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THE It AC IKE DA ELY FBI DAY AFTJEItNOOX, DECEMBER 21, 1894. 8 Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U.S. Gov't Report FORRESTER TROUBLE An Interesting Letter From Newell H. Dodge, of Madison.

IT-) THE DAIRY MAIDS. Wind np of Their Interesting Convention Last Night, REFUSED TO SQUEAL. Two Roys Disturb a Meeting and Are Sent Up Other Crime. On tho evening of Dec. 9, John Peters and Louis Martin, two boys, while under the influence of liquor, disturbed a meeting at tho Second M.

K. church, located on North Wisconsin street. A -warrant was issued for their arrest, the complaint being made by a Mr. Kipka. Tho boys kept out of the way of officers.

Yesterday afternoon Policeman Bassinger brought them into court, they having given thcra selves up. Doth pleaded gulity and Justice Moroy imposed a fine of to and costs in default of which the boys went to jail for five days each. An effort was made to have them reveal tho saloon man who sold them liquor, but they positively refused to squeal, as they termed it. Tlie preliminary examination of Olio Jenulsou, charged with seduction of Iiouie Anderson, 13 yours of nge, occupied Jnstico Moroy court all day yesterday. The evidence disclosed that most of tho parties aro of rather loose morals.

Jenni-son was held to the circuit court In lxmds of $100. i The detectives have not yet succeeded iu locating the jHirtios who plact! olstruc-tions upon the tracks of the C. N. W. and C.

M. St. Paul R. It It has about been decided that tramps did the work. The police are looking after parlies' who stole several overcoats in the rifth ward.

'm THE K. OF P. TROUBLE. Which Resulted From the Decree That Work Mast be Dore In the Kny-lish Language. Members of Racine Lodgo No.

32, K. of will read the following from Buffalo, X. with considerable interest: "About twenty-five delegates, representing as many lodges of Knights of Pythias met at the Genesee hotel last night and formed a new order to be known as tho "Improved Order of Knight of Pythias." This convention is the outgrowth of tho trouble that ensued after tho grand lodgo at Washington in August decreed that the work of subordinate lodges must all Ik? done in Knglbh nnd abolishing all ritual in foreign languages. Tho lodges which had used a ritual in tho German language for many years have seceded. Tho convention elected following officers: Past supreme commander, Charles II.

Klee of New York; supreme commander, (Joergo Seidcnstlckcr of Indana; supremo vice-coinmander, Conrad Kromer of New York; supreme XJ elate, Win. Urnhngan, District of Columbia; supreme recording and eorresiondlng scribe, Oscar SrcVdoemann of Michigan; supremo treasurer, F. W. Ilossbcrg of New York supreme sorgcant-at-arms, Oscar Hrede of Michigan. AMUSEMENTS.

''Hot Tamales." This evening "Hot Tamales." will be seen ut the Belle City Opera house. There are many specialties in the play. The skeleton to which these specialties are attached is fearfully and wonderfully made. A feature of the show is tho good work done by that one-time "king of the kick crs of the diamond, Arlio Latham. The fans who have seen and heard I-iUham bulldoze the umpire, should sou him as the New York policeman.

The work of Conroy and Fox is artistic, and their humor infectious. Tho character acting of Miss St. Geo. Hussey as Mollie Kelly, "just landed," is cleverly done. The singing and graceful acting of Miss Josie La Fontaine is scarcely less enjoyable than the excellent dancing of the Allen sisters.

Messrs. Lorraine and Fairbanks and the singing of the entire comiwny is good. As the hot tamale satisfies the hungry wayfarer at midnight, so does this satisfy the amusement lover who wants rodpopper in his comedy. "Oh What a Night" Which will lie on the ltoards at the opera house has been seen here lefore but the most -efficient conr pany that has ever handled this successful farce is to lx) the one which will commenco their engagement Dec. 21.

The company is led by the most unctions of German dialect comedians, Mr. Charles A. Lodcr. in his merry creation of Judge Herman l'ottgeiscr. The comiKitiy supiMirting Mr.

Lodcr will 1m Mr. Hanks Winter, Warrau W. Ashley, II. C. Cashman, Frank Clayton, Uoitert I'ornwell, Geo.

