The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-10-02
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Archbishop Katzer, of the Wisconsin
iocese of the Roman Catholic church,
Tho has been abroad for several
months, has sailed for his home in
Milwaukee.
Carnival is coming, and if you need
/ shave, hair cut, shampoo orr bath,
sall at the Ideal BarberEshop and Bath
rooms, us Park street. OYou can be
served on short notice. Four BARRIERS
in readiness, and an up to date shoe
shining stand. w. J. Dickhaut, Pro-
prietor dws30
One of the large freight locomotives
of the Chicago & Northwestern Rail
way company left the track just south
of Racine Junction depot Thursday
morning. The block was open on ac-
count of train passing on the St.
Paul road and the engineer of the
freight engine did not notice the fact.
Traffic was blocked for few hours.
The final inspection of the revenue
cutter Tuscarora, which is built for
duty on the Milwaukee station of the
Great Lakes, has been made and the
government has decided to accept the
vessel. Formal encouragement to this
effect will be made late in the week.
Considerable interest is manifested as
to who will be placed in command of
the new cutter. No selection will be
made for some time, as the vessel will
not be sent to Milwaukee until early
next spring.
1t is observed by officials in the gov
eminent service that the proportion of
women in public employ is gradually
increasing. 1t appears that there are
usually more women than men who are
able to pass the civil service examine
tons, but the ratio of appointments is
about the same. The reason why the
aggregate number of women is in
increasing in the department is stated
to be that they do not leave their
places to go into private occupation
as men do.
A movement is on foot to give a
public dinner in Milwaukee IN honor
of United States Senator Spooner.
The plan is preached by prominent
gentlemen irrespective of party, who
desire to show appreciation of the po-
sition that Mr.. Spooner has won for
himself and for his state in the United
States senate. The idea met with
favor among those to whoms,it was
suggested and it would be made an
overwhelming success, it is said, could
1T be assured that Senator Spo2ner
was in a position to accept the invita-
rion.
The old Goodrich transportation
company side-wheel steamer Sheboy-
gan is no more. Several days ago the
craft ran on the beach near Sturgeon
Bay. Every effort was made to re-
lease her, but without avail. The
storm of the past week completely
wrecked the boat and it has been
abandoned as a total loss. The She
boygan was one of the oldest boats of
the company, In her day she was
classed a floating palace. For years
and years the craft touched at Racine
on the run between Chicago and Mil
waukee.
Women who intend to vote for State
Superintendent of Schools at the COM
ing election will probably be called
upon to register at the booths in the
same manner as the men, The Attor-
ney General has been asked for an
opinion, but has not made his inter
probation clear, and unless the women
want to take chances with their fran
chise it behooves them to register
anyway. The women who vote will
be required to go into the booths used
by the regular electors at other cleo
tons and no privacy nor favor will be
shown them. They will be subject to
supervision and the scrutiny by the
election inspectors at the booths.