Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-10-05


a distance, in some places, Of about 200
miles The total population is estimated
| to number about 100000. all of the
| African race.
BRIEE NOTES OF
| GENERAL INTEREST
Three barrels Of sauerkraut AMI 500
pounds Of wienerwuerst distributed at
noon and the presence of Coy. Cummns,
| who made an address. marked the cee-
bration of sauerkraut day at Ackiey la.
Gov. Cummins spoke from Il platform
erected on Main street 60 an immense
crowd.
4 cigarette dropped accidently into the
/ pocket of the jacket OF Miss Pauline
! auckland. 4 l6-year-old girl while She
WAS riding on Il crowded car ut Joliet
H., set fire To her handkerchief. She
eXtinguished the blaze before much dam
| age was done. The accident started the
story that some high explosive had been
dropped into the girls pocket by I'M An
archist.
The superintendent Of tho Sycamore
cred Terry Wickham, aged 10 50 bright
that he promoted him from the fifth to
the seventh grade The board Of etluca-
ton refused 10 recognize the promotion
and DIR. w. Ill. Wickham, the hoy's
father brought mahdamus proceedings
against the board A similar ease is
unknown.
/ Seized by their wedding guests MS they
! left the church in which they had just
been married. MIR. and Mrs Fierman
kesler were handcuifed and forced to
| parade the business district of Wabash,
Ind, They were compelled to enter
stores and shake hands with the pro-
| priet0rs before they were permitted 10
return to the brides home for the recep-
ton. The bride WAS Miss Marie Hips
| kind.
The will Of Paul H. Hacke, a wealthy
art coun0sseur, who died several weeks
ago, has been filed for probate After
| having lived his life a bachelor. MIR.
Hacke offers, as an inducement to his
two male relatives, his entire fortune
Of more than Sl.O00000 provided they
have children, In ease they fail Co have
heirs the entire estate Is To be divided
between the Nestm0reland hospital al
Greensbur. the st Paul Orphan asylum
of Butler and the Grace Reformed
church Of Pittsburg
Twenty primitive Baptist churches in
Georgia commonly known as hard SHELF
have been declared anathema because
they have installed pipe organs. This
action was taken by the governing body
of the hard shells" The churches cen
snred have membership of about 5000
The governing body says that III putting
IN organs the churches were following
the prompiings Of the devil and not az
God, aud that true christians can NJ
longer hold them in fellowship.
Fresh from medical college Dr 4 N
thony Lehman settled Ia Austen H..
! and hung out his sign seven years ago.
| Ills first professional call WIS 10 tl,e
! Baker family, where he attended Genrgf
| Baker in his last Illness and helped the
widow 90 settle M bis affairs.
! The acquaintance of the widow and
| the doctor thus begun so developed la
seven years that they slipped away Il
| few days ago TO Minneapolis, and, after
! being secretly married. returned 10 this
! city. The doctor is IS and his wife 10.
4 new poison squad is to lie created
| by DR. Wiley, the chief chemist Of the
department Of agriculture, for the pur-
I pose of determining the tvholesomeuess
/
! The inquiry is the result of 81 request
! from the war department for informa-
I ton regarding the different varieties Of
nerated drinks that are sold al army
canteens.
Dr. Wiley viii select class Of young
| men upon whom ne will experiment with
: the drinks usually sold at soda fountains
aud in pop bottles 10 determine the ef
| feet, whether deleierious or otherwise.
/ one physician, II paddock. u whistle.
! coin, and three children. not 20 mention
| six parents, had an interesting time for
| three hours.
] First the 2-ycar.oid child Of Mr. and
: Mrs. Murray Wetzcl Of Gas City. Ind.
| swallowed Il paddock Then the daughter
of Fred Glass swallowed a J-cent piece.
and, for third circumstance, the J-yeaf-
J old son Of Charles Lorin swallowed
| tin whistle.
The six parents are recovering from
their fright the children will recover.
and the physicians fr0wns are giving
! way to a pleasant expression ut the hu-
NOR Of il all aud the probable fees.
| A train Of locomotive aud four cars
Oh tle new eleven mile cutoff of the Bal
tilnorc q Ohio railroad from Creston, o.,
IL Sullivan sank out of sight
! Only by jumping did the train or, IS
escape death III tlse treacherous o7tih II
the great fill AZ almost the Same INC
ment long stretch Of highway. cut
ting under the railroad tracks half
mile from where the train disappeared
dropped fifteen feet below tine surface
of the surrounding land.
Tho crust over an underground lake,
the existence Of which has been sus-
pectcd for years is suppo, ed "a have
broken.
I
A celebration Of the annual German
day without beer WIS the n8ycl expert
ment tried ct kewaunee, III.
The celebration proved the most. sue
ce-ssfnl event Of the kind yet held IN
western Illinois. The parade. more than
one mle long. was witnessed by great
crowds in the business district
Judge Girtcn 81 the Municipal court
u Chicago and J.. F. Wolf If peiria