The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-05-28
n q. Simmons. Jr left Thursday

/ for st. Louis, on business.
H. Halberstadt has purchased {
fine new surry from Nick Pirsch.
Henry Halberstadt has finished
moving into his house on Park street
The Windsor Cycle club will joiI
the L. A. w. in body in the neal
future.
John Monaghan is making some
improvements on his Market srree
property.
Chief Barr went to Racine recent
| ly to look over the fire department Of
that city.
-Rudyard Kipling is now in posi-
ton to favor the public with some
courtroom ballads.
1t is understood that King Meme
lex, of Abyssinia, is seriously consider
ing establishing a protectorate over
Italy.
Henry Wyman, of the pension de-
partment, Soldiers Home, Milwaukee,
is a guest in the family of Mrs. Martha
Wyman.
Millionaire Hardman, of New York,
offers to pay any one $l,000,00O who
can save his eyesight. Well, wouldn't
that open your eyes9
The advertising car of Lemon
Bros. shows was dropped off at the de-
pot this morning. They are advertised
to show in Kenosha June 5.
The people who saw Clay Clement
Tuesday evening at the opera house
are not yet done talking about his
splendid character portrayal.
Before ambitious Mr.. Chamberlain
goes further with his project to con-
quer the Soudan," we advise him to
study the life of Chinese Gordon.
The impression in most republican
quarters appears TO be that if Mckinley
and Reed are to be the republican team
it's no use for the other race managers
to make any entries at all.
The Sisters of st. Mary have leased
from Mrs. Durkee the old Brande
homestead on Milwaukee avenue and
will make use of it during the summer
for home for orphan children. The
Matteson place was used last year for
this purpose.
Mrs. N. c.. Stafford will be at Miss
Fisk's on South street to give voice
culture lessons on Mondays. At the
Baptist church, Waukegan, on Tues
days from 1920 to 6. Wednesday and
Saturday from 1870 to p. M, Room
316, Athenaeum building, rs E. Van
Buren, street, Chicago. Voices tried
free of charge at any hour. Off
"A. communication from Mathew
Slush on behalf of the Milwaukee, Ra-
cine & Kenosha Street Railway COM
pany, accepting the ordinance previ-
ously passed, but suggesting that the
route from Main street to Ashland ave-
nue. be changed from South to Wiscon-
sin street, was received by the council
Thursday evening. The communica-
ton was referred to the committee on
streets, alleys and bridges. Two petit
tions we're also referred to the commit
tee from residents of Ashland avenue
protesting against the use of that street
for railroad purposes.
Any one who has ridden bicycle
knows the irresistible tendency of q
machine in the hands of beginner to
run directly at any living object it
meets. This inclination is stronger to-
ward other bicycles than toward any
thing else. The first time beginner
rides alone in the street his bike insists
upon darting at every other one that
appears and no exercise of wit or
Judgment can control it. People who
have had no experience laugh at this
and say it is all nonsense, but every
person who ever learned to ride will
agree that the total depravity of the
ordinary bicycle is beyond comparison
with all other inanimate objects, and
that it's combative instincts are highly
developed.