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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-09
Sin WaHenscbct.
Nep-Yorfer Heger eriuden Den aa-
mGbtigen I'm SerItellung b%eiierer
9e5iebungen gu Den 8eiben.

Nem Dorf, s. Oftober .-Iou=
lenbe Der in bieiiger Stabt lebcnocn
9teger pereitigten iid geitern in ibren
Gtrden I'M @ebet fiir eine 9elleruna
in Ben 9e5iebungen 5piid)en ben bei-
Den NaIien. 9fnlaB 81 oieiem Sors
geben baben Die iiingiten beoauer-
liden 4lsihreitunaen III einigen
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alien geItern gelprodenen @ebeten
lno gcbdltenen E~rebigten flana oos
Seitpotip ourd. Dob Die Serltelung
b%eiierer uno freunoliGerer 9e5iebin-
gen 5miiden Sen beioen Haiien cine
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ger iopobl, mie Der @eiBeH iclbit iei.
9ieie gottesOielitliden Sonohln-
gen maren cine Solge zines biesbe-
5iialihen auiruis oes giihofs aler-
onber @alters BON ser ,Mfricon 3ion
%. 6. Stride" oer aud Ger YrGiioent
Oes nIfro : Iptcrican Council" lit,
meld)eS morgell 81 elmer oreitGgigen
Sibung 5uiammentreten miro. Sn
oielem Iuiruf iagt 9iidof @alters,
DAB Die Haiienfdmpie in atlanta unb
Naibuille 9emeiie bafiir ieien. bob
Die @eiBelt Der ud)tcn, 100000
onterifnniider 9iirger SIT elltred)ten
uno ST. pernidten.
Sn allen Den fiinf5ig ooer mebr
8ir6en Ser Neger gtem-9orf's ipor
o6er geItern falm ehpas bon 9eId)ula
oigungen ecgen bic @eiBen SIT boren.
Jiep. Or. &enoerion bon Der afrieon
Bethel : Observation-Disclosures an Der
@elt.25. StraBc mcinte, Dab es i'm
Siioen SIT piele 9teger gebe. Gin Sbeil
bon i6neu iolte nod Dem meiten Use
item ooer benz Norbpeiten CHISHOLM
oern; i'm Siiben braube mon lie i'll
Ben 9aumpoafeloern, unb crit menn
lie bon sort f%ortge5ogen iein iperocn,
meroe man ibren Wertb erfennen.
SIS nuroe geltern aud befannt, Dab
llnter Sen bieiigen Negern cine gepe-
gung i'm '8ange lit, lin SIT perbiiten,
ouB lire Haiiengcnoiien iih SIT elmer
all5u id)arien Serurtbeilung Der @ei-
ben binreiBen laiien. 9tamentlib mill
man iid) belniiben, bnB nifts Gerors
tiges in ser Situng oes rIfro-ame'
rican Council" porfomme.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-09
@crmiidjtc telcgrapbiid)e 9epeidlen.

IN Minneapolis, Minn., lit Der
S,solirnaliit W. u. 0omea bon Sobn
Gi,irf eridolien mproen, neil er Der
Stieftpdtcr bes 2etteren InImerf.
Iamfciten eripieien bate, Die Auirt
nidt oulben mollte.
an Salem, Waii., muroe Der
13-i1brise Sobn y. goop, melher
aui ser StraBe ein bon einem Efobl
berabbailsenoes grabtenoe anfaBte,
ourd, Die in oem Croft porbanoene
gleftrisitdt %setoOtet.
Sn Bolton, Waii, bat Der 30
iGbrige aaufmann Sarrp 5. Slocomb
in cincm Gunner oes rGaitIe Square
Sotefs" ieine @eliebte. bic 40-iabrige
@ittlpe Deborah Sill, biird einen BE.
polperid]ub in ben Sals if)per per-
lett, lporaui er nit beriel6en @aife
Selbitmoro beging.
Muf Ser n@eitern & Atlartie
gabn" entgleiite bei 9alton. 5enn.,
In 1olge zines adienbriidJes Elm
norolid) gcbenoer Yaiiagier5ue, mo-
BET Der Sei5er Suabes ieinen 5of
fono. Der 2ofomotiufiihrer 9eniteti
lhper uno flint Eoitclerfs leid)t per
lett milroen. Tie YaIiagiere fnr1er
nit Dem Sdredcn oapon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-09
Nus GifcrimdJt.

