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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-08-08

The Nickel Plate Road is selling
tickets at exceptionally low rates to
Buffalo and return, good for 10, IS and
80 days. For particulars and Pan
American folder of buildings and
grounds, write John Y. Callahan, gen
era1 agent, III Adams street, Chicago.
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DAILY Excursions to Buffalo and New York

Via the Nickel Plate Road. Through
trains to New York City without
change. Vestibu1ed s1eepers Chicago
to Boston. Dining cars on all trains.
Meals served on American club plan,
at from IS cents to Sl.OO. Write John
Y. Callahan, general agent, III Adams
street, Chicago, for particularly. VIC
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TAX REDEMPTION NOTICE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, | g
COUNTY OF KENOSHA, .


August 9Th, 1901.
The following is true and correct list of all
unredee1ned lots, parcels or pieces of land stu
ate, lying and being in the County OF Kenosha
and State of Wisconsin, which said pieces
were sold by the County Treasurer of said
County of Kenosha, in the State aforesaid, on
the sixteenth day of May, a. D. 1885, for the
unpaid taxes and charges due thereon, pur-
suant to the statutes in such cases made and
provided, calculated thereon up to and in
Guiding the last day of redemption of the
same tO-wit May 10Th, A. D. 1902
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
unless such lots, parcels or pieces of land are
redeemed as provided by law, on or before the
sixteenth day, of May. a. D. 1902, the said lands
County Treasurer OF the County of Kenosha,
Wisconsin, of the parcels therein described,
will be conveyed to the legal owners Of said
certificates, upon proper applicatio accord
ing to the statutes Of the State Of Wisconsin,
in such case made and provided.
Given under my hand and seal of the County
Board of Supervisors of the County of Keno
sha and State aforesaid this seventh day of
August, A. D. 1901.
LSEALF VIM. c. CROSBY,
County Clerk.
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Tickets on sale daily via the Nickel
Plate Road, good returning ten days
from date of sale. Especially low
rates for IS and 30 day limit Chicago
to Buffalo and return. Tickets at low
est rates to all points east. John Y.
Callahan, general agent, III Adams
street, Chicago. Chicago ticket office
III Adams street. w16
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Daily Excursions Via Nickel Plate Road

Chicago to Buffalo and New York.
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on all points East. Call on or address
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How many mothers realize that when
the baby's advent is expected they need
strength for two instead of one. Wom-
en-, weak, nervous, "just able to drag
around" find themselves confronted
with coming maternity. They have
not strength enough for themselves, how
can they have strength to give child !?
We don't look for the birth of strong
ideas from weak mind. Why should
we expect the birth of strong children
from weak mothers?
? The way to ensure health and strength
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to mother and child
is to use DIR. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription
as a preparative for
m o til e b o cd. It
brings the mothers
strength up to the
requirements of nat
ure, so that she has
strength to give her
child. It nourishes
the nerves and so
quiets them. It en-
courages a natural
appetite and induces
refreshing sleep.
e Favorite Prescrip-
ton" makes weak
women strong and
sick women we'll.
There is no alcohol
in vFavorite Pre-
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free from ODium. CO.
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Nicholas Herman, son of Alderman
Jacob Herman, is visiting in Montana.
He is on his way to the Pacific Coast.
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Excursion Rates to Camp Meeting at Ep-
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Via the Northwestern line. Tickets
will be sold at reduced rates August II
to %, inclusive, limited to return until
August %, inclusive. Apply to agents
Chicago & Northwestern R'y.
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Woodworth.

John Wadsworth, of Union Grove,
visited with Chas. Marsh and family
on Thursday.
The sun., 1901-01-23
Tsr>k nrRDER CIUss kIHArsTHD.
Titus rhinLs ne Know where the Rope wa
Bcesh, Two Useless Arrests.

