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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-30
9tb Dnn Newpnrt ReDs.

@eneral 6ains' Brigade auf Dem 8ez
ge na6 Pprto Rtcp. - 8eneral
Grants Brigade aus @bifamauz
ga eingetroffen.
9}etpport Reps 8, 8a., %. Su>
Ii. - Die 3psite Brigade Oe5 1. Or
meecprps unter benz 8efe6le oes @enez
rails 6uins lit gtftsrn, nit 2(usnd6me
bes 4. Obio'er &egiments, nu4 POrto
Ricp dbgefd6ren. General Sains,
Isin Stab uno oas genannte Regiment
6efinoen ii9 auf Dem 9ulf5 : 8reu5er
st. 9aul" unb es lit ni6t pdbrz
f6einlt4, oaB Oisies Sdiff OlO 9oint
Dor 6eute N2ittug perlaifen pirb, Do
cine groBe Quantitdt BON 9ulfSmltz
teIn nod gu Derlaoen lit. Die bereits
c6gefu6renen 3ranspprtf6iffe linO
rie ,Gitp Of @aI6ington," bic nN&dIz
Ia8uIetts," Die Seneca" uno Die
r9oumoniun, iOpie Der SilfStreu3er
st. Qouis."
Die @rpebitipn bertfRtlt Iih ple
fpIgt: ,MaFa8uietts": 4mbulan3z
Gorps, Signal Corps, W}annI4afz
ten bes 6auptquartiers, Sroops u u.
6 Der 0etp 9orfer 8aDa0erie, uno
Der ,Gitp SroDp" BON 8biluoelp6td,
pel6er 8O8 U1ann, 80 Sffi3iere, 454
9feroe, 426 W}duItbiere auBer Den
0agen umfabt.
st. Qouis": 0as 3. 8egiment BON
SQinois, SberIt 8ennet unb Stab.
yRoumaniar": 8ier8atterien lei6s
ter QrtiGarie, nGnIi9 bic 8atterien u
BON W1iiIpuri, q pon SQinois; 9 bon
9ennipIpanien unD bic 27. 8dtterie
Dpn SnDiana. Qtuf 'oieiem Sransz
porti6iFf befinOeH it6 19 Offi3iere,
700 Mdnn, 319 9feroe unO y W}dulz
there.
nGitp Of 8aibingtOn": Gin 9etaz
cement oe3 4. Regiments BON Pennz
irlbanien, beIte6en0 aus % Sfft3leren
unp 612 0fann.
vSenecd": Sin 0etd6ement bes 4.
Regiments BON 9snnIplOunien,t bette
beno aus "a Offi3ieren uno GIL
Wann.
Die gutterien u unb 6 Don 9ennz
Ip!Dunien unb 5pei Sroops Der 8aOalz
lerie q OeFelben Staates nebmen an
oieIer @rpeoition ni6t She'll, lie perz
cen ii9 jebo3 Der 8rigabe oes 9enez
rdls @rdnt in Der nG9iten Dode dn@
I6lieBen.
Oas l. 9egimsnt BON &entutp, Die
2lDantgaroe Der 3. 8rigdDe, l. 9ioiz
Iion /. Qrmeecorps unter @enerdl 6r.
Grant, pel9es Die 3psite Expedition
mad Yorto &ico biIoen ipirb, fam gs<
tern bier bon G6idamauga an unO be-
finbet Ii9 jeBt i'm Eager.
9eneral 8rant unD fein Std6 taz
men 6ier nit benz lebten 3uge an. 9dS
3. Battalion bes 16. 3egiments BON
pennIDlpcnien fam geitern ipdt 9lbos.
bier an, uno oemTel6en peroen ods 3.
Reaiment DON &entudp un0 bds 10.
Hegiment BON Snoiana folgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-30
Sic stimnlllng auf POrtu Riru.

