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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-12-11

Tindall,s Store, .Tbureday. Jan.2d
Priyateer jenkins s.ore), Friday
Jan 81
Maocbester Geo 7 GeddiDg,).
Saturday ,Jan 4tb.
Wedge6eld. Monday. Jan 9th
Stateburg, Tuesday. Jan 7th.
Hsgood, ~ Wednesda ay,;Jan5 9Th.
Renber.. Thursdsy, Jan 9th
omithville, Friday. Jsn#1t 9Th
Gaillard's < Roads. Saturday, Jan.
.llth
sGordop's Mil, Monday, an 18th
Mayesville, Tuesday. Jan 18th
scotrsville, Weduesday, Jan 18th
Shiloh, Thursday, Jan l6.h..
Norwood's x Roads, Friday, Jan.
18th.
Lynohburg Saturday, Jan 18th.
Magnolia Monday. Jan 20lh
Reds Mil, Tuesday jan q q.
Bishopyitle, Wednesday and
Thursday, Jan 22d land. 23d
MannviIle; Friday, Jansz4th
Bossard, Saturday, Jan 25th
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-09-13
OTHERS Are READY.
anarchists Threaten TO Make Nnothe'
Attack en- President.

New York. sept. IA special I
tn Herald from Washington says
There IL reason 20 believe that oihe'
anarchists stand ready 10 complete th'
work of CzolgoG II the president ie,
covers. This fact viii he established
II All ramihcations Of the conspiracy
10 Kill the president can be bIohsh' -
light. The authorities are alrrais -
nnss,ssion OF evidence pointing ~
This direction. but there IS no'h!lls ~
10 indicate VINO the men are VINO - ,
IN make the next attempt. II Is hop''i
som, oi the anarchists now uheer al
rest NAV reveal the clow.
An anonymous letter Is III me pps p
session of the authorities. in whleh IN.
writer whose mind has evidently DO"
in,,ucnced by denunciations 81 III
president as the tool OF the Truss
declares If the president SURVIVES .n'
hullots of Czolgosz he VIII !'t -
Solicitor General Richards has f',
ceiyed threatening letter siE',p''
"Hrntus." warning him 10 dir'.l ~
attention towards the trusts ia' ~
man 10 the assaliants Of the pr'slae'''
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-09-13

Belief IN General Conspiracy Theory
Gradually Breaking.

B0.a.0. sept l3.-Assi,taut Super.
intends III .! Police Cl-ack. acting 10,
Superintendent Bull. handed an Asso.
oiatod Press representative the fol.
lowing statement.
No rtquiSl;ion papers have been
asked ~. nor Will b. for the present
nor have any been prepared.
The assistant superintendent de-
clin,d to discuss thc case, but the be-
lief i'll tn general conspiracy theory
is gradually breaking. 1t Is thought
that II the police had any case against
Emma Goldman they would requ!si'
ton her from Chicago. They are still
working. however. and viii not admit
failure until their resources have been
exhausted Il was predicted that
Emma Goldman would be released
within few hours. but the police
would not admit II. IL IS thought an
effort vii be made 70 hold her as ions
as possible 10 permit the iuIlest III
quiry into her alleged connection WIN
the crime and II she is turned loose
She Will be shadowed by stat" and fed
eral detectives until the investigation
is completed.
II was reported that the Buffalo Dc
partmont would request IN" iedtfa1
government II take charge OF the case
but i, Is impossible 10 obtain any con.
druation of the story. The grand
Jury Of Erie county is in session oH'
nothing in The CzolSosz or Goldman
cases Was placed before IT, The ponce
sail tncy would act tn the Czolgosl
ease iust as soon a. the president "A7
pronounced ont II danger b. his doc
tors. The police deny that there AAve
been any developments affecting czol
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-09-13
AS A MAN, NOT A RULER
emma Goldman Says the President
Has Her Syrrna%hv

