Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-03-10

help, and physician was called who
did what lie could for The man. but it is
feared that the victim will not recover
John GALLAGHER, who Dropped dead in
New crk last Thursday, sent to Miss
Elizabeth FeathcrstaRc. friend in
Wilkes Iialre post card on which was
TIE picture of coffin ou which he had
written:
"Do not think / ann dead because
do not write. My busy hours are from
two to i0uT
\ telegram announcing his death ar
rived at WllSeS-Bawe before the post
card Miss Eeatherstonc who, with
several other friends, returned after 0t-
tending the funeral states that he died
between and / o'clock IN the after
noon.
Joseph W, Maxwell, attorney for the
Hobart Sheercr estate ut Denver, is
about to file a curious petition in County
Judge McCallS court in that city sheer
er, upon being told he was fatally ILL.,
made provision for child he expected
to he born. Shecrer died. and instead %
one child there Were twins. The will
provided that the child, If hoy, should
nave tWo-thirdS Of the estate and the
widow one-third; If a girl. SHE should
have onc-thud and the widow two-thirdS.
What share will the twins, one boy
and the other a girl. have. is the quey
ton Attorney Maxwell wants Ia ask
Judge Mccall.
Mary Fautz Of WhitehouSe. o.. Inns
been restored mentally and physically by
bullet which she fired into her hraiu
with suicidal intent. Some months az"
Mrs. Fautz. having grown morosc and
melancholy, tried TO die by shooting in
the head. The bullet went into il a con-
siderable distance penetrating the brain.
l'r. Jacob of Whitehouse prohcd for il,
and being unable To find il sent her to
tho asylum at Toledo on account Of her
previous unbalanced mental condition.
She was discharged from the asylum
cured. The bullet viii remain where il
IS in her brain, as there is no apparent
reason for removing it,
Miss Susan Bradley, reputcd to have
the smallest feet of amy Young woman ia
Cincinnati. was married this week to
Allen T.. tonkling at the home of her
mother When it became known that
Miss bradley was 10 we'd public atten-
uon was called To the tiny shoes she
Wore, aud it Is said that seven pairs of
the immature footwear nre packed in
the trunk that goes with the bridal
couple on their wedding trip, Aside from
her feet the bride is of normal size. being
about > feet : inches tail and weighing
perhaps l25 pounds. At the wedding
souvenirs representing tiny slippers were
furnished by old friends of the family.
The marriage of William Nelson Of
kingtshcr o. r.. aud Mrs Hettie Me
Carly of HenucSsey marks the conclu-
sion of a romance commenced in WiScoh.
sin fifty years ago.
They were schoolmntcS and sweet
hearts in the Badger state, hut drift
ed apart when Nelson went To the war
IN 1861. After he was mustered ont
he drlttcd to the west. aud never re-
turned 10 his old home Both married
aud have families of grown children.
Both of them came to oklahoma soon
after the territory was opened 10 set
tIement. but they had not met until
quite recently. Then the old flame was
renewed, and the wedding was the ST.
QueL
James Osborn. aged n. is being
sought by his friends in Alton. Ill.,, who
desire to rectiGy n mistake which
caused linn To leave 81. Louis, il is said.
under the misrepresentation that he was
being sued for divorce. when he il not
married. \ suit for divorce was filed ina
the city court against james Osborn.
| Deputy Sheriff Russell did not know that
| the defendant WIS negro and as he
could find only one James Osborn III Al
ton. he served the summons on that one.
Il white man. AftcrWard friends of Os-
born made him believe that he had mar.
ried while he was intoxicated. and that
his wife was seeking alimony. Osborn
said he WAS only earning 81 80 Il day.
and concluded to leave the city The
other James Osborn has been found
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