After the discovery ~ the BODY OF The
murdered j-velrv salesman. Never Weisbard.
capt rt'us sent 20 all pavnbrokrrs dsscrip-
ton, ~ tho stock OF cheap lew-lry which
Weishard carried. with Instructions that ~
anv -, tho articles described should bs offered
for pawn tho pos~.sor should be given into
custody Yesterday two i'alians oYersd such
a watch a. WAS In tho murdered pedlrr's
stock to'a Park Row pavnbroksr The
pawnbroker called policeman and the
Italian. were arrested They wers Antonio
Gahrinu.. 10 wears old. of iE Butler street
BROOKLYN. and Nicholi Bacellins, II. Of s
BAXTER street capt IItuss men found thas
the watch they had was al old one Neishard .
vere new but the two were remanded Tor
twenty -four hours 10 give tho detectives .
chance TO investigate their recent movements,
The murder ~ the pedler IL still the ohisf
tonic ~ yonversRtlOu Ia the italian quarter,
m. Jewish families on the East Sid. firmly
believe that the lt,diaus, every one. and par
ticulsrIy the children, know who murdered
Weishari What their children hear Ia play
they tell the Detectives. who. ever hopeful.
search nut tho ,hildren with tho result OF
hearing Uauv S'lly tales
Cnpt TITUS said Yesterday that he was ~ III
without n definite idea where the murder
wa. committed, but he believed hs knew
where the rope that bound the trunk was
purCha SD and b. wac assured that the MUIR
dsrers did not use all that they bought.
The sun., 1901-01-23
,o,anr ~ ra,,s -, roo,
v...,.. v-ns.wss Defeated H- p..pu. us
sts.i Jtssss.

4 husl,r -lifnhe.i 30 ~ 1fs ss.ays ladder
In ~. rear - ths t~nru.s sui ~ % pf lsrl
s,f~., it,t altar , p clp,s ra't.fda uHrrIug
and .rtsfed the apartments = ThUp tsIkuT
on IN. .-rpnd fppr Falspr. sifs vas ssas-
.n.d bv 'hs npl.~ She .teamsd ~ h-f hu-.
hand. Oh llup-i out NJ bod .ni sfsprisd
-,h ~. Intruder Fhsor. tso br.thst.
Who oocupi.d an sijoinins room. vent o. bi,
assistance The burglar beat all thrs" ~
Th.n D.. grabbed FsisoH nv the r.is' and in
IN. .'russls both fell through tho window
carving the .s.1 wi,h them lh"v 'eli 20
~ this time the whole nelsL purlo"l ~ns
aroused hy ths SCREAMS II Mrs hkoT ant
hsr tso brothers In law Policemen MsTihy :
and Ammpn heard the Iprou lhHy 'YIni
hat vanished Murphy. who has been on
the police force for 'v-n'' -nv" years, wont
after him, leaving Nfnrnon with 'h" INJURED
man Flsph indicated by Nsn- that 'h"
thi-f hat climbed val MurIhy cNuh"i
II, Too Be,vsen tho top ~ this wall and 'h"
roof - = Ou.--torv extension e. the ady uii.us {
bu.tn. I, An at..ssT s6o9' nys f-s' q. lt.
roof ~ the extension and found the burgIa-
crOuchins IN the corner As soon - he saN
Murphy hs mad. . swing Tot his head e,'h .
smashed hls helme, IN. pair struggled "a
the roof till several other policemen arrived
and overposersd the burglar H. desc- ihet
himself as Thomas Fitzgerald of rs Division
street
Falkor had sustained . sralp wound, in
tsrnal inJ Jures and oontusions o. tho shoulder
He was taken to Gouvsrneur Hos tai irt-
gerald va. :: d9m .. I.I% 5I ,y,. T."
iarv In the Esse, Market polio" court
he was held in o., oOo hail for examination
He IL cir feet tall. " very powerful hm!i
and only 90 years old Hs vas not injured
The sun., 1901-01-23
STOIE PIG AND AWAY HE RiN
That's the Hrinoas Cri me for which . Sing
Sing Omciai Must Stand Trial.

