The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-09-20


Senator ]. V. Quar1es will stump the
states of Iowa and Illinois during the
campaign.
Eiche1man Park, usually popular
place, was nearly deserted on Sunday
because of the cold weather.
A telephone is to be put into the
Monaghan store building on Market
square where the Republican headquar-
tiers are located, in the very smear fu-
ture.
There are soldiers in Battery D who
were acquainted with Adolph New
house who was killed in the island Of
Puerto Rico and who assisted at his
burial.
Rev. S. w. Nay1or spoke to a full
house Sunday morning on the occasion
of his first appearance in the pulpit
since his return from his trip in
Europe.
Sam Newman is organizing Nc
Kin1ey and Roosevelt male quartette
that will sing at the Republican meet
ings in the city and county during the
campaign.
Racine has certainly grown a good
deal in the past year or two, but must
still grow some more before it will be
able to play golf and indoor base ball
with Kenosha.
Kenosha sports lost heavily on the
Baird Saturday at Harlem, the local
favorite running eighth IN crowd OF
horses that he had at various times
easily disposed of.
New books are rolling into the pub
lie library at a remarka BILE rate. Hun
dreds of volumes of choice literature
of all kinds were added to the stock
during the past week.
Quite a delegation of Kenosha peo-
pie went to Racine Sunday to witness
the base ball game between the Sim
mons Manufacturing Co.'s team and
the Athletics of that city.
Prof. Wirth's dancing school opened
for the season at Simmons hall Satur-
day evening with a very large crowd.
The prospects for an unusually sue
cessfu1 season for the school are very
bright.
A large number of Racineites came
to Kenosha Sunday to make their reg
u1ar weekly visit to the city and Incl
denta11y to call at the camp of Battery
D and make the acquaintance of the
soldiers.
| The pavement on Durkee avenue
and Deming street has an attraction to
the boys at Camp Van Ingen and as a
result a squad of mounted so1diery on
the full jump is quite common sight
on those bou1evards.
Everybody who heard young Louis
Rahr speak at the Republican head
quarters Saturday evening speaks in
the highest terms of the speech. There
are few, if any, boys in the State who
could duplicate the effort.
Griffin Mcclellan, of Racine, was a
guest of friends in this city Sunday
evening. He came with the ta11yho
party but returned on the cars, thus
fortunately escaping the accident that
befe1I the ta11yho on it's return trip.
The local Typographical UPTON has
received a message from Galveston,
Texas, requesting aid for the Gal
weston sufferers. The unions all over
the country have responded literally to
the call and the local union will follow
their example.
It is reported that the unknown man
found on the beach was seen on Dur
kee avenue the night previous to his
disappearance and importuned many
residents on that street for aid, stating
that he was thoroughly discouraged
and in desperate need of assistance.
The Kenosha contribution to the
fund for the relief of the Galveston
flood sufferers is growing, and prom
ises to be large enough for a second
insta11ment in the near future. All
who have anything to contribute will
find the list at the First National
bank.
Lizzie Barnes, an enp1oye at the
Northwestern Wire Mattress works,
got her hand in chain of a weaving
machine Saturday afternoon, and as a
result had the two middle fingers and
the thumb badly mashed. The wound
was dressed by DR.. Saunders, and will
heal without amputation.
Thomas Jorgenson, the day orator at
the Northwestern depot, who left here
Thursday for the city of New York,
sailed from that port Saturday on the
Scandinavian line for Denmark, where
he expects to make three months
visit at his old home. It is the report
that if Tom likes it pretty we'll over in
the old country he will not return to
the United States at all.
Sundays English Lutheran services
held in Gronquist hall at O'Clock
brought out large attendance. Rev
Gehr and thirty-six people from the
Holy Communion church, Racine
met with those interested in the worl
IN this citv The hall was filled wifi