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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-01-19
JUMPED FOR THEIR LIVES.
Polish Residents of Bond Street Have
an Exciting Time at Fire.

Polish Residents of Bond Street Have
an Exciting Time at Fire.
There was ali sorts of excitement in
| the Third ward Wednesday night,
when fire broke out in a house owned
by Thomas Gerritt, and located at 521
Bond street. The house had been
rented as a Polish boarding house,
and shortly after 10 O'Clock one of the
boarders started to go to one Of the
rooms on the second floor. AS he
walked up the steps he lighted a
match to see where he could hang 10
his coat. The match ignited some
clothing hanging along the wall of
the stairway and the faraes were,rap-
idly carried to the wood work. The
boarder, ignorant Of the fire, went to
bed, and when he discovered that the
house was on fire his escape was com
plete1y cut off. He jumped from the
bed, and without waiting to get any
clothes, he jumped out Of the second
story window into the soft snow be-
low. Fortunately he was uninjured.
The firemen arrived at the scene of
the fire in record breaking time and
managed to save the house from de-
struction, but it was pretty badly
Quilted. The loss is placed at 5000,
with partial insurance.
Great excitement was caused by the
report that woman and baby had
been burned to death in one of the
upper rooms Of the house, but an in
vestigation proved that the woman
had taken the baby and gone out for
the night, and the one boarder who
1eaped from the window was the sole
tenant of the upper part Of the house.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-01-19
AT THE GRAND.
Richard Mansfield Presents His New
Play at Chicago Theatre.

Richard Mansfield Presents HIS New
Play at Chicago Theatre.
Richard Mansfield began his en-
gagement at the Grand opera house
in Chicago on Monday evening last
before the largest and most distin-
guished audience which ever gathered
to honor dramatic artist.
The actor achieved the most signi-
fcant triumph Of his career as the
Tar Ivan in "Ivan the Terrible" In
the Hobbies between the acts the opin-
ion was unanimously expressed that
this performance is one of the rare
events of the history of the stage,
and another lofty acting role had
found remarkable expression on the
stage.
The second week will see Mans
fields celebrated 'tBeau Brummel'' on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
evenings and at the Saturday matinee.
On Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
evenings Mr.. Mansfield will appear
again and for the first time in ten
years IN ShylOck IN great pTOuuC-
ton of Shakespeare comedy, ''The
Merchant of Venice
The third week will be similarly di-
vided between one of Mansfie1d's
most popular comedy creations and
one Of his greatest tragic achieve
ments. Monday, Wednesday and
Friday evenings and the Saturday
matinee will witness production of
Booth Tarkington's "Beaucaire," and
on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
evenings the great actor will play
King Richard in massive production
of Shakespeare's king Richard III, !"
a role in which Mansfield is accoun-
ted supreme among all the actors who
have illuminated the role since Gar
rick's day.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-01-19
Daring HoId-up Man Attempts to
Rob Mrs. Arthur Gardner
on Prairie Avenue.
SHE FIGHTS THE MAN OFF.
Mrs. Gardner Manages to Keep the
Fellow Busy Until an Electric Car
Arrives, and Then the Man F1ees
In the Darkness and Escapes.

Report has been brought to the offic-
ia1s of the city that Mrs. Arthur Gard
ner, wife of the well known bicycle
rider and chauffeur, was held up a few
nights ago at the corner Of West Main
street and Prairie avenue. The pluck
OF Mrs. Gardner prevented the man
from robbing her of a pocketbook
which contained quite sum of money
and other valuables.
Mrs. Gardner resides at 81 Prairie
avenue and she had been visiting
with friends in the east part of the
city. She had planned to take a car
for home but after waiting some time
she gave up hopes of car coming
along and started to walk home. AS
she approached the railway crossing
on Prairie avenue she noticed man
Esku1king in the shadow of a tree but she
early IN the evening and there we're
lights IN all the houses about the cor
ner. Mrs. Gardner had just reached
the railroad crossing when the man
blocked her path and reached out and
caught hold of the chatelaine bag she
was carrying. Mrs. Gardner shouted
for help and at the same time she
grapp1ed with the fellow. Mrs. Gard
ner is something of an athlete her
self but the man was getting the bet
ter of the struggle when the electric
car came around the corner of South
street. At the appearance of the car
the man started to run and by the
| time the car reached the lady he had
| disappeared IN the darkness. Mrs.
Gardner hurried to her home and told
of her experience with the marauder.
| Efforts were made to discover the
identity of the man but thus far no
trace of him has been found.
Mrs. Gardner did not report the
matter to the police but it has been
reported by other people and a
thorough investigation will be made.
The attempted hold up was one Of the
most daring crimes ever committed in
Kenosha and the police should see to
| it that every possible effort be made
to capture and punish the offending
party.
People in the city should remember
that there is police force whose duty
it is to look into crimes committed in
the city and these crimes should be
reported to the officers at the earliest
possible moment.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-01-19
THE sTUDEBAKER, sCHICAGo.

