Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-01-12

as built fifty years AGO
| thirty inches long and eigL+ - is about
ana was made by John i'ItyAeS beam
| pu lIu ana veteran sailor of a.. boat
ne Vessel is complete in an, city.
| ~ tue ornaments, the oficnr.. an even
stairway cannon. life boats ,,o landing
...iGSsing' Mr' Sundin named tL@ and
| II ~ rl9ria OF London FnoI,p,95 at
II Is enclosed IN large glass rat AND
| plete. iioh'ls 10 com.
Mr.. Stephenson sailed in ~.
days and the gift on that ms Younger
special significance. w account has
Hans Kohlen, an eccentric ,h,..
III stevens county, Washington NIIaSacjer
| ms me ranch, four miles west nf II H'id
I"iu, anu VIII fe-enter civilization ,t.
,1on,. s "iiit9st ! feciuse for tveuty- HIT HIT
years All this time he ha, 'At''
bachelor, and almost Lor,o;,o 'en a
cleared his farm, built bon lie
Fenced the land absolutely VII, and
| slstance. hohlen never owned as
carrying logs and rails ON hi. I Sean,
long distances, while at worI- N lor
pace During twenty-three ynars r. HIS
| zen never cut or combed his hair
many years kOhlen's bed ba. For
big dry goods box, half flIoI ,,:. h'tn
DAILY at shutdown, he drew ON , '. 'l,,, ll;y.
sack buried himself in the L,., 7'uAy
slept comfortably. S. Davis ,<' amt
the ranch for $500. Viii rb, ru,'"a>ri
Of the sale Kohlen proposes +, proceeds
TO his native home in GERMANY return
Married IN opposition to the vfsl....
the brides parents. divorced i"'I VI
years after the ceremony. anJ Two
fled after separation of eighteen mar ,!"SI
are the three chief events in t ' ears
of Mr.. and Mrs John ArcbihoiJ ' ne ,nyyes
pewa Falls, Wis. The bride NV M
maiden name was Miss Maud !" uose
son, met John Archibald twpnt, -' ,i
ago and both fell in love Mt si,,J+ eatS
was then II years Of age and Gn - ''De
Two Years later they We're morr;.,
desplte the strenuous objection Of t5o
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Arr6ihgig
I ilVeu logether hye weeks, when gradual
~ MISUNDERSTANDING arose and n scnara.
ton followed. They never quarrelrj bn+
SIMPLY. drifted apart. Two years tator
| Mrs. Archibald secured a divorce
Since then their relations Lava a.
ways been most cordial and rnguIp.
correspondence has always been KEN nm
Both have felt that they were max.
|
riage followed. Mr.. Archibald has bua,
Il resident of Stevens Point for fLn 'E'.r
| twenty years.
John Darrough, a 64-year-old veteran,
of the Civil war who resides in Omaha
is not drawing a pension to which he Is
entitled because he is too modest +,
strip for the necessary medical exam.
nation. Darrough is an invalid and
friends who have insisted mat he appy
Tor relief have just learned the Old Soi.
dler reason for not making application.
In order to get women's underwear
| OF which he is paSsiOnately fond (Ipir.s
Stefan Of Manayunk turned iirebug and
set fire to fifty houses near PHILADELPHIA.
| Stefan is in Moyamensing prison HIS
motive for starting the fires puzzled the
police until patrol sergeant ana
special officer located his room Then the
mystery was solved. In Il vali>e big
| enough to be trunk, the policemen
found all kinds of women's things
Il love women's things" he said. ia
do almost anything to get them.
Stefan admitted that he set fire 10
many houses; that while the houses We're
| burning he would manage to slip inside
and procure some women's hnery and
then escape.
Senator Beveridge of Indiana, an "a.
| ponent of the strenuous life, hurried into
| the white house recently to talk with the
| President. Rain was falling heavily. bu!
! the H0Osier statesman carried no I'M
| brella.
Where's your umbrella? :" asked
| friend who encountered him.
! Umbrella y snorted Beyerdge 1
never carry an umbrella. An umbrella IS
a sign of an effete and decadent cTlH'
cation. / like to walk in the rain, and
man that does not ought to wear pen-
| coats"
Maybelle Florence Howe De Perez
was legally welded TO a house and lot al
| Chicago, recently. If she ever wishes 10
marry a man she must divorce herSeI
from the plot of land and pile Of brCA'
| She cheerfully accepted the pr0perl! Ioi
better or worse. Having already entegu
into the holy bonds of matrmony oh9
to find it was a joyless path ta1ius
the divorce court, she announced lnai
she could dispense with romance anu ,hl
proposals as long as the tenants pa'u "7
rent with regularity.
Mrs. De Perez became the owner "
436 Elm street, Chicago, by means ol
quitclaim deeds filed by relatives M.'
wished to provide her with an luy0H'j
but did not wish to support any nu> laarI
whom she might annex. The paI"'
read: .-,t.
This property shall remain an an g .%a1s
for life, providing the said Ma!'T nr.
Florence Howe De Perez continues , aI-
married during said term, but N, n t .5sI
| of her marriage said estate for nc a.
cease and become of no force and ~
feet"
A case of mistaken identity baS n .,ro,f
embarrassing to DIR. w, F. , bdr@g." ,or,
d dnc ti'"a"t series of revival meetings III III
LA Crosse. DR.. Biederwolf stoppe ,az u,
the Hotel Stoddard. During I .!S>.sSr smiled
cornwall travelling .,l'n vino f ,rs same
him occupied apartments Oh L;rn wine
floor. Midnight suppers IN WIN t,s NAY
flowed freely were features Of . Jag sor
of the travelling man. ne " 1is thirst
went abroad that the man WIN ,,, . was
was the evangelist Wh" I.-II ntem.
| Ii. for+b a oo II, st the pYiIN et ."'