Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-11-10

nuihe' VINO never in the 1ne
years OF his life had been in di ~. 'oo
Newark, o.. the other day as tbo . 80. al
OF being kicked by horse. PM sun
vigorous and had none VI the INN, vas
Prof. Maritelli. . Euronoor
; VINO has Just returned from Zou 5Stt'Nl>t
| co, reports that thousands Of oil -heAI-
sters and other poisonous lizari ~" non
themselves to death angered Inv, elNAs
cent cold wave ~ NE fe-
a spaniel attacked by mad d..
Bridgeport, Conn. was aided IN tl aoS at
| bny his chum, big gray cat owned ny
the same family. The cat was Mn, ~
the hight, and the dog, out of syn',,,, III, IL!
licked her wounds. They had pIi,,"g
brought up as puppy and kitten onI
thelr devotion was marked. As r,f,'a'
sgIptoIis developed, both were kilieJ
For three weeks Chicago has on+..
tanned princess of the blood ro,,ai
Germany, residing under a commoI,,i, w
name at the Young Women's CLrisiior,
association building and inyeStia53t, ,,,,s
me sum conditions of the Windy on
&c on the direction of the "Sociefv
Tor the Care of Girls and Young W
en- OF Germany, which is under t6a IL
rect patronage of the German Finn,
| Countess Won Wurtemberg sacrifced los
title and simply became in plain Fu,-
ilsh Miss Winkler, under which nam,
she IS known at the Y. W. c. A. rooms
in Chicago. '''llS
1t has been decided by Arcbbisbon
Moeller of Cincinnati that tbe LAX
| Spaldlng Coleman, whose funeral a+ s.
Louis Bertrand church there some siy
weeks ago was prevented by Bishop NJ.
Cioskey,, was entitled to the last rites
OF the church. The reason given by the
bishop for his action was that tha Da.
minican Fathers had not asked his brr-
MISSION to bury the deceased in mcolSa-
Grated ground. The funeral from fLe
church was prevented in a spect9r,Ilar
manner. 1t is understood the archbiSbon
has ordered that requiem mass be SAID
and that the grave in Cave Hill he
| blessed.
Impressed with the idea that he haI
revealed secret work of the Masonic fra.
| ternlty III a dream and that he was
marked for assassination, j. c. Hudson
committed suicide at Joplin. Mo. by
drinking carbolic acid and cutting his
throat. The first known of his ballucina-
ton was when he told it to the physician
called to attend him. He declared that
he had learned Masonic secrets and that
! this was known to members of that or
ganization. Every member. he believed.
had sworn to kill him, and the only es-
! cape from assassination was through
suicide. Hudson was 80 years old. He
leaves Il family.
Measles. whooping cough. scarlet &C.
yer, and other diseases of childhood eft
en- are advance agents of consumption
| according to DR.. II. Y. Halbert of Chi
cago, who read Il paper on 'TUberculo-
| sis at the annual meeting of the Central
Illinois Homeopathic society.
Enterocolitis in children was produc-
| tive of tubercular conditions also, he
said, as it frequently caused a wasting
away of the digestive organs Other
diseases that he regarded as leaving
! tendency TO consumption are:
| Organic heart disease. arterial sclero-
! sis, nephritis, cirrhosis of the liver, pned-
monia, and pleurisy.
Juno May. a London girl, aged %
| years, aspires to fame as a wrestler.
She weighs 252 pounds, and is 6 feet >
inches tall. Her bust measures fifty
inches, her waist thirty-three, her biceps
fourteen. and her calf sixteen.
Wrestling has been her hobby since
she was a schoolgirl of II years. She
now is training with Pierri, 1.-THE terrible
Greek" Juno says:
Father does not want me to wreste.
| in public, but | want to and mean to.
have thrown in Greco-Roman wrestling
all the women l have encountered.
am willing to challenge any woman IL
the world for $1,000"
A crowd of women, one a sister-in-
law of the victim. at East Sandy. Pa,
took Mrs. Hattie Lowry from her home,
tied her hands, painted her face with
stove polish, poured molasses over her
and gave her a coat of feathers. The
woman's assailantS led her through
neighboring railroad camp, her appear
ance causing a complete suspension OF
work. Mrs. Lowry finally was tied To-
q tree, where she remained until man
released her. -Four of the women were
arrested, pleaded guilty. and their hus-
bands paid $50 and costs for each OF
them. The prisoners said the actions OF
Mrs. Lowry brought disgrace on the
community.
The presence of mind of Gertrude i.
Williams, teacher of the Seventh grade
in the Emerson public school at Argen-
tine. Kan, prevented a panic and prob
ably loss of life the other day, when she
forced the children in her room 70 march
from the building in order. when me
children made n concerted dash for the
door, the teacher stepped ahead of them'
blocking the doorway, ana, faSlhS Hel
pointer threateningly. The foremost
children forced her against the door and
she was severely bruised. She stood
her ground, ordered them into line and
saw them march from the building safe
ly and in order. The children from the
other rooms followed. No one was hurt
The fire loss was trivial.
To hang in the great court Of the
n rt IN q
will be made which, it is believed, Will
be the largest in the world. Bids for i-
making were opened in Washn-toa'
| Monday, but no award has vt ben
made. It will be sixty feet long ny
about thirty-fve feet wide. The ta-t
is seven stories deep, the offices Of .-.
department. opening upon corridors vl.'-
overlook the court nj the bottom '.
which is the Washington city po>J"'a.
The flag which has hung in tins e"...
for several years is old and needs .s
placing. The banner will be tdAf H..