The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1902-06-19

In OSHKOSH OdluFudy eNohiHS A'O
Washington Relative TO the allah
sorbing political conundrum, the Osh-
kosh postmastership, he had but little
to say that would throw additional
light on the subject He said:
There is absolutely no truth in the
Milwaukee Journals articles relative
to any inactivity on my part tending TO
prevent the confirmation Of the name OF
Mr. Crane. The intent Of the article in
TO make trouble for me. President
Roosevelt has had not only my verbal,
but written statement of the case, and
| certainly have in no way altered my
original recommendation.
St Marys hospital of Oshkosh, con
Quoted by the Sisters Of the Sorrowful
Mother il about to have $4,000 ad-
dition built to the present three-story
brick structure The addition will be
4Ox126 feet and four stories high, Civ
ing total length Of l7Gfeet frontage on
BOYD street when attached to the
present hospital, Demands are 80 great
for more hospital room not only on the
part of Oshkosh surgeons, but also those
Of northern Wisconsin, that the i'm
provement became imperative. The
hospital when completed will represent
an outlay for buildings alone Of 300, 900,
with fully $50, 900 for furnishings.
The Rev p. A. Hubert colored
minister, who has been in Oshkosh sew
eral DAYS. did not address a meeting OF
the Y. NC A. Sunday, but was pre-
vented from doing so by Secretary Luce
on account Of letters received by Mr..
Luce and others in the city contal ming
charges rejecting on the character OF
Hubert They are signed by Richard
b Montgomery Of Milwaukee Mr..
Hubert denies the charges and says they
result from a personal grievance
Hubert has been soliciting funds for
the African Methodist church. lie
has collected it il believed, about 800.
He applied for lodging at the fremont
hotel but was refused, and will, he says,
sue the owners for refusing to receive
him.
Brown county forgot it, local candi.
date in the caucuses for the selection Of
delegates to the congressional conven-
ton and selected solid Minor delega.
ton. This ends s. II. Cady's congress.
sional aspirations for the present.
Orrin Henry, an old settler living near
jefferson, Wis, waa nearly gored TO
death by an angry bull. Mr.. Henry had
always boosted that he was the only
one who dared face the bull When he
entered the field the animal attacked
him. wounding him 40 severely that he
will probably die. Mr. Henry IL S3
years old, and il said 10 bc one of the
Oldest uasOn- IN the Htilc'
The combine of furniture manufac-
turers recently formed at Chicago un-
der the direction of the National Asso.
citation of Furniture Manufacturers has
been abandoned in Oshkosh many firms
interested failing to keep the agreement.
II had been decided to advance goods
about ~ per cent.
A marriage ceremony ut which not an
audible word was spoken by either the
clergyman or the contracting PARTIES
was performed in Chippewa Falls last
Monday by the Rev. Leah.
The contracting parties were Iust
Wichman Of Brandon Fond du Lac
county, and Miss Georgia Nelson Of
Chippewa Falls. Both Of these young
people are mutes but they are well cd
ncated adeptsin the sgn Language, and
can write and read with great ease
The Misses Preston, two attractive
young women Of Beloit, were arrested
and fined for riding wheels on the side
walk
The young ladies appeared without
any lawyer and conducted their case
taking shorthand testimony
Friday night the young ladies created
mild sensation by riding on the side
walk in front Of Mayor Simon Smith =
resident until he told them they might
consider themselves arrested They
thanked him and left, stating that they
proposed 10 have perpetual lawsuit
with the city u Beloit
The FIRST copies Of the premium list Of
TIE next state fair were received by
Secretary John n True at Madison on
Saturday. None OF the lists will be sent
out until after the meeting Of the board
The exact date Of the fair will be later
decided upon.