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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-13

De otro modo no serfan defensas fa-
vor de amigos tan desproporctonodds. y, So
bre TODD, tan cursts ycontraproducentes.
Asegura al tai Inc0JnttO de que me ocupo,
que gel sef1or Candido &C. M. B es un obrero
de los que honran los de So gremio, pues sos
tiene familia con OLGURA COZ decoro.
cosa que 70 no puedo dectr.1
Blen. Mucho me allegro AL que Dos
que <eso ndica que no tiene hambre nj
necesta empleos1
Mejor. ,Mucho meior iEramos mucho
Y <que ST dijo algo (el sefior Candido) que
q los federicos nos duee en- obsequio de Bar
bosa, (ahf les duele los ncondicionales,) fue
por pnro pdtriotismoS
Tres bte,, monsieur, tres bten
Yo no envfdio al senor Candido-cuya
rosperldad deseo--a pesar de su <olgura, sin
hache.
Pero no estoy conforme con la asevera
ci6n del <Incognitoo guayames, porque este
cree que los que viven con <holgura> <ni su-
fren hambre nj aceptar1an empleoss. Barbo
sa, Egozcue, Matienzo, Sanchez Morales, Cas-
trO, Dones, We've, Carri6n, y otros otros que
sin ser obreros condenados Ia labor mecani-
ca diaria han vivido viven con hotgurd, han
aceptado, pesar de la situaci6n precaria por
que atraviesa el pats, empleos tan burocratos
que es impossible que las areas del pobre
Puerto RICO los resistan.
Y todo por que? Por cumplir la constgnd
del odio; por ir contra los federales sus prin-
cipo autonomistas, por ser amos de los obre-
rOs ceb1es esctdr08 de los americanOs fuertes
s;c6tcrd, etceterd.
Tampoce estoy conforme en- aceptar como
buena 81 salida de pie de banco, al decir que
bendecir Barbosa en- Puerto Rico es una
prueba de ...i patrtotisnloi
lHombre, senor Inc6gnttof Por tgnoru,te
ovidadizo que listed no debe haber COM
prendido ri ovidado Que hoy ciertds bendici0-
mes gus solo Sc hacen y prodigau por tomar,e
Ell peto al bendectdo.
Kecuerde usted 10 que pas6 con los obispos
amerIcanos que toda costa queffan demossrar
su patrtotasn,o HENDICIENDO al senior Barbo@
sa..s.!
5Eran, despues de todo, mas patriotas
aquelos que los gansos que listed comanda?
7, salvo 10 presente, 1puede usted Greer
que nosotros nos mortidque una bendtct6,a
mas menos, cuando estamo acostum brados
YER cosds qae vieron los tiempos del
5ant6n lie Cangrejos, pesar de existir
yuestro partido mas do uno de sus seides como
Egozcue7
4 contarlo q vuestro tfo
fncogni;o, debes if,
pero. no me hdgdts rstT
que tefago Ell Eabte pGrtto.
~
Me despido del tai incdgnito guayames
No s6 quien es, nj me i'm porta
q, ejnr dfcho, sc quten es, porque creo
que sea el jefe de los eganzosS como 81 dice
de Guayama
La Carolina. pueblo en doude me encuen-
tro, SO avergonzarfa de ofrecerle una <ganza-
das nngdn tInc6gnitos nj conocido.
Protestarfa por su propia dignidad. Por-
que es federal.
Pero, ESQ puede pasar consentirse eu
ciertos puebos repub'icanos, en- los cuaes
fata de tribus tuTbos de bedunos, hay ban
dos bandadas de <gasOs1 como los Que tiene
q su disposition ell ito Inc6guito, cuyas 6rds.
mes estara siemprs.
Di6genes Prieto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-13
SaIteadores de Camin0s

Cerca de Ia capital Sc han dado q conocer
dos salteadores de camino.
UnO de elios Sc llama Gerardo Marrero.
FL microbes un vecino de Comerfo diri-
gfa Bayam6n con uhas cargas para vender-
cuentro en- las inmediaciones de este pueblo
conminAndole que le entregase 10 que lie
vaba.
Aque sc nego, originandose una 1ucha re.
hidfsima entire ambos E malhechor hri6 a
contendtente; pero ell individuo de Com erfo
sigui6 adelante con la carga.
Cuando habfa caminado algunos metros,
otro bandido Sc Ia arrebato viva fuerza.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-13
EI rey de Italia en- pe|jgro

