Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-11-24

viii ee W. Y. Clark. a newsh,r
shei,. h.,,s sn,' ~ VINO delivers paners 'a
.ltH houses. Clark was an NM al
lhenher Of tho legislatura ''i ~, '!ne
/ tagefs made their iirst mny.o NE cot
se-tc1eu memhers To rppre..,,, '.tT" tAey
| the administrative council L,. luit'h On
ruled. 'lty VIII be
Reese Wiggles. who claimed to,..
smallest man in the world ioj. u' Ge
inches shorter than Gen. Tom n l'4e
died recently mt Retreat. Po II NUMB,
DO years old, and most of his H. VAS
spent on the stage. He hal b,' was
hibited throughout this corutr, eA,
Europe; He was on the stage witf una
ON Ihuhn III Wales, and then ,.a,,
TO this country. He was 81 in,J,Fa H.e
! His parents died when he vas .aH-
and William u. Thomas bad w., ''lAs,
taken charge of him. '"'a
Cassius the 15-year-oid son of A.
lrma Smith, was arraigned in MS.
court at Evansville, Ind. on tI,e d, ..1e
OF stealing $40 from his mother '| -r
lad pleaded guilty. and Polio 7. Re
Winfrey turned to the mother and . UtSr
Il see you have got Il stroup nm, -Ir'a,
the boy below and give him n Ho.,,,5,'.'rr
The lad was led to the corridors -
where the mother had admini.tar..l
most 300 lashes when officers intnrf.ntS
| The boy was weak from the yyL;,',.!O.7|
and the mother exhausted. 'I'|-
DIR. III. Edward Sauer, a Chicago rl,,
stefan. is charged with criminal ot
gence in n damage suit for S25 00o at
against him by Archie l.. Dohortv Ill.,
limos board of health has also been
asked by Mr.. Doherty and his attorney
Richard Il. Burke, to disauaIify H.
Sauer from practice. DIR. Sauer is 49,
cused of negligence in performing ",
operation upon Mrs. Dohertv far a ~"
pendicitis. According to Mr. Dohartr
the physician left half "A yard Of az
sorbent cotton i'll the wound
The little daughter of Sherman Bell
adjutant general of Colorado Inns L,
named after President Roosevelt R'1
was out of town when the infant nv,
rived in Denver, and had been Informal
that it was a boy. Swollen with nr;Jn
he rushed to the telegraph onice aI'j
wired to the President:
Il have the honor to report that AIN
the father of a fine boy. Have ug,n'I
him Theodore Roosevelt Bel"
Then he hurried to Denver from, NJ;
tor 70 embrace the infant and found +,
n girl.
Young women are rapidly taking m.
places Of men in the Lake Shore ,.n
road Offices ut Cleveland. 4 few wears
ago woman was Il rarity even AZ
typewriting machine while now from
fifty to sixty are employed hy the com
pany, not only as stenographers but AS
clerks. There are fourteen women In th4
freight auditors department. eleven In
the paymaster's and five in the purcha1
ing agents. while almost every other de-
partment has two or three. Railroad men
say the scarcity of capable male halD
is the cause.
Walking ten miles, after riding many
miles in Il box car Edith Harris, aged
10. daughter of Edward Harris If
Prairie du Chen, Wis, reached Ne
Gregor, Ia, exhausted from want uf
food, but with her desire to see neF
grandmother fulfilled. Editl'S papa
promised to take her to see her grand
mother. Then it was impossible for him
to go. Not to be thwarted. she secretnl
herself in Il box car. When the freight
reached Clayton, Ia. she was hungry
and blue with cold She started to walk
ten miles to McGregor.
Two days after the birth of the son
of Mrs Letha Highly at Wabash Ind.
small red spot appeared upon the LETT
side of the child's face. Gradually this
spot has enlarged, until now at the age
of five months it has completely covered
the left side of the face and the neck,
the red color making that side of the
child's face appear like that of an In
uIan. The child is healthy. with alb
solutely no apparent harmful result Of
the change of color. Members of the
Wabash County Medical associa ton DIFF
fer as to the cause. Some claim death
will result if the transformation is not
checked. They have decided to summon
| specialists
Eight tons maidens are delaying all
work on the new S2.000000 federal
building at Cleveland, O.
Them statoOs is too fat" said visit
or from Kansas, as he prOWled around
the building, which now is nearly under
| roof.
The statues have too much embon-
point" retorted the United States lnSpec-
tor to the supervising architect, The re-
port went to Washington and came 4ach
again with the request that few nun
bred pcrnds be clipped off the maideiS'
| make 'em more petite. said the hSprc
tor. So work has been stopped WHle
the eight statues. two on each corner
are taken down and put through
course of anti-fat sprouts under 'D'
chisel.
In the midst of trial in Justice
| Boyer's court at Evanston. ILL.,, frrtaN|'
IA man staggered into the room win
case of beer on his shoulders aud "s'
posted it on the clerks desk.
There's your suds, jedge, he S5'l
The court was astonished, amazed a'.
lthunderstruck Also dumtounded, a-H">.
and hagrined.
two policemen approached the bar uet
left feet automatically seeking l"''
rail that wasn't there.
The man. a driver for August B"dl.
beer dealer, said an order with 'Hr Ja>
tees signature had been received Jog
the beer.
Forgery" shouted the conr'. A""'
with it,
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