The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-05-14

| casting SIufS on the character OF announcer,
is a most suitable person to watch
If you have anything you want to
sell come to the TELEGRAPH-C COURIER Of
flee and let us tel the people about it.
Don't be foolish enough to sell without
advertising it. You will make money by
widening your market.
Last Saturday while freight train
was backing onto switch to get out the
way of an approaching passenger train,
it ran into some freight cars on the track
and four or five box cars We're thoroughly
smashed. No lives were lost and the
railroad company have of course charged
the damage to profit and loss.
-Kenosha papers are growing be-
cause the Goodrich line of steamers hail
from that port and only pay 81, 900 a year
taxes. If KenoSha does not want them
at that price, why pass them over to Ra-
cine, it would be $1,000 clear gain.-Ra-
cine Daily Times
Have you seen that fountain at
Woodward & Conley's? 1t is one Of the
handsomest in the state. 1t is a beauty
and no mistake. They will be ready to
serve customers to-day or tomorrow.
This fountain, with several other
changes made in their store room have
added immensely to the appearance Of
the place.
If the Hatton Club Concert is sue
cess financially as there is every hope
that it Will be, it is quite likely that the
club will become permanent thing and
other and larger work undertaken. There
is no reason why the club could not sue
cessfully present one Of the lighter operas
or oratoros every season or oftener.
There is plenty of musical talent in Ke-
nosha but something Of that sort is neces-
sary to bring it out
About 2 o'clock Tuesday morning as
the schooner Gilbert Knapp, loaded with
hardwood lumber for the Northwestern
Wire Mattress Co., was passing Racine
harbor, she cOllided with the Levi Grant,
also loaded with hardwood lumber, and
bound for Chicago The Grant was
crossing the Knapp's bow when the col
lision occurred. The Knapp lost her iib-
boom and her bow was badly damaged
however she did not leak. Capt Maloney
could not tell in the darkness just what
damage the other vessel incurred, but
thinks it was not serious. Fortunately
for both vessels there was very light
wind, otherwise the result would have
been serious.
Sunday evening last about o'clock
r. Hopf, who resides on the north side,
was leading cow belonging to Mr., Sc
sar home from pasture and the animal
broke away and ran down Milwaukee
Avenue A crowd Of children ran after
her and threw sticks and stones 1t tog
! Tie COW became I4aasiehed and when
near Park City Hall she hooked tie Six
year old daughter Of Albert Zens. tossing
her in the air and afterwards trampine
her under her feet and injuring the child
very seriously She then turned down
another street and encountered Mrs.
kohlman, knocking her down. She then
struck Mrs. SchuttIer, a woman 60 years
Of age, and the year Old son Of Adam
Kaufman, but did not injure the latter to
any extent. The cres tire was pursued
by men armed with all sorts of weapons
too numerous to mention, but got away
from them all and went to the farm Of
her former owner in Pleasant Prairie
Mr.. Sesar had purchased her only about
a week ago. He will now probably sell
her to the butcher
The new soda fountain that was
placed in position in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Drug Store is worthy visit to see. It
is beauty and is as complete and elabor-
ate as anything the writer has seen in a
dong time. 1t is double fountain, eight
feet wide and twelve feet high from the
floor. The fountains are Of Alpsgreen
and Scotch marble, trimmed with cornic-
es Of exquisite white onyx with costly
and beautiful tablets Of the same materi-
al on the ends. Each fountain contains
eight solid white porcelain syrup jars.
Between the fountains l. plate mirror
eight feet high, with one or each side
rising above the fountains Surmount-
Mr.. Coe who has charge Of the
WolIacott Subdivision to KenosIra, in
forms US that work on the $500 feet of
walks to be built in and around the sub
division was commenced Tuesday morn
ing, and also that the work Of opening
and grading the streets is progressing rap
idly The maple shade trees which lire
every street in the subdivision and which
were planted last fall twenty feet apart
are growing nicely and make US believe