Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-09-14

=, ''Siii"'h NoethlhS 81 ShehOXgan lost
the hearing In one ear when som, one
rang him NJ on the telephone while he
had the receiver up, preparing e. call
number. The ear drum was bro,ru hy
the vibration
Mrs. Anna Brush appeared in the po-
lice court ut Evansville. Ind. aS n Wit
ness When she took the stand she was
chewing gum Take thar gum out of
Your mouth or 60 to jail" commanded
the police Judge. |. q, Wmfrey The
""man obeyed.
Mrs. Addie Thomas of Paris. H.. has
| brought suit fer divorce from Calvin
Ih"naS on the ground that she made "a
mistake i'll the brother she was 10 il...-
rE. She thought he was Alvin. Calvins
| tWm brother. c*he alleges. They were
married YEAR ago.
Il. +. FerIill. a farmer living near
Danylle, Ky. came near being killed
by bees, which flew into his mouth while
he was taking honey from IL hive and
stung him i'll the throat So severely that
physicians had To work over him for sew
rral hours The swelling almost caoked
the man. and ii viii he several days be
tore lie 10 able 10 take solid food
\ record in the way of the .umber Of
beneticiarics named in Il life insurance
policy was made when Emory Willis. It
farmer living four miles west of Peters
burg, Ind, took out Il policy in favor Of
his ten children, all of whose names be
gin with r. and were recorded aS
follows: Rczeei7, Rufus. Ruth, Russia
Roso, Robert. Roosevelt, Ralph, Righ's
eous and RoXey.
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,.'torSe huSstli. aged ~ 81 blue
MODS MODS ln., visited H4iiydaySbnrg to
S 20, ulciI el"Sed us doors IN september
ben.d NV i u,iit e';,nh wien he
irSt ~. I,d '' ha,r mi" i" ti' was liz
had ;,% hi. no..og,an ,,,t; Gi'" ~
nosit fSfs~S3OoO tir narnings - :, ia.
time lie hroke down and wont Gha g.,
child.
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IF I,,,.I1 n"i'i'u ; III ME- EGN"'u
i,;t tl"d - i'Ii'Gi''i ~ b"i lle ulN1l'r
Na,,,i,at - i'tn" u "S" NJ
IN ,{rns uere ;vin., in 1n,in,, '.!,,1 ,t
tue King was present. Attracted Inv
Mrs. Browns beauty. the King asked
that she be presented ut court. Browi,
objected, and his wife being anxious To
be presented, an estrangemcnt followed.
If the young people of Eau Claire de-
sire la spoon in the future they must
do it in their own homes or face the dis
pleasure of the city council
This threat is the result of a recent
agitation against the nightly scenes of
ihrtauons and spoohlng IN the parks and
Now So'lle intl'''t1h ~ " the coullcii pro-
i ~ H., - ,is5a;,'' N'''@ Po''io
"'''''' '' ''''','e nv
~,
ne SioflcSt VII on RECORD II that ca
Ut Alhert Il. Lyman. winch WAS mel
Tor probate IN the orphans court IN
Baltimore. WITH one sentence, Il give
everything to my Wife the testator dis
posed OF his entire estate, and then.
fearing complications might arise to give
Ills wife trouble~fn administering the eS-
couich containing Jdst tour words anu
making more goHlplete the one sentence
III the WILL me codici re''uS' Ahd
i"iue her eA"cuttlN'
DeSn0ndent because she could not
| masteh the English language. Goldle
Goldenhcrg. aged % years. jumped INFO
the st. Joseph river i'll an attempt to
!
policeman saw the girl go down and
jumped IN after her in time ~ make a
rescue. The girl was taken 10 the coun-
| " jail and was turned over to the Assoc
;,' 80 WI N''is IA " iot"i i'''oi3 ny
nus ms 80 s'nn 't.nusii in""'S !" pr"N'Qe Tor
''e' return 10 aNuSS"'
The homeward rush of Americans who
j have spent the summer in Europe il
now At its height and all records for
the number nf passengers carried by the
. transatlantic steamship lines have been
| broken Nine steamships arriving in one
day lantsNl II total of 3l43 first and sec
nnd cahifr f''ssS2ngerS. the greatest num-
her ever recorded in a smErg day at
New York, Steamship officials Of all
lines say thar the summer traVei abroad
has been unprecedented. The rush viii
likely keep up until far into October.
Baril. the motleg If Jumbo. an rl,-
plant over 2,O wars Of age. saved tho
life of man M Wheeling. W IN
freight train was wrecked near MORGAN.