The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-02-13
Louis Bohmrich was in Racine

LOUIS bOHmTlcn WaS III Racine
Monday.
--$4:9S Elgin or Waltham watch
complete. 10 days only, at A. R.
Chamberlin's OWLS
-Schulte's full orchestra will furnish
the music for the K. of P. dance
Thursday evening, and every one
knows that means good music.
20. M. Calkins is having the rooms
over the telephone Office fixed up for
occupancy. A new floor is being put
down and partition walls will be put
/ in.
-Bailey's coffee has stood the test of
six years in this community, and is
better appreciated by lovers of good
coffee today than ever before. This is
proof of real merit. DIV
The young ladies of Kemper hall
are to have valentine auction next
Friday evening. Hearts of all sizes
and descriptions will be offered for sale
but alas, none outside the hall may
! bid.
The Cheveret boys will introduce
some novel costumes at their masquer-
ade ball Thursday evening, and great
time is promised. HenshePs famous
orchestra of Chicago will make the mu-
sic for the merry occasion.
You can hear monograph free of
charge Thursday at A. A. Riel's grocery
store. He will have one placed there
for the benefit of his customers and all
it costs you is few moments of your
time. Everybody invited.
The gas we'll on the farm of
| Arthur Brown in the town of Salem,
which was discovered last summer is
still a burning reality. The pressure
Observation-Disclosures and no signs Of
| it's weakening have as yet been noted.
"A judicial election is to be had this
spring at the same time that the city
and town elections are held A SUI
preme Judge is to be elected to succeed
Judge Marshall, and many of the
counties will elect circuit judges as
well. The official call is published in
announcer COluHlu,
The Evangelical Lutheran lions
congregation, of Bristol, recently or
ganized, has secured a site for new
church. The lot, 165x132, is on the
north side of the village, east of DR..
Stevens residence. AS soon as the
frost is out Of the ground, the society
will commence to build.
There was lively runaway this
morning by team down through the
the alley next to the Meyers & Frenz
barn. The team struck lamp post
and completely demolished it and
dashed on down the sidewalk to the
west and around to the south near the
city hall. No other damage is reported.
An autopsy was held this afternoon
over the remains Of the boy, Rudolph
Peschke, who died Monday afternoon
of spinal meningitis. The boy was in
jured recently at the Sieg & Walpole
factory and the father believes that the
disease was superinduced by the in
| Jury. Drs. Windesheim and Farr con-
Quoted the autopsy in the presence Of
District Attorney Buckmaster and rep
resentatives of the Sieg & Walpole
company.
That Italian case which had been
hanging fire so long in Justice Skaters
court, came to trial this morning with
an Italian interpreter from Chicago.
To 70 nf WISCONSIN, VIC
Tony Bruno The complaining witness
is tawny colored daughter Of the sun
ny land who supports the romantic
name of Tomasina Constanza. At this
point, however, all the romance ends,
/ for the case was one of those which
stop sensitive ears. The complaint al
/ leges that Bruno used abusive and in
decent language to the complainant,
and some of the language alleged to
/ have been used was included. The
court room contained a parliament of
Italians who were listening to the tes-
timony. The case was being fought by
James Cavanagh and Baker & Baker.
1t is enough to turn ones
blood cold to read the story of the
murder of Pearl Bryan, the young
woman of Greencastle, Ind, whose
head was chopped off and carted about
in valise in Cincinnati. And the
story is told by confession of the two
fiends that committed the dreadful
deed. The poor girl had been betrayed
by q brute named William Wood, of
Greencastle, and was murdered by
Alonzo M. Walling and Scott jackson,
two dental students Of Cincinnati.
The two had assumed the task of pre-
tending to save the girls honor and
shield Wood. But their real purpose
was to experiment on a human body.
In their desire for dental and surgical
knowledge they had been led by that
inhuman thirst for blood that has de-