Wirfungen Der fpuniI6en WtiB6errz
i9aft.-0ie 8iirger 3ufrieoen nit
Qlnnerion an Die Ser. Staaten. =
Seine groBe 9ruppenmd4t CUR
Grobsrung Der SnieI erfOroerli8.
@tSbomus, 0drii8 8eitin>
Oisn, %. Suli (DerIpdtete l1ebernlittez
lung.) = CUR Ginnabme Der Snlel
9orto 4ico 1T feline groBe SruppeEz
ma9t not6penoig. Die ipdntI9e
MiBpirt6I6aft bat bieGintpObner Der
Sniel bis gum 4euBeriten getrieben u.
bic gr0Bte Mebr5abl Der 8iirger mir
be es nit 5reuoen begriiBen, penn
Sntel Sam bic SnIel annettirte.
8aum mar Die Na6rt9t DON Der
2unoung Der Sruppen BEL 9uanicd
in San Suan, Der Sauptitaot 9orto
Hicp's, eingetrpffen, als Dem 8efebls=
buber in 9Once, Der bsm2an0ungsOrte
nd9Itgelegenen bsfeitigten Stao.,
SrOre gegebeu ipuroe, Die 4merifdner
iofort dn3ugreifen.
@esbdl6 Der 9efe6l ni9t iofort
ousgeFi6rt puroe, lit jeBt erit ermttz
telt porben. Die IreituiQigen perz
ipeigerten ben @e6orIam unb Die re-
gulGrs ipaniI9e Munni9uft mar cine
gu geringfiigtge, I'm an ernitlt4enWiz
berItanb oenten gu f0nnen. Die 5retz
nilligen retruttrten Ii6 aus ben 6eiiez
rem StGnOen uno paren mad Der
8riegSertlGrung Orgaut'irt poroen.
sic 6enubten iebo9 bic er1te 8elegenz
beit, um bas Sod bes Der9dBten I'm
teroriiders db3uI9iitteln, Ou lie Iebr
pobl puBten, baB Der SiegesmarI3
Der 2lmeritaner ni4t aufgebalten perz
Den tonnte.
Die 9ruppenI6iFfe n8ran0 0uz
6eiie," rWobile" uno nMobatpf," nit
Der 8rigooe oes Generals @rnit, be-
ite6enb aus Der 2. unb 3. WisconItn,
Der 16. YennIDlpunia uno Der 6. Sill
nois Snfdnterie, an 8orb, iinO 6eute
Bel gorto 3ico eingetroffen. Our9
bitIs bier 8egimenter pirb bic 2trmee
oes Generals Miles auf etpd 1000
Monn 5ruppen gebrd6t. Die beiOen
SransportI6iffe perben, gleiA na4z
Dem Die Sruppen ausgei6ifft poroen
Iino, na9 ben Der. Staaten 5uriidz
b1mpfen, um bsi Sampa8eIugerungSz
8ei4iiBe fir Den 6elo3ug aaf 9orto
Jfico on 8oro 81 ne6men.
Der 0ampfern nMObile," nit Der 16.
9enpipIOania uno 8pei 8atuillOnsn
Der 6. Suinois Snfanterie, bate ii4
auf Der 5a6rt na4 bier ii6rtgens ni4t
f6ls9t nOerlaufen" unO infolge osFen
ein fnappes GHtfommen. Der Dam
pier fano ii3 ndmIi6 geitern 2tbenO
pl0Blih in Der 3rdgpeite Der 8ei9iBe
pon San Suan, uno pObI nur einem
3aIGqigen 3reTfen nit Dem ben 9afen
bon San Suan blodirenOen 8reu3er
cincinnati" lit es gu oerOanten, Dab
Die nMobile" ni4t peiter auf Die ipuz
nii9en 6eueri6liinDe 5ufubr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-30

bon ben Der. Stauten gefiibrte 8rie9
lei tsin 8risg Der 3eritDrung uno oes
ltmItur3es, ionbern Elm 8rieg i'm Sn=
terefe Der 6umunitdt unb Civilization.
Die gep0Iterung 9orio Hico's perOe
bur8 oenfel6sn pon ihren Pfli6ten 0!s
llntert6unsn Spanien's befreit, unb es
Iei gu 6offen, baB iie ii4 freuOig uno
6ereitpillig in Die fir lie 10 Dort6ei :
bate neue Orbnung Der Oinge i4itsn
neroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-30
Mebl beOeutsnO in Die 9Dbe 9egungen

