Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-06-01
BRIEF NOTES OF
GENERAL INTER EST

Because she was not .,~-mTffed T0 gr.eT.-''
qate on account of ha~ing attended
dance contrary TO the school rules. Miss
Sadie McGinnis of Danville. Ky.
brought suit against the Campbell Ha-
german Female college for $4,000 dam
ages.
y jury in the federal court has re-
turned verdict against Rev. John II
swift OF Winterset, Ia, who was tried
on charge OF using the mails to eX-
tort money from w. j. Cornell. banker
of Winterset. Swift's letters threatened
to expose alleged improper relations De-
tween. Cornell and young women in
Swift's church choir
Emperor William has n new autOmo-
bile which, while not so powerful as
some of his machines, is Il marvel OF
workmanship and intended for comfort.
1t is upholstered in red leather and little
leather pockets hanging from each side
contain all the neCessaries for smoking.
There is also Il table provided with ink.
pens and paper and small references IL
brary. The body of the carriage is paint
ed pearl gray, ornamented with gold and
blue stripes.
Two youthful explorers. Knud Rass-
musSen and his sister the latter 20 years
Old have started out from Copenha gen
Denmark on peEilous trip They are
students of ethnography and are going
to Smiths Sound to find an Esquimaux
tribe which is reputed to have never
come i'll contact with civilization. Their
only attendant is an EsquimauX. They
will travel in dog sledges and will de.
pend for food upon shooting. They hope
| To reach the Canadian mainland some
time i'll 1908.
The mystery of the alleged pursuit of
| Marie Love Of Atlanta, by Raymond
Trusloe. a reputed Chicago millionaire
was exploded when the detectives work
ing on the case reported Trusloe a myth
and the whole affair the result Of
practical joke played on the family by
three young friends of the girl. The de-
tectives have been taken off the case and
no further effort will be made to locate
the Chicago owner of the millions who
is now believed to exist only in the
| imaginati0ns of the jokers.
j. W. Murray, 50 years old. of San
Bernadno, Cal. died of thirst among
the lava beds of the Old Dads noun
er by Indian trailers. =
In his deirium Murray had tied his
undergaments 10 dead tree. torn his
outer clothes into shreds, clawed his face
and had worn away his finger nails in
frantically digging into the hard lava
for water.
For forty years Murray had prospected
on the desert and was familiar with
its dangers.
Col. Billy Ginty of Chippewa Falls is
springing a new gag ON members of the
Wisconsin colony in Washington. The
tale has to do with the recent senatorial
election at Madison, and runs as fol
lows:
Il see that Uncle Ike Stephenson is ON
the water wagon, and l don't blame
him"
'How's that?" is the expected query
from the uninitiated.
why, he came within two votes of
being defeated for the United States Sen.
ate by Il manHattOn."
Bessie" a spaniel, is the cause of the
difference between Mr.. and Mrs. George
Il. Abrams, whose divorce suit is pend
ing in the Wayne county, Mich. court.
They both want it, and its possession is
the point both are most anxious that
the court decide. Each charges the other
with the most violent temper. \ few
days ago Mr.. Abrams left home after Il
quarrel as to the ownership of the ami
NAL. That night the wife reported to
the police that someone had kidnapped
the dog, and since then the whereabouts
Of Bessie has been a dark mystery.
The first eagle seen in the neighbor-
hood of Philadelphia in hfty-twO years
was killed in Germantown. Il suburb. by
George White. after it had tried to carry
off calf and had attacked him. White
was sitting in his yard when he saw the
eagle. He hurried into the house. got
gun. and fired at a distance of only thir
~ Yards. The bullet wounded the bird
in the wing. With a scream the eagle
released the calf and flew at White.
Using his gun as club w hlte struck
the bird over the head as it reached him
and then beat its skull in as it lay fiut-
tering on the ground.
we advise our men against the wear
iu~ Of neckries and fashionable hats Yet
We dn not see our way clear tn make
this Il test Of fellowship. At the same
time We urge our members to guard
AGAINST giving offenSc. according to Ro-
mans /. - and |. Corinthians Y. 32-;53.
This recommendation made by tho stand
Ing committee If the Duukard national
conference was rejected by the body Of
the house AT Los Angeles because il WIS
not stringent enough. II Is possible THAI
the DunkartlS may pass rnle before
the close If the session making the wear I
Ing of a nccktie a bar To membership
+. : Martin of New StraitSville. rep
teSantative in the Legislature from Perry
county. Ohio. reached his home after
a three weeks tramp from New York.
Martin. a wealthy coal operator, Went
10 New York several months ago in
palace ear for the benefit Of his health. I
On his return lee walked every inch q
the way. believing that the tramp would
10 him good.
Martin was an aspirant for the Repub- |
lean congressional nomination IN the
Eleventh district last summer. tie Is
hrother-in-law Of Arthur |. Norys. the
Taft manager. and Is a member Of the
state taxation commission
President Roosevelt has received from
a little girl named Mary Wagner a
letter pleading for the pardon Of her
stppfather. John Allison. who was ar
rested and convicted in Michigan a mum
her of years ago Of bank robbery, and
had served six years in the penitentiary
when he escaped. since which time he i
said Ia have been living an exemplary
life. Some weeks ago he was Cearrestetl |
.,,a s,vaiu committed TO the Jackson /