The big Per1ey Opera company
scored an emphatic success at the
Studebaker theatre, Monday evening
when "The Girl and the Bandit a
new comedy opera was presented in
Chicago for the first time. The
Studebaker, which has come to be re-
garded as Chicago's distinctive home
Of light opera, has known some re-
markab1e hits during the past five
years, yet it is no xaggeration to say
that no attraction that has been Of
fered at that house has started in
more spiciously than the new opera
brought out under Frank l.. PerIey's
trade mark. The company which Mr..
Perley has selected for the interpreta-
ton of the work leaves nothing to be
desired. An exceedingly strong cast
is augmented by a chorus that can
sing. Miss Viola Gillette, the
statuesque beauty, has the very con-
genial role of Vio1etta, and her com
handing figure and deep, rich contra1-
to voice we're never displayed under
more advantageous circumstances.
Joseph Miron is capital as the deep
voiced bandit, Murderallo, while
Mabel Hite scored a big hit in an &c
centric comedy role. Alice Dovey,
Walter Jones, George MacFarlane,
Neil Mcneil and Carrie Godfrey all
give excellent accounts of themselves
and contribute innmeasurably to the
great success of the piece. 'sThe Girl
and the Bandit has ali tie tear
marks Of typical Studebaker .sgo.'
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-01-19
HOLD ANNUAL ELECTION
Members of Il. F. U. Eject officers fot
the Ensuing Year.

Members of u. r. u. Elect Officers for
the Ensuing Year.
One of the pleasant social events of
the year among the fraternal orders
of the city, was the annual meeting of
the Equitable Fraterna1 Union held
at the hall of the society Thursday
evening. 1t was the time for the an
nua1 election of the Kenosha lodge,
and the event was made more pleas
ing by holding smoker after the
business was completed.
The following officers we're elected:
President-H. J. Weinheimer.
Vice-President Joseph Harry.
Secretary Harry Skinkle.
Treasurer J. eraser.
Advisor-M. F. Gems.
Warden-P. J. Keu1.
Guard-Geo. Patailot.
Trustee three years -Chas. Werner
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-01-19
sLossON BUYS MORE STOCK
Charles r. Cooper's Stock in Hosier,
Co. Goes to Heirs Of Edward Balm.

OOs GOeS TO de1rS OF EQWafQ BaIns
A petition was filed in the county
court this morning by L. G. Yocum,
administrator of the estate of the late
Charles r. Cooper, asking for per-
mission to dispose Of the stock Of the
Chicago Hosiery company
and of the Cooper Underwear com
pany, held by the estate. The stock
in the two concerns is valued at lit
tie over $40, 900. Of this amount there
was 1925 shares of the stock of the
Hosiery Works, and the petition
states that this stock is to be sold to
Frank Slosson as representative of
the heirs of the late Edward Balm at
par. The value Of the stock is placed
at $11, 366.66. No disposition has been
made of the stock of the Cooper I'm
derwear company, but it is thought
that It will be boughtin by the larger
stockholders of the company.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-01-19
LOST WILL FOUND.
Will of the Late Henry Middlecamp is
Located in lawyers Office.

The will of the late Henry Middle
camp, a former resident of the town of
Salem, which had been missing for
more than three years, has been found
in the Office of the lawyer who made
it. Henry Middlecamp died in 1901 at
his home in the town of Salem, and
when the settlement of the estate was
started it was discovered that the will
had disappeared and all efforts to find
the original will proved futile. FL
nal1y carbon copy of the will was
proposed for probate and admitted.
The finding Of the will makes no diff
ference in the settlement Of the
estate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-24

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T%oriabres miimeiIc.
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Gplarn Der Site.

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Baltimore 9ampf.Yadet.Go So.
case nnb snperfdfEas Nat.2tnte.l

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Spnberbare Vnd)fiibrnng.
aeine griuabnlng zines Bumps BON
$6S5.000 in ben 9iibcrn Der
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Wcitern NarpIanb GiIenbabn.
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8udbanbIung.
Nrs. ID. Martin, It5 @eit.2erins.
n.Strobe.
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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-28
Il CONSUMPTION

Mrs. Is. W. Evans. Clearwater, ran,
writes: My husband lay sick for .nree
months. The doctors said that he a
quick consumption.
We procured a bottle Of Ballard .
Horehornd Syrup. and it cured him.
That was six years ago. Since then
We have Always kept = bottle In tine
house. We cannot do without It. Foi
coughs and colds it has no equal"
Csc. soc and 800.
Sold by the Eagie Drug & Jewelry Co.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-28
IA. r.,aAi.. Of unhr.na..


eurakarta IL the paradise Of umbrei-
As. They are carried proudly ovsr the
heads Of every Official and every noble
man, bit ih7xrfabiy are shut at the
approach Of q npersoh or higher rank,
and inside the kratenj no umbrella may
b. carrisdF open Eexcsptthat4of the en-
peror himself. The umbrella, Is the
GROVE. the, wand Of ONCE, the outward
sign Of rank and distinction. There
are umbrellas Of sold inside and out
for the emperor. Of gold outside only
fof ne empress, with 4 stripe OF vel
low satin for the ~eniperors brothers,
win 4 wider stripe Of the same mate
rial for his illegiftmate brothers. Of
white silk with . narrow gold stripe
eor the illegitimate sons Of the legtti-
mate brothers, and SO on ad infnitum.
Every ofRciaL. every military omcer.
exhibits his rank In his umbrella,
which is invariably held from behind
BIZ an attendant whenever he leaves
his house In sunshine or cloudy wealth.
Or. There is an official guide book to
the umbrella labyrinth of Surakarta
which contains not less than 800 var1.
eur designs In all Imaginable colors
ana characterization: znrury. tiys