lb'ACs
Die Spl6otsn erbalten nur bal6e
Rationen unD bic Qrmee 6efinoet I;4
in einem 6eoauernspertben 3uitanoe.
2lQe pp6l6abenoen 5amilien baben
ii9 na9 oem Snnern geflii6tet.
U2e6rere 9rpofrapuQe, in oeren ei=
mem 3pei 8riiber, bic cine 8Gderei be-
iuBen unb ibr Gigent6um perI6eioigz
ten, bur9 einen W&o6 getOotst puroen,
iDaen bereits itottgefunoen 6a6en.
Die 6apuiiz GOmmifiiun n.
@af6tnqton, %. Suli.-8unz
bes Senator Mprgan BON Qlabaml,
QtitgIisb Der 6atpui 9lnnerationsz
@OmmiTItOn, Iprd9 6e'm PrGiiOenten
McainIsp Dor, um bdrNplesen, ouB e9
beher ndre, Die 4brsiIe unb Die gr6eit
Der GOmmiiiion Bis gum Stto6er gu
0erf6ieben, 2(ngeIiht8 Der augen6lidz
lidsn fpuniI6 ameritaniT3en Situdz
tim uno neil eS tpiini6enspertb lei,
er't bic Qburt6eiluna Don 5ragen, rDels
DIE Die 2GnOereien 9efeBe bon 9apait
6etreffen, a65uparter.
Der 9rGibent mar isho6 ber2lnIi6t,
es lei 6eiIer, Die tpi6ti9e 2trbeit iofort
in 2lngriff gu ne6men; e5 miro oesbal6
babel blsiben, bdB Die GpmmiiIion am
10. Q(uguIi Don San 5ran5isco na9
9Grpuii abreiit. SSSm 2aufe Der llnterz
reoung nit Morgan CAB Der 4rGIibsnt
isiner groBen 9enugt6uung iiber bic
entbQIiaItii4e 2(ufrabme 9lusorud,
pel6e bic Ra9ri9t pon Der Mnnertpn
auf Den S0nopi6 : SnieIn gefunoen
bat.
Sc ogeIeten i'm Camp Werz
ritL.
Camp W&erritt, Gal., 20. Suli.
= 8rooiantmeiiters Sergeant Sas.
90. 0Oung pom 20. Reqiment Dpn&dnz
Jas lit BON Oberit 6uniton pegen I'm
teri4Iogung bon 8sgisrupgs @isen=
t6um unter 2lrreft geitellt porOen. Gr
Bat etngeitunoenermaBen QebensmitteI,
Die fir Die 5ruppen beitimmt paren,
0ertauft uno ben Grl0s eingeItedt; er
be6auptet, er babe nur get6an, mas dlle
anoeren @ommiifuriats 8eamten i'm
Camp Wlerritt gepobnbeitsmdBig gez
i6an bdtten. Die Sffi3isre Itelsn in
Q(brebe, ouB berdrtigs fuule 3uitGnbe
i'm Gommihariat bes 2agerS beIte6en.
a6er Die Su9e iDl unterIu9t perben.
2teutenant So6ion in
0oIbingtpn.
Wdi6ingtor, .. g., 20. Sufi.
= lieutenant 6o6Ion 6ru9te geItern
me6rere Stunben in 8erdt6ung nit
Dem 8rieesraibe gu unb entrpideIte ieiz
nen Ylan CUR 9e6urg Der nGriitobaI
Colon" Gr i6GBt Die Soften ber2uTtz
bsutel uno fonitisen Sdpimm 2tpz
purate auf niht me6r dls $4,000. Die
n0t6igen Pontons ioGen i'm 2anbe gez
fault perOen; es iirb oer9egierung BE-
reits feds angebutsn.
Die 6e6e 9fusriiItun9en Der G6aps
man Wlerritt gsrgs @eIeGI9aft
Iino an 8oro bes oeutI4sn 0umpfers
.Senipr" bon 91orFolf dbgegangen.
GGpiidn @6ittenoen 6efebligt Den Sc
nior." Gr erpartst, 6obTon in Sanz
tiago gu treffen. 2ebterer tOnnte a6er
nO6 ni6t Io9en, mann er dbreiIen
miro.
6o6Ion bate qeitern @eranIafung,
ba5 S4aBamt gu beiu6en, mo- ibm eli
ne groBe Spation 6ereitet tpurbe.
Ibnd6 % anilu,
@an6ran3iSco, 20. Suli. -
Ous 1. Battalion BON Noroz0dfota
iopie bic &etruten aus MinneIotu uno
Colorado, ginaen beute auF Dem
3ranspOrtoampfer nSt. Paul" BON
bier nu9 Nlunila a6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-30
5S. Sabrgang
Il. SfGrn6erg,

