The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-03-26

The forty-frst annual meeting of
the Wisconsin lodges, Ancient Accept
ed Scottish Rite, will begin Monday,
April 20, in the Masonic building in
Milwaukee and continue until April
q.
It is reported that President Arm
strong of the Interstate League is
having hard time securing players
for his Racine team. We might sug-
gest that he sign the Champion(?)
Horlick polo team.
A farmhouse near Delafeld has been
leased for the temporary quarters OF
the Wisconsin Home and Farm school
for Homeless Boys, and as soon as the
spring is sufficiently advanced the
school will be opened.
Kenosha Grays organized last Satur-
day and are now in line with team
better than ever. We have open dates
for any amateur or league team in the
State. For games call or write to C.P.
Melterson. 800 Market ST., City.
N. T. Shaw, of Columbus, Ohio,
spent the day in Kenosha. He is an
undertaken we'll known to the profess
sion. At the time of thes death of
President Lincoln he was.in Washing
ton and he was selected to take charge
of the remains of the president.
Manager Joseph Rhode has contract
ed with Messrs. Yale & Ellis for an
early appearance of the celebrated
German dialect comedian and golden
voiced singer, AL. Fl. Wilson, in new
play, ga Prince of Tatters"
written by Sidney r. Ellis.
The Democrats of the Seventh ward
are out to fight against the renomina
ton of Albert Smith as the Democratic
for alderman. It is stated
that Smith has already begun to line
up his supporters and it is probable
that he will be able to dictate the nom
nation.
Manager Armstrong, of the Racine
Interstate base ball team, has signed
his players for the year. The players
will be as follows: Pitchers, Disch and
catcher, Ryan: 1st base,
Ole; ID base, O'Rourke; Sd base,
Craig; short stop, Leib; fielders, Duffy,
Clark, Estes and Dixon.
There are ''gray wolves" in the Ke-
nosha city council and this is a good |
year to weed them out. 1t is the duty |
IF every citizen, regardless of politics,
% attend the caucuses of his party and |
see that good men are put in Office. |
let the coming election be victory of |
he taxpayers and not of the "gray
volves."
The order to muzzle the dogs is be-
ng generally obeyed and the police
aave not been called upon to kill a |
single dog In some cases the muzz1es !
Ire of very poor sort and the dogs |
ire able to bite with them on as we'll as
when they are off. The police should
zee to it that these muzzles are
changed. If the dogs are 20 be muz-
lied let them be muzzled right.
L. Ho1de /, of Beloit, who has been |
,ecomm) AIDED by Senators'Spooner and
luar1es to be a Irrational bank exam
ner for thes1Wisconsin district, is in
at present and Saturday |
n company with Senator Spooner
called upon. Comptroller Of nthe Cur
rency Ridgley. It is believed that Mr.. |
Parker's appointment will be made in
April.
The management of the Rhode Opera
House announces the presentation on
next Sunday of the far-famed play,
''The Christian" one of the most meri-
torious productions of many seasons
past, and being under the management
of Liebler & Company, the original
producers, is assurance of the same ex-
ce11ence in presentation as has charac-
terized the production heretofore.
Candidates for Justice of the Peace
don't seem to be very numerous at the
present time and it looks as if any good
man would have an easy time securing
a nomination. It is conceded that
Calvin Stewart will be the nominee of
the Democracy, but not a single Re
publican candidate has appeared. B.
O. Sturgis is being suggested as
candidate of the party for the office.
Lake shippers and receivers in the
lumber and tanbark tradesdo not fear
an advance in lake rates'this season,
Notwithstanding the recent organiza-
ton of the owners of small craft, which
it is said, had this purpose in view.
With every prospect for long season,
it is not believed that vessel owners
will be able to hold out in their eff
forts to secure better rates, although
there is no telling what agreement
may be entered into before the middle
of the coming month, when the fleet
will clear port for the first time.
A new scale of prices for-anthracite
coal will go into effect Apri1l1, when