it 0 II, 8. Sftober. = Ger 40
SATIRE ate Senrp s. Slocumb brafte
bellte Der un flint Sabre iiingeren
sSrou Deborah Sill aus Wtolben ourd)
cine aligel cine lebensgeiabrlide Ser,
lebung bel lnb enoete Damn burd cine
meitere Gugel oas eigene 2eben. Die
9litttbot mlirbe in einem 8ait3immer
oes .Gaitle Square 6otels" periibt,
no Oos Eaar abgeltiegen mar. Slo-
cumb binterldBt einesSittme unO sluei
ailroer; 6rau Sill lebt ieit aur5enl
bon ibrem @atten getrennt unb III
Mittter zines 15sidbrigen MoOdens,
giier llldt mar oas Mptip.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-09
@etreibeiundDer in Werifp.

StabtW erifo, 8. Sftober.-
Die He9ierung miro Wabnabmen
t%reffen, UNI bic InbdufiIng bon De
treble 5u Sbeler1ngs5peden ST per-
bitoern. Der ginfubr5oq aii aus
lGnoiifes @etreioe iol SIT oielemGnoe
tempprdr a~ufgeboben weroen. Ole
SadperitGnoigen glauben, baB in Den
merifoniiben Speidern reiblife
Sorrdtbe lagern uno Die boben Ereile
ouf cine Combination BON Spefulait'
ten suriid5uiiibren lino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-09

Ero5eIlen gegen Sffi5iere lpuroe oas
9erfabren burd) g%rfenntnib nieoerge-
ldlagen. Sn pier 9ro5elien laltete
bas grfenntniB ollf &erlult bes Hon-
ges, in 5mei 5Gllen muroe Die Heiig-
nation I'M Sntereiie oes GienItes ltatt
Der geItdti9ung oes -llrtDeils ange-
nomrueu lno in eitem Safe muroe
einem perltrtbeilenben grfenntriB bic
8enebmigung peria9t. @egen fiinf-
sig Ero5ent ser Dom allgemeinen
9riegsgeri6t perltrtbeilten Soloaten
murOe arlf idinpilife gntloiiung err
FAINT ulto BET flint 8ro5ent Der Ser
urtbeilltngen mltr0e auf frilbere Ser
urtbeilungen Hiidiid)t genommen.
Die 3o6l ser friegsgeridtliden Bro.
3eiie mdbreno oes Sabres lit I'm 201
gegen oas Goriabr 5llriid g%egangen.
Sn pielen bon Sen Ero5eIIen banbelte
es ii6 borum, oaB Oie Sette ltngelet-
li6er 8eiie l%lniiormItiide ooer Nus
riiItungsgegenitdnoe, meld)e bic &c
gierltng ibnen %liefert, Dertauft batten.
Neue Eorpeoo6oote.
0urh cine 9eitimmung Der m1b-
reno Der lebten GongreBiibung ange-
nommenen SerpimgltngSbia fir Die
6lotte mllroe Ger 3lottenlefretGr err
nlGhtigt, Gontrofte ab5uihlieBen filr
oen Ban ooer Sen Saul bon iubmari=
men ooer nid)t ilbnlarinen SorpeOo-
booten SIT Dem YreiIe BON nift meDr
ais elmer MiQion Collars, nadoenl
iei1em @rmeilen onbeim 9elteate
Eroben nit lolden %porgenommen
moroen iino. Ser 6lotteniefretGr bat
MIN cine Gommiiiion %ernannt, I'm
iolde Eroben p~or5uidrei6en mo atl
iibcrmo6en. Die Gommiiiion beltebt
aus GapitGn Moolpb Wnrir ais Gor-
iiber, Gonitrufteur 9. ". Saplor,
lieutenant : Commanders 6. @. On
Jon uno s. Gapis, lieutenant 5. %.
Simmons ullo 1dbnri6 3. $. Soo-
fer ais Sefretdr. Die goote miiiien
bis gum Is. 6ebruar 1907 in Der
Norra9aniett : 9ai, mo Die Groben
porgenommen merben io1en, iertig
geitellt uno Die Eroben bis gum 80.
Mdr5 1907 beenoigt iein.
Yolittihe Gonferen5en
i'm @eiben San e.
Heprdicntant Sames $. Sherman
Don Iep-Yorf, 8oriiter oes republi=
faniiden GongreB : Counties, uno
9unoeSienator Benroie bon Gennipl-
pdnien botten geitern Ibenb cine
lange 9eiprehung iiber Die politiIhe
Sage nit Dem Erdiiocnten T~ooiepelt.
Sberman mar @ait oes Eralioentel
bei'm Diner uno oisflltirte nit ibn
e~ingebenb bic GongreB : Champagne
i'm gqn5en 2anoe, insbelonoere Die I'M
Staate 9telu-Yorf. SpGter %conierir-
ten Ser BrGiioent, Sr. Sberman iuno
Senator Yenroie iiber Die Situotion
in Eennlplpanien, belonoers in ii
Itriftei, no beiOe Earteien 5ienlid)
gleid tart iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-09
Sciratbs 2icensen.

