The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-19
NOTES OF INTEREST.

NOTES OF INTEREST.
4 ifs ON the tip of his nose cost Rohy
Rulllu an cmpluyc of "A cabinet works AT
glG Ash avenue. San Francisco, thr""
fingers Kullin was at work at buzz
saw when the fly circlcd about aud
pcrchcd itself on his nose. The presence
Of the fly on the tip of his nose auuuNed
I Rollm. lie raised his hand TO brush 1t
away. The saw heSitatcd Just a mo-
mour and then went on with its mouot-
ouous huZzing. The tips of three at
Rollins fingers rcpoScd in the saWduSt
| pile. aud Rollin was running for the
| Central Emergency hospital
Mrs Margaret lIaycus of Curti~vlll".
/ Ind, is in critical condition rs Il result
| of a sting Of bee. and the physicians
| declare that blood poisoning has result.
cd She was stuug un the elbows and
considered the injury n trivial one. some
| poisonous vines that rubbed the injured
/ place are considered Responsible for the
ailmcut, which may cause her death.
| Her whole arm has swollen 10 twlc" It's
hHlura, size.
Displaying the judgment Of conuoir.
scur pretty, dark haired, brown eyed
I girl Is years old. whose identity is un-
I known selected the best looking stccd
| hitchcd at the rack in the heart of the
/ business section of stroud, Ok, mounted
! aud gallopcd away To the east. Allen
| GarriOtt, residing near here, IS the loser
| of his fathers iavoritc horse. Marshal
| LuCau declares he is the man who shall
| oycrtake the feminine thief The girl
/ is believed TO be Il member of an or
/ ganiZCd band Of thieves, who have Il rem
/ devious near Bristow.
Like the postmaster in the little ham.
] let of a few houses who served without
pay ana couldn't resign because nobody
! could be appointed TO succeed him, X. Ii.
! Campbell, the station agent at the Bal
timorc station at Sixth and Main streets,
| who is postmaster at Sugerly, Md.
cannot get rid of his government posi-
/ ton. Campbell has been postmaster at
/ Singcrly, "A fourth class postoiiice, where
| he has held down the job for the last
seven years, during the time he was sta
/ tiOn agent at that place. Last April,
/ however, he was transferred to be sta
| ton agent at Darby, when he resigned
/ his position as postmaster, but so lar
! no one has been appointed 70 succeed
| him. Postmaster and Station Agent
| Campbell is under bond for the proper
/ conduct of the Office, and will be held ac-
/ countablc to Uncle Sam until his sue
ccssor is appointed. Fourth class post
masters are now appointed under the
| civil service regulations, with cNumlua-
| tions at certain stated periods.
| A system whereby boys in the public
| schools will receive salaries for the last
! three years of their courses has been
! planned by Supt. Il. +. Dyer of the Gin
! cnnati high schools. The new method
! embraces the cooperative engineering
! ideas of Prof. Herman Schneider of the
| University of Cincinnati. The boys will
/ receive 10 cents an hour for their shop
! work during the second year of their
/ course. ii cents for the third year and
| l2Ja cents for their fourth. In all, they
| will make SJJ2.11 in the three years.
/ The students will study and work in
/ pairs, one studying in school one week
| aud the other working in a shop, ana
doing real work and not watching work
men dv it, rs has been the rule hereto
/ fore.
4 Lost To each other for sixty years,
/ Clement ST. james, aged 81, of Pitts
! field, Mass, aud Eugene St jacques. or
/ ST James aged 81. of New Haven,
/ cousins. were reunited by bakery waE-
/ on sign. The New Haven man aud his
! family were at Puntoosuc lake, in the
! Bcrkshircs. when he saw a bakery wag-
/ on hearing the firm name of ST. James
! Il Fitzgerald. Recalling that he had a
cousin whom ne had not seen IN three
score years, he held up the driver of
/ the cart, and earned that the senior
member Of the firm was his long lost
| cousin.
Due to mistake in getting hold of the
wrong can, Dr. ]. W. Wiltshire. an auto
enthusiast Of Bloomington, Ill, oiled his
machine with maple mulasscs instead Of
| the usual lubricant. After applying the
"a, ..lf tlr..i tt.t. ll.
auto and attempted TO drive away, but
no effort of his could make IL bulge
/ Like a good autO~t he got down under
, the hUrseloss carriage and went through
! the usual maupuvnr-, pvttiug and cod.
ding, and finally gave up in disgust. At
a garage hc was Informed df l}I- nils
take.
Because Dc preached brief sermons
Rev. J. VI. Williams. Methodist mini,
ter. has received % deed for sixty acres
of land worth $40 am acre, from Bur
goyue Davis ana his wife, former parish
toner's at Pine Valley Indiana. Davis Is
very wealthy, aud was 50 impressed will
the hrcyIty and uointedncs~ uf the ser
mons If MIR William, that he deter
mined to make him independent Tht
deed specifies the hreylty Of Williams
di-Cpurses as the consideration receive,
for the land. The sixty acres are on,
of the most fertile tracts of land il
Montgomery county.
Sixty.seyen cents an oath is the rat,
that was paid bv Frank Ortman an,
his son Of Derey TOWNSHIP. Ia. for Tia
luxury Of several choice euss word
hurled at Matthew l.. Sheep in the har
vestng of a wheat crop on Sleeps farm
Sheep. bent on revenge, invoked the al,
of the blue laws In all there wer
eleven oaths five by the father and ST
by the sou. In addition to this the sol
was charged with assault aud battery
The elder Ortman was dismissed upo
! the payment of fine and costs, while III