Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-02-24

Lizzie IendletOn, daughter OF l3aNid
pendleton, full-blood Cheyenne Indian
of Lawton, Okla, was robbed If Il robe
which was ornamcnted with 1900 elk
teeth and valued at $1,000.
Alleging that his wife turned back the
hands of the clock for the purpose OF
delaying his meals and provoking INN.
i. T, Childer~ of WaNahaehie, Tex. has
instituted a suit for divorce against his
wife.
Having a premonirion that lie was
needed in Pana, ILL.,, 6. V. Penwcll OF
Chicago arrived there Just few minutes
before his son, &, Tut penwell, secre-
tary of the PenweIl Coal company, was
killed 10y a locomotive. The Younger
Mr., Penweil was - years old, one of
the best known coal mine operators in
the state.
The neryicSt woman in Texas resides
in the city of I'll Paso. Mrs. a. Quirk of
that city is the proprietor of Il hotel. and
discovered II Mexican trying to effect an
entrance into her property She took Il
shot AT the intruder, and when he did not
move fast enough she threw the gun
away and proceeded to kick the son of
Moutczuma downstairs. He was later
arrested.
Hearing her sweetheart telling young
woman in another town, over the tele-
phone, of his love for her, Miss Bessie
Frazier, ii telephone exchange operator
at iumpaSas. Tex, shot and killed her.
self. Miss Frazier CHANGED to make
connection on the line her sweetheart
used in calling up her rival, AID lis
tened 70 the conversation.
Because he W. u naval uniform and
! had seen eighteen years service, John
J Walsh of Chicago, who took part as
gulnttrs mate in the battle of Manila
/ bay. escaped trial on the charge Of
horse stealing nj Louisville Ky. The
! Indictment was dropped because he had
! heretofore horne a good reputation and
! had an honorable discharge from the
! navy.
Riding eight miles on the pilot Of au
engine was the experience of Il steer of
the herd Of J. l., Harrington Of Wyo-
coma, Wis. The locomotive of freight
train, after il pulled out of Wyocena,
ran into the herd of cattle killing four
! teen Of the animals and injuring six,
| When the train reached Portage one of
the steers was found on the pilot The
animal had suffered Il broken leg and
had to he shot.
Shoppers in the heart of Philadelphia
were amused to see 81 harnsSed looking
! man, GREATNESS from his efforts to shake
| oH his pursuer, dash through the streets.
| followed by "a youth with leAthern lungs
/ shouting: Pay for the suit you were
! married III The bounded man. WHO
said he was f. +. Wallace, had his ter
! mentor arrested, and the latter was
/ fined Sth30, though Wallace admitted
owing the tailors bill
4 Louis O'Deal. coored aged 0S, living
/ IN East 81. Louis. called upon Chief
/ I'urdy and requested the arrest of James
/ Garth, colored aged 20 O'Deal stated
that Garth offered him $50 for ten
weeks board, and that after two weeks
hc learned that Garth was such hearty
cater that he was losing money. O'Deal
says he offered Garth S2S to leave, but
he refused. Garth is quoted MS saying
that he likes Mrs. O'DcarS cooking 50
we'll that he is going to stay
After a courtshlp of only one dav,
Miss Blanche Il. kingery of Carroll.
Ill, n missionary under the American
Sunday school union, was married to
Rev. Charles T.. Carroll pastor of the
Methodist church Of Homer. Neb Some
years ago, while attending school at
Evanston, Ill, Rev. Carroll aud Miss
kingery were students together but
were unacquainted with each other.
Both Miss kingery and Mr.. Carroll are
IN Omaha attending the American sun
day School convention, and met Sunday
for the first time \ brief courtship fol-