Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-03-16
2ev. Artemas Haynes, pastor oil

handed down by Him mysteriousy They
fear they will make unharmonious the con
gregation TO which they preach or OF which
they are memJers by bringing forwari
some new truth that will do away with ill.,
old beliefs.
The chef value of the book is nan
history, or biography, or an ethical sy,
TEN. 1t lifts men TO an exalted standard .f
1t instructs us in right living
The Bible is wrong in science. ncorrpe-
in history. 1t reflects the deepest yearning>
and aspirations of men. 1t is not the sbelf
which we value. but the kernel The roct
is valuable to the miner only on account of
the ore which is contained therein.
Rev DIR. Haynes was formerly load
ing clergyman in Chicago.
After driving all Friday night in a,
open automobile 100 miles across Soutl
western Michigan in March gale blow
ing at fifty miles an hour, with the add
ed discomfort of driving rain. Err
Moorehouse, banker of Delton and
former clergyman, was arrested in Lima
Ind, for the abduction of his children
Pauline, aged B. and Flora. aged >.
The children were restored to the motb
er in Kalamazoo. 1t is said privat,
detective of Grand Rapids, his wife and
an office boy, are implicated in the Mo,
with Moorehouse.
Friday afternoon, while the mother wa
taking Il music lesson in Hastings
Moorehouse is prominent. When he uui,
preaching his wife, who IS wealthy. il j.
SAID, bought stock in a bank and had
him elected cashier. Later she had him
ousted from office for alleged extrava-
gance. The trouble resulted in diyorr.
proceedings on both sides.
The city of Eau Claire does not Sccuu
to be able to give money away for III,
payment of the water works plant there
Some time ago the local managers Of tlp.
company were rendered $253, 000 in caSl.
for the property by representatives uf
the city. who We're Informed that ta.
matter would have to be taken up witt
the Farmers Loan and Trust cOmpaul
of New York, who held Il mortgage ul.
the plant.
The city officials delegated Mayo
Frawley and Aid. Lockwood to tax,
iaunt to the metropolis. carefully
slowed the S253, 900 in coin
They made a bee line for the otfic.
of the trust company. They -heavca
signs of relief when they unpAckcd then
grip and showed the "wherewithal"
across the cashiers desk The tru>
company refused to accept it,
1t is probable that some radical NOV.
will now he made by the city to acquire
possession of the water works.
J. Pierpont Morgan evidently has ney-
er heard of Mayor Tom l.. Johnson of
Cleveland. o. The other day Morgan
sent the city of Cleveland a check for
S34. dividends on some stock which The
city holds in trust. The envelope con
tanning the check was addressed Ia
Hon. j. II. Farley, Mayor" FARLEY
was mayor before johnson.
City Auditor Thomas Coughlin wrorc
the following letter to Morgan:
rlp ~, s,,..s sJs,,t
is in this instance married by reason of the
fact that your letter comes addressed 60
Hon. John H. Farley, mayor, who left lh.
office six years ago.
1t is regrettable that such a noted Anne.
lean citizen as you are, possessing such
artistic and business instincts. as was evi-
denced by your defeat of the Kaiser in bid
ding for the Van Dyke pictures should he
so lost to the public affairs of his country
as not to have heard of Cleveland's famous
mayor. and it Injuries our civic pride to note
that Mayor Johnson's fame has not reached
even the subordinates in your Office who
may have addressed the letter
l call this matter to your personal at
tention that your records may be properly
corrected and trust that you will adviS.
your office that this error may not occur
again
The divorce case of Arthur Ross
against Mrs. Hyler-ROsS came up mt
Chicago. The couple were married in
Menominee, Mich, Il little over Il year
ago:
Il drew lemon when l got thar
woman," said Mr. Ross feelingiy,
What" exclaimed the astonisheI
ing your wife to lemon?'
Just what | said" replied the wit
ness. she seured on me before We
got back from Menominee, Mich SHE
has got the most acid temperament you
ever saw. And yet when first went
..i,n
though she had just swallowed cara
mel"
Ross said that Mrs. Ross once swm-
her wedding ring on the end of striu-
and hit him i'll the eye with it, He
once asked her for "A kiss and when she
slipped her arm around his neck size
dropped chunk of ice down the back
of it. One of Mrs. Ross favorite amuse-
ments, according to her husband. was To-
turn herself into ii human springboard
in the morning and land the partner ut
her joys and sorrows on the frigid OIL
cloth.
Tie court took the case under ad-
visement
While two Chicago undertakers quar-
relied over the disposition of the remains
OF A. r. Brag the supposed dead man
walked and settled the controversy by
ending ii.
Brag became i'll several days ago He
was suffering from a severe cold whl,a
had t. "atened to develop into pnta-
monia, Later it was found that he had
diphtheria and he was removed to rae
county hospital.
The telephone bell at Lake View bo,-
pital rang and a voice over the VIE
asked as to the condition of Brag. The
inquirer, who proved afterward to pee
Brag's father, was told that his son was
dead.
The senior Mr.. Brag FASTENED to Aa-
gust Nelson, an undertaken. and com
mitted 10 him the care of his sons body
Meantime special committee from
the Nrage lodge of the Vikings. of whia
Drag was a member, had also heard
he was dead and had commissioned J"a
Smith to take care of the remains.
The undertakers arrived at the Bg-
homestead about the same time and wee
engaged in an alteration with the fathsr
as TO which should direct the last sad
solemn rites over the sons cold cl'.
when young man, emaciated some e. II
a triie Shaky in the legs. walked 'a
and demanded to know what all ,
trouble was about.