bisbsr ipabrsuo Der lektn pieruuo3nansie Sabre in
Or GA 6orretzStrabe. bat oas 6aus
9Sr. 3OS, Cft=SnltiinDre=S StraRe,
nebeu Seunett's, auastduft uuo e0Nelbe lu cirem
moberneu 6afe nit allen Comfort unO Seauemlit=
feiten uulbauen ldien 9Relne Greunoe uRo Das
Qubifum finO Su einem gciu5 eiu9elaDcn.
Gable n'SotesSunidD
ipirb tGeli6 ieruirt. Gls S~siolitdt psroeu Gu.
fern in itOr 3uri@tuug icrbirt. Scl,pbpn
2565-2. (203-SrA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-30
3uftGnbe in 5uband.

8eIt, 6la., 20. Suli. - Die
Geitune 81 GOrreo" in 9uOand Prellt
ben Mut6 Der ipanii4en SOlbdten Il.
iteat glomiral Gerpera ais 6eigling an
ben 9ranger. sic Iagt, odB @erDera
Iein S4iff unb Ii9 ielbit in Die &utt
hdffe {prengen ionen. Capt. @ulate
piro in Gbnli9er Meiie angegriffen.
9tus 9aOanu piro gsmeloet, oaB Die
SrpDprsiie iufOlge Dss Nangsls an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-30
} O D 20 O d
. YiQcn.

SItIs 3HUtIIHIIIYI IIEH UVBtTHUtIEIUJ'
9onh6nSia osidmadOs, elegant absrJudtrt abs
fibreuo, rtaulrcHp, rcHgcnO uuD trdF!tQeuo.
u q 70 b g 3 lien bsjleu alc St0ruugen oes
Vaatus unttrltjbt5 Otr Ntrtu, &ldis Herpeuis
Rranibetsu, S6RinDdaHidls, gJiiOpiltnu, 9dm0r'
rboiotu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-30
Slus Camp @lsrr.

9}ur penige neue 6ieberfdGe. -
Strenge 8ouitredung Oes 9erbots
gegen ben 8ertauf Don SpeiIen
unO 9etrdrten 0ur4 9riDatperz
fnupn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-30

9aris, %. Suli. = @enor Ga
itilo, Der bieiigs ipaniI6e 8OtI4dfter,
bat Der Regierung inU}dbrib ssratbtn,
inWaibington oabin poriteaig gu nerz
ben, paB Die 6rieoens 8er6anoluns
gen in 9uris gefubrt per0en. Die
g1ote. pel9e Der frdn5OIii6e 8OtIddfz
ter Gambon Dem PrdfOenten M}c&inz
lsp iiberrsihte, gebt oubin, Die Der.
Stddien m04ten ibre 5rieOens6ebins
gungen nambaft MAIDEN. 2luf Den
8erluit bon @uba Ideint Ii9 Spdnien
gsfaBt geula9t 5u baben, odge9eH err
tldrte Der ipanii6s 8oti4after in
gaom. um Den 9elis BON POrtO RieO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-30

9arfs, 20. SuIi. - Ginsr U}as
ortoer 0epeife an bic 6ieIige europGiz
i6e 2lusga6e oe5 Sem gorter 6ez
rolO" 3ufOlge, lit in Der fpaniidru
9auptItaot cine OepeI4e eingetrpFfen,
Del4e bic &dpitulation bon Ranila
an ben gomiral 9epsp antunoigt.
so nf linn mn 8 IS 90 SnIi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-30
g enor 0u 9osc's QusDe L
luna aus Gdndbu.

