Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1906-01-10
BRIEF NOTES OF
GENERAL INTEREST

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Excessive cigarette smoking has made
Morris Kavanaugh of Springfield, Mass,
insane. He is % years old.
The members Of the faculty at Rad
cliffe college have prohibited girl stu
dents from wearing trousers in their the
atrical productions
x. C. Alton, q druggist of Toledo, O.,
shot ard killed himself in bed. He is
believed TO have done the deed While
suffering from Il nightmare.
Mrs Clara Leidy of West Brighton.
n Y, is in a hospital horribly injured
and may die. following a furious attack
made upon her by a supposedly mad cat
In his annual address e the London
Salvation army, Gen. Booth attributes
the last seven years he has been a strict
vegetarian.
There are more jobs to fill in Cincin-
matt than Democrats who voted at the
last Democratic primary. The new adj
ministration is in a quandary as result
and lucrative positions are going begging
awaiting the discovery of more oil the
faithful.
Tagged Subject to examination and
APPROVAL Arthur and Clyde Slamal,
who ran away from their home in Red
lands. Cal, were sent to their parents by
express, G.. o. D., by the Los Angeles
police. The parents paid the express
charges.
A kiss is an assault So decided City
Prosecutor Emile w. Hemes of st.
Paul, Mimi, who caused the arrest of G..
b. Muller on complaint Of Miss Mary A.
Lauder, WHO says Muller stopped her on
the street and caressed her. Muller
pleaded guilty and signed a peace bond.
Thomas w. Lawson has accepted an
invitation to speak at the annual ban
Quet Of the Creve Occur club at Peoria,
ILL.,, and now that he has announced that
he will criticise the system" leading
members are attempting to get him ont
the programme. y row IN the club has
resulted.
For unique banquets and carnlyais the
third annual muskrat feed of the Monroe
(Mich.) Yacht club marked a record.
Visiting yachtsmen from all the principal
ports along the string Of lakes attended.
Fully 800 sat down to the banquet of
y
Opera house.
A diamond worth 5000 was found i'll
a vat at the Knorr Paper works at 10
komO, Ind. Leslie Hosterier, who found
1t, sold it at a saloon for % cents, and
James Leslie, the bartender, sold it at a
jewelry store for 1925. The diamond
probably found its way to the mill in
caSt-Off clothing.
In order to save the lives of Mrs. An
toinette Tolla and Anna Valentino, the
two murderesses who are under death
sentence in the county jail at Hacken-
sack, n. j., a bill will be introduced at
the opening of the New Jersey Legisla
ture providing for the abolition of CAPT
tai punishment in that state.
John Horn of Bellefontaine, O., was
divorced just one week ago, and then he
sued his eX-Wife'S parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Haines, for heavy damages for al
ienation of her affections. To-day he
withdrew the damage suit and secured a
license to remarry the wife he divorced.
All the parties are large land owners.
A great sensation has been caused n
Rome by the elopement Of Il daughter
of Count Lutti of Treviso, 10 years old,
with Count Giovanni Correr, who is Us
years old Both belong to the most an
cient of the nobility. Count Lutti report
ed the elopement to the police, who sue
ceeded in arresting the couple at Venice.
Because he was worried too much over
municipal problems, and especially over
the street car franchise question, Mayor
Bellairs of Valley Junction, Ia, has re-
signed. He is II years old, and claims
that on account of his worrying over the
condition OF affairs and because the
council insists on holding it's sessions at
night, he loses needed sleep.
Martin Green of Worcester. Mass,
millionaire, world famous civil engineer,
and q brother of Andrew Haswell Greer,
has announced his engagement to Mrs.
Ella Sampson of Wareham, the widow
If Joseph Sampson, formerly of Denver
and Chicago. Mr.. Green is rs years old.
Mrs. Sampson is II. The engagement is
the result OF a friendship of forty years.
Having brought suit against his aged
father to recover $50, which he said he
had lent to him, Roy II. Leach of Chi
cago testified in open court that he hated
his parent. AS his son testified to the
hate he felt for him. the elder Leach.
who is a real estate dealer leaned for