Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-02-16
the land will be converted int, =
park bearing native shrubs and i'i ,n little

PUN "etiihS naive shrubs and ~, "'Ne
The widely advertised ,..s
t tween d man ana a buffalo in The In,lDe-
Jaure7' Mexico. bull riEg III the
proved complete tiaSco M, sunday.
disappointment of 1OWn ~, 10 the
capacity Of the great arena H., itr' the
instead OF charging the bright ,., "IlHai".
e o. the matador. became frigbrsr5t cape
Finally the judges. ACTIN. ,,,
Mexican law. announced h. n' ",,;'gf the
10 the management thai RI. sNlAehj
ceeds OF the performance. sLon;.t Pro-
JuareZ. '"'+itlPS of
This enraged the crowd. yI,o H..
seat cushions into the ring and ti 5r.eW
ager Felix Robert. the rrIi%., vi Man
yoked. The order was chanEca "a' re-
Tor reminding the money nj tto w. Oh"
anu the imposition of a fine ,.r oii'''
presarla. The gendarmes war;. '"r ,l ilii,
out, were called
Members of the House in WasI,in,,.,.
We're amused by an exhibit Of Sim,Iif,i
speiiiils tle other day when the riy,,
anu hafbof OH was under diSruesi.
In order to illustrate the ar,n ",sIou
made in support of a fourteen-foot' ' ~Ian
mel from this city to the ruIf M ~
Bartholdt displayed before t6r HI, MI
and had placed upon a large easel H.
front of the speakers desk "a man az
the Mississippi river valley, UDrn With
the craftsman had indicated The names
OF cities, rivers and lakes. Suelled in -
manner heretofore unknown. The man
showed the following places. So
City" 'Dubuqe" "Pittburg." "Ion 'GN
vile" "MissoUr river" "MisiSiui riye,. ),
Harry Tonsor Of Alton. ILL.,. wanted
to take some limburger cheese IN +l,
birthday party of Mr.. and Mrs. Holm
Kramer, at ST. Louis, but the Ills he mar
en- route saddened him.
| Tonsor loves limburger. lie believes
it appropriate to birthday parties Bur
the passengers in the ear Tonsor rode
| in believed otherwise. The condurt,,,.
not particularly disposed toward limh,,,.,
ger, was with the passengers. They b,.
gan search. At the close Of il Tan
sors gift was found. He was ordered
out OF the ear.
Passengers and conductor finally com.
promised by having him put his cbe,s,
ON the platform during the trip
| a double marriage will be soien,ni2.l
soon in Maple Creek near Applefop
ii
ters while their future husbands arr,
brothers. The marriage licenses worn
issued by County Clerk A A. Rajslar
permitting John Roberts OF Deer Crenl
to take unto himself Miss Laura Rail-
hazor as wife and Oliver Roberts ia
marry Miss Agnes Balthazor, Lotl
young ladies being from Maple Crrnl.
The two sisters and John Roberts arn
minors and their parents had to file al
hdaVlts, consenting TO their marriages
| before the licenses could be issued. Thu
double wedding VIII be an unusual one.
! the brides being sisters, the groom.
brothers and three of them minors
Donald DOwnie, an American vino has
been conducting lie Journal in Paris
| along American lines, has been tried and
convicted of swindling and sentenced 10
flve years Imprisonment. There We're 300
complainants.
DOwnie sent letters to the merchants
offering to introduce American visitors
| as customers. When the merchant Wis
tied DOwnle's agency in the Rue Scribe.
| one of the best locations In Paris. he
found sumptu0usly furnished office.
large staff, and many liyeried servants.
! When the merchant was received he
found Downie consulting with an archi-
| tect who casually remarked: such build
to which Downie would reply: We
Americans only speak in millions"
Afterwards the architect was proved
to be an emplOye. 1t is estimated Dowuie
obtained $4,000 annually in commits
sions through this fraud.
| Mrs. Eli Middleton, wife If farmer
| living near Wabash, Ind, sent a hurry
call to a physician, the messenger saying
/ 10 la.
Middleton residence.
| When the physician arrived he was
| informed that the stork had beaten him
! TO the residence, and his services We're
unnecessary. He asked to see the baby
and was surprised to be shown an infant
at least three days old. When he com
| mented on its age Mrs. Middleton in
dignantly affirmed that the child was
horn after she had sent the messenger
| for him. The doctor summoned second
! physician, who confirmed his statement
Then Mrs. Middleton confessed she
wanted to give her husband an heir ana
| two days before she had goIe to f"t'
| Wayne. obtained the infant and kept u
| in the house till the Opportnne moment
as she thought. had arrived Mr. Mid
| dleton will keep the waif.
! There was Il dramatic scene III Tue
| Bailey Legislative investigation HI .fgN
tin. Tex. which almost resulted ID rs
| fight between Bailey and witness, f.
\. Mentz of Houston was on the N'dI"'
He was asked if Col. Cowar' Of pa.'aN
went to New York to see Bailey VINE
the latter was there. ostensihiy t7 nave
his throat treated. but in reality To az
tend to business for the Kirby hoAi'''
company.
| Senator Bailey. who was present a''>,
and said that anyone who asserted tl.a.
Cowart went to New York to see hi"
was liar.
The witness understood Senator Ian
ev meant him. He arose and shouted.
Il will allow no man to calI me-
liar
Senator Bailey started for the witness.
who seemed ready to meet him. PtP4iH
| sheriff White stopped Senator Bal'e'
and trouble was avoided. Bailey 'P'''
gized.
Girl Ticket Sellers.