Geo. ". Glorf, &c, ulb Marp 8.
8oplina, 90; appIifant @m. ".
aeaep, Nr, 800, Sit-Msont9omerps
StraBe.
Surrp 5iideer, %, uno Sable
3etb, %; applifant Sarrp Slider,
Ger. 1929, Slt.galtimoreltraBe.
1sronf Nopotnp, "a. mo Worp
Getrid, 20; Applifant Gnelap Sanef.
gtr. S34, Noro- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mar Hoienblum. 80, uno Clara
Slime, 81; Npplifaut Mar Nolen'
blum, Hr. 331, @eit-46. StroBe,
Nem-Dorf.
2ouis &omalt. 81. utb Gelia Iaf)-
males. 10; slpplifant 2ouis 8omon,
Ir. t4t0, 81 t-SapetteItrabe.
Gbos. $. Corners. 81. uno gaa :.
W,pers, 81; applifant 8m. 5. Wt.
Corners, Nr. 1923, Giieritrabe.
Clarence Milbolono, 81, urro Der
tia %. ainnamon. IS; applifont
Clarence Milboaonb, Hr. 800, Noros
GalpertltraBe.
Nnorew Sreunos, 80, uno Goa
9iert, sc; applifant anOr. 6rennbs.
Nr. 3t04, gaiottitrabe.
Heperbp .. Martin, a, uno gtbel
8arner, 20; Ipplifant Hidaro Near
tin, Nr. 240, Iorling : apeniie,
Sampoen.
t6enrp Glemens, %, unb Anlella
u. Gapis, IS; applifant 9eltrp ele'
mems, Nr. 1912, Olt-ErattItraBe.
2emis 5. Sones, 81, nno State
Sanninsfi, 10; applifant @m. $.
gurid, Ger. 1923, Alireonno-S traBe.
8iccnb 6. aoicrlpas, q. nno So
fla SaItr5ebfa, Is; Ipplltant 5. ao'
termos. Nr. 10, Siio.Gentral-ape.
Clarence @osnea. 80, uno amella
Snlon, %; applifant Clarence Cos.
nea, Ger. 1926, 8enniplpania.gpe.
Games Stenarb. 30. unb Marp 8.
Sorner, 26; applifant ISM. s.
Sterporb, Nr. 1928. 5oainsltraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-09
&rnfaleT reoet.
Secne im Ero5ck 9egcn bic Mitslie.
Der bcs Eetcrsburgcr Irbcitcr-
Hatbs.

giner Ser Ingeflagten crbebt ihmcre
acknowledgement gegen sic Hegie-
ring. - @iberipenltiges 9etra.
gen Der porgelnoenen 3eugen. -
Gompf 5niiden Dem conierpatis
ben llno Dem ra0ifalen Clement
i'm GongreB Der conltitutionellen
Gemofrnten 5t S~eliingiors. -
Wobiii5irun9 Ser @npieblungen
bes giborger ManiicitS nabr.
ideinlid). - 9ontben , 9~lttentote
in ScbaltopoI uno aoian.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-09

Chen Dor ieinem Jooe lieb iid Der
arnie alte Gppap BON ieiner Jrali oas
geripreden gebeu. oaB lie nid)t
mieDer beiratbeh wolfe
Ser arme aerl - er meinte es I'M.
iler gut nit leinen Mitmeniden."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-09

Iai1e snr Mrife in's Mnslanb be-
iorst 6. Raine, Nr. 413, Et-yaIti.
u,urc-s trafe, nabe Guitambpaic- ape.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-03
SILVER JUBILEE,

