The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-07-08

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The boarders at the Southern took
supper on DR.. CIV. Toles' lawn Thurs
day evening.
There are several new and very sub
stantial seats in the park placed there
for the convenience of those who want
to hear the band concerts.
Rev. II. S. Roblee started Thursday
evening for California to attend as a
delegate to the national convention OF
the Christian Endeavorers.
Miss Idella Mitchell, who visited for
a week at the home of Mrs. Carrie
Osborne, departed Thursday afternoon
for her home at Charlottesville, Indiana.
id. Fowler, of Oberlin, O.. an old
resident of Bristol, arrived here Tues
day afternoon and started Wednesday
with one of the excursion trains for
California.
Word was received here today that
Judge Smith had denied F. G.. Cowie's
motion for new trial on the charge of
kidnapping. Sixty days are allowed
for the filing Of a bill of exceptions.
The case will go to the Illinois supreme
court.
Minnie Anderson, who escaped from
Officer Smith Thursday afternoon was
found by Smith Thursday evening.
She had taken a wheel and ridden to
the home of an aunt who lives about
eight miles southwest of the city. She
was brought back to the city Thurs
day night.
There was only small crowd at the
Park Avenue M. E. church Thursday
evening to hear the lecture on the
Cliff Dwellers by Rev. DR.. Cole, of Los
Angeles, Cal. The lecture was deliv-
cred, however, and was very clear
and able one. 1t was greatly enjoyed
by all who attended.
The grand entrance of the bicyclists
from the Belle city this morning at
tracted as much attention down town
as the average circus parade. The
soda water fountains did fine, bust
ness, but the saloons did better as they
were all in great need of recuperatiOn
when they reached this city.
The wheelmen who went to Racine
on their wheels Thursday afternoon
saw the Milwaukee, Racine e KenOsha
Electric Railway company unloading
three new cars. These cars were as
finely built as any ever run out of the
Pullman shops. They were simply
elegant in their appointments.
Two of the cyclists from Racine met
with an accident on Main street near
the Grant house this morning. They
were riding a tandem and in trying to
turn out for another party of wheelmen,
were run into and upset very gracefully
on the pavement. The front wheel was
badly twisted making it necessary for
the boys to take it off of the frame and
over to the Sterling where it was put
into shape again.
Nelson Christensen, the contractor
who so suddenly disappeared Wednes-
day, is still conspicuous by his absence.
The police are vigilantly watchful all
day Thursday Notwithstanding the fact
that according to their own word they
knew absolutely nothing about the af-
fair at late hour Thursday afternoon.
At any rate the man is still absent,
according to the vigilant police, al
though a picture of him has been pro-
cured and copy sent to every place
large enough to boast of police force.
found if he is still in the flesh, even if
he has to step in himself and assist the
officers.
One of the wheelmen who came down
with those who accepted the invitation
of the Sterling Cycle company had
rather unfortunate and at the same
time fortunate accident. His tire was
punctured before he got here and he
had no kit with him for repairs. That
left him in a sad predicament. He,
however, called on farmer who lived
close by and was lucky enough to find
one who had some cement. He hunted
around until he found an old rubber
overshoe. He cut piece from this
and cemented it over the puncture and
came struggling in behind the rest.
He got here in time to chit" the
lunch,counter all right.
The Mount Lebanon Shakers have
recently perfected an ingenious cure
for dyspepsia. Their Digestive Cor
dial consists of a food already digested
anu a digester of foods happily COM
bined.
The Importance Of this invention will
be appreciated when we realize what a
proportion of the community are vic
Tins of some form of stomach troubles.
Thousands of pale, thin people have
little inclination to eat, and what they
do eat causes them pain and distress.