SlNG hlNG, '. Jan - sing Sing
Steamer COMPANY No. j. n rr" company ot
thi- village recently bought a small live
BerEst.iro rig to be awarded az prize In q
guessing contest nt q fair which II vii hold
.lrly lu February The ris was placed on
civilization In ono u the windows Of the cen-
'ral II,'"l ou Main street Yesterday norm
inz he seemed 20 grow Tired ~ hi' quarters
and behaved - badly that Lewis Adams.
tlr rrpIrictrr Of the hotel. told street COM
mis-. rrr ! Augus'us Lane. that h" could
l1Nc him n ~" could a"' him ouf = tho vim
dow Mr. Ian" fulfilled N" condition after
u tusscl and took IN" Iig to hS farm. Yes
'srNI, afternoon 10 came 10 town md fDll
-nrIc - n" s'cHm"r ucE'ors that Ee had
ItllcA tho fig ard would Seud them \ few
,n.j,r PORK chops TNvn Clerk X 'h"r' ]
Dennis who II sccr.'aIr ~ the steamer
Cuinuquv wont he'ore acting police Justice
gplu I t"'. krs rrd got warrants FOR MIR
| lno rlr stealing The rlg and 'or Prorrlc'or
r,rcssories vNeN were brought before
Ius'ic" inu'Jirs thi' morui' z and held 'nr Trial
o' Thursd evening b" h"nrlng vii TAX"
I lace nn'pra Justice jenkins aud . iurv draw u
.stc,i ll.v fpr tho pCcuiun Town clerk
f., sort I Dennis will ha the prosecuting q
nituru"v and Village Treas.rer George
1orlirs "a 80 appear for the defendants
Ilor" has been over score Of witnesses
,u1trr,el and the case is IA" talk 80 IN"
The sun., 1901-01-23

The Poles of this citv celebrated the aunt
y,r.arv ~ tho last struggle fo- IA" indie
p.ndcnce q! their country. the uprising ~
ises last u sht with a parad" and meeting
ia Berth oven Hall lior" Ncr" .ub shHrp-
,loot.rs aud 2uO cavalry Nucu iu a." Intudn
In uniform. beside m"uh"rS " mHGN Polish
benevolent aud sIuslug societies These
marched ~ the Polish church In stanton street
wh.rs Father StrYrl"rkt prayed Tor thr re-
nose -, tho .nuls ui w. 2. - men who fell IA
hp war From the church ~" msroh Was
10 ,he hUl. un fifth street. whrro thor" Wis
apeechmakinV and = reception to n" r"i"rn rs
~ tho war ~ these there We're about Thirty
Sprrchrs wrrc m1da hv Alderman Wolf.
IlnIrinAn L " NrAlh nni o'hers
The sun., 1901-01-23
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The sun., 1901-01-23
ODD CtSE or 4 MISSING RING
Vanished From J-w.lier Herman. stock Sus.
piciou, Customer Looked -.

While Nathan Herman was sorting lew
cry IN his store at ?gI', uraud street y"stsr-
dsv astsrnoon n man cam" ~ and asked 10
ss diamond ring Herman pat case
iIl on the counter for III" customers tn
.pac'on Then the man said BE-" wanted a
diamond locket too Herman tgru"d 10
e., one when he looked At TIE rt~- as IN
r,0g VA ml--lu:
.p' r,u ac..-~ me ~ taking tn" rius 70
s.A~l 'H- Customer. lnd.-'r u'N u = Q a
POI "'utu ~ one"
s,.y..c - the door ha called boy who
W, = iHdIug u'Hrbv - hun .'d -ui il'''.
boy. mere. I'VE cents BrIaS policeman itSht
as1r
Iks hoy didn't return HcIuPu sort a
friend =. fNr fllrI ig" -tr""i Vu.rn station.
The l.rrd hruuGut back with lIu il,f"c-
'iy~s walsh and prlau"v They arrested
the customer lie sand thar b" wa> llIr-oh
H.Tstbars t"ichrr - modern lang lagos
'Nou',a.' y i In MS pprk"t- ttyE iu.,ad
two paautlckri~. one Tor a Diamond l"rk"t
ana N" r'H"~ for rlrg
T. 'hH detectives 'N"4 iN" N"lNef collar
~ IiIr>.hnf.. uNrrrutt seemed 90 bUIT"
oddly They "yaruUrd n aui tt-'u."I,d d
uIserr"afl DID, number p' -..tII--.''i N"t-
one contained 70 woman - .H,k cham WITH q
dnnord ,tudlui worth about $50. tn"
I0urr So
capt Walsh believes 'hat under urcte,t
- seudl', 'N" r'N for a policeman fl" man
banded hlu nae diamond riug 'rpu H"rWau. :
showcase
The sun., 1901-01-23
,ni,, B,frs 20, w.fbrr,rr
c,tm.n omest nttsrI, ,..s,i.a y, snsssh.i
N.'i,- >-w.psp.r

