Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-05-19

MS "He persisted IN moving from tie
country to savanna.
Mrs Anna Depew, a distant relative
LOT Senator Depew, celebrated her one
hundred and first birthday at Upper
Sandusky, o., the other day.
Twenty county jail prisoners at Wash
lington, Pa, composing the squad used in
cleaning the public buildings, went on
strike and refused to work until supplied
| their daily allowance of tobacco.
Charles Alban, a Roumanian, living at
Terre Haute, Ind, provided tent for
| the guests at his wedding and served
two calves, 100 chickens. 1900 bottles of
| beer and 100 gallons of wine at the feast.
| A jury i'll the Kane county court fixed
| $500 as the value of finger tip. Miss
Emma Kell sued for 5000. She lost the
end of a finger while feeding IA printing
press. The jury held that $500 was suf-
ficient recompense
Prof" Gray. side acrobat from
Madison, Ind, was probably fatally in
Jured by landing against a tree while
making a slide from the courth Ouse dome
| at Bedford. Ind. Several of his bones
were broken and he was hurt internally
John Arnold ana his wife of AIenom-
| NEE, Mich, had quarrel over a piece
| Of string which their child refused to
give to his father and the woman. it is
alleged, went to the sheriff, complaining
| that her husband was insane and de-
handing his arrest.
| Seven dollars is the price Tyler Field.
young capitalist, had to pay in the Gin.
cinnati police court for speeding his auto
mobile while carrying Mr. and Mrs
| Nicholas LOngworth recently. He
might have been fined $40 and costs. but
as this was his first offense he was given
| the minimum fine.
Former President Cleveland tried the
| sensation of driving mt top speed in a
fast automobile whiZZed over Meadow
| boulevard, tivemile level stretch at At
lantic City at clip which equaled some
| thing like a nile 4 minute. The former
president at the end of the run ejacu-
lated: That's lively SPORT
| In order to settle the estate of Mrs
Ella Sargent Cove of South Weare, n
| H., her relatives found it necessary to
| dislnter the woman's body. Mrs. Cove
| had kept her bank book in the pocket of
wrapper which had been placed on the
body for burial. When the disinterment
was made the bank book was found.
| Twenty-one students of Butler college
| at indianapolis, Ind, were suspended as
| the result of an escaDade when a num-
Der of students appeared before che home
| of Prof. ii. Il. Moore and when he APP
| peared at Il window threw several buck
| cts of water on him and one brick was
| thrown through the window. The stu
| dents objected to some new rules laid
down by the professor.
You are good man and you have
steady nerve, bnt you are smoking too
many cigars They will hurt you. If
| you will agree to refrain from the OBJ
noXious habit altogether | will make
| you present of $500" said Il. II. Har-
riman to his chauffeur, f. A. Lathe. The
bargain quickly was closed, and Mr..
Hartman drew his personal check for
$500 and handed it to Lathe.
! News comes from Gleason, Tex. that
| Thomas Carlton, we'll known farmer
| in that vicinity. has died as the result of
an encounter with bees. The bees had
| swarmed on a limb, which Carlton at
tempted to cut; He got too close TO
| face and head. Death came in few
| hours. Physicians think he probably
| burst a blood vessel in fighting the bees
| Patrick Brennan who killed the wom-
| an he was engaged to marry in Lead
| vile. Colo, has escaped the gallows by
a decision of the Colorado supreme court.
| The judges reversed the lower courts
and ordered a new trial. enunciating the
principle that the question of drunken
ness is material in determining the de.
gree of crime and whether the person
was capable of premediation. The court
| held that drunkenness i'll some cases is
an excuse for crime.
| Irvington. town near Nashville. H..
| is Ggitated over Il report that at the re-
cent school election there were several
| instances of Illegal voting by women.
! The fight was close. carriages were out.
and almost every woman in the district
awaited herself of the opportunity to
vote. 1t is said now that several who
did so We're under the legal age. 4
contest being threatened, several who
| took a strenuous part in the campaign
now wish they hadn't.
I'VE, the jury. find that Lonise Paint
err, who was killed by Automobile Driver
| c. ]. Blythin. came to her death through
no fault of the driver
This verdict was returned by the cor.
oner's jury in Minneapolis which inves.
| tigated the killing of little Louise Paint
| er on April ~ by an automobile owned
and operated by c. J. Blythn. secre-
tary of the Barber Milling company.
Mr. Blythin was so shocked by the ac-
cident that his hair turned gray in
night.
| BY the decision of jury in the circuit
court at Bloomington. Ill.,. the other
day, the cult of spiritunlism loses n he.
quest of S250.000 by the late !. L. Crun,-
baugh, banker of Leroy. Crumbaugh's
will directed that this sum of money
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