The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-04-30
Additional Locals.

AQu1G1Ou6l Locals
Charles Beckman has severed his
connection with the Stahl & Co. gro
Gerry department.
The fruit trees in the west end of
the county are in full bloom and leaf,
while next to the lake shore the buds
are scarcely burst.
Several of the drug stores have
hitching places" for bicycles. Every
thing nowadays is tending to the ac-
cOmmodation of wheelmen.
-Four boys were arrested by Officer
Kraft Monday night for creating a dis
turbance in Brassville saloon. They
were taken before Justice Mathews and
fined.
Sometimes man gets a reputa-
ton for being close because he has
paid his debts and hasn't any money
left to get reputation with for being
liberal.
in the present campaign David B.
Hill will play the sad and silent role of
the man who looks on at the feast
through the window and wonders how
it would taste.
"A. R. Chamberlin is rapidly finish
ing the work of selling out his stock of
iewelry and will remove from the city
in the near future. He goes first to his
old home in Iowa.
The window of Hackley's Corner
drug store kept people gazing Mon
day night. Mr.. Hackley has had a
beautiful vari-colored electric fountain
put in and it looked very beautiful.
We don't believe there is city in
the country besides Kenosha where
every man who wants work is en-
ployed and where every factory is busy
and paying it's employees regularly each
week in cash. Have you ever thought
of this, some of you chronic croakers?
While the birds are nesting the
city police have been instructed to
seize upon any air gun or sling shot
found in a small boys hand. Officer
O'Hare brought in a combination
weapon that was quite marvel. It
was a rubber sling arranged upon a
crudely shaped gun. A wooden
clothespin served as trigger and per-
formed it's function admirably.
The Waukegan High school base
ball nine went to Kenosha Saturday af-
ternoon and played a very successful
game of ball against the Kenosha High
school team, which resulted in score
of 8 to 10 in Kenosha's favor. Our
boys complain that Kenosha imported
some crack players of Chicago to aid
them in this game. Hence their sue
s.-Waukegan Herald. The above
speaks for ITSELF is is natural that the
Waukegan boys should have some ex-
cuse for their failure. All of the High
school nine are Kenosha boys, live here
now and have lived here the greatest
part of their lives.
1t would seem that there we're
many other places to learn to ride a
bicycle besides Main street. Tuesday
afternoon an amateur got astride of a
wheel and wobbled off. He had not
gone far before he felt himself falling,
and in order to maintain his balance
turned at right angles just before an
approaching team. The horses we're
well broken, and by prompt action an
accident was averted. But it can not
be hoped that circumstances will be
always as favorable.
The experiments being reported
from all sections of the country with
the < rays will be echoed here before
long. Two of our physicians are pre-
pairing an apparatus for the purpose of
testing the efficacy of the rays on vari-
GUS things. The are getting the vari
Gus electric appliances together and
will secure Crooke's tube. The ex-
periments will probably be of a wide
range. They will follow up the expert
ments reported to have been made in
Chicago recently on colonies of the
microbes and bacteria of the most
malignant diseases. The reports from
Chicago state that such microbes as
the diphtheretic and cholera have been
killed in the first instance and stunned
into inactivity in the second, by the
mere turning of the Xray light on them
1t will take a couple of weeks, posi-
bly,, to get the apparatus all together
and in shape. There will be a consid-
siderable enthusiastic work done after
that.