2onbon, %. Suli. - 8OloniuIz
MiniiterG6dmberlain ontpOrtete 6eus
te i'm 11nter6ouie auf cine an i'm ges
ribtete, Dtesbe5iigli6s 6rage, SenOr
9u Bose, Der friibere ipunii6e ST.
iAdftstrGger in Baibington, lei pom
canaoii6er9remier Sir @ilfrio 2ouz
rier i'm 2tuftroge Der Rsi6s Rsgiss
rung fOrmeG aufgefOrOert poroen,
GdnGOa gu Derlafen. Dies lei gez
ife6en, neil 8runo gu Der 2(nnafme
eriitirte, baB Senpr 0u Bose @dnaoa
als 8aiis fir Feinoislige 9unolungen
gegeH Die Der. Staaten bsruBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-30

N}abrto, %. Suli. = Gore
iponOencia be Gspana, Elm offi3iOies
8latt, ma9t folgenOe Wlitt6eiLungen
i6er Die 6risoensdusiihten:
r0G6renb Die IpdniIhs 8egierun9
um 5rieoen sriu9t. o6ns ouf porldus
fige @initeauns oer6einoIeligteiten gu
bringen, erpurttt man, oab Elm @af@
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-01-13
FULFILLs HIS PROMISE.
Manager Joe Rhode Celebrates His
Success.


Success.
Manager Joe Rhode of the Rhode
opera house gave supper to several
of his friends last evening at Harman's
restaurant. The supper was the out
growth of the late minstrel perform
ance. Some time before the perform
ance the manager expressed fears as to
the success Of the show and several OF
his friends assured him that the house
would be packed. Manager Rhode,
not suspectng his good fortune, told
his friends thatif the box Office receipts
reached certain amount he would buy
them first class supper. The men at
once turned out and worked like Tro
jams for the success OF the performance
and last night they demanded the re-
ward of their labors.
Joe paid without word and says
that he is still several dollars ahead on
the deal.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-01-13
SMALL FIRE.
Midnight Fire GLOSS in the Hair Room
of the Tannery.

Midnight Fire Loss in the Hair Room
of the Tannery.
Shortly after midnight this morning
the fire department was summoned to
Aliens tannery to subdue small blaze
in the hair drying room. The place
where the fire was located is an old fire
trap and several times the department
has been called out on account of small
fires in this building. The fire origin
ated about midnight and the firemen
at the tannery attempted to put it out
with their own apparatus but it failed
to work and the city fire department
was summoned. The boys responded
promptly and soon had the fire under
control. The fire was caused by a
steam pipe which passes through the
building forsthe purpose of drying the
hair This pipe became covered with
dust and if it gets too hot the dust is
liable to ignite and cause confagra-
ton. Such was the case this morning.
The fire loss was very small, probably
not over $500, but the loss from damage
by water may increase the loss occa-
stoned by the fire.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-01-13

system that Childbirth is made easy
and the time of recovery short
ened-many say stronger after
than before confinement" 1t in
sures safety to life of both moth
er and child. All who have used
"Mother's Friend" say they will new
er be without it again. No other
remedy robs confinement fits pain
ga customer whose wife used Mothers Friend ,
says that if she had to go through the ordeal
again, and there were but four bottles to be
obtained, and the cost was $4,000 per bottle, he
would have them" GEO. LAYTON, Dayton, Ohio
Sent by Mail, on receipt of price, $1.00 PER BOT
TILE Book to EXPECTANT MOTHERS -
mailed free upon application, containing val
liable information and voluntary testimonials.
The 5RADFIELD REGULATOR CO., ATLANTA. GA
SOLD 5V ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-01-13
(From Fridays Daily.)

