Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-06-02
BRIEF NOTES OF
GENERAL INTEREST

/ GENERAL INTEREST 5
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The opening of Riverview park. Chi
cago, was marked 10y two unique
events. The owner of the ostrich farm
gave banquet to Il few invited
friends. and the entire menu was of oS-
trich eggs which are quoted at $500 a
dozen. They are said TO be appetizing
In consequence of what is said to have
been Il rigid examination on the bible.
freshmen of Maryville college, at Knox
VILE Tenn, are charged with having
circulated n handful attacking Prof.
BasSett teacher of Latin. who prepared
the questions. The faculty is making
every effort to locate the guilty persons.
A horse standing calmly in the center
of an ordinary saibont as il rolled in
the waves and with the white sails iut-
tering in its face was the peculiar sight
witnessed by people on the Stephenson
dock AT Escauaba. The horse had been
placed in the boat ut the Merchants
dock aud was being taken to Stonngton
by Smith brothers of Bay de Noe town
ship.
In an address to the graduating class
of the Baltimore hospital and training
school for nurses. DIR. George Preston
said that girls who trained for n nurse
ought 10 he pretty, and if they can't be
pretty they should be as pretty as they
can. He said it is great thing for
sick man to have bright. pretty girl
put soft, white hands upon his aching
brow
Her mind weakened by the use of
ri a "a, hn
from her Imprisonment in the House of
the Good Shepherd at Peoria. Ill.,, Hidu
Irimhle, Is years old. CARRIED herself IN
trousers aud made her escape. She wau-
dered to Pekin and there was arrested.
She confessed she has existed on cigar
cites for weeks having smoked 240 in
twentN-four hours. She will he sent To
the industrial home ut Geneva.
Through the mistake Of farm hand
Mrs. Betty Berry, living near LithCpo-
lis, south of Columbus. O., lost hen
which had II record of laying two eggs
daily. Mrs. Berry suspected the fowls
of acting queerly in the manner of pro-
ducing eggs aud she locked this hen up.
She learned that her suspicious were
true aud when the hen was killed acct
dentally two fully developed eggs We're
discovered.
Holding that her chances of entering
heaven depended upon her remaining
/ married. Mrs. Susan Jones, Mormon.
! ri Omaha, is resisting the granting of
| divorce to her husband. Henry Jones
| When the case was under consideration
! Mrs. Jones attorneys told the court that
/ il is the belief of the Murmons that an
unmarried woman can not enter Heaven.
and that for the sake Of her future bliss
she will resist the divorce To the utmost.
Mrs. Samuel G.. Elliott, weighing nj
most 400 pounds, was arrested at Hunt
! ington, W. v, on warrant charging
her with inhuman treatment of step
! daughter
Well | will not go to court, said
Mrs. Elliott TO the constable. unless you
take me by force
As Mrs Elliott is practically unable TO
walk, owing 10 her portucss the officer
is haliicd. II is next 10 imposslhlc to
move her. hence the situation As puzzliuG
An investigation by Or w. II. Abing
/ ton of the 4 rgeuta (Arkl board of health
into the death of A. :. Roberts. jewel
~ peddler revealed that Roberts had
tried Ia live on 10 cents worth of ice
cream day and had starved to death.
| The man had theory that lee cream
contained more nourishment and was het-
ter for him than any other kind of food,
and, clinging like a maniac 10 this be
lief he wasted himself TO mere
shadow and finally died.
! Col. John Robinson Of the Robinson
| circus may bc made the defendant in a
damage suit rs result Of the antics Of
/ his hig elephant Queen at Michigan City.
| As the circus train was passing Belfast.
south Of here, Queen blew a trunkful Of
water against Charles Williamson, who
| was standing on the depot platform