Chicago, Sept Emma Goldman
speht comfortable night ana was *
'feMtly Cheerful when sne arose. She
was not allowed t. see the ncwspaper.
plt when told tha: tie tenor ct the d..
patches Indicated lack Of evidence
against her she smiled and said.
The gentlemen seem TO be coming
70 their sens as
she then said: Il would nurse the
president ol this country tenderly a. |
would q hardworking man. .ao..
hands We're soiled with toll
III were not in Jail and If the p.c
PIE about the presiden, would lei me
would nurse him. ana nurse hin
wen. 10 Me the president is simpl,
SICK man. ! ain a trained nurse ant
nave the sympathy ot a woman-th,
aNUip'thy OF an anarcAiSt-fOr suffer
I.R mankind. | would not be an an
aich!st-l could not be-without sym
pathy. II IS not sympathy for a ruler
Int sympathy for the man-the mar
"hu suffers. for the wiie who suffers
~ what have said DO not mean L
!.trac. other statements | have mad,
OF my opinion Of the president. As
president my opinion OF Mr.. Mckin
icy i not higa. Last winter ! nurset
back 10 health woman who was Al
intimate friend OF a Philadclohia De
tecflve On whose testimony served
term Of seven months in 1893. Tn
oi'!ccr met me Unexpectedly and in al
fright begged me not 10 revenge ny
self on the woman for the suffering Il
| had caused me. told him h. did no
understand anarchy. but | guess Il
| understands nov. for never Vas He
! man more tend.rly nurscd than W.
i this friend OF my prosecutor.
Miss Goldman denied that there Va
such a thing as a La ~ which Il
arC aists are govern. 4.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-09-13
Miss Morrison Out on Bail.

Tope ka. Kan, Sept. ia $1,000
bond has been approved for the re-
lease Of Jessie Morrison from the
penitentiary pending the decision OF
the state supreme court on her appeal
from the decision of the Butler coun.
" district court, which sentenced he!
L. five years imprisonment for killing
NJ Castle. Miss Morrison has been
.e.eased.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-09-13
COOK i 0DEF.
Cured OF hronit Diarrhoca Af'sl Thirty
Year. suffering.

II suffered for thirty years with di-
arrhoea and thought was past being
cured" says John : l|allowa,. of
French Camp. Miss. II had spent too
much time and ana money an suffered
50 much that had given up all hopes
II recovery. was so feeble from the
effects of the oiiarrhoea that ! could do
no kind of labor could not even travel.
but 10y accident was permittee. 10 find a
bottle Of Chamberlain Collie. holera
aud Diarrhoca Remedy. ard after taking
s.v,r.l bot les ann entirely cured ot
that trouble am So pleased with the
result that am ANXIOUS that il he IN
reach Of AL who suiicr az have. For
!" hv all druggists.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-09-13
are Uppcsed 10 Fusion.

Yankton, S. d.. Sept 13.-The Popu.
lists al their state conference here
adopted a long statement Of principles
expressing strong opposition 10 all fu-
sion with the Democratic party and q
determination to continue their eco
uomic movement.
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As a Thank Offering.

seattle. Wash. Sept. l3.-1he ehaii
,ar of commerce has adopted resoiu'
,in,s ,ayor,ng the plan Of erecting i
great hospital somewhere III '"' ~. ~
tral states as thank Offering oi 'ie
nation for President Mckihies -.
roycry. A committee OF ninr was ~
nointrl 10 investigate into the !'as''
h,litv - III, plan.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-09-13
Sampson Not Present.

Burke Haven. n. H.. Sept. 13.-Rear
Admiral Sampson is still here and so
1ar as can be learned no arrangements
have been made for him TO go to Wash
ington TO participate in the Schley
court of inquiry.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-09-13

VINE aiter the other doctors had gone
sala that he patient could not be doing
DETER. Why, he even asked for .
cigar said he laughing.
Did he get it,"
Wei, hardly replied the surgeon.
re VIII have to wait awhile ~; Ia.
lore We allow him to smoke
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-09-13
STATE ar ONO. CRY on Torrno. :

