The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-06-05
When Baby was siek, we gave her Castoria.
When She was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss. she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them CastosiA

A fellow who gives his name as Charles
Reed, and say he lives in Chicago, stole
Rev. E. P. Bary's overcoat out of his
hallway on Friday morning. He was
arrested and brought before Justice
Gillett, who sent him to jail for ninety
days. Reed was sent out for scuttle of
coal on Saturday morning. He dropped
the scuttle and ran away. The Sheriff
found him in Racine and brought him
back.
"The Regulars" the Kenosha base ball
club, are agitating the question ofgetting
up subscription to procure new uni
forms. They hope to interest the peo-
pie in their welfare, and, if properly en-
couraged, will make strong nine, as
they have the best of material in their
number, and none of them are wanting
in healthy enthusiasm. If the club is
successful in this, they will at once ar
range with outside clubs to play match
cd games here on their home ground.
Give the boys lift.
An attempt at robbery was made in
the sacristy of st. James church on Mon.
day morning by two tramps. They
tried to pry open the doors of the closets
where the altar service and vestments
are kept, but were unsuccessful. They
were seen leaving the church at IL
o'clock while the bell was being rung,
which it is supposed frightened them
off. They also ransacked some drawers,
but did not secure anything. The
d officers went in search of them, but fail
ed to find them.
i Mr.. Albert Zens has accomplished the
long needed change. He has made a
general renovation in his place on the
North side. The vile stencil of intoxicat-
ing liquors is no longer experienced.
His entire house has been reitted and
furnished in modern style, without re-
gard to expense, and now ladies and
children's parties may be given, with nc
fear of sinister associations. 1t is the
, best dancing hall in the city, and the
proprietor says it will always be kept III
order, and rented at reasonable prices.
Between 10 and IL o'clock last Friday
{ night Mr.. ]. B. Kupfer's store was enter
ed from the rear by burglars, who carried
off between So and $40 in change which
i was left in the money drawer and some
9 cigars. They left behind some silver
which had the holes in it filled up, anC
did not touch any of the bread or cakes
! They broke through three doors befor'
they got into the shop. An attempt wa
made the same night to get into Mr.. c
A. Dewey's store. One of the window
3, was found raised up about three inches
Joseph L. George, alias Miller, of Ke
V. nosha, Wis.,, was up before Justice Shel
1t man last Monday afternoon, charges
with appropriating about 5000 worth G
It jewelry and other valuables from MR.
a Rachel Kimball, who resides in the Yves
az city limits of Waukegan. The allege
" theft was committed on or about tn
23rd day of last October, when Georg
lie worked few days on Mrs. Kimball
le place. George left for parts unknown
n, and nothing was heard of him until la:
wsek Saturday, when Sheriff Swanbroug
Ill received word from the Sheriff of K en-,
n sha, saying he was there, and asking
:. he should arrest and hold him. He W:
- answered in the affirmative, and on SUI
day Mr.. Scarborough brought George
ss this city and placed him in Jail. Whe
be brought before Justice Sherman. Geor,
n, stated that he was not ready for exar
nation. A continuance was granite
a. until Tuesday, when he again waived Q
i examination to the Circuit Court. /
~ was placed under bonds. and, failing
- procure bondsman, was returned
the Jail - WGltkeoan Patriot.