Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-05-11
BRIEF NOTES OF
GENERAL, INTEREST

BRIEF NOTES OF
L GENERAL, INTEREST
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Overjoyed at seeing her again. Benja-
nun Reed Rugged his mother at Evans
1 vile. Ind, until she screamed. An
! hour later he learned why she screamed.
A doctor found he had broken two of
her ribs
/ Failing by all other means to stop the
practice of the dogs of Lexington. XIV.
of sleeping all day and barking ali night
the city council has passed an ordinance
prohibiting vocal exercises by CANNES
after . o'clock p. IN. The penalty for
violation is death
Declaring the jury was so excited by
| a passing circus parade that it could not
attend to the evidence, and so anxious
to attend the performance it did not take
! time TO deliberate, attorneys for the de-
| Tense demand a new trial for Harry
! Whlpple, sentenced TO the penitentiary
| for shooting Patrolman Thomson at
! LoganspOrt, Ind.
| The Philadelphia Record declares that
! Charles G. Reber, an employee in Il shirt
.
! Pa, is an expert at sewing on buttons
( He sewed on 1900 buttons the other day
| in five and one-half hours. which means
| 600 shirts. seven buttons to a shirt. or
about fnuCteep buttons a minute. At
another time, not being aware Of the
| fact that he was being timed. lie sewed
| on seven buttons in p seconds. Mr..
/ Beber claims he can fasten. on Il wager.
! tWenty-One buttons III Il minute. seven
| buttons TO shirt.
! Just to learn how to spend money
/ Joseph Ferra, II years old, Of Newark
4 y. j., stole $3.50 from his brother-in-law
! Patrick Parico. Joseph was in a fair
| way to gain lots Of knowledge when his
! father. Giacoma Ferra, who is detec-
+ tive. arrested him and a companion. The
result was that Joseph and Anthony
/ Lamardis, 10 years old. were prisoners in
| the police court. The former was
charged with the larceny of $3.50 and
/ Lamardis with receiving and both were
| reason for the theft to the magistrate.
| Enraged at the story of the mans al
| legged crime. Mayor Lawrence of Cam
| den y. j., struck negro prisoner in the
| face as he listened to the recital of an
attack said to have been made by the
man upon Miss Dorothy Paris of Weno-
/ L
/ is said to have seized the girl by the
| throat and dragged her TO the ground.
| Four young men appeared and chased
lAhe negro. capturing him and giving him
NAodnd thrashing before taking him to
! Jail. Mayor Lawrence had Gibson com
mitted to Jail without bail.
| \ manicuring parlor for pet cats is
| the latest scheme. The Cleveland Cat
| cluh CONSISTING Df ION Sopiatv women
| has decided that their pet felines needed
| better treatment, and hit upon the mani
| curing parlor idea. The parlor will be
opened near the business district soon
and cats owned by the members will be
given care. DIR. W. c. Fair has been
put in charge of the matter.
I'VE believe that disease is carried I'M
der eats nails, and often much danger Is
! done through unkempt claws said Mrs.
| stephen Buhren president of the club.
Fred Reed. foreman of the Globe mine
! in Trinity county, Cal, slid 1900 feet
down a steep mountain on an avalanche
and escaped with Il few bruises The
mine is on the summit of a high peak.
Reed and two others were standing
| near the mouth of the tunnel when the
snow beneath Reeds feet slipped, carry
| ing him with it, but leaving the others
on solid foundation. They watched the
! avalanche speed down the steep noun
| tain side with Reed on top of it, unable
| to give him aid.
An hour later they reached the bottom
of the canyon and found Reed alive.
| lie was bruised considerably, but with
assistance was able to walk.
When Mrs. Charles Kuper and Mrs.
! Ada Il. I[umm. both Of New Britain,
! Conn. where arrested in New Haven
! shp IN
/ Henry Kramer. also of New Britain.
! The police found Mrs. Kramer at her
/ home but she was not talkatlVe. With
/ their permission, she left the house 10
| feed some livestock before starting for
! iail. When she returned the police we,,t
| out To the barn to look arOand. Their
! appearance was the signal for a hi y
goat. which stood eating III a dark cor
! ner to wheel about and charge then
with lowered head. In the animal :
mouth We're the remnants OF silk
| waist. The officers searched the hulld-
ing, and they say they found bags filled
with women's hnery.
Last Sunday piano was placed in
! the Bowers church. near Dillsboro, Ind,
| but members who opposed music in the
| church and against whose protests the
/ piano was purchased made such Il scene
| that the instrument was moved 10 the
/ home of John Cory. Il farmer. TIL tue
excitement should calm down. Nlr.
| Cory paid visit TO neighhor one night
recently. and when he returned home he
was confronted in his dooryard by a
/ pile of ashes and the odor Of burnt
wood lie investigated and found
Number of wires in the debris and some
! ivory, hlackened by the fire. Some mem
| hers of tie anti-muSic faction had en-
! tered the Cory home during his absence,
! carried the piano into the yard, covered
| it with hay from the barn and then set
! it on fire,
| The rolling skating craze is running
the Pittsburg public schools. Miss Ella
| Doggy. a teacher in the Oakland school,
said:
| We cannot keep the childish awake
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