Tuesday evening n silver jubilee cele'
bration was held at the st. Boniface
school hall, in honor of the twenty fifth
anniversary of the coming Of Rev. Father
Peil to Manitowoc TO take charge of the
pastorate of the ST Boniface Catholic
congregation. The attendance was very
large Attorney John j. Healy gave an
address, and the guest of honor, Rev.
Father Peil, made a response. Several
musical selections, vocal and instru-
mental, We're rendered
The st. Boniface congregation has
steadily increased in membership during
Rev. Peil's pastorate. The school, too,
has been brought up to high degree OF
efficiency under Rev Peils guidance
But it is not only in the matter of mem
bership and in that of spiritual and ed
ucational activities that the congrega
ton has been hourishing, Great ma
terial progress has also been made since
Rev. Peil came here. Among the ma
terial achievements of the st. Boniface
congregation during the pastorate OF
Rev. Peil are the erection of Il splendid
new church edifice 1T a cost of $50, OOl
and the building of parish house at q
cost of IS, coo.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-03
THOMAS {. TORRISON
AND ALBERT |. H0UGEN
Will Talk at Milwaukee Gathering OF
Wis. NorwegIans.

Norway's independence day, May
18th, will be celebrated by Wisconsin
Norwegians, Milwaukee being the
gathering place.
The celebration will be held at the
Hotel Pfster. The feature of the event
will be a grand banquet. More than 300
covers will be laid.
Among those who are scheduled to
speak at the banquet are Mr.. Thomas Z.
Torrison and District Attorney Albert
Hougen. The former will deliver an
address on The Norsemen in America"
and the latter will give a speech on the
subject Hail Columbia. Besides the
two mentioned about ten others from
this city will participate in the celebra-
ton.
The Manitowoc committee in charge
of reserving seats for the local delegation
is composed of Mr.. Aaron Torrison and
Atty. G.. II. Kiland
City Engineer John s. Unger will be
in attendance at the gathering.
The music at the banquet will be
furnished by an orchestra Of twenty-five
pieces under the leadership of Prof.
Bach.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-03
MANITOWOC COUNTY
CLUB OF CHICAGO
Will Come Here To Hold Reunion
Iune 3Oth.

The Manitowoc County Club of Chi
cago will hold re. union in this city on
June 30th and July 1st. The excursion
train will arrive here Saturday forenoon,
June 3Oth. There will be u reception
on the evening of that day at the Turner
hall, and grand picnic will be given
Sunday afternoon, July 1st, at the fair
grounds There will be ball game and
other amusements. Prizes are to be
awarded. The grounds will be provided
with refreshments stands. Excellent
music will be in attendance. No pains
will be spared to make the event II
splendid success in every particular
The crowning feature of the reunion
will be grand ball Sunday night (July
1st at the Turner hall. The club has
24s members. Every member of the
club was either formerly IL resident of
this county or is married to former
Manitowoc county resident
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-03
POST CELEBRATES
SILVER JUBILEE,

The members of the "a NJ. Walker
Post, G. A. r., celebrated the twenty
fifth anniversary of the founding of the
Post last Saturday evening at Frazier s
hall The members of the Two Rivers
G. A. r. and those of Camp Lawton,
United Spanish War veterans Of this
city, participated in the observance OF
the silver jubilee. Judge J. S. Anderson,
commander of the Post, acted as master
of ceremonies. Among those who spoke
at the celebration were Judge Anderson,
Atty. G. &. Sedgwick, Fred Ostenfeldt
and J. F. Reardon.
The present membership of the Post
is n.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-03

l.. II. Robbins of Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma, was married to Miss Susan
Arens of Cooperstown on Tuesday morn
ing of last week at st. Boniface church,
Rev. Father Peil officiating Miss Louise
Arens, sister of the bride, was brides,
maid, and Theodore Uhlig of Shawano
acted M groomsman. After the cere-
mony, the bridal party were driven to
Cooperstown, where the wedding was
celebrated at the home of the bride
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Albert Arens.
Mr. Robbins has been in the employ
of Contractor l.. H. Keith for several
years past The young people first met
last summer when Robbins was employ
ed on the extension work on the new G.
IL n. w. line to Green Bay Ghe
couple will have the we'll wishes of many
friends.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-03
STAUDT-D -DOWD.