Miss Alice Lance is i'll with humps.
Charles FL )yt is reported seriously i'll.
William Wardweil was in Waukegan
Thursday.
t. r. Kimball was Chicago visitor
Thursday evening.
r. w. Allen, of Chicago, is visiting
friends IN Kenosha.
P. Herzog, of Racine, visited friends
in Kenosha Thursday.
Miss Marie Ollie of Racine is spending
a few days with friends in Kenosha.
R. Wynn, of Waukegan, spent
Thursday evening with Kenosha friends.
Mrs. Lee Fellows, of Chicago, is
spending few days with Mrs. O. G.
King.
Ollie Lane, of Kansas, is spending a
few days in this city with Mrs. j. B.
Lane.
Mrs. DR.. Kaufman, of Chicago, is
spending few days with Mrs. William
Fisher.
Mrs. Henry Jensen and Miss Kittic
Jensen spent Thursday with friends in
Racine.
Jay Heidbrink, who has been work
ing in the News Office, has removed to
Racine.
Miss Nellie Wilson, of Garrison, Iowa,
is spending a few days with friends in
this city.
An analyzation of lake water is now
being agltated by health officers in
Wisconsin.
Miss Mary McCreedy, of Milwaukee,
is spending few days with her cousin,
Miss Emma Shirley.
William Wardwell has accepted a
position with the J. [. Case Manufac
turing Co. at Racine.
The Christmas holidays at Kemper
Hall closed Wednesday and the new
term began Thursday.
The Retired Hook and Ladder COM
pany have arranged to give a social
and dance early in February
Mrs. r. E. Jameson and son Robert
have gone to Milwaukee for a weeks
visit with Mrs. Jameson's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Young, of Mil
waukee, are spending few days with
Mrs. Young's mother, Mrs. Beck Miller.
There seems to be some new develop
ments in the Coon robbery case, but
the police refuse to give any informa-
ton for publication.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-01-13
Try Grain-o! try Grain-ol

Ask your grocer to-day to show you
a package of Graln-O, the new food
drink that takes the place of coffee.
The children may drink it without
injury as we'll as the adult. All who
try it, like it. Grain-O has that rich
seal brown of Mocha or Java, but it is
made from pure grains, and the most
delicate stomach receives it without
distress. One-fourth the price of
coffee. 15c. and % cts. per package.
Sold by all grocers. wifi
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-01-13
rs STILL UNSETTLED
COUNTY BOARD DISCUSSES THE
COURT HOUSE QUESTION.
NEW BUILDING is PROPOSED.
May be Left for the Future Boards to
Make the Decision.-Other Bus
mess of Importance Tran
Sacted

The county board in session at the
court house this morning took up the
question of the change suggested in
regard to removing the county officers
from their present location to the
county court house. All kinds of
plans were suggested and the commits
sioners discussed every phase of the
affair without reaching any definite
conclusion at ALL
The proposed Gnange is considered a
good one, and is highly recommended
by the officials and members of the
bar. In almost every county in the
state the Offices are located in the
court house and this arrangement is
found to be very convenient. The
matter has been under discussion for
long time, and it is very probable
that this board will leave the question
as legacy to their successors.
Among the plans discussed this
morning all would demand more or
less expense to the county, and it
seems that the board are not willing to
make this added expense without a
more imperative need. The first plan
suggested was to change the offices
from the small building to the large
one. This scheme has been proposed
before and had arrived at the point
where the architect had drawn up
plans and specifications for the work.
This work as proposed would require
an expenditure of So, 904 and the larger
number Of members of the board seem
to think that the proposed change is
not worth it. o. course such a change
could not be made before next spring
as the building is at present leased to
the College of Commerce and the lease
does not expire until that time. Some
of the board considered it q good plan
to dispose Of the court house and build
a new one. They claim that the build
! ing might be easily disposed of, and
that it is not fitted for the use of the
county anyway. The rooms are small
and poorly arranged, and in order to
use the building and have it conven-
iently arranged it would require the
expenditure of quite considerable
money to make the desired repairs.
The building of new building would
necessarily require more money, but it
could be built so that it would be a
useful ornament to the city and county.
The Jail should surely be repaired or
rebuilt before the subject of new
court house is discussed seriously. No
action was taken on the matter, and it
remains just as before. No business
was transacted by the board beyond
the allowance of bills due against the
county.
At the session this afternoon the
board ordered county agent Conner
mann to have estimates prepared of
the amount of money that would be
needed to repair the county jail and
furnish it with allmodern improvements
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-01-13
FORMER KENosHAN BURNED,
Justin K. Orvis Seriously Injured by a
Gasoline Explosion.