Thayer, Morris Tester, Misses Kvclyn Temple, Allie Marshall, Nellie and Lizzie McCoy, Minnie McKvoy McCoy. Mabel Maitiand, and Mrs. Chas. A. Those mentioned will also render an unlimited ntimln-r of excellent songs and dances and delightful music and other novel specialties which are always popluar with the masses.

THE FLOOD BUSINESS. Will Continue a Permanent Thliifr and Condtieted by Mr, WhfHer Who IlotiKht tht Stork. W. Wheeler, tho Rcntlcinnn who purchased tho stock of W. J.

Flood is an old business man of tho city of Chicago. Ho has boon in business there for tho jmst twenty years and well known to tho commercial world. To a Journal reporter the gentlemen said last night that ho had not purchased the stock of Mr. KUInger as many supposed, but had bought it for himself and that tho business would bo resumeil'and remain permanent. Ho expected to open on Saturday, if things could be satisfactorily adjusted and ho thought they could.

The people of liacine will Iks pleased to learn that tho concern Is to remain. Mr. Wheeler will bo here himself niot of the time. Tho business men of the city will extend him a welcome. Mr.

Flood, who formerly conduc ted tho store, does not expect to remain in the city and is quite certain that he will not again enter into business here. The side of the stock for $7,011 when the invoice showed only fs, 744.7s, is considered a good one. Attorneys appear to think that the injunctioon served upon Sheriff IJeatty will lie without much trouble. Klected Officers. Ilacine Chapter, No.

45, Order Eastern Star, held a meeting last evening and elected the following officers: Matron Mrs. K. A. M. Mrs.

Charles Washburn. Patron Harry 1). Sumnierton. Conductress Mrs. tJ.

II. Chamberlain. A. Mrs. Williams.

Secretary Mrs. Nellie Fall. Treasurer Mrs. White. For the Christinas and New Yours holidays the C.

M. St. P. Hy. will sell excursion tickets to iHiints within 200 miles nt reduced rates for the round trip.

Tickets sold 24th, 2.1th and Hist I and Jan. 1, lsit.1, good for return Jan. 2. Water colors nnd etchings, lieautifully framed in and up. W.

A. Porter Furniture Co. Pearl ojiera glasses fll.oo and upwards' at J. W. Spenec, Jeweler, 400 Sixth St.

Bought From the The Entire mm i 3 ITVWWavai i Thev Wer (iood, Tho celebrated Jubilee singers op peared at the Association hall last night before a largo and 'Intelligent They lmvo lost none of their old time In tcrost ami their singing and playing wa i highly appreciated by all who heard thorn liriatiiin I'rvKpnt. Itlbbons at half price. Saturday and, Monday nt the old stand of Ilensou Sixth St. The largest and most beautiful line lt Christmas and "New Yt ar cards yon wll( find only ut M. Osius.

-THE- CAPITAL $225,000. Designated Depository of the City ot Kacine. Depository of Hacine County One of the Depositories of the State of. Wisconsin. O.

IUMOHXSON, President. President pro tern. U.E.SMIKOINO Vlc President K. C. I) KANE, Cashier.

Each and Every One Wil Make a Nice Xmas Presi ent: Pocket Cutlery Skates Carvers Scissors. Call and See Mv Assortment Be4 fore Buying. JACOB. MOHR 315 Sixth Street. tiori "i Mil Stock of 9 W.

J. FLOOD CO. iacaLiicxa-o; Znol22.o. UIIIOI! ATIG A BA Tki Says the Illinois Courts Are Debarred From Doing Business Here. A EeTiew of the Trouble That flaa Agitated the Members of the I.

O. F. For the Past Few Years Madison Judge's Decision. There are four lodges of Independent Order of Foresters in this city, two of which affiliate with tho Illinois high court, whllo tho other two, loecntly organized, cast their lot with tho so-called Canadian order. Tho former have their headquarters at Chicago whllo the hitter's headquarter are at Toronto, Canada.

The two orders aro not on the best of terms and have Ix en fighting one another for tho past few years, not only in the courts but on all debatable ground. effort has lnm made to amalgamate the two different factions into one grand lodgv of I. 0. but so far without success and it Is believed that the plan has been abandoned forever. 'The fight letwecn the two factions is waged fiercest in this state.

