Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-02-02

the prison has been used soleIv : y'arN
confinement of the pitiful ontc.'' UI 'hr
society, who are gathered in from 'i
streets and boulevards of Paris '''
Justice Brewer of the United S,a,
s ! f.r court comes from Konso.
After he married the present in"n>aS.
Mrs Brewer they went for ,,i'it
70 ms old home. In Washington u"l
tlce OF the supreme court is oiJ JUS
spoken Of as Mr.. Justice ana INA "t"atN
the title Mrs Brewer had always '' Ioa WAS
Nhen Aey reached this city on ti.g
way home the Mr." was dronna1 a.I,
f me Jurlst was referred to rs Justir.
Brewer; At Omaha some oil f rioll
called him David j." and when 't ,Il,
crossed the Kansas line some f. u'e|
neighbors referred to him ms ~
Let go home, suggested Mrs Bra,.
err Why! asked the justice 'Reran,'.
deal" Mrs. Brewer replied. II am ofr,3;
II we go any farther they will be caJI in,,,.
John Bryan. formerly of Now y,.r
millionaire and author, now liyiDo IN,
great farm at Yellow Springs u
been sued for $4,000 for bra.,, mas
promise by Mary Stentor Miss S,o,.. ~
alleges that October 10. 1903 sie ',,
AIr Bryan entered into an agr,sn',i,t
10 marry each other. Miss Stentor IN .r,..
time made her home at MIR Prr,,
rural mansion, though she left his L''n
about year and half ago. Abonf
year ago she caused sensation Lr 81
ing damage suit for S25OOO a,r,i,,".
Bryan, alleging that he had strurl L[,.
with riding whip and that the sho,i.
was SO great she had been in poor hpalt'
ever since. Mr.. Bryan was Just Starlino
on trip around the world and his I.7
DELAYED nv
summons.
After having sued the city for dam
ages of SI2S.000 during eight wear, ma
after having once been awarded A551
900, the Weir NJ cKechney COMPANY COW
tractors, were declared to be liable fn,
81 in verdict returned in Judv4 T,t
hllls court at Chicago recently 4 set
off claim by the city for S2000U0 alleged
70 nave been paid To the plaintiff was
the basis for this unique decision.
The cause OF the suit was the anuuI-
ment by the city of a contract Ia con
struct section 3 of the north land tunnel
IN lS9S. The contractors then held that
the city owed it S61S,0O0 under a sun
Elemental contract. and that the work
could not be continued until the money
was paid whereupon the city took over
the material of the company and com
pleted the work
DR.. Otto Negele of Hammond Ind.
obtained limited divorce RECENTLY
from Mrs. Sophia Negele. whom he mar.
ried i'll Chicago eight years ago. He
charged that she was addicted to the
use of opiateS and that she had stolen
nearly $4,000 from his drug store. Mrs.
Negele filed a cross complaint in which
she accused her husband of using drugs
and cocaine. The decree which was
tad h., I
vides that neither party may marry any
person save each other for thirty ye"r.
Mrs. Negele was ordered to pay back 10
her husband $1,000 of what she had TAX
Ell, but as her money is deposited in
Chicago banks ii is out of the uriSs!:c-
ton of the Indiana courts. The li1::od
divorce act is an old English law re-
Gently revived by the Indiana La-iSla-
ture.
Here's a railroad after the Interstate
commerce commissions own heart Ii
was built through a sparsely settled
country. was the Duluth. South Shore
Il Atlantic. and while the national rate
board is investigating wrecks in the east
this line of the north Wisconsin and
Michigan country the original OF the
two StreakS of rust parallel, has never
had passenger killed. This. at least
was the argument made to the WiScon
sin rate commission. which was asked
to make the South Shore stop its trains
at Marengo. saying it would have to run
the trains so fast to make up lost time
that the speed would be dangerous
Seldom does it occur that TWO mem
bers of the same family have their birth
day anniversaries come so closely To-
gether as is the case with Emperor WI
liam and his son. Prince Augustus VII
liam. The Emperor was IL years oid
Nx-fti I'm taI
tered upon his DIST year January 20
The double anniversary was made an
occasion for happy family party and an
exchange of greetings and presents at
Potsdam. No date has yet been fixed
for the wedding of Prince Augustus TO
Princess Alexandra Victoria of Schles-
-Holstein. though it is understood that
the event will not long be postponed.
A prominent Marquette, CMichl
county lumberman, who makes frequent
trips to the woods along the Duluth
South Shore & Atlantic line, knows
more about the provisions Of the HEP
burn law than he did the first Of The
year.
Whenever he has had occasion To 20
to the timber district he has arranged
with the management of the South Shorr
to have a train stop at Il tlag station w
pick him up on his return trip. EprrhlH
he went out fifteen miles from a 'laun"
where the train stops regularly, ar "'
had done many times before.
He left word as usually to have 'bt
train stopped, but when the agent ASKED
the superintendent to grant the accom-
mediation the latter replied that ahd"
the law, the passenger train. WIdrA WA
an interstate train, could NOT hr S''si'''
under any circumstances. l
The Ishpeming man was M the 'I".n
and gave his usual signal, hut, mN'" To-
his surprise and disappointment
engineer simply waved his hand a- III
train passed by. y fifteen mhe "I4r
through the snow was the result. H.
least this lumberman is not rs tm'H'A
TO the new rate law as he had been
Another new regulation enf"r'tE .'
one which is causing iWnbern9h ~
ticular much inconvenience. rs I.s r
resembling the privilege formerly -,.
of riding on freight trains on ~i."
DeTmitS.