The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-05-13


Assistant Factory Inspector j. j.
Williams, of Marshfeld, Wis, has been
in the city the past three days looking
through the factoriesfor children under
II years of age.
Joseph Rhode, who has just returned
from ,the convention of musicians at
Kansas City says thatit may have been
a gathering of the makers of harmony
but it did not prove a harmonious
gathering.
The Old Settlers club purpose to
give basket picnic at Paddock's Lake
June or perhaps June 8. There will
be lecture with discussions in the
forenoon and also one in the afternoon,
and musical concert in the evening.
Particulars later.
Those who heard James O'Connell
speak at the. Rhode opera house the
first Sunday in April will be pleased to
learn that he has just been reelected
to the presidency of the international
Association of Machinists at the annual
convention in Kansas City, Mo.
Edouard Remenyi, the great Hun
garian Violinist, has recently added
another gem to his collection of fine
and noted violins, having bought the
celebrated Duke" Guanarius, owned
by Hill, of London, England, paying
for it the sum Of $4,000. The Titan"
which Mr.. Remenyi uses in his concert.
is valued at $4,000. At the Rhode
May IL.
Uncle Johnnie White came home
last night, happy in the thought that
he could see once more. Two weeks
ago Mr.. White went to Chicago with
Dr. Harvey, who put him under the
care of DR.. Garfield, l26 State street,
for the treatment of cataract The eye
operated OH had been blind for four
years Today Uncle John is greeting
his friends and says he hopes every one
afflicted as he was will put themselves
in the care OF DR.. Garfield. DIV
Remember Stang Bros. have only
gentlemen and ladies with their Old
time one ring show, and will tolerate
no gambling. No fakirs or tricksters,
thieves or thugs follow this show, or
are in any way connected with the
company. No boisterous, indecent
or ungentlemanly conduct will be
tolerated on the grounds, and the
authorities in every town in which
they exhibit are cordially requested to
cooperate with Stang Brothers in
suppressing everything not strictly in
accordance with law and decency.
Don't fail to see the high wire ascen-
| sion each day.
The Kenosha Duplicate Whist club
went to Racine Monday evening to
play their second match game with the
Heyer Whist club of that city. Not
withstanding defeat the boys came
home singing the praises of the Racine
club and its apartments. They treated
the home club royalty. It's rooms are
complete in every respect and would do
we'll for the local club to copy after.
The following teams went up from
here: Holderness and Davidson, Tar
bell and Andre, Robinson and Curtis,
Kershaw, and Mcclellan, substitute for
Welles, and Fl. Robinson and Charles.
They were beaten by twentysix tricks.
The performance on Market square
Monday evening was suddenly inter-
rupted in way that showed that the
character of a crowd had not changed
much since the days of Anthony and
Brutus. just in the midst of a pecul-
iarly difficult feat fight started up on
one end of the crowd. Three or more
policemen Immediately interfered but
in moment all those who were elbow
ing and rubbering to see the trick rider
deserted him altogethar to witness the
newest excitement. For few minutes
he was left alone but when the boys
who had set up in opposition were
taken up to the police Office they all
returned and the show began again.
1t has been noticed at the public
library that some of the children who
take books from there, are getting a
little careless at times in the manner
of handling the books they get. One
boy recently got book from there
and deliberately daubed one of the
pages with filth. The directors have
decided that where such things are
done the book must be paid for by the
party who does it, or that person will
have to be debarred from taking
books from the library. The thing
does not occur very often, and it is
sincerely hoped that such a deed Of
vandalism will not be committed again.
In this case the librarian has been in
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