The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-07-02

Manitowoc lost the ball game at She
boygan Sunday by score of to 2.
The game was uninteresting and poorly
played by the locals. 1t is the second
victory Sheboygan has won over Mani
towoc in three games and gives the
Chair City team the championship for
the year.
Complaint has been made that the
G. & N. W. Ry. Co. is disregarding the
law that provides for the bulletining Of
all trains at stations and an attempt
will be made to enforce it. The bill
was passed by the recent Legislature and
was introduced by Senator Randolph,
of this city. In other cities of the state
the law is generally observed.
August Deuno retired as Chief of the
City Fire Department Wednesday to be
succeeded by John Kratz, of Milwaukee.
The headquarters Of the new chief will
be at the North Side Station and num-
Der of changes will be made governing
the department George Deuno, son of
retiring Chief Deuno, has resigned as q
member of the department.
Plans which have been under con-
sideration for conducting a street fair
and carnival here during the month
have been abandoned by the Odd Eel
lows lodge which had the matter in
hand and it is highly improbable that
any attempt will be made to revive it.
Representatives of two Carnival com
panies were here last week but made no
progress.
Fred Gerpheide, proprietor Of the
Delmonico Cafe will leave July 8 for an
European tour, visiting his old home in
Germany for three months. Mr. Ger
pheide has been contemplating the trip
for some time and anticipates most
pleasant visit in the renewing of asso-
Citations of his boyhood days Friends
will wish him bon voyage and safe
| return.
In an interview at Milwaukee Sunday
Thomas Higgins, president of the Man
itowoc q Northern Traction Co., stated
that the Company would start work on
the extension Of its lines to Mishicott as
soon as material could be secured. At
present according to Mr.. Higgins, the
cost Of material is almost prohibitive
for the work
An interesting and pleasing entert ain
ment was given by the pupils of the
Sisters school at he St. Boniface hall
Friday evening and large audiece was
present to encourage the young people.
Atty. John Healy made an address dur
ing the evening on the value Of educa-
ton that was we'll received. The en-
tertainment was credit to the pupils
and to the sisters.
In Milwaukee Courts the Manitowoc
Mailing Co., of this city, has secured a
permanent injunction prohibiting the
Milwaukee Mailing Co. from using a
trade mark of which the local company
claims to be the originator. The case
was instituted several months ago by
William Rahr and the decision has just
been made. Notice of appeal has been
filed by the Milwaukee concern.
Residents of the towns and villages
along the lines of the Chicago 81 North
| Western between this city and Kau-
kauna have petitioned officials of the
road for a Sunday train service, asking
that the train which now runs to Two
Rivers on Sundays continue its run to
Kaukauna in order to give mail service
and Sunday papers to the villages on
the line Nothing has been reported
relative to the action of the road.
Manitowoc is well represented at the
annual camp meeting Of the East Wis
consin district of the German Metho-
dist church which has been in session
at Brillion for several days past. The
meeting is one of the most successful in
the history of the district several hun
bred people being on the grounds daily
The East Wisconsin district comprises
the entire eastern section of the state.
Thirty campers were on the ground
during the campmeeting.