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Where is Michael MulIiganp

Chiei Pratt received the follow ing
letter from Mrs. a. V. Malloy, COS
East Sixth street, New YORK. city, t..
days "will you kindly Inform mo II
you know Of tho whereabouts Of
a gentleman by the name Of Michatl
Mouahan, known since the war A.
Michael Mulligan-his name being
mis.sptlled. He was an engineer by
trade. 10 you know Of such gentle.
mau kindly send address anu obligs his
sisteT
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effouoou SECTION u u the regliifa.
ton law provides tot the county oIetk
shall notify lhu trustees Of their cleo.
lion within i've days after the Jay Of
election; ana section ~ further pro-
vidos mat Within twenty days the
Trustees shall qualify, meet aDh organ
g.. itisnllO stated IN the law that
tor ali scnool elections 10 be hold prior
to Sept. 30. 1870. &, Is not nee tsaty to
rtgisief. ID. PafE ia doing his u most
TO CORRECTLY inform county aupsrln'
tUndents az 90 their duties.
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Emily May Mcmillan, Ella L. Rich,
Alice 81. CfOwthef, Emma ". Odlcf,
CLARA A.. Vincent, Addic T.. Fail, Mary
W. Harmon, Sarah 81. Newman, Ida
n. McComsry, Rachel T.. Murfi,,
Myrtle May Hauion, EIi,h Herman,
Nobel LOIS Bfougn, Msry G.. Emmert.
fon, Leonora Mitchell, Vita Emo Krsn
Stella W. Jeremy ID fothra 4.
Mexican, Marion Bartlett, Flank
LutJy Walter, Walter Il. Francis,
Arthur J. Bishop, Claude Webster
Miller. Fraucs Joseph Psfsons, Ray
Player, Edgar l.. Rich, Davlu New
man, &. +. Gst,housr, Thumas New.
man, George Bishop, willis 1. Chugg,
Frank |. Chugg, Willard hamsf,
Archie W. Lake. Total, 80.
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Al SalIair Today.

Today the cfiicer, faculty and aia'
denls Of the UniyoriIy Of Utah, To-
gsthsr with their friends, are cclo'
bfaiiug fell day Ut 5allair Beach, Up
" press time quite "A large crowd had
gone out aDu Il ~ expected that tue
numbers viii be swUiled TO n large eN'
tent this evening, whom an excellent
dancing program will DO carried out In
the large pavilion.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
rnE WEToRH PRIsoSERs.
eau Take Their choice BeiWsen an.
isbment and Fine.

PRETORIA, June ll.--At a spauIsl
meeting Of tue executive council today
10 was decided ~ release John Hays
Hammond, Col. Rhodes, Geo. FaffaT
nud J. +. Leonard, the loadefs " "a,
Johannesburg reform comm sslOu,upOu
the payment VI a tiue OF 2 o, 600 zach,
or IA default, fifteen yoif' Danish.
ment,
ARE ALREADY RELEASED,
LOSpUE, Juuell,-SroSslary Joieph
Chamberlain, has received private
telegram saying the leaders Of the
Johannesburg reform commission al.
rlliy have been released, subject 10
nnr. Tho dispatch add, the condition.
NJ lease were the came As imrusgd
upIu tho returmerg.
DE. JAAlEgOS's TRIAL.
Dr.. jameson and fellow clnspira,or
who TOOK part lu the TaiI on zion .
yaui were again nrraguOd 90 rrmatu
M Bow street O'lor uUuTt TO-DAY, rp4l
witnesses having arrived from South
Airigg. Tue interest 30 the case h,z
ALLEN on alm0st entirely. The owl.
ienou presented was upon the SAM,
.iutu as previously,
7ItE HAMMOND INOfDENT.
WAsHINGTON, jane II, - Uullef
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occurred tOiny. sister MafGtiis has
been ~ some time, anu was know TO
be- mi critical condition; bur At the
lime Of the return Of her sou Philip II.
rom n mission to the lncIan Territory
she seemed 10 DO somewha, improved.
The change fr better health was, how
ever, only temporary, ami today sue
passed peacefully away. The funeral
services will 10 held at the family
tesideucs, on Wcst Temple street, be-
tween Tenth aud Eleventh South
streets, commencing al o'clock on
sunday afternoon.
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SILVER. Lead


