Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-11-03

three cages Of lions, tigers and leopards.
The men hired wagon from livery
barn aud drove to the car They broke
| the seals and loaded the cages into their
| wagon. They then hauled their circus
to the barn and returned for more ami
mails. This line they were seen by
! railroad Waterman, who notified the po-
nee ana LaRose was captured after
chase Of several blocks Warren was ar
rested later The animals belonged to Il
! carnival company which was passing
| through Omaha.
| Miss Anna Kline, a trained nurse,
| said nj ST. Louis that she believes John
| {. Crocker, who is said to have lured
her 10 that place by promising to wed
her. and who married her and subSt.
quently deserted her at the Union sta
ton after obtaining $1,000 from Nor.
used personal magnetism to swindl,,
| her.
He was Il stout man. not tall, with
light blue eyes and brown hair" Miss
Kline said, in describing Croker. when
he looked directly at me- he opened his
eyes wide and fastened them on mine.
Whom he shook hands | noticed slight
tmgling sensation. Afterwards he told
me he had New York friend who was
magnetic healer, and who used storage
batteries concealed under his clothes
TO play the races. | have wondered
since if Mr.. Croker did not use some
device of that kind"
There appeared before Magistrate
Steincrt in the Tomhs police court OF
New York a good looking woman. who
gave the name of Mrs. Augusta Bren-
ming, 33 years old. She was charged
with hgamy. She chccrfully admitted
having four husbands alive from nom,
OF whom she was divorced, and she said
she took turns in living with them. She
was held in $1,000 bail. Mrs Brenning
said she married her various husbands
20 get rid of them as they were all
SO struck with her cooking that they
bothered her to death. The four huS
bands. according to the prisoner, are:
Henry kochlcr of Waterbury, Conn.
whom she married ten years ago: Frank
Newman. painter; Phillip Feitzen-
berger. an ironworker, and OTTO 4. Mil
New York Miller and Newman were in
court and when the former was asked
for IN opinion as to his wife's cooking,
he admitted that she was Il dandy
cook
After an absence of sixty-fve years
Frank Bookwalter. millionaire of
homn in Nttir, In5 nv 9 g. ~ T'S e "'t
nrts v.os fo rnrn,nr I'M t,nt -
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his grandfather and Ia ,y,s "i,,iu5!.
| with II an rho innrstnu H. I,,,,,,,"I !,
Innd il fcn intn n crncL nf ti -,
stems The bov's nnrents war, tn,,.
| when tbry moved ia 0Lin Tbc hov L,t
! his own way Ia make ana soon 1ryrlomnj
| n love for mechanics As 81 youry nan
| he produced some inyentious and now, Le
! is several times a millionoirr
! Last week he came hack m his hn,.
! hood home His business and his wealth
! had not made him forget tbe LOST dim,
aud as soon as he got Ia The old homo
| he offered n man a dollar IN ,,ef II
croWhar was brought. the stone stems
were lifted from their foundations and
the dime was recovered. One side of il
was black. but the other was unfair
uishrd.
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