Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-06-26

nounced himself as candidate for
Senator from Wisconsin.
The 4th Of July is one week from
tomorrow and the small boy is laying
in his stock Of fire crackers.
Mr.. Arthur seamans will leave to-
morrow for Montana where he has
aceeptedp position on ranch.
O. II Miller and wife of Minneapolis,
Mimi. are the guest of MIR. and Mrs.
Edward coulthard, Wauwatosa Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Digman who
have been on their honeymoon" re-
turned last Wednesday. They report
fine time.
Rev William A. Gerrie of the North
Side Congregational Church. Milwau-
kee, viii pres-4h in the Wauwatosa
Congregational Church next Sunday
morning.
The Wauwatosa Pool and Billiard
hall will not be open dun ing the day
time from July to about September
Is. The hall will be open however
evenings at7.
If you have not paid your subscrip-
ton to tie Wauwatosa News please
call ane pay same Your paper will
be STOPPED after the 1st of September
If not paid before that time.
The .Wauwatosas" baseball team,
formerly known as the Mohawlss will
play the Mukwonago team at Muls-
wonago tomorrow afternoon. Either
tiress or Kaufman will do the hurting
while shet Van Roo will do the catch
ing.
Next Saturday, June q, is the day
that AL tlie Wauwatosa Sunday Schools
will enjny their annual picnic and
their is no doubt but what large
turnout viii leave on special cars at s
a. III. for Phantom Lake. beautiful
spot near Mukwonago. Not only does
the scholars enjoy these picnics but a
large number of our citizens always
attend.
The Mayor has called special meet
ing u The Common Council for this
Friday evening at o'clock to con
gisapr rreating q i permit to the
county 10 lay water mains on North.
Western and Kenyon Avenues To the
county Institutions, as this is also u
matter which will eventually be of
interest to our citizens, the entire
public is interested and general in
vttation is given the public to attend
the meeting.
Charges that Supt. August Kringel,
of the County Ilone for Dependent
Children, is religious,y biased and has
refused to grant to members of the
Catholic clergy the privileges accorded
to the clergy of other denominations,
were made Sunday at the sixth annual
convention of the Milwaukee County
Federation OF Catholic Societies, held
in West Allis by the Rev. FIR. Fabian,
OF the Capuchin monastery, Milwaukee
Supt. Kringel denies that there is any
truth in the charges and says that he
treats all clergy alike.
Standing on the top of the water
tower at the Milwaukee County Hospi-
tai for the Insane, 100 feet in the air,
and threating to throw herself down
if an attempt was made to take her
down, an insane woman patient at the
hospital defied the attendants Sunday
until rescued by Capt Patrick Eoddy
of engine company No. !, Milwaukee
fire department. The woman got away
from the hospital Sunday afternoon
and climbed the tower by means of "a
ladder which runs along the outside.
She stood at the top and was seen by
attendants, who called to her TO come
down. She refused to come, and when
men started 10 climb the ladder she
told them that If they tried to get near
her she would throw herself to the
ground. The men desisted and call
was sent to the Milwaukee fire depart
ment for help. Capt Roddy went out
in his buggy with large net, which
was spread about the foot of the tower
and held up by several men. Then
with long rope wound about him
Capt. Roddy began the ascent at a
point where the woman could not see
him. He succeeded in reaching the
top without attracting her attention.
When she saw him coming over the
top she tried TO throw herself down.
but Capt. Roddy siezed her. He wound
the rope around her body and lowered
her TO the ground, the men with the
net standing ready TO catch her il she
fell. No mishap occurred during the
descent and as soon AS the woman had
reached the ground Capt. Roddy threw
off the rope and descended, amid the
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