Newell IJ. Dodge, high chief secretary of the so-called Canadian order for the state of Wisconsin, ljeen ever active, promoting tho Interests of his lodgo, in organizing new courts and placing barriers in the way of the courts th.it affiliate with the Illinois high court He has Im-cii instrumental in inducing court Freja to abandon the Illinois high court and taking out a charter in the order that he represents and has also organized Court 'Racine, a new court of the Canadian order. Nothing daunted, however. Courts Wisconsin and Belle City, have stuck to the Illinios jurisdiction through thick and thin, although many obstacles were thrown in their way. It appears that the Canadian court, of which Mr.

Dodge is the leading light, has secured permission to do business in this state having obtained a charter. Although the Illinois people had courts organized in different jwrts of the state, long lK'fore their rivals put in an apiear-ance, they have neglected to secure a charter to do business. Less than a year ago Mr. Dodge swore out a warrant for the arrest of John Hal-berstadt. treasurer of one of the local Illinois court for doing business without having a legal right to do so.

The trial was held in Justice Went worth's court and attracted some of the leading lights of the two organizations. After a trial lasting two days the court found that Mr. Halber-stadt not guilty of tho charges preferred and ho was released. i-neo that time matters have Ik-ou very quiet and negotiations have lavn pending with a view of securing the full rights of the Illinois Itigji court to do business in this state. It was thought that it was amicably fixed in that way, but the Journal is in receipt of a letter from.

Mr. Dodjco this morning which puts the. matters in a different light. Ilelow is the letter, which speaks for itself: Madison, Dec. '(, 1SSU.

To the KditOr of tho Unci no Journal In tho case of the stato of Wisconsin versus tho High Court of Wisconsin Inde-H'inlent Order of Foresters and Supreme Court Independent Order of Foresters of Toronto. Canada, upon a motion lioforo the Hon. Judge Siebecker to dissolve injunction against tho Insurance commissioner of this state, tho Hon. W. M.

Hoot, from issuing license to the Illinois Order of Foresters, the motion was overruled and tin Injunction continued in full force tis originally granUnl. This leaves the Illinois Order of Foresters without any legal right to do business in 'this state. With tho compliments of the season, I have the honor to remain yours truly. Newell H. Dodge.

Nothing could lc more acceptable than a new black silk dress. Special sale prices for today, Saturday and Monday. A line souvenir with every dress sold Schrocder Dry Goods Co. Don't fail to got one of those licautiful panal pictnres at (Jrand Union Tea given away next Saterday to all purchasers of cents worth of teas, coffee and spices. Holiday gifts at Klrkby's.

A pair of nice slmos or slipiors. Tho handsomest line at reasonable pi ices nt Johnson Hros. Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair. MO.T. PERFECT MADE.

A r-ire flrrc Oea of Tartar Powder. Free from Ammorua, Alum or any other adulterant la all the great Hotels, the leading Clubs and the homes. Dr. Price's Cream Biking Powder holds ita supremacy. 40 YEARS THE STANDARD.

"'DEL Delight a Large and Appreciative Audience. Tretty Charming Songs and limitation, etc A. Drief Keview of Who the Mai Js are and What They Did in the Con- ventlon. For the second time tho Dairy Maids' onwntlou was presented last i vi ning nt ho Castlo hull. The attendance whs largo ml embraced nil tho lending jiotjiplcof tho own.

Tbia mugnliiccnt production under tho direction of the Young Indies' rulld of the tSt. Luke's church, a soclet.r hat hut more pretty pirl nnd hard work i ng ladles than any other of Uko'rhararter i Unci no. Mrs: Illmes is tho president anil the originator of the convention. Kvcry detail wart attended to and dairy mahU uf old would have turned srec-h with envy to have witnessed the manner in which tho young ladies who took part, filled the bill. Pretty faces, eautiful costumes, charming songs and dances, all given in a graceful and pretty manner and with a vim and precision of remarkable talent.

