The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-03-19

Q " OlOCAs
-Myles O'Malley was up from Chi
cago Tuesday OF a visit to his parents
and friends.
Miss Mary Theleen went to Chi
cago this afternoon to spend week
among friends.
Rev. Koehne is being entertained
during his stay in Kenosha by Mr.. and
Mrs. E. W. Blinn.
--Bailey's coffee, the standby, is the
family coffee in this town. Years OF
use has demonstrated this fact. DIV
james Mahaney, an aged resident
of Park street, is dead. He came here
in the 4O's ard has been a resident ever
since.
Mckinley may be the flower of
the republican party, but the flower of
flour is Pillsbury's Best. For sale by
Chas. Pfenng.
A craker jacks, every one of them.
A line Of bright pretty plaid bought to
sell at Soc, on sale this week at 39c.
at Barden & McArdle's. dml7Wl9
The striking polishers held a meet
ing this afternoon at the Schlitz hotel
and decided not to go back 80 work I'M
less Reardon was reinstated.
Senator Tlllman is said to be pre-
pairing another speech. There will be
some curiosity to know what he forgot
to say when he delivered his first one.
Emil Unger, who was released
from jail last Friday morning, was
taken back there Tuesday evening on
a charge of being drunk. He was sent
up for fifteen days again.
The Norwegian Danish M. E.
church will give literary social at the
G.. A. R. hall next Saturday evening.
The program will be followed by re-
| freshments. Everybody is invited to
attend.
The social and dance given by the
Ancient Order of Hibernians Tuesday
evening was largely attended and a
very pleasant time was spent by those
present. Schulte's orchestra furnished
| the music.
A. r. Chamberlin has a clock at.
his store which he has been repairing
which is about rs years of age. 1t is
all made of wood, the cog wheels all
being made of black walnut. The
clock belongs to George Barber.
After a careful study of different
portraits of the king of AbYssinia there
is ample reason for understanding
both why Italy should want to make
war on him and why the Italian
soldiers should have fed when they
met him in battle.
Thomas Dryer and William john
son, brothers n-law were in Aotz &
| Werner's saloon Tuesday when a little
difficulty arose. DWyer attempted to
stop the fuss and was struck by John
son on the forehead with beer glass.
The result was very bad cash. DR..
Pugh dressed the wound.
That the polishers at the Sterling
factory are out on a strike finds it's
evidence in the police court this morn
ing. Tuesday night Charles W. Nc
Davitt was set upon by three of them,
he claims, at the Rhode hotel and bad
" beaten. It is said that McDavitt is
non-union man and that the trouble
arose out of this fact. He swOre out
warrant for assault and battery against
one Michael j. Curtin and two other
men whose names he could not give.
Curtin was arrested and appeared i'll
Justice Slater's court this where he
put up $25 for his bail money and had
| the case continued until tomorrow
morning at 9 o'clock. When Nc
Davitt appeared in court he had
very large piece of plaster on his fore
head and there was a severe bruise
reaching from it around the side of his
head. 1t looked as though it might
| have been an ugly wound.
ALL of those who were fortunate
enough to hear J. B. Koehne's lecture
Tuesday night in the Congregational
church congratulated themselves, re-
membering that there were six more
evenings of profit and pleasure before
them. The lecturer came most highly
commended by many of the leaders Of
thought in this country; but the die
tum of the people as they left the
church after the lecture was: " The
press and pulpit have not over esti-
mated the ability of Mr.. Koehne as a
platform speaker, instructor and enter
tainer." Paganism Before Christian
ity," was never dressed with more liv-
ing realism than when Tuesday night
the lecturer made it walk before the
world in the garb Of its fine strength
and incompatible weakness. The adj
dress was a mastery setting forth of
the pagan philosophy of life, over
against the helpfulness Of the religion
preached and practiced by "The Naz-
arene." If there are any who should
for moment think that such a theme