Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-03-09

Paris. Not liking the city. she would
not come. After period of distressing
sorrow Castel says Angeles eyes made
him forget.
Thieves have entered the famous
church of st. Paul ut TreyeS. Prussia
through the vault of the martyrs. broken
open the tabernacle and stolen two
m0nstrances One of them Napoleon
took from the MaXimilian monastery
and gave to the church of st. Paul The
thieves also took "A golden cup and other
rare jeweled vessels used in the churcl,
services and highly valued. Some of the
articles stolen dated back TO the seventh
century. No clew TO the identity of the
thieves has been obtained
Believing in following the iootSteIis of
Adam, Prof. Max Kahn. Il physical in
structor of Colorado Springs, Colo. spent
Sunday in the mountains free from the
conventional dress uf the city. lie chose
Il spot on Cheyenne mountain, FAR from
civilization. and spent Il day basking in
the bright sun of Colorado. Prof Kahn
has rich red brown tint to his skin as
the result of his experience, but says
that 1t did him Il world of good. lie
will take pupils into the mountains for
the sun baths during the summer
1t took twenty-five Eeading. Kan.
women just forty minutes TO husk forty
bushels of corn. They are prominent
members of the Methodist Episcopa
church. Henry Jacoby told the women
he would give them the corn if they
would husk il. They donned sunbonnetS
and aprons and went to work. When
the job was finished the corn was stored
i'll the church bclfry and will be sold in
M 40 Inns ,nl Hats IL, e.,
highest bidders, for the benefit of the
church.
Isaac Stephenson of Marinctte. re
ceives many letters from unknown CORE
spondentS in the course of IL week. but
most of these letters ask for. rather than
enclose money. One day recently. how
ever, Mr.. Stephenson opened one of his
letters and found Il crisp 81 bill. There
was not line written on the paper in
which the bill was wrapped The en-
velope bore Il Menominee, Mich. post
mark. Mr.. Stephenson received Il SINH
lar letter two years ago containing $500,
ana the general appearance of that let
ter was similar. Mr. Stephenson has no
knowledge of his mysterious correspOn-
dent.
Katherine o. Graf was before Judge
strain her husband from saying 20
fudge and other silly things in her
presence.
Yes. we have lived in the same house
since the filing of my divorce petition,
one week ago, and we eat at the same
table, but we both are silent. she said.
The children commented ut the dinner
table about my second divorce petition
and my husband said % fudge. Why did
You do it?'
Judge Keeer refused her order on the
grounds that man can't be restrained
from saying silly things in his own
home
Abe Brown, part owner of the Tono-
pah club, lost 100000 in one sitting
recently mt Tonopah, New, this breaking
the record for losses ut faro. He Is
actually loser but $4,000 however, as
he is one-third owner in the game.
A few nights ago Brown started to
play and in short time lost over SO,
900. He got the limit raised to $4,000
and then the fun began. Brown began
to bet $1,000 on Il single card. Luck was
with him at first and i'll a short time he
was nearly 100000 ahead of the game
but fortune suddenly switched to the
other side and Brown lost heavily.
The battle of dollars waged for twenty
hours.
j. II. G. Bucrstatte of Mantowoc
Wis. has received from the United
States war department Il bronze medal,
awarded him as Il member of the crew
of the gunboat Resolute in the Spanish
American war in 1898, the medal being
given to every member of the crew as
a result of special act of Congress-
BuerStatte was an electrician on the
boat, which participated in many bar
ties, notably the engagements ut Santi-
ago de Cuba and ManzanallO. He
manned Il gun at the latter engagement
The medal bears Il likeness of Admiral
Sampson on it's one side. while the other
is decorated with group of three gun
ners, and Inscribed with the name of
the boat.
Prof. Clinton McMickie. Il Kansas sci
enlist and archael0gist. is SO confident
that the Garden of Eden was located in
the IaZoo valley, Mississippi that he
wants to organize Il stock company for
the purpose of making extensive excava-
tons on the farm of w. \. Henry, !;
planter. about seven miles north of
YaZoo city. He thinks he can unearth
the ruins of Il once splendid city erected
shortly after the expulsion of Adam and
Eve from the garden. Prof. McMickie
says he has conclusive evidence. based ON
the book of Genesis, and Greek and
Egyptian records that Yazoo county WAS
the birthplace of man. and il will only
be necessary To dig the required depth
in order to find proof OF his belief.
What should he the odor of onions
pervaSive and pleasant, or pungent and
offensive? And merely because an on
ion smells aloud, is that proof that it is
not good onion?
These questions are To he determined
by Magistrate Morrow of Cleveland. O..
in rendering his decision in the case of
charles l.. Lucas of Perry, o., who Is
suing Bernstein Bros. commission NOR
chants. for S24 due on onions he sold
the firm. Mr.. Bernstein testified that
the onions Were bad and not at ali mar
ketablc.
ANhy vnY1ts honor. .,;1