Tuesday morning, ut St Aloysius'
church, marriage ceremony was per-
formed which made Miss Amy Staudt
and Mr.. William Dowd man and wife.
Rev Father Fogarty ofiiciated. The
bride was supported by Miss Orilla
Richmond and the groom by Alfred
Conboy The bride was attred in pearl
gray silk while the groom wore u neat
gray suit Only the relatives and few
intimate friends were present at the
ceremony. The bride is u daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Mat Staudt residing on the
east side while the groom is from New
London, Wisconsin The happy couple
left Tuesday evening for u brief honey
moon TO Fargo, after which they will
leave for the northern part of the state
to make their future home. The Gazette,
with large number of friends extends
congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. Dowd,
and hope that the future years will be
happy ones. Ransom County Gazette
The Staudt family We're residents of
this city until about n year ago, when
they removed to Lisbon, North Dakota
The many Manitowoc friends of Miss
Amy Staudt, who is now Mrs William
Dowd, will wish her much connubial
happiness The PILOT tenders congratu.
lations.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-03
MARRIAGE Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have
been issued by County Clerk Schaffland
during the past week:
Ella Brandt and John Meyer, both of
Meeme; Adolph Podrahsky of kossutb
and Bessie Sekora of Two Rivers; JOS.
Reindle and Katie Slayer, both of
Franklin; William Grade and Sophia
Hent. both of Two Rivers; Johl Svetlik
of Kossuth and Mary Shusta of Gibson
Ed Radneny and Varonca Mrotek
both of city Geo. Ahlswardt of Manito-
woo and Minnie Althien of Two Rivers;
Leander Daniels of Brown Co. and
Elizabeth Neightway of Cooperstown;
Herman Vogel and Lena Duerrwachter,
both of Schleswig; Fred Mueller and
Bertha Baruth, both Of Manitowoc
Rapids.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-03
LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL
STUDENTS WILL TAKE PART
IN APPLETON CONTEST

Several Manitowoc high school stu
dents will compete for prizes to be
awarded at the scholarship contest that
will be held at Lawrence university,
Appleton, on Friday, May 18th. Several
students from the Two Rivers high
school will also enter the contest. The
event will be unique in character, for
no scholarship contest like the one to be
held at Appleton has ever been held in
Wisconsin.
The contestants will be examined in
English, German, Latin, and mathe-
MATES. A total of $3.50 will be awarded
in prizes. Those winning first prize in
any of the four subjects named will be
given $50. Those securing second high
est standing in any of the tests will get
500 Winners OF third place will receive
honorable mention. Each contestant
will be permitted to participate in two
of the four separate tests to be given.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-03
THIRIY-SECOND DEGREE
MASON AT The AGE OF y

George Jones of this city received the
thirty.second degree in masonry at a
meeting of the Arkansas consistory in
Little Rock short time ago. He is
only twenty-five years of age, and it is
claimed that he is the youngest mason
in the United States who has received
the thirty-second degree. Each degree
requires the completion of a special
study; and, rs no man can be admitted
to the Masonic order before he has at
tanned to the age of twenty-one years, it
would seem that Mr.. Jones has succeed
ed in completing 80 studies within the
short space of one year. This is indeed
q phenomenal record.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-03
Celebrate Silver Jubilee.

Elk. Sheriff Walter Pellett and wife
celebrated the twenty fifth anniversary
of their wedding day on Wednesday
afternoon by entertaining friends at
their home on Clark and Twenty fifth
streets. Mr.. Pellett had come here for
the occasion, from Ashland, where be
is engaged in work on contract. The
worthy and popular couple We're married
at Cooperstown May 2, 1881. Mrs.
Pellets maiden name was Margaret
Bartleme.
The couple were the recipients of
many congratulations and well wishes
on the occasion of their silver jubilee,
which, while quiet affair, was a most
happy one.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-03

Miss Mary Schaf and George Ben tley
We're united in marriage last Saturday
evening, at the home of the groom,
corner Columbus and Thirteenth streets.
The marriage was solemnized by Justice
of the Peace O'Hara. The couple will
reside at Two Rivers, where the groom
is employed as a cabinet maker by the
Hamilton Manufacturing Co. They
will have the well wishes of u host of
friends.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-03
ODD FELLOWS CElE-
BRATE 87TH ANNIVERSARY
OF FOUNDING OF ORDER.

