The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-04-18
is easier to get 10 votes than to

get 100.
F. H. Otto spent Monday with
friends in Chicago.
Well, the new council is in office and
reforms will be expected.
The Kenosha Whist club meets in
regular session this evening.
Frank Bauman, of Milwaukee, was
a Kenosha visitor Monday evening.
]. w. Shields, of Chicago, spent
Monday evening with Kenosha friends.
H. G. Hartman, of Chicago, spent
Monday evening with relatives in Ke-
nosha.
Victor Young has taken DR.. Hern-
shein's string of race horses to the
Antioch race track.
The young doctors of the city are
preparing for sending bids for the po-
sition of city physician.
Anthony Dunneback has purchased
the milk route from Peter Barth and
will continue the business.
The trout season is now open and
anglers will be allowed to fish for
trout for the next five months.
Miss Julia Bennish and the Misses
Stoffel, of Racine, attended the Mar
quette dance Monday evening.
A number of young people came
down from Racine Monday evening to
attend the Marquette club dance.
Miss Laura Cosgrave is reported Sc
rious1y i'll with appendicitis at Madi-
son, where she is attending college.
How many times does candidate to
the office of school commissioner have
to be defeated before he is really de-
feated?
Mrs. A. K. Fletcher, of Chippewa
Falls, and Mrs. r. D. Marshall, of
Madison, are the guests of Mrs. G. P.
Hewitt.
Would you want to be appointed
school commissioner against the peo-
pies wishes and after they had de-
feated you at the polls?
Mrs. John T. Yu1e and Miss Maude
Yu1e spent Monday with friends in
Milwaukee. Mrs. Yu1e returned home
last evening, but Miss Yu1e went to
Madison to resume her work in the
State University.
The new Democratic council is evil
IDENTIFY in favor of turning the rascals
out. President Schend was the first
to fall and he wasn't much of ras-
cal either. 1t may be case of turn
ing the rasca1s in.
Mayor German and the chairman of
the committee on streets and alleys
made trip about the city this after
noon to examine the city streets. They
must have found some beautiful speci-
mems of road making.
The people of the Fifth ward petit
toned for a special election. They
did not get it. They say there will be
regular and special election on the
same day next spring special enough
to satisfy certain people.
Judge Elliott, of Milwaukee, yester-
day handed down decision in which
he claimed that Christian Science
Heaters had perfect right to practice
their business in this state. The
supreme court will probably have a
chance to make some decision on the
matter.
It is reported that the Wisconsin
Telephone company will have a new
manager in Kenosha. Manager Mill
gan, who has been in charge of the
local office for some time has been no.
titled that he will be given a better po-
sition in one of the larger cities of the
state in the near future. It is not
known who will be named as manager
of the local Office.
Another piece of evidence has been
found as clue to the Burke robbery,
as man walking on the railway just
south of the city picked up 1ar~e
black wallet belonging to Mrs. Burke.
Nothing of value was found in the
wallet. It is evident that the police
should have the railway track watched
and in this manner some clue would
be found to the burglars.
A movement is on foot among the
members of the City Council to do
away with the appointment of one of
the street commissioners. In past
years two commissioners have been
appointed, but the aldermen are of the
opinion that one well paid commits
sioner would attend to the work bet
ter. The salary of the commissioner
would be increased to $75. w. j.
Boyle has been mentioned as a posi-
BILE candidate for the office.
"Way Down East played to ''stand-
ing room only" business at the Rhode
opera house last evening. The crowd
was delighted with the splendid man
ner in which the beautiful rural play
was produced. There was wealth of
scenic effects and the company inter
preting the play was all that could be
desired. Manager Rhode deserves the
patronage of the people on account of