Han sido detenidos en- Malta cinco anar-
dufstas itaianos que ests ban en- relaciones con
los <clubsS de Detroit Michigan -Estados
Unidos, & que pertenecfa ell agresor del presi-
dente Mr.. Nc KIney.
Eos documentos sorprendidos & los citados
Rnsrpuistas revelan que formaban vastfsi-
mo compot para asesinar al rey de Italia.
Sc ha creado, con ese motive, una policfa
especial para 10 protection de los sobera nos
W Europa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-13

Anoche sohe que me encontraba en- Qua
yama descomponiendo ell reloi pdblfco Solo
faltaba un minute para que las agnjas sefiala-
sen la bora en- que ids br,tjas <.in Dios nj San
to Maria3 nontadas en- escobas van celebrar
sus conciiabuos al aquelarre. De pronto son6
In primerA campanada de las doce anunciando
10 media noche sentf detras de nj IN rufdo
internal producido por diez doce 0nnsos que
On actitud amenazadora SO dirgfan mi graz-
tnGndO TODD grdzn0r. En- ell gGns0 mayor re-
conocf al ins6ontto guayames que capttdneabd
sus cong6neres. Aquella turba dc ferds ala
das me impuso terror. Con acento endemonia-
do granada.
<iGrau, graul1
IA le habemus atarpau
Y el Inc6gntto guayames, 8 sea ell oanso
mayor, le hacfa coro graznando veZ
81 Gro, gro
va Di6genes las pag6
Atacadle sin descanso
asl vera, por mall
que es malo ser federal
en- medio de tanto gansO
Y los gansos repetian
Grau grau!
Lo tenemus fdsttliou
Ataqu6 EN- oslo Udliertes
con palos, picos azadas
Dtsptes le haremos taiadas
Con los dientes !
Sus | A la lucha valentes
tansos de aquesta bandada
MorIed durO fncementes,
que un hombre solo NADIA
Mientras tanto 20, al yer tan sinestro
belico aparato contra mia, estaba como
<las viejasS de Los Aparectdos sin sabsr que
resolution tomar
81 correr, 81 REAR,
si llorar, 81 gritar:
81 Inc0CnfD guayam6s me miraba con olos
do brujd tncandesoents. Do pronto, encorvan-
do el cuello abriendo las alas, Sc lanZ6 sobre
mi. dandome una dentelldda en- !. el taco del
xapato.
lOh, Dios mio lAqnello fue terrible Yo
me quede tmpdutdo cast estaba desbor
d1nd0 de rnted0!
La turba gdnsu gdzndpita, sfguiendo ei
sjemplo de su jefe, me rode6, preparandose al
ataque. Este comenz6 con Ia proportion de
DoCE CONTRA UNO. Yo me encomend6 San
Joaquin, 4 San Francisco, San Caddo to-
dos los santos de la Corte de- Harbosa.
me dispuse morir 10 mas federtCIme posi- BILE.
Pero o. instinto de conservation me hizo re-
cordar que 30 era dfaGTquistu que llevaba
el oosiiio del chaquet6n una bomba de dina
mtR de la de d rnjtr Y asf como ell n4ufrsgo
Sc ag ARA una tabia IN clavo ardieDdoyo
rrs agarre de ella coadAndole mi salvac6a
mi venganza.
Asf fu6 que, pensando como Samson en-
el temple pagano, 20 die para mis- adentros:
Aquf niurs6 Dt6genes CON todos los ga7,sos de
GudyGrnd lcatapuni arroj6 la bon,ba, que no
dej6 0anzo en- pie, aunque nj elev6 por
los aires, haci6ndOme ir d caer. dsa ben u.s.
tedes d6nde? pues deDaj 10 de mi catre que te-
nendo iojo un tOrnillo, con la agitacfon mo-
vimientos irregulares que las difereLtes fases
del sueho imprimfan nj cnerpo, hubo de
contesdrse venctdo, y, no pudiendo resist tirme
di0 en- ell santo sueo con mi fica humanidad.
DesPerte entonces y, apesar del susto, no
pude menos que canturrear aquello de
<lA ESQ de media noche
ell catre SO me rompi0!1
PUN, pun! al ronperse ell catra
que gran susie lley6 yol
***
III senior Incdgntto guayam6s, debe tener
una sombra fatfdIca, como ell manzanillc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-13
CHANEY AND HART