This morning, at 1l:30 o'clock,
Attorney Justin K. Orvis had narrow
escape from death, and as it is, re-
ceived injuries that are exceedingly
painful and which will confne him to
his home for some time.
Mr.. Orvis has living apartments In
the rear of his office in the Norman
block on Washington street, and at the
hour named he went into the rear
room to find the gasoline stove in
flames. He pluckilY endeavored to re-
move it from the room and accom-
plished the task, but not until his hair
and clothing were ignited.
He fought the flames desperately,
wrapping a heavy carpet about him,
which instead of smothering the fire,
became ignited in turn. But for the
timely assistance of Donnie Hill, who
noticed Mr.. Orvis' peril, he must GER
tainly have received fatal injuries. He
was conveyed to the Pearce pharmacy,
where DR.. W. W. Pearce dressed the
severe burns he had received about the
head, face and wrists, and alleviated
his intense suffering. His escape was
a narrow one, and his many friends
congratulate him that his severe in
jures are no worse.
During the confusion coincident with
the burning stove an alarm OF fire was
turned in. The fire department made
a quick run, but their services were not
needed. Waukegan Gazette Register.
Mr.. Orvis is former resident of Ke-
nosha and he was at one time candi-
date for county superintendent of
schools from this county. His, parents
reside in the town of Salem.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-01-13
KOSH rs RELEASED.
Furnishes Bail and Leaves at Once
for Chicago.

A. Kosh. the Chicago slot machine
gambler, who was arrested here yester-
day for attempted bribery, has left the
city. After resting day in Jail he
concluded Kenosha was not the proper
place for him to rusticate and through
the instrumentality of his friends he
managed to secure the $500 bail neces-
sary to secure him his liberty. The
sureties for the accused gambler are
John Schmitt and E. Fl. Frandsen.
The two men deposited 5000 in cash
and signed bail bonds for the remain
ing $500. AS soon as Kosh was re-
leased he took the first train for Chi
cago, and it is hardly thought that he
will ever return to Kenosha. The fell
low evidently has friends among the
gamblers of Chicago who will be will
ing to make good the bail in order to
allow the man to make good his es
cape. The charge against him is very
serious and the punishment provided is
very severe, and with the strong evil
dence against him he will probably
never come to trial in Kenosha. Since
the arrest of Kosh it has been learned
that one of the other officers OF the city
has lately been approached by a slot
machine manager, but on account OF
the lack of sufficient evidence the man
was not arrested. The official was
seen this morning and verified the
report, but was not willing to divulge
the name of the party. He stated,
however, that he was resident of this
city and we'll known among the sport
ing fraternity. The officer made an
attempt to gain a more definite, state
ment from him, but he was entirely too
foxy and the plan went aWry.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-01-13
Lieder Kranz Meets.

The regular meeting of the Deuts-
cher Lieder Kranz was held last night
at Foresters' hall. = The main business
of the meeting was the adoption of the
constitution, which took up the time
for nearly two hours. The work was
finally concluded, but it was so late
that the question of choosing director
for the club was laid over until next
Thursday night. About thirty mem
bers of the club were present at the
meeting.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-01-13
ROBBED A sCHOOLHOUsE.
Burglars Break Into School House No. 2
Last Night.

Some time last night burglars broke
into School House No. 2, in what is
commonly known as the Blackman
district, in the town of Somers The
men obtained an entrance into the
building by breaking the lock on the
front door. 1t is thought that there
were two of the robbers. as two sus-
picious characters we're seen about the
neighborhood this morning. 1t is not
known what the men got for their
trouble, as there was very little of a
valuable nature in the building. The
case was reported to the police today
as the men suspected are residents of
this city.