LrcAs ColSTY.
Frank J Cheney makes oath flat he
is senior partner of the firm OF +. j.
Cheney x Co. doing business in the
City Of Toledo county and state
aforesaid. and that said firm will pay The
sum of one hundred dollars for each
and every case os Catarrh that cannot
he cured 10y the use of Halls CatarFh
Cure. Frank J. Cheney.
Sworn 10 before mo and subscribed
in my presence. this 18TH day OF Decem-
bcr. \. ID. 1886
Iseall 4. ". Gleason.
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken In
ternally. and acts direct upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system
+. J. Cheney. X Co. Toledo. ..
Sold by Druggist. - cents.
Hail. Family Pills are the best.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-09-13
reoM THE BEDSIDE Of
,rsipENT ALL THAT
COULD BE DESIRED.
/, LIGHT BREAKFAST
,.,.u During the Night and Is
| !. Cup Of Coffee and . Bowl Of
eroth for His Morning
,o.ingly Appeals to Or. Nc.
. ee Allowed to Smoke .
|vrrsy y

.sI-JcA'n9y
..y 10 &c Allowed to Smoke .
Cssr.
c.pt l3.-The news from
aN"'N II the sick president l.
coau be desired. He slept
'"4 80 so much improved that
a." ..v.n cup OF coffee and 4
w. ,bicken broth. His appetite
and lis spirits so high taa'
L.. aa akfas, he appealed to Dr.
!, be allowed 10 smoke a
r.,.n isued after the morning
eoniirmed officially III
.5-,S of the physicians and
pg MeBurncy. who is look
tae dean OF the corps 81
II attendance. has decided
.-e-enec is no longer neces.
LIT at | o'clock for New
/. p. II ) his intention 10 return
a lass. Secretary Root left AT
.n aaar and Postmaster Gener'
N..i leave shortly. Secretary
M4l Secretary Wilson. how
I remain indefinitely.
cables and letters con.
|. n ,8aF IN. but their tone ha-
T. Expressions OF pain. sym
+, i .glef have given way l.
\ ssw.4t.aus and thanksgiving. Ihf
.r.t ~eems to share in the r.
Il. j, tAe prospects OF the pr $.
l., 0tery. The bullet in III
\ arctly mentioned 10"
T. ise president. his friends 81
,.s- .ans. As factor IN the
\ rt, condition IL Is seemingly
Tie concensus OF opinion q
,ay. ans is that the outer woaa !
.a aealei tight for seseFa
NJ arl taat il viii be advisable
-.M rsma.n quietly here IL
h. u.a. They viii take II
|r.s. lg MeBurney says tie pres
i, a1y 70 sit up is now puitlt
I,-.. p q, mechanics. but that such
&, VII uat he permitted until II.
Lli !, lti.eetly strong.
Atrg u hinlcy. tn. president :
v1er Is s,ll here. but has not sc'
J. admitted to his presence. Tn.
E.l-, say 4 would be safe now fol
i-r> !,'.t TO see an occasional KS
..t t4ey desire 10 put il of a:
L 4- r.--# #11a
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AFTER further questioning the court

AFTER further questioning the court
recessed to consider the question ct
Howisons fitness to act and upon re.
convening announced that Admiral
Howison had been excused. An ad-
journment was then taken until sue
cessOr is named.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-09-13
|eHlNENTlY SATISFACTORY.
scans Discuss the Condition Of
the President,

fs@a.n. Sept. l3.-This. the seventh
l President Mckinley re-
4 ,-r " lnis that now PROSTATE
.'. With heavy rain anu
atom pointed 10 is con-
a5 Hg.as the day. During the
t"a 81 the night 10 one ap-
VI pes moving about in the Nil
AMI the lights We're only
..hnS. The early morning
pared by Dr. RiN.y. the
sular physician. who ~
the patient all night.
1863 Mr. Mckinley had passed
-. .49ie night with but lft!"
" ratse and temperature from
rs nights regular official
at tae presidents condition.
Mis- tn. first during which
.it has been Ill that only
Ills remained with him tae
Y of the night. Dr. RiN'y,
remains on duty n night.
.4rc had the assistance OF
PHYSICIAN. but last night he
v ~ tsi' ~ ss'fs
ptt sldent's case. To stay on
tlHa.
~ the doctors arrived for
~"N morning consultation. me
1 q was brief. the shortest
president was stricken. ana
|. phy sicians came out their
\. "as evident in their smiling
'I''es. Or. Mynter paused al
4. .4lnpcd into his buggy to an
!, "'t everything continued en-
|-'F atlsiactory."
0's' and Coffee for Breakfast.
president has had n piece OF
'"l cup Of coffee this morn
''l ne. IN addition 10 a cup oi
o,A. lie vii want cigar soon.
IyI ne be able To sit up soon
not Tor some time" answered
,r1 ,'r Not until the exterior
I'M ~ the abdomen heals and
I'm ohs and his heart acton
|. hulsc?" -
lbir. cannot tell you. but IL is
h. N'rious. Dr. Mynter added
ma 'i"Ee away that the exterior
b, = "AS progressing satisfactorily.
VA ~ and Dr. Wasdin. who fol
NJ, !, hynter. confirmed the state
\ ,,t t''' the president this morning
N !, solid food for the first time.
'"hn. who remained for some
Gilpin observer., 1901-09-26