The Chickerming lodge of Odd Eel
lows celebrated the S1th anniversary Of
the founding of the order last Thursday
evening at their lodge rooms in Frazier s
ball. Among those who spoke at the
celebration We're G.. G. Sedgwick; Henry
Wits and Charles Frazier Recitations
were given by Miss Eunice Cartwright
About 100 persons were in attendance
After the program sumptuous repast
was partaken of.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-03
JOYCE is REELECTED
POOR COMMISSIONER

At the meeting of the councils poor
committee last Thursday evening,
Walter NJ. Joyce, city poor commits
sioner, was reelected for the ensuing
year. OF the five votes cast Joyce
received four and A. H. Pohl, who was
a candidate for the place, received one.
The salary to be paid the commissioner
this year will be 5000, this being the same
as that paid last year.
The poor in this city at the present
time number forty eight The monthly
expense of caring for them averages
about $40.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-03
GuSE & SON LAND CONTRACT.

L. K. PITT, who has the job of repair.
ing Tenth street bridge has given the
contract for furnishing the lumber for
the repair of the structure to Frank Guse
& Son of this city, the contract price
being $2, 300. Fir lumber will be used
in the repair work. The lumber will be
purchased in Oregon, where immense
quantities of fir lumber are manu-
factured The bridge will be closed to
trafic for about four weeks 1t is expected
that the repairs will be completed by
July ist next.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-03

Miss Helen Muehlenbruch and Daniel
Fitzgerald, we'll known and popular
young people of this city, were united
in marriage Monday night at Branch.
After the ceremony the bridal party re-
turned to the city and went to the home
of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Adolph Muehlenbruch, South Eleventh
street, where the nuptial event was
celebrated. The young couple will re-
side at 2OG North Ninth street.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-03
ENGAGED IN NOBLE WORK
AT SAN FRANCISCO

Miss Helen Egan, a Manitowcc county
girl who is a trained nurse at Chicago,
left for San Francisco, Immediately
after the disaster that befell that city
two weeks ago, in company with a large
number of other trained nurses, and
physicians, to assist in the noble work
of binding up the wounds of the hundreds
of injured people in the stricken city.
Miss Egan is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Egan of the town of Meeme, this county.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-03
Council Opens Dredging Bids.

At the meeting of the council Monday
evening bids for dredging the upper
river were read. Five bids were present
ed. The lowest bid was that of the
Starke Dredge and Dock Co. of Milwau-
kee. They ask III cents per cubic yard,
scow measure the excavated material
to be deposited in the lake or on the
island. The bids were referred to the
harbor committee.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-03
TWO CAME NEAR BEING
STRUCK BY HEAVY
SECTION OF PILLAR.

Two of the workmen ut the new court
house narrowly escaped being struck by
a section of pillar that was being
hoisted last Saturday afternoon about
30 o'clock, when the derrick gave way
under the strain of the heavy weight of
the stone. The ouly damage that re-
suited from the accident was that one
stone was knocked ont of the wall when
It was struck by the falling section.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-03

Miss Celia Oleiinczek of Green Bay
and Otto Mangles of this city were
united i'll marriage on Wednesday of
last week, the ceremony being perform
ed by Judge Chloupek. The young
couple will reside here, Mr.. Mangles
being in the employ of the Boiler Works
company.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-03

G. Otto Schmidt editor and publisher
of Die Wahrheit, died at $50 o'clock
Monday evening at his home on South
Twenty first street, after an illness OF
six days, the cause of death being
appendicitis, with which he wassudden-
ly taken ill on his return from business
trip to Plymouth and Sheboygan on
Tuesday of last week.
c. Otto Schmidt was born in this city
in 1868. He received his early educa-
ton at the Third ward school. When
his school days came to Il close, he be-
came business manager at the printing
office of Der Northwestern here. Later
he became associated with William f.
Brandt in the printing and binding
business here, the firm name being
Brandt & Schmidt. This partnership
was dissolved in 1895, when Mr.. Schmidt
established small printing business
and soon afterwards founded Die Wahr-
heit, a local democratic German weekly,
of which he continued rs editor and
publisher for the rest of his days on
earth He met with success in his bust
ness.
Mr.. Schmidt was an honored member
of many fraternal societies. He took
an active interest in democratic politics.
In 1902 and 1903 he was a member of
the county board of supervisors.
In 1890 c. Otto Schmidt was married
to Miss Minna Engels, who, with one
son, Otto, aged fourteen, survives to
mourn his untimely death. The de-
cedent's mother, Mrs. Bertha E. Schmidt,
and four brothers also survive. The
brothers are c. Emil, Sheboygan; Carl
b., ST. Paul; Arthur, Boise City, Idaho
and Walter Of this city.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
friday afternoon at o'clock from the
residence. Rev. Carl Nagel will otficiate.
G. Otto Schmidt's early death will be
deplored by wide circle of friends in
the city and county.