Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-04-03

/ est the genuine Rocky Mountain Lea,
made by the Madison Medicine COM
pany, if thou likest thy fair face. 35c.
/ G.. A. Gamm.
The ladies of Watertown are cor
daily invited TO call and inspect the
complete line of spring goods just re-
ceived at the millinery establishment
of Mrs L. Kniesel. A very handsome
assortment of pattern hats-the latest
creations which the markets afford
will be found on exhibition.
In almost every neighborhood there
is some one whose life has been saved
by Cham berlain's Cholic, Cholera and Di-
| arrhoea Remed, or who has been cured
of chronic diarrhoea by the use of that
medicine Such persons make a point
of telling of it whenever opportunity
offers, hoping that it may be the means
Of saving other lives. For sale by G. A.
| Gamm
The golden jubilee of the John
| Pritzlaff Hardware company, Milwau-
kee, vas celebrated Saturday evening
with an elaborate banquet at the
Plankinton house. The founder of
this highly successful business is an
uncle of our fellow-citizen, w. G.
Pritzlaff, who was in attendance at
the jubilee.
General Albert Solliday. of this
city, quartermaster general of the
state, has let contract for 1000 reg
ulation army overcoats to Chicago
firm. The garments are for the use
of the National guard of Wisconsin.
The price for each coat was 1885,
being about So less than the bid of
any Wisconsin concern.
Sheriff Jaehnke went to Fort At
kinson yesterday and arrested John
! Theno on charge OF assault on the
person of Ed. Walther, committed
October 81, 1899. The plaintiff is
bringing action against the defendant
for $40, 900 and has engaged the SER
vices of Harlow Pease, of Watertown,
| to prosecute his claim. Jefferson Re-
/ cord.
Thomas Jones, OF the town of
Emmett, was united in marriage at
/ Fond du Lac on Wednesday to Miss
/ Mary Jones, of that city. They will
reside on the groom's farm on the
! Welsh road. Mr. Jones is very ex-
cellent young man, and his numerous
t friends here will wish him and his
| bride every happiness in their new re-
/ lations in life.
"A team of horses belonging to
Edward Mulick, who resides few
miles southwest of the city, ran away
Friday afternoon on West Main street
and made things lively for a time.
After crossing Main street bridge they
collided with a wagon belonging to
August Neitzel, slightly damaging it.
One of the horses was injured in the
/ leg by being struck repeatedly with
the hitching weight which it had
dragged along.
/ The Watertown baseball team for
the season of 1900 is nearly completed,
! only one or two players still being
needed. Manager r. Schott has about
concluded arrangements for the SER
/ vices of Edward Heimerl, of Jefferson,
as pitcher, and has also signed the
following other players: Ed Krebs,
.
"Jens" Ruiz, second base; Will Dick
hoff, third base; w. Smith, shortstop;
Ed Schultz, left field; Paul Berndt,
right field and change pitcher.
/ Saturday evening a daring hood
lum who attempted to mistreat young
! Fifth ward girl who was standing in
! front of her home awaiting the ar
rival of friend, was given chase by
the girls father and neighbOr, and
when overtaken was the recipient of
a sound trouncing at the hands Of the
irate father, which will no doubt
serve as a serious lesson to him in the
! future. The ruffian's identity was not
have been other incidents of this ma
ture lately and the police ought to
keep sharp vigilance for the Of
tenders.
Prof. Paul Biefeld, son of our
residents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Biefeld
and who has for three years past been
pursuing course of study in the Uni
versity Of Zuric, Switzerland, was re-
Gently graduated from that institution,
receiving the degree Of doctor of
philosophy, and has since been elected
to professorship in the Polytechnic
institute at Hildburghausen, Grand
Duchy of SAKE Meiningen, Germany.
Prof Biefeld is product of the Wa
tertown high school and the University
of Wisconsin. He is young man of
splendid intellect and exceptional
ability, and nc doubt has brilliant
career before him.
Arrangements have been COM
pleted whereby the Chicago & North
western Railway company will use
city water for their locomotives and
other purposes at this point. Julius
Fix, superintendent of the waterworks,
has closed the contract, but the same
must be ratified by the board Of water
commissioners. The company will put
in three taps-one where their water
tank now stands, another near the
coal sheds, and the third at the stock