Fine watch repairing at the Mineral
Palace.
Gilpin observer., 1901-09-26
RUSSELL 1d6Lcx.

day. Yesterday he spent the entire day
at the company's property, on BellevIsu
mountain. The several veins being
worked by the new corporation are
showing up Anely, and the ore taken out
treated at custom stamp mills in Black
Hawk, and at the Boston and Colo
RADIO Smelling Works at Argo, is giving
highly satisfactory returns. This CON-
pany will prove one OF the large dividend
gold properties OF thir portion of Colo
rado, under the management OF Mr..
Williams.
Superintendent Nelson, OF the Sara
toga. .Cyclops company, injured some
time ago by fractions horse running
away, is recovering, and will soon be
able to go down into the workings of the
mine again. The usual number OF men
are employed, and the dailv output OF
ore is about the same as under the man.
agement OF Mr.. Foster. The entire ore
output is shipped to the Carpenter smell
ter at Golden for treatment.
The shaft building on the Pewabic
nine. at the head of Graham gulch, was
discovered to he on fire, Saturday after
noon, and was totally destroyed. A fine
plant of hoisting machinery and two
boilers were in the building. The origin
of The fire j. ascribed TO sparks from a
passing engine of the tramway company
The mine is owned by Mr.. Stanton, OF
New York city, who is represented by F
| II. Messenger Of Central CITY. There
was no insurance on the building or ma
chinery The property has not been
operated since the John II. Kemp poo
had lensc of it some years ago.
Mrs. J. Vilicetti is having stnne eel
lar aud kitchen added to her residence
/ on Ha;uon avenue.
Richards 9; Bros. are pla ing whir
over their J. r. mine, Nputh of the Def
ancc, north of Haman avenue.
The Russell Gulch will PLAY the Blacl
Hawk nine, newt Sunday afternoon, at
tho park ia Central CITY, for $50 side
Stevens Bros. mace shiI mcnt If /;
! tons of smelling ore 10 the State ore
samplng works yesterday.
A shipment of ore was made 20 the
Ro ky Nou1'ai1 mill and concentration
works, a. BLACK Hawk, from the De-
tiance MIN yes erday.
| Thomas Parry has harvested mis- po
tsto crop tlanted in his garden opposite
/ L l..
are of the early I, SO va'iety, tie croI
being unusu .lly large for the size of th,
plot seeded.
Postmaster C. A Wacner returf &c
from Denver saturda! evening"
Miss Lizzie Jones, who srent -severa
days in Central CITY la-t week, the gu. s
Of her friend, Mrs. Thomas Tucker lie
turned home on Thursday.
Mrs. John Hughes left for Victor
Tuesday. on visit with friends. She
Will be absent tw.. months
The survey OF the line OF the Big Five
tunnel, from Idaho Springs norLt
through the veins OF this district, ha
been made, and stakes set along it
course.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jones left Tuesday 70
Denver, where she will remain until sh'
RECEIVERS from he disposition.
A new barn is being erected in tn
rear of Zancanella hall.
Louis Summer and Chris Wohi, OF Cen
raj City, we're calling on friends at tn
Saratoga mine, yesterday morning.
Gilpin observer., 1901-09-26

