The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-08-22

hepuDllcan CaucuS6S VIII DC uelu
Tuesday, the 26th inst, at the usual
places, for the purpose of electing three
delegates from each ward to attend the
| County Convention to be held at the
Court House Sept. LIST, 1884, at 1890 P.
NJ, also to elect delegates to attend the
Senatorial Convention to be held at Elk
horn Aug. %, at one o'clock P. M. eau
cuses to be called at 7 80 p. M.
By ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
A very brilliant full-dress leap-year
ball was given at Masonic Hall on Friday
night of last week. The music was
furnished by Hands orchestra, of
Chicago. Among those present from
abroad were Misses Minis, Bishop, King,
Hoyt, Pence, and Stryker, of Chicago !:
Miss Crombley, of Milwaukee; Miss
Steele, of Joliet, Ill Miss Garrison, of
Omaha, Neb, Miss Dennis, of st. Paul;
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace, of Racine Messrs.
ingalls,, Towne and Sinclair, of Chicago J;
a. A. Thomas, of Dayton, o.. Rogers,
of Racine B. Stebbins, of Milwaukee.
were Mesdames Hazelton, Lewis, Moore,
Reamer, Howe, Geo. Yule, Jr.. Hale,
Runals, Kimball, Strong, Mari, Slosson !;
Misses Stebbins, Minnie and Belle Sim
mons, Wood, King, Clarkson, Howe.
Lance, Griswold, Sutherland, Slosson,
Newell, Balm, Nicoll, Petit, Scott, Farr
Messrs. Lewis, Strong, Hazelton, Richard
and VIM. Howe, Balm, Yule Lance.
Moore, Wheeler, Van Vie, French,
Reamer, Theirs, Runals, Simmons,
Mari, Mailard, Mathews, Baldwin, j ames
Kehlor.
Shortly before IL o'clock on Saturday
night burglar entered the residence Of |
DR.. Starkweather through one of the
windows. Mrs. HOLSTER, who was
awaiting the return Of her husband from
the train, was lying on q lounge in one
of the rooms and heard the fellow walk |
ing around the house, but paid no at
tention to him, supposing it was her
father, until she caught sight of him |
through the crack of a door, when she
jumped up and called out, "Get out of
here, you rascal? At this iuncture the
fellow beat hasty retreat through the
side door, taking with him DR.. Stark
Weather's coat and vest. In his retreat
ne fell over a flower stand and dropped
,he coat, but took the vest with him. The
vest was found next morning in front of
the residence of Mr.. Jas. Cavanagh. A
small gold chain and eyeglasses and a
gold pen and case were taken from the
pockets Of the vest, and wallet from
he coat. In the wallet was railroad
ticket good for number of rides to
Pullman. Some night last week a win
low in the residence Of Mr.. O. F. Park
n, on Park street, was raised, and
mail satchel containing a pocket book
n which was about So belonging to his
laughter, Mrs. Summons, who is visiting
i'm, was stolen. The satchel and
were found on Mr.. N. r.
Aliens door step.
HUB" COUGH CURE, 25 cents. Pre-
cription offs Boston physician, dispens-
ID years by Boston druggist. ONE
DOSE will cure any ordinary cough. 1t
lets almost magically. Ask F. Robin
on for a % cent bottle of HUB" Cough
JURE. Warranted.
The annual review and tournament of
he Fire Department Of Kenosha took
)lace last Friday afternoon. The
various companies were reviewed by the
Mayor and Aldermen on Market square,
lfter which they marched in procession
through the principal streets, headed by :
he National Cornet Rand. The men
presented fine appearance in their
handsome uniforms. On returning to !
he square the tournament took place,
Turing which the men did some re-
quick work. Rescue Hook
md Ladder Company ran four hundred
eet, raised q thirty-foot ladder and a
nan assembled to the top. The entire
eat was performed in the very short
ime of thirty seconds, and the COM
ANY was awarded the prize Of 1926.
five prizes were offered for hose COM
,anies, the first $25; I'd, $40 Sd, $18
It'll, SIG 5th, $14. The test was to run
hree hundred feet, attach hose to n.y. +
lrant, lay 100 feet Of hose, break coup (
ings, attach pipe and throw water not
more than sixteen men to run with each
art, and each cart or carriage to carry
lot less than $50 feet Of hose. The
irst prize was carried off by Indepen-
lent Hose Co. No 3, who performed
he feat in "a seconds the second by
Star Hose Co. No. l in 354 seconds
he third by Active Hose Co. No. 4 in
'5a seconds; the fourth by Steamer
Hose Co. No. 2 in 379 seconds. Gem
Hose Go. No. l missed their coupling at
he hydrant. The steamer, which was
oyerhauled and thoroughly repaired a
hort time ago, is in good condition, and
gave evidence of careful attention. The
Fire Department of this city will COM
pare favorably with that of any other
,itv of this size in the state.