Attorney Washington, D. c. til
of
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-13
ULTIMOS CABLES
A0IAMn nA

Los peri6iicos de Holanda publican las tll-
timas declaraciones del presidente del Trans
vaal Mr.. Paul Kruger, con respecto al mani
festo drfgido los beers por lord Kitchener,
comandante en- iefe de las tropas britanicas.
Dio Ell her6ico patricia que 1nglaterra
trataba los beers como belgerantes en- ell
campo de bataIla porque encontraba en- estos
enemigo de espflitu energfas muy supe-
riores los de las tropas inglesas pero que
cuando los .derrotaban los trataban como re-
beldes les haclan sufrir toda clase de veja-
menes
Declare ademas que los federales siguen
su tactica regular en- la guerra que solo han
cambfado algo en- sus procedtmientos ofensi-
vos despu6s de la inhumana proclamation que
le ha dirigdo Ell generalfsimo del ejercto In
giles la campafia del Sur de Africa.
Anade ell viejo presidente que 81 desde ell
IS de Septiembre lord Kitchener empieza q
cumplir con las amenazas de la proclama, SO
vera precisado cuanto tenga noticas de
que empieza fusilar los prsioneros beers &
disponer del ofreeimento que le han hecho de
establecer buques corsarios que di6culten Ia
libre navegaci6n de los barcos ingleses y Ia
la mas completa represalia con los prisioneros
britanicOs
-Es general ell disgusto que fena en- Pa
rfs por la dtima decision del car Nicolas II,
de No visitarla en- su pr6ximo vaje Ia repd-
blica francesa.
Con este motivo Sc suspenden todos los
preparatvos de las espl6nddas festas conque
Sc iban recibir los soberanos de la Russia.
E prefecto de la ciudad ha telegrafado
Copenhague ptdiendo le comuniquen 81 q la
salda de aquella ciudad insiste ell czar su
resouci6n de no visitar la capital trancesa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-13
E8TaDOs uMlD0s

Despachos recibidos de Houston, capital
del E.tado de Texas, dan cuenta de un horro-
roso desbordamiento ocurrido en- al Norte del
Rio grande que limita aquel Estado con la re-
p1blica mexicana.
Las aguas anegaron una extension de al
gunas mfllas anunctan de los pueblos limf-
trofes al stio del accidente que las p6rdldas
dc las cosechas deben ser grsndes, pero que
no Sc puede calcular la cifra.
-Es corresponsal de eThe Worlds, de
New York Berlin, cablegraffa hacienda no.
tar que la entrevista de los emperadores de
Alemania Russia IA sldo 10000 cordlalisima que
hmbas naciones
Las salutaciones N dtuas que Sc dirigieron
Sc Green un sfntoma de seguridad para la ras
europea hoy amenazada.
Mafana tendran lugar las naniobras ma
wales de la sscuadra alemana en- el mar Bar
ticO4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-13
Di6genes Prieto.
La exposition de Buffalo
Edifcio de horticulture