At.lHEi. o. Ian - Nreotdins ~
rdv - hv 'he Ntrior.a from ,htus N. sh.a
rra. q v.rna.ulsr paper - shanghai HI.
printed aInr- The b-s,nnirs - th. ear .
t"r'r- n attacks oD fureisrefs ard their
policy ip china. rhlrfJ attacking Count,
Som Naidrr,e. Instead ~ .lsp~udns hos
'lu--. th. Sh.n Poo says shus nao.
',ton. are h-inz op-u-d he hs, p@r.is'"d
boo sending nu' military expeditions to Pso-
t.s-fI aud sIsnhS, And even - FAR ~ tho
torie~. of -hsnsi ard Honan. the Governor
~ -htu-, having hesn sctuaIly driven -
make an spp~al ~ ,etov shans shihi
Tang fHr reinforcement, and military sup
rlI~. .1 ori"r ~ resist them say. NE S,sr
Tr1
o. al 'ne records - 'hr snrier'a fh.r.
O.. no pre~edeu' for such cc.!on - Won Wal.
drrs"e =. siuse on ore hnrd Ae IL di-c.ssins
term. ut ron,c. while on 100 other ~ l. con.
1u,i. = active military operations II NAV
H., -..l 'ltt the ut.r .use = tho e,uedl'Ion.
O., ru.r-l, 'ie aNtsrfulratiun 81 Boxer hands
NH' 10 B.. v... known that tltta has already
taken ,H, dI'v Vion hers-,'. And has even
r,.lI. sha have ac'st s.tle,r ie.dcrs some
say thlf "a" Ir'en""u e - MAKE an srhihi-
ZION e ~ uN'try power ~ The West in order
'a prevent further outrases by tho chinese
Hron Western people But every one ought
mi''ed hy BuHsrs only. and not BY The docils
o. NE attacks ~ the alice
The writer then proceeds to eItol the dis
lutcre-tedress 81 the Amerlcaus who. hs says,
have already Expressed their disspproval 81
Nor " Nalder-ees action He hints that tho
nct.on may be due TO the Youthful impe,p-
osi'y Of the German Emperor who In his
he1rt l. spelling for a rRht," and may have
tecgraphed secret Instructions 10 his oficer
A. flT the murder ~ Baron Von ke'telsr
HaN- ~" Haper Ne are told that he has al
ready becr favored hv the Chinese Emperor
which the German Emperor has oppressed
Lie gratitude and II would seem that IN This
affair 90" most exscting ought 10 h" salts
fed
The sun., 1901-01-23
FAIR COMMISSION A6tISkD.
Caiiforuias Representatives At tho Paris Ia
position Charged With Waste or Worse.

SIcRAMENro, Cal Jan. :? The State
Assembly to-day decided to Investigate the
California Paris Exposition t"mmlssion.
agains, which charges of wast"iu!nes, and
incompetence ha," been made Tn" resu-
hitinn provides for "A thorough investigation
Of all transRctIors Of the commission, m
cludirg the 81 hpnud'ures made aud the award
OF mruals Among tn" charges made arc
that the commissioners ver" seldom at their
posts, that $40 pr Wa tpcnt with very little
benefit tn III" state, that N" salaries OF Hs-
sl-tants were raised without cause, that
medals which cost u small sum T.f" hold
Tor $50. and thnt ure's ~ medals were maze
To Califorrinns who did not exhibit
II was charged al-l that N" Commission
era wasted money Ia entertainments, while
the neglected Ia furulsh and maintain head
ousrtors cr"ts table t. the state. No at
TEMPT u H. charged. va. mad' to furnish
information tn strangers. aud even ali
fornlan~ secured No "ourt"~les The IN
ycstigation Promises tn Disclose interesting &
sCnn ntnls.
The sun., 1901-01-23
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>. ~ ROCkFFEILER mrs MORF land.
Has over 500 Acres Now at rooantiso Wiiis
Via, build New Mansion,