liGLovru AT East Jordan ward Inn. b..
~, Of CONSUMPTION Of tho bowels. Vssg p
.loNef' ne'oNed VIE Of JAmga Clever iafr al
o, lsi, aud ioiued The thurch In tht' ya.si,'
~ Nictoua, Moumouthshifc, Wales 80 ~.
a. she had tvcd. IA full iaith VI br t,I.rti "
NAnuEtts la FARMERS ward. Esf I...
cuuuty, tthh. June ~. 1875, OF ustrI. f... ~
Ing, Elizabeth g.. daughter of Tb8ra. u.
Mary hatoman and wife OF pmip NsFgsit,
land, ''s
TIE funeral scryicrs will DO bella ..rf..
June Z, At Pm, FROM family fr.I Hsrag.
Most lonplc tueet lFweun lean Ia.
vitrd 10 at nd. DOT
Utah ~ prts please copy
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Utah Schonl of Rlornlinn.

a bright ana interesting program
hiss been arranged for the nrst COM
mencsment exercises OF tbs Utah
School OF El0oItion, 10 be- heli Ia the
Social Hail tomorrow, FRIDAY, even
lng. Those who attend may DO Ne.
cured In advance OF most enjoyable
entertainment.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN w
~ the undoralgned executor Of tue la,'
viii npd iestEmcnt OF John a. COnk feeeat,u
to'hcc Cdiiorso u, nd all persons hayinl ~,
asa Iat tile faid DCruaHr u, 10 exhibit them VIZ
Tue Necessary vouchers, within uuh',,
after the hrat publication Of this noileo y
tho Elid executor, at he once OF lunAo
Nnddoll, attorney, Mccormick building, ~
axe Clty, salt Lake County, m the alA'''
Utah, JAMES hKtGGs,
Executor ~ tho last Will and testament ''
John n Conk, decreased.
dated lone i'm, 1880.
lsAAC N. MApuELL, attorney Of eslal''
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arooEs Ann aant,,,
New York stack Marx,

Nav YonE. June ii.-sto,t
nlshsr WIN trading sctive. III q opened
lohlon prices Tor Americans fsii.s isci hst
~ ' ep ., care snequregod he o., " asg
ment Of Congress p'0Da1.o allaurt
Lsfre purchasing orders Ia ,b. 49,.
sWns,i,o S''g ~ ! oe'oes resulted in b',altt
were msde extending % Iait. ny iH.i uat,
i've stocks 'N w more 80
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nnnI., wade q nI.,shs.

wAsnuSGTOS, June H. The inter.
view tIyen ny John Il. Manlrv con.
ceding the nomination to Nc X nlsy
WAS a surprise anu shock to sr.skef
Reed and his supporters In Wash.
ington. Tho Speaker, whom the
report vas shown him last night,
denounced IL ~ n lie. Ioduy
he declines 10 spsak Of the matter.
Marley took the step entirely on
bis own fesponsibility without
consulting Rtru or any OF the Rod
contingent Ut Washington. A letter
was received nt Hted's heAdquaftefs
written by MAnley Just before no left
Augustn, Ia which he sal he had not
given up tho hope Of Reeds nomina.
ton. His last sttp IL emtArraslug TO
the Reed meu.
Oue Of tho Reed men said: "Mhnley
has made a mistake. We DO not qurs.
ton his motives at all. Probably he
was laboring under the discourage
ment caused by the adverse decisions
In the Alabama contests which we ox.
peeled to gain, o. the seats un.
doubleday belonged 10 "a. Per.
haps he was discouraged also by
the number OF Mckinley shoutefs
who arrived carly on tho scene. We
Know that no one regrets the Inter.
view today more deeply than Maulcy
does. There are hundreds Of delegates
To the convention Instructed Tor Nc.
kinney who do not want 10 vote for
bim. Circumstances may arise uuJgt
watch tho convention msy SEQ thnt the
nomination OF Mckinley was unwisr
aud In that event Reed wouli stat Il
tho best chance for nomination, We
do not coueldcr thp nght hOptitss. nor
do We believe MAnley does today"
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brand rolni OF appropriation.