The maids attired hi costumes of various colors, carrying tin pails, came inarching in from, tho west waiting room, preceded by a little drummer boy and Miss Iliines played upon tho piano. And what pretty sight it was Types of iKsauty beidom seen was there represented. Applause followed tho march nnd the pretty maids took possession upon the eat platform, but it was noticed that of tho maids were not familiar with the sbxjls to sit upon and came near capsizing a couple of times. Mrs. Himes, the president, who has a dignified bearing and comical as well as pleasing way of putting things, called the convention to order and Farmer S-fliort-slraw was elected president and was profuse in his thanks.

Maid Maraiet, Miss Iioggenbau, read tho secretary's i eport in a clear and distinct voice. The programme said came from Kenosha county, but that is a mistake, llaclne claims such a fair maid. The statistics given were astounding, remarkable and paralyzing and set ilhe audi-eneeo and the 'Maid Glen, Miss I limes, of Eau Claire was called for a song and with the charming grace of a maid, won loud and prolonged npiilan.se. Maid Ildeji Dutton, of Florence county d.tneed in a very graceful and finished manner and won tho admiration of the vast crowd. Maid Jennie, Miss Tait, astonished alt by her remarkable whistling powers.

The pucker of 1-er mouth was simply charming and the whistling came forth with the ease of ruuing water, People wonder 1 ow it done, but Miss Jennie is a of the cleb; a ted Mrs. Hhaw, she refuses to it up. Maid MalM-1, Miss TSarker, j-'ond du Lw, jmulo a pretty mnkl nnd g.ivu a recitation in a most bewitching manner. Maid Tma. Miss KacmpTer.

pave a reel uii inn a -olitiiv, true to life. There is not a man who was present in the audience hut who will swear hy the charming nmid tit Foiui du 1m county and will testify. that they have conducted a campaign ou tho sumo plait. MaiilWiiiifntl. Miss Martin, of OneUl.i "county, presented a pleasing apearancc danced to the delight of all.

She is a raevful and pretty little maid and won tho hearts of her audience. I Maid Ada, Miss Wood; Maid Lillian, Miss TJllie Margerie, Miss Conklin; Maid Frances. Miss Davis, in a itoautiful piano solo; Maid Maud, Miss Wild; Maid Julia, Miss Maid Kdith, Miss Moroy, and all of the rest took their parts to perfection. Henry Hogers, in the eljnr-U'ter of Farmer Short-straw, and Mr. lloernel as Fanner Skim-milk, were made up in true typical hay-scixl stylo and created much merriment and laughter.

ji It must not lw forgotteu that Page Arthur, Master 1 limes, and Tittle-hat Titmouse, chore loy. Master McMurphy, were both there and helped ti make tho' affair a success, Tlie singing of the quartette was a pleasing feat tire. After the convention came to a close all wore invited to view the good of the maids which were for sale. Cream was served ami then came the dance, The Journal congratulates Mrs. Iliines and her fair maids and -hope; that they will soon give another entertainment as pleasing.

Mr. llendrie tiKik an swtive part in teaching- the Indies to tlanee and Instructing Maid Jennie how to whistle. We give ml need rates ou all holiday goods. Throuson-Ilansoii Furniture Co. Your Christmas and New Years dinner will not le complete without a cup of the lvst coffee.

Tho ljest is only secured at tho Grand Union Tea 4ks Main St. Skating at Lakeside Saturday eve. For a suitable and appropriate Jioliday pescnt you must visit the establishment of M. I Osius, 314 Main street. -j spectacles (with privilege of frtv examination and exchange of lens), at The Jewelry Store.

Fancy Rockers Wc can please joii" at any time. W. A. Porter Furniture Co. iood Co OPENING GENEVA STREET.

Viewed the I'rcqwrty untl. Are Hearing the Kvidencr. Ill the matter of the petition for the opening and extending Geneva street, in tho Fifth ward, tlie following jury was drawn according to law: Win. Smith. Herman Proehl, Adam Schneider, Peter "Tiedcmann, Owen W.

Owens, II. J. Schroff, K. W. Jcnson, W.

G. Darker, John M. Driver, Michael Wilton, A. II. Tyrrell and A.

II. Hulett. The jury wont over this morning to view tho property proposed to Ihj taken. This afternoon testimony is leing taken in the matter. On several occasions an effort has been made to open the street, but former juries failed to agree.