WHITE PLAiNs. y ! Jan ?? John u.
Puckcfa!ler has purch lssd SIX tracts II land
adjoining hls estate at Pocantico Hills and
It i- said that hc will turn 1t into I'm" private
paris this spring The land was purchased
of MIR Ecn Fink Milton Part ~ II lies
along the Bedford road and hc intends To
make n new road through the land 70 con-
rrct With 40 private driV" IN sleepy Hollow
T. IL suited On good authority that Nr Rookie
irl. .rr L. con Sidoring pans for n new mansion
~ be- erected on the summit ~ kykout Hi.
which oN"rIOok~ the Hudson RIVER, and Is
tho highest poiu' 81 land In "a" 80 y fiollo Y
.,ctIu0 II f. "s'W1t"d thH' IA" improve
m.ut~ will cost sl,Spup
Mr. EpDkcfoll"r's estate now covers more
rlqf ~, acre. of the richest and most hts
'pr'c1l ll'd about Sleepy Hollow The
llpu- uf a." new park provide for an artl-
Nrql lpko ard an cightern-holr Golf LINK lf
ihr r"p mansion T. built II Will probably be
o,,ulI"i ~ ht> daughter md her husband,
rnrr1rl.e Prentice
The sun., 1901-01-23
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The sun., 1901-01-23
BROOsIiNs WORST IRTNINtI
Jads. a.p,.sn Award tho W'tiuoti"" q"
Nouug Psut6t O'>sii

Gentlemen. I vlsh 80 o'uuluer' v0u ~
returning ttls verdict T'is vuurs man. !
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the iurv men To- tho you'h!ui CulHn', luds"
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In Bropklvr Nhv, even nov there T. q smile
on your face am glad ne lurv convicted
YOU and Will send YOU away for rNinl fr
81 wears Nnu pill he he'ure ne ~ murder
before Won die
The sun., 1901-01-23
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The sun., 1901-01-23
sr,,roR rIEI>, RErIr,ISD
w.r ,irsinis t,si.ls'ur- selects Him .s H's
Osa saccessor IN. N"ss

,u,p'tsr,N " va ian :, The Legs
.ature t1.da, selected St"phsn fHns
o.. the United S'u's. S-uat" Ths fofu al
ele.tion vii oc,.r 'o.norr"v IN loint .~s-
sion In the IIpu-" 'he vote stood II
..ns a. John + N.braS 10 ,hrsnt. In
IN, senate FlAiua 10 Mct,rsv. "a strl"t
PARTY vote
II va expected that 'he senatorial matt"r
would be a Ar, annlr. b4t pheu Delegate
! Z Alder.uu nominated col McGrav. the
I~uucra' ,nuditat' he surprised even
the miuoitv hS mailing al onslaught on
,le AdmnI-tra'ion lie charged secretary
n state paSs1n, who WAS present With
houdluG and sad the hspuhhcans two
wear. ago threw out enough Democrats 70
give them q majority - as Z" elect u
SCOTT - The senate Nr bssson lsf the
chamber ~ the Conclusion of Anderson :
remarks
senator FIAin. va. nominated by Dele
gate " VILLAIN HeNuolds IN u short speech.
The sun., 1901-01-23
HARvARD STUDENTS NOT TO naRGB.
The Vndergrsdasts Bodv Not ia Re Repre-
sented Omciaiiy st the Inauguration,

CAMBRIpGr. Mass ian. 2? II has been 10
termined finally that Harvard University
will not officially be repre.ented ~ the IN
aueural ceremonies q President NICK lIlcv.
acting President II I Wolcott having de-
cliucd the invitation extended by the In
augural Committee II IL said hat IN de-
Clinihg the Invitation. l'r NulCo't was moved
10y the cons d"rntIuu tlGt men are sent 10
Harvard to work. and TINT they will hc uf
greater use to the country as citizens II leN
attend to Their work wlllo here Than II they
were 10 show their patriotism IN the manner
proposed Added 70 this was tie belief that
Harvard will he sufficiently well represented
NJ Washington by such men a. the Hon
George Frishi Toar. 'te ~" Hon Henry
Cabot Lodge. - Vice President Elect Then-
dore Roosevelt. 'sn. and several others hish
In tho service ~ tho nation