Although melodrama in its prevail
ing tone, and in the way things are made
to happen, there is IN "The Copvict's s
Daughter many touches Of realism,
simpses Of what might be real, expert
ences OF an unfortunat. ouicast strug
Cling against fate, and in this mingling
4 hard realities, with happy fortuitous
circumstances, is probably what makes
he play popular, and will enable it to
oullive many OF its followers. The story
ieals largely with with vilainy and
crime, but ali Of this is made 10 show
in the right direction, and besides max
ing itself hideous shows mnnliness and
goodness in it's stronger light by the
force Of contrast. The play has the ad.
vantage Of II rapidly moving plot, pic
turcsqueness of conception, and theme
which stirs only the better feelings OF
he audience. At the Opera House next
Monday.
" he Convict's Daughter is strong
Il y. is well put together, and the Ian
ungc and situations are kept within the
pounds OF reason. Though there are
hrIls aplenty, vice is rebukcd, while
;irluc is praised in the good old way
rhr acting company, hcadel by William
De 5hcttcy, is n strong one,
Gilpin observer., 1901-09-26
it-iiing Tnckl

\ line assors.ueo, AZ lIynImau's.
Gilpin observer., 1901-09-26
IT, I,irnlr Inri...

Fine wines. liqur4, import 81 and
domestic cigars. Just the the thira necd
I'D when going out camping or on picnic
az nrsious. Mt h. Goldman's. Call on
him and lay IN supply.
Gilpin observer., 1901-09-26
For sale,

a piano and sewing machine. Inquire
II rulrord's Chill and Short Order Res.
nurant, Bacharach building, on Law.
renee stree.
Gilpin observer., 1901-09-26
Important N"tic.. Tor Local Band. men AN,
Musical Am ,ieurs.

Important N"tis.. Tor Local Band. men and
Musical Am ,teur-.
One of the most important deals in
c,nsumated on September lst Of this
year between Two Of the largest firms on
either side OF tn Atlantic ocean. The
dcrl not only interests the trade TO an
enormous de. ee, hut is OF paramount
import"ncs t. the baudsman and mus.
ical amateur.
Contracts were signed appointing
Joseph w. Steru 4 Co, New York City
known IN the music trade through their
great popular mu,ir successes as the
House OF ui,s' sole Usited States
agents for the "Hawhs" Band Instru-
inents, manufactured by Hawkes. Il Son
Denman St., Piccadilly Circus. London
These Instruments. embracing every
variety OF brass, wood wind and percus.
sion instrument, are used in His Majesty
KING Edward vi. private band. as well
as the English armies, and the Hawkes.
cornet and trumpet are used exclusively
by the Kings trumpeter, VIM. ID
Hawkes., The instruments in quality OF
tone, in beauty Of model and appearance
IN durability and in fact every desirable
quality in band instruments are the
finest ma 'afuctured and the prices are
the most reasonable possibl. for the
quality of goods offered.
Joseph w Stern X Co cordially invite
correspondence with l.cal bandSuen in
t-rest.d III band and orchestra instru
nents nnd will he pleased to send n mag
niiicent illuatrnted catalogue Of the
Hawkes. Instrument, rs well as one OF
Bears "Majestic" Violins, Viola , Allos
and Basses, on application to their head
quaters, 81 u. 2lsl street. New York
City.
Gilpin observer., 1901-09-26
For sale.

Three lots, l5oxl2) feet, partly graded
and in good loc ltion. VIII sell sinlly or
together. Inquire at lHH OBs :hvaR
1nice
Gilpin observer., 1901-09-26
=, ,r Ii,il,

Three roomed d.rllng or Spruc,
itrr-t Applr nt thc. clr Bn'k 5 "rc.
Gilpin observer., 1901-09-26

rhr Mn.ti..r Gam o,.-"a 'rtnp'"v
loa4 not rry hisr prices bu' vii sell
~ nj goods Il ht.
Gilpin observer., 1901-09-26
Fresh Egg,

tr.iycd direct from the valley ranches
,, the Saucr McShnnc Mercantile CON.
ruiN = Rtorp
Gilpin observer., 1901-09-26
yl.it th, Euf,,,,. Expo.,,iou.

Very low rates via the Union Pacific
which is the best route for quick time
and perfection Of train service and equip
men'. See your local agent or address
Z. II Griffin, general agent, Denver.
Gilpin observer., 1901-09-26

Til" Fiur-i nud Il pest
OF Strawberries rccpiyed every day
At pnillpps, obi x Co.'S.
Gilpin observer., 1901-09-26
>ci,..oI sul,I,lir.

