New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-07-18

Joe SavlnO, seven years old, was
trampled and killed by a runaway
team in vacant lot in which he was
playing at St. Paul. ~. $
J Mrs. I. B. Keller, prominent Wi
mona woman, is in a serious condition
as result of being attacked by a
large swarm of bees. Mrs. Keller was
hiving the bees when they suddenly
turned on her, Neighbors rescued her
after she had lost consciousness. She
is expected to recover. Z
Fred C. Smith. a waiter known to
Minneapolis cafe patrons for many
years, hanged himself at Garfield, this
state, because of dependency over
business matters. Smith had started
a restaurant at Garfield following loss
of his position in Minneapolis with
the closing of the cabarets. ...t... .a
Dr., William J. Mayo of Rochester
one Of the famous Mayo brothers and
an officer in the medical reserve corps,
has been called into active service by
the war department and is in Wash
ington. He is serving as an adviser
to Major General William C. Gorgas,
surgeon general Of the army.
r. P. Bertrand, eighty years old,
who reached St. Paul in 1856 and was
a friend of Jamse J. Hill and also is
a close friend of Archbishop Ireland
was best man at the wedding of his
son, L. J. Bertrand, and Miss Anna
Schueller at Sleepy Eye More than
1900 persons attended the ceremony
Doctors William j. and Charles H.
Mayo, world famous surgeons OF
Rochester, will go to France soon to
work in war hospitals, they an
nounced in outlining to the University
Of Minnesota board Of regents their
new plan for the administration of the
$l,500,O00 Mayo foundation for the
university.
Nearly 200 delegates to the annual
meeting Of the National Editorial as
ISOLATION at Minneapolis participated
at Red Wing in the dedication of a
bronze tablet to Colonel b B. Herbert
of Chicago, former editor of the Red
Wing Republican, founder of the ma.
tional organization of newspapers ed
itors and its first president
Estimates revised by the census de-
partment since complete reports on
the selective draft registration June
have been received, give Minnesota
population of 3,377,93S. With the
population of the United States esti.
mated at 103, 465,30O Minnesota's quota
for the national army of 625, 900 and
including reserves will be 14,375.
Five hundred men, led by Mayor E.
p. Weber of Chisholm and Mayor
Victor L. Power of Hibbing, searched
the woods north of Chisholm for
seven-year-old Olga Pakiz, who was
lost several days previously while
picking berries. She was found Sc
verely bitten by insects and mosqui-
toes and suffering greatly from ex-
posure
The contract to build the St. Paul
Union depot and the accompanying
terminal yards, an improvement ne
cessitating total estimated expendi-
ture of $11,000,000, was awarded by
the executive committee Of the Union
Depot company to Morris, Shepard &
Dougherty, railroad contractors, and
the George J. Grant Construction COM
pany of St. Paul
Colonel Benjamin B. Herbert, or.
ganizer of the National Editorial as
sociation, died suddenly while attend
ing the annual convention of that or
ganizatiOn at Minneapolis Mr.. Her
bert was seventy-fve years of age
and was resident of Chicago at the
time of his death. His early career
was at Red Wing, this state, where
he was connected with several news
paper enterprises.
A wireless telegraph outfit was
seized at the home of former Governor
John Lind at Minneapolis by United
States navy detachment headed by
Lieutenant Marc Frazer, U. S. N.
Lieutenant Frazier explained that the
seizure was made only after members
RI the Lind household had failed to
heed Zee repeated requests that 1t be dis