WAsHisorON, June il.--Cbsifman
Cannon, OF the House spur irfistiui y
committee. AMI Shyers OF Texas. who
"a At the bead Of minority ut tue
ccm miitee, are preparing elaborate
settlements OF tue appropriations OF l.
sts'ion, whica will he given g. he
prs, tomorrow. The aclusl supfoiiir.
ii6ns Oncusi,e OF iu.u lisbilit 90
oniained 10 The c9ntfhc's Al hotlg 80
reached the gfan1 total Of s5l5, $50 so.
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Mrs. Margetis Dead.

Tho veteran Utah actor Phil. Mar.
gets, will Ju deeply sympAthized with
by q hest Of friends, in the sAd bsTeAve.
mont which has como to his homo In
the deatn Of his eslimablo wife, which
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chicago uarH.,.

wheat--Juue ~, jaw, s7t.a..t
Corn-Junc, as Juiy. II '-''h
q sts-June, ~, july ~
fors June, u ~ July y. a..
lard-Juno, ~ 40. july, llli
lubs-junc. ia.S2. jay, HSit
lye A1a
BAflcy-Ndg2
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Primary Conference.

Tue conference Of the Primary as.
soeiations Of Salt Lake Stake will be
held at tho Assembly Hall Saturday,
June l3,b, At 10 O'Clock q. m. ana
O'clock .. N. H.. q, CLAUSES,
Superintendent.
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; aira Vice Consul Knight at Capt.
ioWn. south Area, cibled the slate
department today ~ follow:
THE ~ rm lsaiers hlve been re-.
leased and fined $4,000. NJ banish.
mont" Tnis closes the Hammond in-
cldeui.
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CARNIVAL MATTERS.
War viii be Waged In The Queen Con
test From Now Ou-Wa,h. Young
In Hot Water.

The traditional lull before storm
is In evidences In tho voting contest Tor
queen. TIE Pearl fusllers have brun
10 active OF late that the Russell
henohmeu are getting anxious anu
Will make herculeAn effort 10 keep
their fivorte In the lead For only
four days more viii the contest wage
and then the lucky candidate can dc.
vote herself to her drcssmREer. Cnfni.
val anu fiesta queens arc always mh.'
niioenlly auAyod. Los Augelcs's
queen wore cOatuuei this year
that cost over 10000 and she bad
different costume iJr every function.
Uthh's queen eau and will uu win ltfI
but tue chosen one can tr depended
upon not 10 disappOint her friends anu
the public ia the matter q uTtHF.
J. Wash. Young Is at tho present
time experiencing u great deaf ot an.
nuy aueu. H1ls one VI the financial
hustltTs iar the Carnival. Nlrcuutly a
communication VIA nIuToFset 90 sui.
tCfburr HkIug them 10 remit the
amount OF thUlf SUBSCRIPTIONS by mai.
by mhtsku the inquest wassuut o. tut,
tcubute who hal ..rrnJy paid Young
aud now they ate maaiug lie burden
20 him hy asking Lim what he haE
done with the money. the public can
Test alfutod, bOwev,r that he has PAM
every cent collected iutO the iunu und
hiss d receipt Tor % IRON the secretary
OF the executive comm Toe.
IHE VOTING CONTEST,
The vlte Tor Carnival queen lat
evening siuudi
Miles Jean 70. mediterranean. ,|H
n|aH N|HIt ithfl.fss. ..s.tsss.s.ttsr..tt. 300
alIHa i.Hrhuh ihHtUuvrs.a.. '.ss,.ssss,, at.7
hlhr Laura htuNr's'tst .tssssHrt.ssttt.., l.-ll
hre a. " Aihln,,,...... a..,,.,,,.,, .....,,, ll'
ca, This ont and send Co rEeruutu
committee, room d., Atlas B.Ug., city.
% ~
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ChicsEo Live at.es

non- ehi'aEo isssn
Light, $50 % $50.
Mixed, tLJ atl 90.
Heavy, - Mas ~
Rough. 1Le3ag.3a
tattle
nceScs-fg cote.
tuWa aud hVifyIs. sIfUsIltg
Texas steer, 2ituaia. s0-
storkcrs aud feeder, Sl1s4tsss
shoup-MnrLct steady.
SILVER, Lead.
Lead tAd
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wAsInNoroN solIoOL.