El edhcio de horticultural tiene $50 pie.
cuadrados de su perfcie Ell estilo arquitect6
nfco e5 rico ornamentado teniendo ell edif
clio, on sus cuatro esquinas c1pulas en- sus
cuatro fachadas, entradas de arco de gran re-
ceso.
Una sala de refcig eraci6n, montada con to-
dos los adeantos, permite q la exposition tener
constantemente una magnffca variada exhi-
bicion de frutas frescas.
El departamento de la exhibition forar
ofrece una estensa sorprendeute collection.
Los forcutores exhiben semillas, hortali-
zas, arboles de ornamentaci6n, arbustos Y
musgos.
Los foristas esponen en- jardines un varia-
do nhmero de rosas, dallas, cris9ntemas, ETC.,
ETC.; entire las primeras laman la atenci6n las
de <Paul Neyron,. que son las mas grandes,
<Uirich Brunner,, carmssies muchas otras
que serfa largo enumerar.
Maquinaria, agricultural 8 implementos
En- una de las lfneas del esfuerzo humane
en- que ha habido mayor progreso en- los Esta-
dos Unidos es en- la invenci6n mejoramiento
de las maquinaras I'm pementas para culti-
var y arregiar ell suelo, cosechar preparar
los productos para ell meacaio.
La exhibition incluye, no solo maQuina-
rias adaptadas usos de pequeflas labranzas,
sino tambien para los grandes cosecheros.
Hay una gran diversidad de tipos de maquinas
de construction simple precios bajos desti~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-13
Por fin ha muerto

va tuvieron termino los crueles tormentos
del nino Julio Gregorio Voltaire, arrollado por
un caro- eectrco en- la Capital.
En- Ia noche del microbes extinguieron
sue alientos.
iDescanse en- paz Ia infortunada criatura
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-13

El general Cipriano Castro presidente CO
la rep1blica venezoana ha hecho una cons
cripci6n de trabajadores desde catorce hasta
sesenta ahos con Ell fin de aumentar ell ejercito.
Unicamente los que dentro de esa edad
tengan impedimento ffsico, ser4n desechados
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-13
LAS AGUAS MINERALES DE ARR0Y
Curan las afecoones hepca esorouosas hepatcas maca


y
neanen ha expedido ell sguene dictamen
frmado) DAUSSA"
Ell Balnearo mannales estan del Arroyo
Alac etera
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-13
SUCES0RES D. N. ROMAN Y G.?
FortaleZa 20 y Cruz 6
SAN JUAN, 2. r.
SAN JUAN, p. r.

neutrality-suspicious.
de
PrecOs i'm Constan
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-01-31
PERE MARQUETTE'S JOUR.
NEHS OVER THE LAKE IN
WINTER AND SUMMER.

The Marine Review gives the follow
ing interesting particulars about the car
ferry Pcrc Marquette. The Pcrc Mar
qurttc Railway Co.'S car ferry Pcrc
Marquette engaged in transporting
railway cars across Lalr, Michigan
crossed that lake last year cos times.
which constitutes 50l trips OF this
number all were made to Manitowoc
from LudIngton and return with the
exception of siNty-fye to Milwaukee,
and five which were known aus mixed
trips, including stops at Manitowoc.
milwaukee, and Chicago The distance
covered aggregates $50, miles. the
distance being too miles for the round
"trip The schedule time for the ferry
ucros, the lake from Nmitowor to Lud-
iugton il ! hours ANA - minutes. but
the steamer has made the run in ( hours
and ~ minutes With capacity of
thirty car, per tip it is figured that She
carried across the iaku both ways 30.2Io
cars, ora striu- 25pmilc- long
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-01-31
:. {. PATZER TALKED
OF FOR MILWAUKEE
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT.

Conrad +. Patzer. former county
superintendent Of Manitowoc county
aud at present a professor il the Mil
waukee Normal school, Is suggestnd as a
candidate for the Milwaukee city
schools. His most aggressive opponent
is State superintendent Harvey. The
Sentinel says rs follows While Mr.
Patzer, i'll talking for publication, is
guarded, the fact that he isa candidate
has been communicated to anumber Of
school men, and they are taking an
active interest in pushing him to the
front Mr. Patzer has been in school
work for Il number of years. He was
perlnlendent Of Manitowoc county for
four years, and then he was asked to
take charge of the High school there
From that position he came 20 the
Mi waukce Normal He is now profes-
SOL Of pedagogy, and his work us Il
teacher has been successful In school
circles Mr. Patzer is looked upon as an
active candidate; at least some OF his
friends are actively pushing his claims. .
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-01-31
Edward L. Kelley Takes Initiative
in Movement.
CITY CONTEST BECOMING COMPLEX.
The Mayor May Run on A Citizens
Ticket.
% MAKE A VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN.
If MIR, Rahr Gets the Citizens Nomination,
il is Said He viii Accept il,
Making the Run.