Tho holidavhandkcrchicf headquarters here. And our own way of displaying them makes a judicious selection josslble. Dry Goods Co. For Christmas tm-s and ornaments, choice candies, nuts, Tlodes, corner of Sixth ami Wisconsin streets, can't be Dancing. Mrs.

Keys children's class Saturday afternoon at o'clock. Armory hall. IjOs-; slon in fancy steps si o'clock. Those out-' side of class admitted at all payments made on entrance. ELLD CITY OPERA HOUSP.

bHuiRMAN BROWN, JJ Friday. Dec. 21 Till; KINtiS UK CKLTlf Hl'MlUi. GONiiOY and FOX HOT TAMALES A Company of 16 Singers I Dancing Comedians IS I.IMNU SKVKKAh- EUROPEAN SPECIALTY ARTISTS I'llH FS, 75, jO a 5 0. B.

Schulz THE LEADING BAKER At 232 Main street, offers to the people of Ilacine a tine line of imported Christmas Candies of all varieties. Save yourselves 'work and worry by buying your Christmas Cakes, etc, at his plaee on Jlain street or at his branch 'store, 1113 Villa street. 6iSSSSSSSSSSS Albums, Books, Toilet Cases AT ft EOTS 020 1 IIS. At nhont CENTS on the DOLLAR And we shall sell it on. the same basis of value and give the people of Racine the Greatest IN DRY GOODS EVER SEEN Including Handkerchiefs, Dress Goods, Ilosieuy, Underwear, Cloaks, etc.

Now is the chance to buy your Christmas Presents Cheap! Itanjo and dub. On Wednesday evening Doe. "Jti. the liiinjo, (ik-c-and Mandolin clubs Chicago university will make their tirst ap-jK-arance in Kneitio. The clubs will play at the Y.

M. C. A. hall and us (hey -are already favorably known there will doubtlessly 1e a good attendance. Milwaukee, Fond du I.nc.

Oshkosh, Necna.li, Manito-woc and Sheboygan have secured their concert and the Wisconsin tour will lo oiicned by tho entertainment at Racine. Reserved seats on sale at tho Association ollii-e next Tuesday and Wednesday. iSarah Bernhardt says nn Knlgish audience Is of all she has ever played to the most easily 'moved." "The French. Italian and other Latin races generally look upon mo as an artist and when 1 act, they are critically examining my technique." Hichard Mansfield has made a new rule for the government of his stage performance. No inemlxT of his company is allowed to interrupt the action of the play by stopping to ucknowlcdgu the applause ot the audience.

Esmeralda" will Ih lovivod in New-York this week with Annie Iiussell in the title role, the jiart she playixl in tho original production of the piece. ljuiis James will star next season. "The HohlMi-s," "Henry VIII" and probably "Fnvm-esea di Kimlni" will lie in his Ktliel Lynton has signed with Charles A. Iodor for the lending role in his new farce comedy. "All the Go." The pay-roll of the Pari Grand opera U'ars TOO names and calls for an annual exiJondituro or The "New Minister" is the title of a new play by Dcnmau Thompson and George Hyer.

A. musical festival lasting five days was recently hold at Wellington' in New Zealand. Charlotte Hebron's husljatid has challenged IJolK-rt Mantell to fight a duel. i Khea will produce a new comedy by Sjirdou, entitled "The Parisians." Queen Victoria heard Patti for the first time hist week. Mario Tempest will appear in burlesque.

Kllcn Terry was born in 1848. Iking overstocked on fancy rockers will offer three dozen of them at ono-third tiff. Thronson-Hansen Furniture Co, 31 1-313 Main Street. 1 shall open the sale ToitiOn'OtV MoVilUiff and place on sale loo. Pieces 1W3 nt 4'3 Cts Othr goods in proportion.

If you want Bargains in Dry Goods or Cloaks, Tills is the lUtvc antt Time to Biti Them! Come to the resit Baekrapt Sale Tomorrow! 9ihT 7IHTIPIP IPO 1 Monument Sq. 4 X6 3S3S-SSSSSi9 SUCCESSOR TO 007 Moxx-vixnorxit.