Florence GFo,sbscB. Beatrice Hyde,
Mlfgafst ~ Her, May Lewis, Lillian
Pnrc, I'm ma Bow, JDnuio Davis,
Lulu ElIcirr, Laura San feTs, Desn
Wntif0p, JuilA Bhteman, Rstta Bag.
Icy, Leila Tent, Violet whitwofih,
FunE Barnes, Mark Brown, Arthur
kimbaii, JAMES wade, BoDtrt Hut
uurIsln, Adrian Pembroke, Hymn
Gt. csoeck, Winslow y. SDrth, Vera
~. Wilu., John Su0wi.u, Elbott II.
EAttmond, Della Eliui'", Melton
Matgcits, JesBio Brown, Marc Bun.
urii-l0,Al, 20.
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nNnE min thnt snm,.

~ NANNA AAAN NN0lFs
times strikes a man
at the most iuoppot.
tune moment Is due
10 Indigestion IL
may come 10 the
midst OF a dinner
and make the feast
a m0gkcfy. II IL a
reminder that he
may not eat what
he chooses, nor
when he chooses.
lie d u slave 60 the
weakness Of his
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.


Stats superintendent o: Public In.
s.ruclion PARK Gays Ibnl by s5mo
means the impression IS cxtaut that
school trustees elected at the coming
school CiccIl1uf-lhs second Monday
10 July eau not take possession OF their
lilcea until Jan. /, 1897. This H.
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sam J.. Mathis, Joseph Ceoil, Hai,ie
Carter, Cecil Wilson, Lydia A.
smlihen. Total, BE-.
LrSCOLS school
william cyrus Barker. Ella Maud
Bates, Margaret Adel'na Caldwell
hcln.d Clayton, Katie banora C1nIie,
Maggie Cundir, Elitb Ann C0wuutn,
Beatrice Frui0u, jesse Cecilia + rbos.
Arnold Gustsvr GlnuVur. FrelUfiCk
William Ha'picad, GetHuJo NHfluf'
eta Hartman, Chiab Huutcg Mary
LIthum Hunitt, Henry Love, liza
Minerva pArmlt, Aba May Petklus,
Martha Maud Pollock, Clarence Will.
liam Poul,ou, Edgar Hrfbart Raeves,
Elas NHlism Smith, Eizabo.h May
smith, George Az hIr Sm,u, John
slime smith, AuHiu Watson, William
Augustus W,z.l &c irc HuutOn.
Total 81
fVANELiN SCHOOL.
l. wis W.. Allrr, Aiorzj Eugcnc
BuIlgcs, Harvey Harry, Robert
Hummti, william Arthur Jon :,
George %. Muller. Charles /. SiuffUuk,
n .rmun Wismhf, Lille My Biluugs,
Laufa H.. Bvsug, Esther Han. AMAZE
L.. Lloyd, RUDY Ala Lee, Lucy Nui.
soll, Mary a. HhtmOu, hIa II. Bfal.
10y. Iuta.-i7
LOWELL yCuJOL
Annie r.. Adam. AIelallc G. Az.
iefsor, Wurdclls Bcus1n, EIi,h May
Burt, john Coudie, Jcs, prime CouuC,
Albeit h.. Cr0maL Aurora Ct0ckwUll,
Catberuo 4. Cuimrb Clara Louisa
DuIgbton, Nonia Dutniuti, Frank 4.
HIucp, Minnie janice, Wiiliam +.
kucas4, Nestle Lsmb.ufnc, Walter
Lbyd, A.a !. Murphy, Eowoua
OuiugtL Frederick l.. Poterfou, j. Z.
Nin a, PuzrY, Lola i,awiins, Earn
Scott, LOUISA Shnuks, Maty Sharp,
Charles J. Thirkill, Richard Wan
WiuKlo Uuet George 3. Wofthcn,
Theodore Geuttoh, Wnrlur n. Ian.
mor, Arthur Palt IT, Total, so.
wAsA1CII sCuouL.
Vera Ingaf Felt, Mao A. Dsngerneld,
Julia NJ. bentley, Florence q. ARM
strong, \. Aiurtt Hooper, EIith Me-
Comic, EIyth May Hale, william NJ.
Mott. Rauuft II. Is nyou, Ella X.
Manor, Bert Rlcuen, Walter Il. REID,
Beatrice Sells, Emma A, HiltUn, A.
Blanche u. Vincent May Ksndell-
Total 10,
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- 80 MIN
Observer, Weather Bureau.

