Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-08-03

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BRIEF NOTES OF {
! GEN. 2RAL INTEREST ;
Alvin Nanderhark, - years of age.
was overcome by heat twice while
watching Il circus parade at Lincoln,
\eb, Ills condition is serious,
Fearing his dog was drowning. John
Fischer lraped into the Hurou river. at
Ann Arbor Mich, to rescue the animal
and was drowned. The dog got Ia shore
all right.
Millions of dead bugs. which were
piled in the streets under the are lights
throughout GAINESVILLE, Wis, created such
stencil that the fire department was
called ont to wash them away
At a charitable fcte given for the
aged poor in Observation-Disclosures England,
prizes for Hat races were won 10y two
men aged 81 and So years respectively.
In one womans race dame of 81
sprintcd finely but was beaten by II
younger competitor
Marsdcn Ryan. mate of the British
schooner Delta. bound from Philadelphia
for Port Williams, Nova Scotia, killed
himself i" his cabin because he suffered
Ryan had long been melancholy over the
fact and treatment did him no good, He
had taken Il special course while in
Philadelphia
The heat was 50 intense at Atlanta,
Ga, recently, that in n crate of eggs
which was being driven along the
streets at noon twelve chickens We're
hatchcd. The driver almost dropped the
eggs when he heard Il peep peep as
he was carrying them into the store. The
twelve chickens are healthy and promise
60 develop. The eggs came from Ten
ncsSce to Atlanta
Jacob I.adcrach. known rs the Straus-
est man in Switzerland has just died at
MuSiugen. leaving a fortune of nearly
$JO,0Ou Ia the state. laderach was 4
peasant, miscr, a money lender, a
woman hater, a teetotaler, 81 n0n-smoler
and vegetarian He WINS about "a
years old. and for nearly half n century
he had allowed no person to enter his
house
Word was received at Hamlet Ind.
of the marriage on railroad train in
Kansas Of Rev G.. NJ Neach. pastor of
the Methodist Episcopal church there to
Mrs. Mary Jarrett, n wealthy Winunac
woman. Mrs. Jarrett boarded the train
on which the clergyman was, ut Wy.
more. Colo, where Mr.. Ncnch tclc-
grHphCd To the next station for Il clcr-
gyman to get aboard. After the Kansas
line had been crossed the ceremony was
performed in the presence of several
score Of passengers. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Vcuch are touring the west on their
honeymoon.
The will of ELI Thornburg. the wealth.
lest farmer in Delaware county. lud.
was probatcd and shows that he carried
his aversion to pianos and organs even
10 the grave lie bcqeauthcd his entire
property, consisting of farms. Muncie
business blocks aud cash aud bonds 10
his daughter aud sOn-in-lnW on condition
that they never allow piano or orgau
to come into their nome. T'bould this
provision of the will 5e violated and
either his daughter or sou-in-iaw "suc-
cuHIb to piano or organ craze the prop
crty is 10 revert nt once 10 the others
named in the will
TripIct calves were born on the farm
Of Henry Grunwald, near Lcnzhcrg. H.
Each Of the animals is healthy and per
fcctly formed Grunwald is an cnthu-
siastic supporter Of the Cannon boom.
and rather than run the risk If being
branded nature falrr has named The
trio Tom. Dick and Harry
Il might have called one Of them
Teddy ont of respect 10 the Presidents
views on race suicide he said but
three calves mt one birth are SO unusual
that ] don't believe ! care Ia attract any
attention from the white house. which