Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-03-23

| ike and has appointed :. MoskcWitZ 10
make an eXhau. tive study of the SubIecr
! and reduce his findings to print. and
copies will then be distributed amol=-all
| the town chairmen of the coun.y. :;
/ appears that number of the chairmel.
from year To year have been hoo lwnked
in issuing orders for wolf bountias. fuv
hides and hides of other non-bounty ami
mails being often substituted for wolf
\ "halleIujah wedding" with workers
! of the Salvation Army as the principals,
! took place -at-AaFiaH,~ Ind. recently
| The contracting parties were Miss Ber-
| nice Watson of Cadillac. Mich. and
William Lawson of Richmond. Ind The
couple became acquainted one year ago.
! when Lawson was converted and became
| n member of the Salvation Army. in
which Miss Watson already was Il work
| er The wedding was public. but an
admission fee was charged and the pre-
| ceeds placed in the fund of the Salvation
Army.
! Wilfred Johnson Hans OpSahl. Bert
| Benson and Fred Topel reached Mari
| nette WIS, exhausted after being lost
! on Green bay in It snowstorm for thirty
! six hours. The men had been fishing
| off the whaleback and lost their bearings
! III n blizzard and wandered around half
! frozen all night. having no means of
making fire. At daylight they found
| they were in sight Of land aud managed
to get home. The bay ice is badly rotted
! and two fishermen ran sleigh into Il
/ tissure. losing all their fish and getting
! q wGtting.
| James Il. Connolly, the American au-
| thor who enlisted as Il sailor of the
| United States navy, ut the suggestion of
! President Roosevelt, for the purpose of
doing for the United States navy what
| Rudyard kiplinc lid for the British
navy. has left the service in disgust. |
| The publicity given the matter caused |
the sailors Ia fight Shy of him. Conno- |
| ly enlisted for two years as IL second |
| class Yeoman, He shipped on the battle |
! ship Alabama AT Hampton Roads early |
in January and made cruise 10 the !
naval station in Guantanamo ON the Ala |
bama.
\ monkey swallowed a diamond stud |
valued at S400 belonging to William l.. |
DockStader. proprietor and manager of |
the Garrick thcater, the leading vaude- |
vile house of Wilmington. Del.
While lie was petting a Simian mem |
Der of Wormwood's troupe that appeared |
at the Garrick this week. the animal |
! suddenly seized the stone from his tie |
and guped it down. Mr.. Dockstader |
! has suggested to Norwood that it be |
| left in the care of Manager Joseph L. |
| Gamer of the Nixon X Zimmerman |
! opera house here and himself until the |
| stone is recovered.
| Avcrrimg that her husband to whom |
! she was married before the war. treated |
/ her most uncivilly on many occasions. |
| and even mt times rcSorted TO his ear |
| trumpet as an instrument of torture. |
| and laviShel many painful whackS upon |
It1li
/ old. filed a bill for divorce in Chicago |
| She asks for Il share of her husband 5 |
! estate. amounting to $4,000. "accumu- |
! lated hy our joint effort, by my frugality. !
/ and my assistance, even as hand in the |
! field" says the petition. The ear trlun |
! pet was broken during the last on |
/ saught.
/ The document. covering a period of |
/ forty-seven years. mostly on the farm |
/ relates in detail many of the domestic |
troubles between the aged couple.
For forty-thrcc years they We're happy. |
/ Then they came to Chicago.
Nothing serious happened, however. |
/ until Dawson read III Il farming maya |
! zine display "ad' relating the many |
/ advantages and uSagcS to which an ear |
! trumpet could hc put. He invested |
portion of his hard-tarned money in the |
article advertised.
The police Il parment of KenoSha |
/ Wis had new proposition when .Io- |
/ Scph Pink. an Italian, asked that an off |
Ger be sent To force Josephine Cara. a !
comedy Italian girl If l6 years to accept |
! his proposal of marriage. Pink had al |
| ready secured a license aud had pur- |
cll ~cd furniture for house and Il we'd |
/ ding dress for the bride. He informed |
/ the police that he had given her the we'd |
! din. rings some time ago. but that when |
( he had announced that She was expected |
I 10 appear Tor the ceremony she hAd |
! halkcd.
1 Police officers accompanied Pink to the |
home of Miss Caira but when they |
j urged the marriage size refused Ia see
+ Pink aud declared that she would not |
marry him under any circumstances
! She declared. Tie is entirely too strenu |
ouS lover The wedding ring WAS
/ turned over to the officer TO carry back |
TO Pink aud the girl told the officers that
/ he had attempted tn enforce his proposal
of marriage at the point OF "a revolver |
/ aud Pink was arrested. When searched |
/ he had a reviewer in his pocket.
| Instead Of going 10 his own wedding
/ he WAS taken TO Justice court where
/ he paid q fine for carrying concealed /
weapons and gave a bond Z" keep the |
| peace.
/ After three. months of hiding in a
/ house declared To- he haunted kcnoSha
| wis detectives solved auuther Spook
mystery aud captured the ghost. The
cause of the terror turned ont ia he the
/ granddaughter Of Mrs. katherine Oneil.
a wealthy resident of The town of
/ Salem. whose residence AMI farm have
heyr the scene of the ghost ex-
| nioiJ>.
Windows iu Mrs. Oneil'S house We're
! broken 10y some unknown agency. They
/ would he replaced. only to be broken
again. Through the broken paues face
would he seen pccring. Popular super
! >1i;iun soon began to assert that SiN or
eight faces had sometimes been seen for
an instant. staring wildly through the
! empty window frames.
Mt content with breaking windows.
tbe ghost" proceeded Ia turn out cattle
from she fields and drive them far from
liame. Then humiliation of animals be-
gan CoWs tails were cat uff and nails
were driven into the boots 81 horses. In
the hoof of one horse a cartridge was
inserted