)icv"y kind can be found at llynd
uati'H ho lS store.
Gilpin observer., 1901-09-26
BLACK HAWK.


ting along very we'll at their 5O-stamp
mill in this city, running on their own
and custom ore. The aerial tramway
will be in operation from the company's
mine to the mill early the coming month.
The contractors, St. Louis firm, have a
skilled workman in charge OF the tram
way.
The Hidden Treasure Mill company
closed down their S5.stamp mill in this
city last Thursday noon, in order that
the employees could attend the memorial
services at the Opera House in Central
City. The mill started up again the fol-
loving morning.
Fabien Neidemier, who was injured
last week in the incline shaft OF the
Gregory lode, is up and around again,
but is still very sore from the injuries he
sustained.
While in Routt county Ed. G. Hughes
met a number of former Gilpin county
ties, among them Lisutenant-C Colonel
James r. Oliver, OF the Colorado Third
Regiment, who were at the memorable
Sand Creek Indian battle in 1864, A bsa.
lom Van Camp and son, Irl Van Camp.
There are a number OF others from this
county, who are now living at Steam boat
Springs, or near that place. While
away Ed. was taken for Methodist
parson.
The business houses of this city closed
up at noon, last Thursday, under proc
lamation of Mayor j. V. Thompson, re-
questing them 10 do 60. A large num-
ber OF the citizens and Black Hawk
lodge, No. 4, Knights of Pythias. partici-
pated in the memorial services held at
the Opera h ,use in Central City.
The Can Pushers baseball nine, of this
city, met the Can Pushers nine, Of Peri
90, aud defeated them very badly, the
score standing 26 to in favor of the
former.
William Mellow, of Russell gulch, was
delivering sample lot uf ore from the
canon at the stamp mil of the Gilpin
company last Tuesday The mine is op
Grated bj e. W. Williams aud others.
The roof OF the new hoilrr works of
Stroehle E Sons is being places. by on
tractor Fred W. Ballard.
The sidewalks along Gregory street
have bsen put il very good order.
Last Tuesday the remains of he late
Mrs julia Strockle, who died in Denver
over a year ago, We're shipped here to
Underi,ker John Sleep, aho re-interr-d
them that Afternoon in the Catholic
cemetery west of Central City, alongside
the remains of her husband, vino di,d in
this city some eight years age.
n ,ah S. Allebaugh. former iplice
judge at this place, since leaving for
Denver, is resainiu.: his health. The
old gentleman is now in his oTth yea.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-08-22
An Electric Road viii Run
Through Town.
4 PART OF A HUGE SYSTEM.
Which VIII Embrace Milwaukee and
Green Bay.
NANIT0W0c WILL BE AFFECTED
Work of Building this Great Project Will
Likely Begin Sometime
Next Spring. -,

An election was held in Meme on
Monday over the question Of granting a
franchise for an electric car line. The
Milwaukee Electric Light and Power
company wishing to secure the right of
way, The total number of votes east
was -, for the affirmative 81. negative
-, The franchise, said 2 J. Conway
will be granted.
1t is understood from reliable sources
that the Milwaukee company will begin
work early next spring to connect the
city of Milwaukee via the lake shore
counties with Green Bay and that to do
this it must pass through the larger CT 2
ties, Port Washington, Sheboygan,
Manitowoc and thence on to Green
Bay. To do this the existing fran
chises said we'll informed man in
the three cities named must be acquired
by the Payne people but this will be an
easy matter, and it will only be short
time before the Manitowoc company
will be absorbed in the greater organi
cation,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-08-22
MOVEMENT OF PERSONS
TO AND FROM MANIT0W0C.

H. and Oscar Brown are in Algoma.
Nels Stanbepsop j. home from . b,si.
ness
Jnlius Idudstadt goes 10 Chicago this
week.
II Grove made = 8c;no +,in to NIL
waukee.
Cbas Hevda i home from Caup
Douglas.
Reuban Willott.is home from Capp
Douglas.
Chas. Saul, Jr. is home from Sture-
con Bay.
FL Nionetta was in NTiIwankaa ON
business.
NJ platt was here from CHICAGO
over Sunday.
w II No1sor of NIi1,,,,Laa u,os IN
tba ci+r an T,os5av
,..