\ petition Will be circulated among
the citizens Of both parties, said City
Attorney Edward l.. Kelley. the object
of which is to solicit Mr. Rahr. the pres
ent mayor to run again for the Office on
a citizens ticket. doubt whether Mr..
Rahr will be the nominee on either Of
the regular party tickets. but there be
Ing widespread desire that he should
continue in the office Of mayor his
friends have thought Of putting him up
on Il citizens ticket.
The petition will be ont in 4 few days
and there will be an aggressive cam
paign made TO have the mayor reflect
ed, 1t is understood that to his friends
Mr. Rahr has vouch-afed the informa.
ton that if he could further be Of ser
vice to the city in the Office he would
take it providing he was favored by the
majority of votes He says that in his
administration Of the duties of his posi-
ton he has solely looked ont for the in
terest Of the municipality, and that the
improvements which have been made
were accomplished not for vain reasons,
but looking toward the permanent de-
velopment Of the city
He thinks that a further lease Of pow
er will enable him to still continue to
work for the best interests Of Mantle
woe without entailing any large or eX-
cessive tax burdenupon the community.
1t is limited that men attached to both
parties are behind the move for citi-
Gems ticket
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-01-31

The twenty-ninth annual convention
of the Wisconsin Dlirymen association
will be held ut Moulovi, from Feb. I3 to
- inclusive. The programme which is
just out is very attractive anI includes
many subjects Of positive value to far
mers. Among the address, which are
the Story Of u Cow Census b. the
Hon. w. d. Hoard Of Fort Atkinson.
and Some Observations in Great
Britain and on the Continent After
twenty-one years experience among
Wisconsin farmer, Prof. Henry recital
Of observations abroad cannot fail to be
intensely interesting" said Il Aanitowoc
dairyman.
1t is understood u large number Of
Manitowoc farmers will attend the
Mondcvi convention there being special
railroad rates for the convention.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-01-31
keWau1ee Bar.

/. ALBERT KAREL The article
itten by the Hon NJ. McKenna pre-
is the question solely from the point
population. In my opinion the 4th
|dicial circuit would still be large
thout Fond du Lac county Good
lgment can be had only when q Judge
given sufficient time to give careful
|llysis to the question brought before
|n.
|fEO w WING Ihave read Mr. Nc
mas article with some interest and it
Ftainly shows of a state Of facts dpsery-
of attention at the hands of the
Eislature The annoyance caused by
overplus Of business in The larger
|lnties Of the circuit is not felt by the
petitioners Of Kewaunee county to
y appreciable extent Our small
|ms Of court occupy but little Of
|lge Kirwan's time Fond du Lac
|ght be dropped from the circuit pro
Jed it can find any other circuit to
f. it in, which is extremely doubtful
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-01-31
Jay This judicial Circuit is too
BurdenSOme.
,EL!EF IS ABSOLUTELY IMPERATIVE
,hebOygan, ManitOwOc and kewaunet
Unanimous.
OND DU LAC HAS MADE A MOVE
,ilI Likely Taken 10 the Legislature To
day-The Relief Asked May Be
In Sight

A bill will likely be introduced
no the legislature today
o divide the Fourth Judicial cir
nit, by taking away Fond du
FAC county, thus leaving the
Fourth circuit with Manitowoc,
'heboygan and kewaunee coun-
les.
The new circuit proposed is
'ond du Lac, Washington and
)zaukee counties. BY the division
be Fourth circuit and the pro-
osed Eighteenth circuit will be
S large as the average circuits
f the state. The fourth will be
yer 100, 900 in population and the
Eighteenth about 10000.
The opinion seems practically
Unanimous among the bar OF ke-
-aunee, Manitowoc and Sheboy-
an counties that a change is ne
essary. The following express
IS give the general verdict.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-01-31
ALL TAXES PAID
AFTER TODAY SUBJECT
TO A COLLECTION FEE.

