The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-01-18
yhe 59Aamttomoc pilot,
THURSDAY, JANUARY ~, 1900.

RHEUMATISM is quite prevalent in the
city at present.
DR. MULHoLLAND has been on the
sick list for portion of this week.
THERE are people who would willing
" see the winter roll by without snow.
JOHN EGAN was confined TO his home
last week by an attack of rheumatism
SALvE OsuFsoN Of Manitowoc mas had
his pension increased from S6 per month
10 s..
II appears that sim Ioiieadorf will
be retained in the Mi @auLec Base Ball
team.
THE advertisement o. Stumpf & Lang
hoff's January sale Will be found on the
inner pages Of this issue.
THERE was an honest effort to snow
last week, but the material from which
snow is made seemed to be lacking.
PEOPLE bad grown 50 accustomed to
good weather they had no patience with
what was ushered in on Sunday last
THE fog horn has begun footing quite
early this year. But it must work over
hours TO beat the record it made last
year.
THE snow fall has not been sufficient
TO promote certain industrial interests,
but it serves the purpose Of the small
boy with his coasting sled.
DIR T. s. TILLsoN il now taking II
course in the celebrated medical college
of Berlin The doctor purposes TO he in
the front rank Of his profession,
DURING the January term Of court
the court room is always well filled with
lockers ON, A more orderly lot of people
never attended a session Of court.
THE cold spell" Of last winter set in
during the last week of January. 1t is
much to be hoped that the experience Of
last winter will not be- repeated.
IiFs Flhib NbItlhll w ~ NhliNhN'' 'h'
city the last two weeks did not permit
any guilty man to escape. She can sell
soap 10 a statue ii IL had the cash.
MARY URSULA GALLoGLY, daughter
Of Thomas Galloglv died on Thursday
last at Milwaukee of consumption. She
was % years old and WAS born in Center.
Vile.
KEIFER Of Sheboygan who contested
the election of Sheriff Buchcn of She
boygan and against whom Judge Kir
wan decided, has taken an appeal to the
Supreme Court
LITTLE CALUMET" rather got ahead
~ Mauitowoc in securing free rural
mail delivery route. But MnnitOwoc il
not jealous of Calumet and is pleased To
see 1t take the lead
Monday discussed the gas franchise and
postponed action on IT until the next
IN aeting in accordance with its usual
procedure ON franchises
HUGO REiCHEIa II travelling man, and
well known in this city, died Mt his home
In Milwaukee oh Saturday last Mr..
Rcichel had not travelled for some years,
He was a general favorite in this city
WELL diggers struck n vein of natur-
al gas on the farm of William Wickcrt
near Brillion on Thursday last When
Touched with II torch the gas famed 10
a. hight Of 20 feet and continued 10 burn
until /. was smothered.
pHrLlf urIS of the town Of Mantle.
voc Is doing a rushing business this fall
in welldigging He says water is very
scarce and there II great demand for
his services. lie has thus far dug IL
wells during the fall and winter
Mrs. JACoB LEM of this city died ut
the Hospital of the Holy Family on Sat
nr1ay morning of Concerou~ tumor.
She with her husband, was one Of the
early settlers Of Manituwoc, having
came here from Germany where she was
born
WILLIAM ZAHN Of Reedsville was
found dead in his bed ut nom on Sunday
morning He had retired AT IL O'Clock
Saturday night and when called AT 10 re
qlested ~ be let alone ny he was sleepy.
he was found dead two hours later
when his father went Ia arouse him He
was 81 years old and one Of family of
2! children An inquest was held before
Justice Schultz and the verdict was
death from heart failure.