Hotel by the new proprietor he
has had the bus fixed up so that it
looks much better. He hopes that its
attr activeness will assist in drawing
people to his hotel.
Indications point to the liberal use
of cement in this city during the sum
rner both for sidewalks and for build
ing purposes. Cement and the superior
grade of crushed rock that is being
turned out by the New Ulm Stone com
pany, will take the place of brick
largely.
Seeding has progressed rather slow
ly during the past week and the time
required for getting the crop in the
ground this year will be longer thar
} last year. The ground seems to hole
) the moisture with more tenacity thar
last year and the low lands are hardly
accessible even at this time.
Thirty dollars forsone hog is some
thing that should make most farmer:
3 wish that they had a hundred or NOR,
such animals for sale. Last week
I farmer disposed of a porker@ to Stueb'
( Bros. for that amount of money
There is evidently money in stool
where it is properly cared for.
WANTED Girl wanted at once to dc
houseWork. Apply at COG S. German.
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lift j. Fl. FORSTER.
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WANTED-Girl wanted at once to do
housework. Apply at 606 S. German.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-22
EXECUTIVE CLEMENcY.
Governor Glenn Declines to In
terfere in Mitchell's Case.


RALEIGH, N. c., February 21.-Gover-
nor Glenn declines to Interfere further
with the execution OF the death sentence
of Jesse Mitchell, the negro under SEN
tence In BERTHE county to be hanged for
the murder of his wife. Two respites
have been allowed, the last being to
March LIST. Communication was urged on
the ground that the negrO's mind was
very weak, but the Governor says
while his mind Is OF a low order. he was
fully conscious OF the enormity of the
crime he was committing.
The Governor pardons during good be-
havior John Staubs, Charles Pope and
Gillespie and o. j. Annette. sentenced to
eight years each from Sampson county
for secret assault. They had furnished
evidence to convict the principal offender
and had been promised by the judge a
Tightening of sentence after portion was
served. They have served three years.
Ben Williams. the negro Seaboard Are
man, who shot and killed Alex. Clark,
colored, Seaboard Air Line trainman from
Petersburg here. Monday afternoon, was
arrested at Hamlet last night and brought
here to-day to await trial for his life.
He says he killed Clark in the heat OF
passion, and will not say what the quar-
rel was about.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-22
MORE MONEY FOR
THE UNIVERSITY
House Adlieres to Committee
Recommendation and Makes
$4,000 Allowance.
APPROPRIATION BILL PASSED
Important Measure Disposed OF in
Lower Brancl,--kesp Lobby
lists Out. 2

The House Of Delegates yesterday
broke the Virginia Legislative record by
disposing of the general appropriation
bill. with less than two days devoted to
its consideration. And the measure went
through as it came from the Finance
Committee. practically without amend
ment. one interesting item is the in
crease OF the appropriation for the Uni
verslty of Virginia from $4,000 to $4,000
The V. 2. /. gets ss1.75o.
There were two sessions OF the House
The Senate only held one session, but
this was a Very busy one.
The Patteson bill, relating to demur-
rer to evidence. was passed without OBJ
lection. and the Sale Holt congressional
reapportionment bill was recommitted In
order to allow the Fourth District peo-
pie to object to taking the punty OF
Surry out of the Second District and put
ting II in tho Fourth. The Senate unan-
imously adopted the House Joint resolu-
ton calling for an inquiry into tho cir
cumstances under which a. S. Lanier,
lately a clerk in the Corporation Com
mission. was dismissed. and Lieutenant
Governor Ellyson named Judge f. w.
Sims, of Louisa, and Senator j. Boyd
Sears. of Mathews. on the joint COM
inittee. on the part Of the Senate
Sneaker Cardwell Will name his com
mittee of three to-day.
Mr.. Moncure precipitated an interest
ing debate by Offering resolution de-
signed to keep lobbyists of the floor.
The clause relating specifically to lob
byists was stricken out and in It's
amended form the resolution was adopted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-22
Bills introduced.

Virginia Beach, in Princess Anne county.
tefs.sa ssSns sss Sn limits
March H. 1903, relating to working p subilo
roads in Goochiand county.
nlent of police Justice In counties having
5000 population.
working and keeping in repair public roads
~ etc, In Bots,ouLs county: .
OF Bedford City the question Of establishing
dspensary.
and maintaining public roads in Floyd.
lie by regulating the hours Of labor and OF
BY Mr.; strobe; 10 permit Introduction Of
death personal injury.
To promote prompt transporta ton and
goods taken for ,.ansper,atien s'' 49,
To prohibit certain foreign corporations
By Mr. Hartman: To amend and re-enact sec.
is9s-s-i. to raise revenue for support OF
government. etc. rdl ~ p iss {reas
dered By the. Board 'of Visitors OF the Elr-
ginia Agricultural and Mechanical College
Der is. 1906. att!rmins jads1nen. Of The
SGnsy Of said institute r eSsr. !, to aqw
cuiate at said institute.
TO amend and re-enact section a7s9 OF the
Code. relating to obstructing or injuring any
part or work Of any canal. railroad. etc.
BY Mr.. Holt: To, amend and re-enact section
2s4s of the Code, relating to personal repre-
sentntives.
BY Mr. Hobbs; To amend and re-enact an act,
approved March 4. l90-, to provide for the
removal OF remains Inferred in sraveyards,
and sale of lands vacated by such removal.
BY Mr.. Mann To amend and re-enact an act
incorporating the town OF Burkeville In
Nottoway county.
To amend and re-enact an act amending
section IL of chapter lis OF the Code OF 1878
relating to crop liens.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-22