City Treasurer c. \. Gielow says the
personal property tax is coming in slow
ly. Under Sec 100 of the statute, if
the treasurer is unable to collect the tax
he shall make an affidavit to such effect
before some Justice Of the peace, who
shall issue summons on such delinquent
tax payer to appear before him and
show cause why he doesn't pay, and if
he does not appear within twenty-four
hours Il warrant shall be issued for his
arrest, All taxes paid after to-day will
have } per cent collection Zee added
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-01-31
PROF. PATZER COMING
TO CONDUCT AN INSTI.
TUTE AT NEWTONBURG.

4 successful teachers institute was
held ut Reedsville last Saturday, con
Quoted by Prof. G. f. Mitchell and
Principal w II Luehr. About 100
teachers were present and all expressed
themselves us well pleased with the
work On the Friday evening previous
Prof. Mitchell gave u lecture our
Country at Schultzs hall to crowded
house and superintendent Christensen
spoke on School Attendance The
next institute will be held at Newton
1urg Saturday Feb, 8. with a lecture
the evening previous. c f. Patzer and
". II. Luehr will be conductors.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-01-31
Switch Question to Come Before
Legislature.
TO KILL A POSITIVE ANNOY ANCE.
ASSemblyHan WiilOt TO Have Charge Of
Memorial.
n WILL BIZ EARNESTLY PUSHED.
City is Retarded by the Persistent WraRg.
ling Between the Northwestern and
Wisconsin Central Railroads.

At special meeting Of the ,ity coun-
ell held on Monday memorial was
Il lopled to the state legislature, asking
that the Legislature pass law compel
ling railroads to interchange switches
This is a very important measure and
has direct bearing ON the progress Of
Manitowoc The arrangement here in
this city as far rs switching is concern
el is exceedingly annoying to shippers,
because the Wisconsin Central and the
Northwestern railroad companies are at
da-gcrs point in the freight war.
1t seems that when shippers factory
stands on one OF either of the two com
panios' switches and yet correction
could be made with the direct line Of
the other company the Accommodations
viii not be permitted hence the shipper
if receiving or delivering goods say by
the Wisconsin, Central and the factory
alioiuel the Northwestern switch the
latter company refuses to allow the cars
from the Central to be run over its own
switch 50 that the shipper can load Iii
r'otly into the cars
Asit is the shipper is compelled to
haul his stuff, thus cutailing consider
able annoyance. loss f time ana cN-
p'nsr
The memorial which goes to the leg s.
I. u
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-01-31

without an entire redistricting of the
state
FRANK KWAPIL-''I in our district,
legal business is accommodating and JUS
tice can not be melted out speedily, let
Fond du Lac county be detached from
our judicial district, it will be to Il g
benefit of the residents Of our district
JOHN WALSH 4 beg to acknow
ledge receip. Of your communicate
soliciting an expression of my opinion as
to the desirability Of reducing the
Fourth Judi ,ial circuit. After perusing
the statement of Hon Maurice Nc
kenna, published in a late issue of The
Pilot, it clearly appears imperative
that the circuit be reduced ut the pre-
sent session Of the Legislature. A refer
ence to the late court calendars of the
four counties constituting the Fourth
Judicial circuit. will show that the
business transacted before the circuit
court is far in excess and more Onerous,
than the business to which one judge
should be required to attend. Pubic
interest in the administration o. judicial
procedure requires that the state be SO
apporti0ned into judicial circuits, so
that each circuit will have rs near us It
is possible to ascertain. and equal amount
Of judicial business. 1t has been well
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-01-31
MOVEMENT OF PERSONS
TO AND FROM MANITOW0C.

prtar IInffm.no Ir ~ C,,tr,.,.;rI..
wYs I'M town Tuesday
sn,.,..i = ,,
win. ! s.Ir,.1or p I r,,,.,,. and
D. L. Kocrk were in town on business
Monday and Tuesday.
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Surveyor PITT was in Milwaukee,
George d Brien who was here from
Aim. Col. with the remains Of his
brother Frank OBren deceased. lett
for Rhmclauder Friday
August Wirrh and wife and sister
Miss Alma who were here with the re.
main. Of their father Matthias Wirth
have returned 10 Chicago.
John Schrcihart was IN Milwaukee
Mr.. Catherine CuIbort-on who wu.
here ON Il VISIT to hen parcut. Con and