Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-09-21
BRIEF NOTES OF
GENERAL INTEREST

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That there is no money in furnishing
hogs and pigs with glass eyes, mending
their broken limbs or giving them false
teeth is seen in tue announcement of the
failure of Howard :. Kimmell of Tidn.
o., who filed petition in bankruptcy in
the United States district court The
debts are $50, ala and the assets Sll ,l0T.
hlmmelfs business was to set glass eyes
in hogs that had come in contact with
corncobs, and otherwise doctor them M.
Because the alligators in double
fenced cage in the city park at Marion,
Ind, have shown fondncsS for dogs
the hoard OF public works of this city
has decided to put muzzles on them a
few weeks ago an inquisitive poodle
succeeded in some way IN getting into
the inclosure and barked at the reptiles
He was snapped un and killed by big
Joe and his three companions aud then
eaten. The same thing happened again
Sunday with another pet dog.
Dragged 10 the light after being shut
for over thirty years behind the barred
windows and doors of the store OF the
late john $. Wheeler. merchandise OF all
sorts was put up at auction nj Cole
brook. \, y, before crowd of over
Il thousand persons. Very high prices
were paid for everything,
Mr.. Wheeler was attacked aud robbed
NJ the store late one night over thirty
years ago. After that experience he shut
up the store and never entered II again,
nor allowed il to be opened. lie died
last spring.
The infant son Of Mr.. aud Mrs. e.
CodaIer Of Mishawaka, Ind, born tltt
other night is likely 10 become rs ca
nous for his teeth as President iioose
Welt
The attending doctor and the nurse
when looking at the infant. were amazed
to find that it was already provided with
eight teeth. four in the upper and -four
in the lower jaw
They were protruding for a safe dis.
lance, and resembcd pearls set into the
tender gums of the infant
The case is one of the rarest ever re-
corded.
4 inck rabbit nearly weeks old is
being successfully reared by eat in the
family Of William Hubbs Of Bridgeboro,
y. j. Mrs. Hubbs thinks II great deal
of her pet. which has become quite a
favorite and bunnie seems to he salts
lied with its tender care.
The jack rabbit came in Il singular
manner. The family cat WIS discovered
with "A litter Of kittens ia the wagon
shed and the kittens were summarily
disposed of in bucket of water
After recovering from Der bereavement
at losing her family the eat was found
at the Snme spot in the she'd and when
Mr.. lIubbs investigated he was surprised
to see the foster mother nursing the ral~
bit
With her bridal robes ready, the home
she was TO occupy handsomely equipped,
and the minister at the church awaiting
her coming, Mrs Fred Rothweiler pref
~ burnette of ~, is seeking in yam for
the missing bridegroom, Joseph Heisner.
captain Of the Alert Hose company aud
member Of the Iowa city fire depart
lnent.
The young man vanished on the eve of
his wedding.
Mrs. Heisuer died six weeks ago. and
the prospective new bride bad sought To
dissuade the widower from marrying
again so soon, and she now believes her
words were construed as practical re-
lection, and that her promised husband
wandered away, half crazed with grief.
Before Heisner left he gave e gold
watch TO his prospective steps0n, but
offered no hint aus 10 his approaching
fight.
There WAS curious niix-up IN royal
telegram Announcing the recent engage
meni Of Prince George Of Greece It.
Marie Bonaparte. The Grown Prince
Christian of Denmark is stopping at
Aarhus Prince George Of Greece sent
him telegram about tie rnga cement.
The Telegram was addressed:
Prince Royal AarhGs"
The disLatch was delivered Ia mer
chant Of the name Of Prins who was
stopping az the Royal hotel at Aarhus
and who 81 various occasions had re-.
ceivtd orders for bicycles from Prince
George Mr.. Prins was naturally aston
ished at the confidential telegram from
Prince George hut wired him courto-
Gus message Of congratulation.
II was not until this telegram was re-
ceivcd ty the Greek prince that the error
was discovered aud the telegram was
handed over 10 the crown prince Of Den.
mark
,ftcr waiting thirty-six years n. r.
Wheeler If Sacramento. Cal. came to
South Bend. Ind. and claimed the sweet
heart ~ his youth. Mrs. Rebecca Baer
N0hIock Hnmlnel. as his bride II was
the san Francisco earthquake and fire
that proved their love guide.
In 1871 Mr. Wheeler babe goodbye Ia
Rebecca BaeF and set his face towards
California and his dreams Of fortune.
The gold mines were bis aim. bur the
golden dreams did not realize His let
ters to the girl became shorter and far.
Their apart and finally ceased altogether
Time went by and Miss Baer became
Mrs. RebercA Raer Notebook Mr. Nnh.