ing fees for tho service after his election
to the House OF Representatives..
Tho indictments alleged that Blackburn
appeared before the treasury department
and the commissioner OF internal revenue,
us attorney. and secured compromise
of the cases against Ace Dinkins and 2.
a. Davis, who are charged with VIOLA
ton of the laws governing the making
of whiskcy in the Fifth North Carolina
District.
1t Is alleged that Blackburn was paid
500 by Davis and 500 by Dinkins for his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-22
Oh
$4,000
Reward

will be paid to any person who
can find one atom of opium,
choral, morphine, cocaine,
ether or cllloroform or their
derivatives in any Of
DR.. Miles Remedies.
This reward is offered be-
cause certain Inscriptions
persons make false statements
about these remedies. 1t is
understood that this reward
applies only to goods purch-
ased in the open market, which
have not been tempered with.
DR.. Miles remedies cure by
their strengthening and invig-
Grating effect upon the nervous
system, and not by weakening
the nerves.
IT consider that there are no better
N fsmsn,es An af 1 Pills and Nerve Nerve
and Liver Pills. We have used them
many others. My vito is using tho
Nervine, and considers It the. best
medicine in the world. A lady. friend
Of mine. who was almost total nerv-
GUS wreck. through my earnest solicit
tation has used several bottles OF the
Nervine with wonderful results"
VIM. CROME. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Or. Miles AntI.Pain. Pills are sold by
your druggist, who Will guarantee that
the first package Will benefit. II 1t
falls, he Will return your money.
rs doses, rs cents. Never sold In bulk.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-22
Bills Passe

Relating to demurrer OF evidence. TIC
amend and re-enact section II OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-22
Offered and Referred.

BY Mr.. S. F. Clement: To make valid and
swfp the resdua5y neques Of 'ss late
iedera,e soldiers who have reached The age IS,
to i the amounts s It's receive ID BY them
BY Mr. Snead: Authorizing the expenditure OF
rSe tax collected as g w,h
less. upon the streets OF said towns.
By I . en- S and ID 1 sssa
work Of any canal. railroad. etc.
BY Mr. Swift: To amend an act providing for
's q y farmers 81 Proheitins the ssppsr.iI9s Of
BY Mp wi ri n" To preseriSs how Officers
institutions shall be elected. terms Of Of
10y to r; working s the pubic pubic roads of Goochland
BY MI Harry R Houston TO amend and md re- e.
the taking or catching 81 oyster, .pa,i from the
creating road board for the county Of
BY Mr.. Cation: To amend an act in relation. TO
raising revenues, for the support o. r, tne
zen a on S capa a stock
transportation companies, ,.,
By Mr. Parker: To prevent any stockholder.
member or employe OF any corporation using
any public street or other property OF any
city or town. any public road. street,
pT sh 9 OF
becoming member OF the council of any
city or town, or board of supervisors Of apy
BY Mr.. H. NJ Green tby request: Petition
from citizens OF Lee District, Fauauier
roaas lava a'anS Fses ach s. daee
gestlng the Kelly law
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-22
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
Body Passes General Appropria
ton Bill in Original Form.

MT. eaton, OF Ale<;lnuTla, Cdiieu tHc
House to order at noon Speaker Card
we'll being at the bedside of DR.. Cochran,
the member from Fauquier. who is III.
Delegate Haley offered prayer, and Mr..
Lee was called to the chair
A great many Mann bill petitions were
offered, and there were n large number
OF bills presented and referred.
Keep Visitors Out.
Mr.. Moncure, of Stafford, offered the
following resolution, and 1t created much
discussion:
"Resolvhd, That it is the sense of this
House that the rules heretofore adopted
as to who shall be allowed on the floor
OF the House be strictly enforced and
that all persons who are commonly
known as lobbyists shall be excluded
from the floor during the sessions OF
this House, and the sergeant-nt-arms and
doorkeepcr are hereby instructed to see
that this resolution Is strictly enforced
and will report any violation thereof to
the speaker"
Finally Adopted.
Messrs Moncure. Curtlett and others
spoke for the proposition. and 1t was
opposed by several members who seemed
to think the present rules sufficient.
Mr.. Churchman moved to refer but
this was rejected, and Mr.. Withers moved
to amend by requiring the doorkeeper
to see that no one Is admitted except
those having cards from members. The
amendment was rejected and Mr..
Churchman moved TO strike out the
worlds ''Those commonly known as
lobbyists"
The amendment was adopted, and the
resolution, as amended, took the same
course.
Appropriation Bill.
The general appropriation bill came up
as a special and continuing order at 1880
2. NJ, and a number of amendments We're
offered, but few of Importance were
adopted.
Messrs. Churchman and Powers sub
mitted some general remarks opposing
salary increases, and they contended that,
rs a rule, officers In the State are now
getting ample pay for the work they do.
Mr. Jennings sought to amend the bill
increasing the salary OF the reporter Of
the Supreme Court from sl,2oO TO $1,000,
but the motion was lost.
MIR. Spessard moved to amend the bill
SO as To give the University of Virginia
for support $1,000. instead OF $1,000 as
provided IN The bin. l3i'p
Mr.. Jennings moved further amend
ineut that it he made $4,000.
All Rejected,
Messrs. Dunn. Pitts. iIlane and W, w.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-22
IJ.lov ASSURANCE SOCIETY. or LONDON.

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-22
TWO INDICTMENTS
AGAINST BLACKBURN
Republican Congressman Charged
With Practicing Before De-
partments.

ASHENlLLE, n. c., February 2l.--Two
indictments were returned by the Federal
grand Jury to-day, against II. Spencer
Blackburn. Republican congressman from
the Eighth North Carolina District,
charging lin with practicnG hefore de-
nartments of the government. aa,d accent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-22
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