Today's temperature Il shown In the
fac siuiilo th0rm msiuf given below,
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GIadneSS Comes

\hjttha better understanding OF the
w transient nature ot tho many phys
Teal ills. which vanish before proper uf-
tbrts-puulI rirorts pleasant cilortH-
rightly directed, There b. comfort la
tho knowledge, TINT 90 many forms pf
sickness ura NOT due 20 any actual dis.
cuHr, hut simply to % Cuustiputod Cludi.
ton ui On. .Eelvm, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syruput liga, prompt.
lv tumu,H. That o. why ~ is the only
remedy with million8uf families, and ig
everywhere esteemed so highly by an
who yIlua rood health. lt5 beneficial
effects ura due % tho fact, that 30 is tho
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without facilitating the
organs un which A. ngts, II rs therefore
ON Important, M order 10 got les bono.
fetal effects, Go note when yuu pur-
chase, chat you huyU the genuine urti-
Gle, which ia manufactured hy the r.li-
f1ruiu Iir Syrup Co, only and sold by
on reputable. druggists
n On Oh. enjoyment Of good hoalth
and tho E Iuu b. regular, lIEnt.yua or
other TUw,d.u nra then NOT needed n
afflicted with any actual uisou.c. one
may Doe commended 90 the most fl.iIlm
physicians, but if iu need uf laxative,
one should have the bost. aud with the
wcll-iuiurmrd everywhere, Syrup of
Fig. stands highest and Is most largely
used and giyc5mgst general satisfaction
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-04-16
SEARCHING WORDS.
That's What Were Spoken by Evangelist
Weber Friday Night.

Mr.. Weber'S sermons would not be
expected to be like any ones else. He
has an individuality so peculiarly his
own that everything he does or says
must be like Weber and no one else.
His sermon Friday night was no ex-
ceptlon to the rule. Whatever it lack
ed in rounded periods and eloquent
flights was more than made up with
pungent truths, so forcefully put that it
made his text stand out with promi-
nence. He spoke from the words, lis
thy heart right ?" His remarks were
mostly addressed to christians. He
seemed to think that it was as great a
sin for a church member to cheat a
railroad company out of fare because
the conductor did not find him behind
his newspaper as an ordinary sinner.
He said if people expect to reach
heaven they had better begin to
straighten up old scores. "Pay up
that bill you left unpaid in the town
you came from before you came to Re
nosha." "Pay up some of the bills
merchants have trusted you with be-
fore you see to get right with God"
One thing is certain: Kenosha never
had straighter preaching than it is
getting at the Methodist church these
nights. The evangelist cuts deep, but
abuses no one. Friday night he put
badges on the choir .and organized his
workers, asking all christians to take
part without regard to UNCONVENTIONAL
membership, and unite in an effort to
get others interested.
The usual crowd was present.
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TT rs AID. McGIVERN.
victor in the Tie Contest for Alderman of
the Fourth Ward

The election may now be said to be
over. The final act in the drama was
played Friday evening in the council
chamber before an appreciative audi
ence. The actors were the city dads.
The boxes, lodes, foyer, dress circle
and gallery were filled with the elite OF
Kenosha's municipality interested citi-
Zens. 1t was an occasion for good
humor, and everybody looked pleasant.
The drawing was to be by lot, but the
law don't provide which way the lot
shall be drawn, that is left to the can
didates.
1t was suggested that they run a
foot race down Main street to the
TELEGRAPH COURIER Office and re-
turn, but the contesting candidates
did. not think the plan practicable.
Perhaps they were not in training. At
Aid. Yule's suggestion fifteen blank
ballots we're dumped in the mayors
silk hat and two more were added one
of each bearing the names of Barney
McGivern and Joseph Bendt. Mr..
Bendt, who had been invited forward
to witness the proceedings asked to see
the ballots SO that he could be sure
that " McGivern" was not inscribed on
both. The large crowd present ap-
plauded. Aid. Head was then blind
folded and led down to the mayors
desk. One ballot was draWn-blank.
Number two--blank. The third piece
of paper was drawn out. Everything
was quiet. The excitment was intense,
blank. Immediately, the fourth was
drawn-McGivern A hush of quiet
followed. Aid. Heads eyes were I'M
covered and he went back to his desk.
Then the crowd just seeming to realize
what had happened broke into pro-
longed applause. After adjournment
CONGRATULATIONS were showered upon
Mr.. McGivern." Shake hands Barney"
said Mayor Farr. cit was the hat
that did it,"
The seating of Aid. McGivern for
another year gives the council and the
entire city government to the democrats.
When the Dutch took Holland they
came near getting it unanimously.
When the democrats took the city
government this spring they came near
leaving no crumb of comfort to the re-
publicans. The first ward was lost to
them in the replacing of Aid. Brister
by Eiba Weyhe. The Third ward came
up safe enough with Charles N. Frost,
but that is the only ward which is re-
presented by republicans.
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The Tomb.

