Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-08-10

Month Of sneezes
Detroit Free Press.
BRIEF NOTES OF s
Ii GENERAL INTEREST !
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After $50 veniremen had been called
a jury Of twelve men has been found
| who VIII hear the evidence at Los An
| geles, Cal, of DIR. q. 5. Chan. China
man, charged with practicing medicine
| without license Nearly all of the 6TS
] yemremen who did not qualify declared
| they would not believe Chinaman I'M
| der oath.
\ trunk which was shipped over the
/ Louisville X Nashville railroad from Ap-
/ palachia, Va, exploded at the ST Louis
union station, when dumped from the
1 train, injuring eight baggagemen, two
seriously The explosive is supposed to
have been dynamite. A portion of a
Bible found after the explosion bore the
name of Ivan Denister.
Two years ago there was Il tar and
! feather party at Hudson. Mich, with
| Mrs. Mae Post as the principal figure
4 party of men and women, some of
| them prominent citizens went TO her
rooms, stripped her clothing from her,
/ cut off her hair and gave her a coat
OF tar and feathers. Mrs. Post has be-
/ gun damage suits against the men who
| took part. She asks $4,000 damages.
Because his fancee, he alleges, asked
to see his bank book. Alexander Katz,
"a pn1I OF Of ATna I ~
/ who was to have been married to Miss
| srances Dubb of Bridgeport. Conn,
| broke the engagement. He also retained
counsel to sue for the recovery of
diamond ring which he had given her
| He said: Miss Dubb's demand was the
most sickening thing woman could do"
| lie, has $1,000 in the bank
! Social circles in Toledo were startled
when Mrs. Ray May Merrick. p years
old filed suit in the Common Pleas court
against DIR. Parmalee, one of the oldest
and most prominent physicians of Tole
| do, for $4,000 as damages for kisses
/ she alleges he took without her consent
! She says the physician embraced her
when she visited him professionally last
January. DIR. Parmelee denies the charge
and says the suit is Il blackmaliing
| scheme.
| Samuel Bremen. Yale senior, died
| suddenly ut New Haven, Conn after
| bathing for two hours at a shore resort
! Pneumonia was given as the cause of
| death. The case is remarkable because
! the disease developed and caused his
| death within six hours. Bremen was 81
| years old and was working his way
| through Yale. His body was taken to
| the home of his sweetheart. He planned
to be married the day after his gradua
| ton next June.
Suffocated in their hiding place in the
| grain bin of their grandfather's barn,
/ the bodies of Eta and Frank Prior Were
| found at South Windsor, Conn, after
| six hours search. Eta was 10 years
old and Frank 3. The boy was staying
on the farm of Henry Pease and his sis
| ter came 70 see him. She was told that
/ she must go home ut o'clock. The chill
| dren hid in the bin so that Eta wouiG
| Aot be obliged to go home, and were UNI
| able to get out. Their father is Fred
! Prior, n wefi-tO-dO tobacco grower
| When burglars become butchers. steal
! n COW. take it to slaughter house. kill
| it. and cut il up into quarters before
taking it away the good people of Ches-
| Ter. Orange county, New York. think the
| limit has been reached. Such an Incl
| dent occurred in Chester. Attacked with
| hunger after their strenuous labors as
| butchers, the burglars went to the house
| of Sidney Alderman nearby and ran
| sacked it thoroughly. They then went
10 the ice box and got edibleS and n
| good meal, consuming Il leg of mutton.
| With the completion Of the school cen
suS. Evanston. Ill.,, was startled 10 dis
cover that race suicide has been thriv-
| ing there, that there are only seven
more children within lis borders than
there were year ago, though the pop
| ulatlOn has increased by 42S. This con
iition apparently Is que 10 the Weather
| residents, in whose homes children ar
| rive only one-ttird as frequently as in
| the neighhorhoodS inhabited 10y the
working classes. Hardly less startling
was the revelation that the city i los
| ing its male population while IN increase
| in the number of women is recorded.
Mrs. Eliza beth Afaydreeh OF ST. Jo-
Seph. Mich. returned to the house after
working in the garden the other evening
TO find burglar gathering up her silver
ware and jewelry.
IN shoot" cried Mrs MeydreCh. IS
She entered the room, and pointed her
forcfuger rs if it We're the barrel Of
revolver.
The hlulf worked. The burglar coy
cred his face with his arms and feel,
dropping a sack containing SilvvrWare
and pocketbook filled with money. The
woman pursued. huJ the rohber got
away
Ways of Atlantic CITY. y. J.. who
stole a barber pole several months ago
aud forwarded it collect" ia Ned Hous-
ton Of an Ohio town as souvenir of
former visit. have Just received word