The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-04-30
From THURSDAYS Daily.

The apple blossoms are already out
in Benjamin Harrison's back yard.
Judge and Mrs. Gurdin Gillett are
at Elgin, Ills, attending a wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Moore, of Ra-
cine, are visiting Mrs. Geo. Y. Redeker.
There is a good deal of Africa that
is still " darkest" as Mr.. Stanley would
say.
Mrs. Kryn Hamelink, died Tues
day night, aged 68 years, OF blood
poisoning.
Mrs. DR.. Stalker, of Mansion, Wis,
is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. A.
E. BuckmaSter.
A single cruel blow from the poniard
of the Massachusetts democrats and all
was over with the Olney boom.
They are now making French
champagne out of dried apples. There
is getting to be less and less in name.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick McCabe have
returned to Chicago after spending a
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Dwyer
Tom Reed is still going on the
principle that the race is to the man
who saves his best energies for the
home stretch
Almost every girl who has very
long hair has at some time in her life
posed in tableau, with red lights
turned on her.
The democrats, having visited
Monticello and found that Thomas
Jefferson is dead, ought in all politeness
stop voting for him.
The man who takes dog out
hunting with him cannot help feeling
glad sometimes, when he comes home,
that the beast is dumb.
If it does not snow and the tenn
perature does not fall between this time
and June / it may be set down that
spring weather has set in.
Various European powers have a
sphere of influence in South Africa, and
Cecil Rhodes seems to exercise suzer-
ainty over the spheres of influence.
The returns from the election in
Cuba will begin to come in just as soon
as the Spaniards dare to go out into
the country districts and get them.
Improper and deficient care of the
scalp will cause grayness of the hair
and badness. Escape both by the use
of that reliable specific Halls Hair
Remover.
Frank Thompson was sentenced
by Justice Slater to spend the next
fifteen days in jail. Officer O'Hare ar
rested him Wednesday night in a
gloriously intoxicated condition.
If the reports of the New York pa
pers are to be believed the Raines law
against Sunday saloons has resulted
merely in change in nomenclature.
Every saloon is now hotel"
plans and specifications of the
Evangelical Lutheran lions church to
be built this summer at Bristol, Wis,
are now ready, and carpenters may
find a set at VIM. PofahPs, Bristol, and
another at Chas. Dickhaut's, architect,
Kenosha. All bids are to be handed
to Rev. E. F. Dornteld, Kenosha,
Wis. DIV
The construction of the interior of
Rhodes opera house is progressing
rapidly. The walls and ceilings are
completed. They are covered with
stamped square sheets of steel, which
are painted in plain. but harmonious
colors, and will, when the incandescent
lights are turned on, make fine show
ing. The floor is laid in the balcony
and the small boys "heaven" is al
most completed. Back behind where
the drop curtain will hang the walls
rise to height of forty feet, which will
allow the scenery to be elevated with
out being rolled. When the whole is
completed Kenosha will have an opera
house to be proud of.
1t has been given out in Racine
that since the proposed electric road
between Milwaukee, and Kenosha met
with opposition on the part of the
council of Kenosha which prevented its
getting a right of way through this
city there has been a rest in the pro-
ceedings, and many have supposed
supposed that the matter had been
dropped. But this is not the case.
The road will be built, and instead of
going through Kenosha, it will go west
Of it touching Brassville. It was the
intention to build the road between
Racine and Kenosha but because of
the baIk this has been changed and
the road will be built between Racine
and South Milwaukee first, the work
commencing the 1st of June.
An investigation by Racine citi-
zens of our brick paving has convinced
them that they do not want any other
kind. In the report of the investi-
eating committee made to a mass
meeting of the citizens occurs this
passage: "Your committee is unani-
mously opposed to paving College ave-