Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-06-11

had been segregated at Klipspruit camp
have been allowed to rc-entcr the town.
4 Londan medical Journal says shat
slaves Of alcohol and narcotics run great
risks of being buried alive. especially "a
hot countries. where intermcnt soon fol
lows death.
The London Lancet calculates that
Notwithstanding the increase in the Tea
duty. the taxation is nearly four times
heavier on glass of beer than on cup
Of tea.
4 Link with the famous Pastcur Is
served by the death of NJ. Emile Du-
rIaux. an eminent biologist. lie was
among the first to grasp the full drift Of
Pasteurs discoveries in connection with
the microbc.
Some time ago it was decided to plant
in the garden Of Anne Hathaway Cot
tage at Shottcry all the various shrubs
towers and plants mentioned in Shake
spear,'s plays and sonnets, and they are
all in a ncariShing condition.
Lace and tillc to the value Of Sl2OO0,-
600 were exported from Calais to Eng
land last year The manufacture Of these
goods in Calais IS largely in the hands
Of Nottingham people, who introduced
the trade in the French port.
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Manchester, with 4 population one
sixth less than that Of Liverpool, has
greater number OF public houses. but
whereas Liverpool has eight spirit IL
censes to every beer license, Manchester
has four beer licenses to every spirit IL
cense.
The town Of Kilkenny which was
visited by the King and Queen-was
built Of black marble. In oldcn days ii
was known as the marble city, even the
streets having been paved with that sub
stance. Some of the old pavement still
exists.
The Egyptian government has got Sit
William Arro Il Co, builders of the
Forth, Tay and Glasgow railway bridges,
10 construct the Nile bridge at Rodda is
land, near Cairo. The contract, which Is
for f20O,O 900. was secured i'll face OF
strong continental competition.
There is great rejoicing throughout
Texas that the red ant of Guatemala
is so effectively killing the weeYil IN the
cotton boil. These little fighters will
add S50,0o0,0000 il value during the
current year to the cotton plants in that
state.
Statistics show that in the past twenty
or thirty years, New York has lost much
ground in the export trade, relatively to
outside ports Its shipments of wheat
and corn m 1881, for instance, were 90
per cent of the country's entire exports,
whereas in 1903 the ratio was only II
per cent.
1t is said that Robert Fitzsimmons will
go back to the blacksmith's forge if he
can find horsemen enough to pay puSil-
list prices for hOrseshoeing. But Robert
may find that while he has been punch
ing for glory champions have been grow
ing up in his old business who know how
to shoe horse much better than he
knows how TO punch the champion of
the prize ring.
Russian surgeons say that the Jara-
nesc rifle bullets. while possessing a
great fnal of stopping power, make
small. dean holes, which can be treated
easily, and give excellent opportunities
for the early recovery of the wounded
unless some vital organ is pierced There
have been many cases of recovery after
the ntestines have been penetrated IN
terestmg contributions To surgical science
will follow the ending of hoStilities.
Friends Of Albert j. Adams, the mii-
louaire policy king" imprisoned At
Sing Sing. say there is little improve
meut in his condition. Ever since he
was refused a pardon he has been suf-
fering from melancholia. 1t viii he re-
membered that he was taken from New
York TO Sing Sing April -, 1903, as a
result IF the crusade against policy play
ing by District Attorney Jerome and
Capt. T.. n. Goddard, president Of the
Anti-policy society.
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because he believes that some Of his
property in Omaha. Ncb.. has been I'M
Justly taxed George a. JoSlyn, The mil.
lonaire president of the Western News
paper Union. has boarded mp the win
dows OF the mansion he recently built
there ut a cost OF several hundred thou
sand dollars. turned his cows into the
grounds which landscape artists from
New York were sought 10 hcautify and
gone with his family to Saratoga, \. y,
10 reside permanently.
Romantic in the extreme has hecn the
career of Baron Iyycden, who has Just
arrived with 4 parliamentary party from
England to tour this country BY 20
ing on the stage when a boy he offended
his father. an ariStocratic clergyman.
The youth came to America ana became
a waiter in a Rowcry restaurant. Next
he was 4 fisherman down in North Caro-
lima. and when he tired of that life he
worked his way back 70 England and
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