The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-08-07

Dontforget the Grove meeting at Bris-
toll. It is to begin Friday morning and
continue over the Sabbath. Services at
1920 in the morning and 2 in the after
noon OF each day. Quarterly Conference
at 4;30 p. m. on Saturday.
The Harp and Dramatic Reading Ell
tertainment to be given in the Congrega-
tional church on Thursday evening Of
this week, promises to be treat. Miss
Phelps, Of the Chicago Musical College
has gained wide reputation as player
upon the harp. Miss Mae Clarke was
formerly leading lady with Mile. Rhea
and Lawrence Barrett Mr.. Walker pos
sesses a fine baritone voice. The enter
tainmaS will begin at s. Admission, 80
cents. Children % cents.
Mr.. H. A. Cass has been appointed a
special agent Of the census office for the
collection of the manufacturing statistics
of this city. All those who have charge
of any establishment of productive indus
try, both the large factories and the
smaller shops, will be called upon for the
statistics with regard to their manufac-
lures. All agents are under oath not to
disclose any facts communicated to them
as agents except to superior officers.
The figures will be used only in cOmpila-
ton to present the general conditions of
manufactures III the United States and
will not be used in any way that can pos
sibly prejudice the interests of any COR
pOratiOn. firm or Individual
Judge Reyes, OF Madison, Wis, re-
ferring to state politics, said that Gov.
Hoard was certain Of denomination by ac-
clamation. ''As for the Democrats |
can't say. | don't think Villas would take
the nomination. The Bennett law, too,
may not be 50 big All issue as was at first
thought on account of the increasing like
lihood Of the Democrats, who see somany
Of their number supporting it, refusing to
fight it. They make me think Of the fell
low who started out bravely to find a
bear, said Mr. Reyes, with a grin. HE
didn't get the bear because, as he said
the trail he was following got to be SO
fresh he thought he'd better leave it, >
Mr.. Reyes wants Secretary Blaine recip-
rOcity ideas carried out and the Mckinley
bill not passed
Program for the Harp Entertainment
to l7y~~eld in the Congregational Church
this (Thursday) evening:
I. Rising of '76...................Bu Buchanan Read
2. That's But Natral Observation-Disclosures. Wanless
Miss Mae Clarke.
3. Harp-Scotch airs ....... Arr by Miss Phelps
Miss Julia Phelps.
a. Tenor Solo-AiIs from "Martha" 49, Fotow
$, Scene from Henry V..........S Shakespeare
6. Crock of Ages with harp accompaniment
Miss Clarke.
INTERMISSION.
T. Tenor 00'0 MIR. thatcher. = selected
s. Fantasia, from "Oberon'' $500. Weber-Phelps
Miss Phelps.
g. Little Lettice. Alice Cary
Miss Clarke
10. Tenor Solo-"Dreams' ... Strelezki
Mr. Thatcher.
H. Harp Selection ...................Tan ihauser
Miss Phelps
r. Scene from "School for Scandal"
Miss Clarke
The TELEGRAPH-COURIER gave eX-
clusively news item two weeks age
which seems to have been loaded. A great
many people in this city didn't know that
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days from noon until s in the evening
with at least the indirect consent of the
Mayor. The item referred to was piece
Of information to a large number of peo-
pie and was true. A day or two after the
item was published the writer had short
conversation with the Mayor about it,
His Honor objected to the statement that
the reputation which the 'beer-ke9
throne" in the Waukegan P0trl0tS article
plainly indicates that KenOSha has, and
for which our present and last municipal
administration is largely responsible,
prevents people from moving here and
is an argument against locating factories
or anything else here. The Mayor also
said that Kenosha was as quiet, orderly
and moral town as you can find any
where. He also referred to the local in
this paper some time ago suggesting Mike
Harkins as Chief of Police and wanted to
know why the writer suggested him for
that place, stating that Chris. Schend YVES
az good Chief of Police as Mike Har-
kins ever was or any other man. But, .
the writer replied mike Harkins had a
reputation for keeping the saloons shut
on Sunday" Yes" said Mayor Kupfer,
that was because he was ordered to dc
So And would Chief Scheud do SO if
he were ordered p asked the writer.
YES, answered the Mayor, ''he would
do it, But he has not been ordered tC
do it ?" queried the scribe. ''N0, he la,
not been told to do 50, and qchat IS more, he
ron t be told to do so as long as I am May
or" answered his Honor very emphatic
ally The saloons were ordered closed