Mat Writ, son-in- low of Alderman
G. Schend, died this morning of paint
er's collie. Deceased was a painter at
the Balm wagon works and was q years
of age. He was the husband of Aid.
Schend's daughter, Margaret, having
been married only few months ago.
He was young, strong and healthy and
appeared in every way sure of long
life. But painters collie attacked him
at 8:45 o'clock in the evening coming
in the form of convulsive spasms and
at in the morning he passed to the
great beyond. The bereaved family
have the sympathy of large circle Of
friends andsrefatives.
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DOUBLY MARRIED,
The silver wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Han66J - |f~r'

The silver Wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Hansel
I For twenty-five years Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Hensel have lived in Kenosha.
During this time Mr.. Hansel has work
ed at the blacksmith trade. for the
Balm wagon works. Thursday even
ing with the aid Of. their numerous
friends they, celebrateA their silver
wedding. Mr.. Hansel. was born on the
9th. Of April. April 9th he first
set a foot in Kenosha and when
he and Mrs: Hansel concluded to
join: their fortunes toge:beg they ar,
ranged tphaYe the ceGewQn perfSTmeelag
on the 9th day-df April. The event
was in esss.H wssg.an enjoyable one, At
nknesosoao Deniger. &. WingeR's or
caseytfat stfatk up the wst5fqliirg Harch,
ard 4kabaasss aeoap9e,s fol oNad Hy the
children sseaSehei .,ii(taas. thfn pa[[1l0,r
where they were remarked : BY Rev;
DornfgAif!:osc hrgffaf Nations followed
4acfs ala every s Ste 'ptreseHt" 9Bted u
wishing them many more years of Con-.
jugai. bliss. 1.-The '.sssel ihess Presents
we're. IintojstlgssiISer asad KeEe Bath num-
erous ard costly.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-04-16
From Saturdays Daily.l

Joseph Tonigan, of Waukegan,
transacted business here Friday.
Rev. G. Fl. Rogers is out riding
new Kenosha wheel 1t is beauty.
Have your eyes examined and
fitted correctly by Mr.. Chamberlin
before he leaves. dwa11
Miss Elsie Templeman is quite
lame because Of injuries received by
falling from pair of stills.
We should not advise any candi-
date to buy delegates he doesn't need
just because they are cheap.
in the matter of the Park avenue
paving the special committee reco-
mended width of thirty -four feet.
just at the time when man gets
the knack Of accommodating money his
wife learns new devices for spending it.
1t is common saying that lovely
woman can not keep a secret, but who
besides herself knows where her pocket
is?
DIR. Wilcox, of Lafayette, Ind,
lectured on " What Constitutes Man"
to large audience in Pleasant Prairie
Friday evening.
No matter how happy and con-
tented man may look, if you give him
a chance he will spend the day telling
you his troubles.
The Rathbone sisters will give
dancing party at Castle hall, Tuesday
evening April 81. The music will be
furnished by Schultz.
Mr.. Carlisle wishes it to be under
stood that while he is not seeking the
office he is not disposed to prevent the
office from seeking him.
Up to date neither Mr.. Platt nor
MIR. Quay has succeeded in finding the
switch by which Mr.. Reeds boom may
be backed off the side-track.
The best that can be done now is
to congratulate the winner. Aid Nc
Givern got his seat fairly and we ex
tend our paw. Shake, Barney.