The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-04-26
STATE NEWS.

and partner in the firm of Greene, Vro-
man, Fairchi1d, North & Parker, of
Green Bay, has dissolved his connec-
ton with that splendid cluster of at
torneys and will locate in Chicago to
enter the firm of Flower, Smith and
Musgrove, one of the Oldest and most
successful law partnerships OF Chi
cago.
The Woman's edition of the Apple
ton Post was published Saturday last;
ten thousand copies was the output OF
that newspaper plant on that part1cu-
lar day.
The Milwaukee Young Mems Chris
tan Association has eight hundred
members, and Secretary Willis is an
officer and a gentleman not to pc
ashamed of.
The Milwaukee Annual Carnival
will begin June Goth and close June
10Th. Monday will be devoted to the
gathering of the clans from near and
far. Papier mache clowns in every
conceivable ridiculous position will
greet the incoming and direct the
scattering throng. The Carnival
proper will open Tuesday afternoon at
| 2:3O when the proud Prince of the Car
niva1 will be rowed in C1eopatra's mag
nifcent barge up the river to Grand
avenue bridge. In the evening thea
tres and electric display. Wednesday
will be floral day, it will be nothing
| else than long, varied, superb process
| sion of roses of all hues, and lilies OF
all form, and flowers of all orders.
There will be also on Wednesday an
exciting fire run. Thursday will be
| chi1dren's day, several hundred pupils
from Milwaukee schools with banners
waving will move through the princi-
pal streets and avenues. An electric
pageant on Thursday evening. Fri
day, the last day of the Carnival, will
be given over, not to Bacchus, nor
even to Terpischore, but to innocent
and general merriment.
Senator Ouar1es has made the an
cient city at the mouth of Fox River
laugh and dance and squea1 for joy by
simply sending a telegram stating that
the bill to appropriate $150,O0Q for a
new Post Office at Green Bay had
been favorab1y reported on by theSen-
ate Committee.
The girls of Downer College, Mil
waukee, have asked the Common
Council for permission to build boat
house. Of course the request will not,
cannot be denied by the gallant gen
t1emen of the newly elected Council
Now for aquatic sports among the
maidens, the forming Of crews, SUM
mer practice on the Bay, races, silver
cups and loving cups, and sweet, sub
dued hurrahs for the good.
The benignant coal dealers of the
lake shore cities have resolved to raise
the price of soft coal one dollar and
five cents per ton over last years
prices.
Another electric railway franchise,
perhaps two or three, or rather, con-
Stunning desire for one on the part of
the appellant and appellants, is aboat
to say soft things to the people of Ke-
nosha. The desires and pledges of'the
various companies will be published so
that ali can 'sread, mark, learn and in
ward1y digest" Let the question
finally be decided by a referendum.
Let the people, at some special cleo
ton, not a few Aldermen, grant or
deny the prayer of the petitioner. The
outcome will be safer and more salts
factory to all concerned.
Appleton, cher eyes With slow di1a-
ton rolling, chad happy dream the
other day. She dreamed that a popu-
1ation of 1900 passed in smiling pro-
cession before her.
Copper, in paying quantities, has
been discovered in the hills of the
Kickapoo Valley.
Masons are on a strike in Racine. In
order to help them all the apprentices
stopped working and walked out. This
is the first time in many years that
Racine has experienced a sympathetic
strike.
The Peoples Pulpit at Pabst theatre,
Milwaukee, is now on solid and per-
manent basis, and Rev. Thomas Ed
ward Barr, formerly of Racine Presby-
terrain church, then of Kalamazoo
Presbyterian, then of Kalamazoo Con-
gregationa1, then of Congregational
church of a, suburb of Chicago, and
then of no denomination, and now
Secretary of the Chicago peoples
movement, will be pastor at Pabst
theatre for at least year.