The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-09-21

ship of students from the country. He
has reason to be These students do an
incalculable amount of good and give
the school they attend the features of
earnestness and diligence.
Mr.. WADE of The Press is warm
member of the Manitowoc Press Club.
He is very much interested in the out
come of the excursion next Sunday and
has made arrangements for good time
far exceeding anything done in that line
before in this city. Those who take part
will have no reason to regret it if pleas
ure is what they are after.
JUDGE BAENSCH is not inclined to be
a hero worshiper. After hearing Cock
rams speech on Friday night he confess
ed that the tremor of intellectual pleas
ure he felt was such that he was salts
fed he could not sleep soundly and he
C messed in the morning that thoughts
of the great New Yorker could not be
banish during the hours of fitful slum-
ber
DIR. SCHAPER of Kiel and Miss Minnie
Best had narrow escape from death or
serious injury on Sunday night last They
drove from Kiel to Sheboygan having "A
team of horses of considerable spirit. The
team ran away. One of the horses col
lided with telegraph pole and was kill
ed. The buggy was completely demol-
ished but the occupants fortunately es-
capped
THE election on the question of saloon
license in Manitowoc Rapids on Tuesday
last resulted in the complete rout of those
in favor of high license 1t is evident,
however, from the vote cast that many
favor the medium license of $3.50 1t is
said the saloonkeepers in the town put
in hard work to keep the license down.
The vote was as follows: TU.al number
of votes cast, 254 For 800 license, 1859.
For $3.50 license, ID For 800 license, 70
: CHARLEY KIRwAN has been doing
work on The Pilot in the line of local
news in the absence of the "old man
throughout the summer His lack of
confidence or rather his modesty, deter
red him from attempting editorial work
The excellence of his work as a writer OF
local news would warrant his assump.
ton of duties on higher line of per.
formance.
j THE manager Of the Wilson Transpor
tation Company at Buffalo in reply to d
telegram from here asking for informa
ton regarding the deck hand who was
drowned, says he shipped under the
name of Mike Callaghan, but that he
was generally known as Pat Ntzhugh,
He was resident of Boston. The jury
returned verdict of accidental drow n
/ ing
WILL NASH of Two Rivers is evel
ready to decry those accomplishments
which are beyond his reach. He speaks
of hunters as the ''vag' population just
! because he couldn't kill duck unless
some one held the bird for him while he
was using his Irish blackthorn stick
When he was bov he went down south
and shot few rebels who,got in the way
1t was purely a matter of accident his
! hitting any one. He might kill some
thing with a gun that isn't loaded, but
if he did and it wasn't murder he woulf
assume to be authority on hunting mat
ters The Pilot is the only organ OF
sportsmen in the county All other pa
! pers are counterfeit.
! The law relating to Disagreement OF
telephone and telegraph poles by adver
tisers should be enforced. These poles
are made unsightly by the action of bill
posters. 1t took long time for business
men to perceive the folly of permitting
their windows to be used by bill posters
Now one rarely sees a poster posted on q
window except when a building is unoc
cupied. The city council should take
some action looking toward prosecuting
those who Ilse the poles of the city fol
bill posting. Prompt and decided &C
ton will bring about instant discontin
uance of the practice. Let such action
be taken.
SPORTING MATTERS
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