Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-08-14


We're bathing, and | want TO say that
some OF the bathing costumes We're the
| iinSIeSt affairs | ever saw They were
absolutely indecent and | have decided
70 pnt stop to it. Hereafter there
must not be SO much of any ones person
exposed and If they insist ON trunks.
ETC., Why in cell they 80. The women
nave got 20 wear stockings. too, and
gowns with high neeks.
Inviting the brothers In his lodge 10
gather around him, Joseph Sandln. n
charter member of the Red Men. nj Al
vance. Ind, climbed into coffin which
he had made To his oriel stretched him
self out, crossed his hands over his
breast aud babe the members paSs
around and view him. Mr.. Sandlm is n
veteran of the Civil war. He made a
CONN OF the best yellow poplar, superior
IN Workmanship and quality. aud bought
a lot III cemetery. lie has placed a
monument ON the spot where he desires
To be buried lie left the coffin in tha
care Of the lodge inside of which he
placed written instructions as to funeral
arrangements
Deep sea fishermen of Seabright \.
j., scored phenomenal catch of bh,,-
fish the other day. Two hundred set ont
at sunrise for the fishing banks i'm loo
boats. In the afternoon they returned
each boat carrying from 500 TO COtl
pounds. The catch aggregated $4,000
pounds, and was disposed of by the
lucky fishermen to buyers for commission
houses on the beach ut the rate of Z
cents pound, The fishermen received
for their days work $500.
George Lauhach of Durham. Pa. has
a hen OF the common variety but which
he VIII not part with. This hens chief
characteristic Is that she is Il consistent
aver but under extraordinary conditions
ohe can be relied upon to lay each day,
proNiuing she can do il in large
grandfather rocking chair in the nar-
lor OF the Laubaeh home This nriv.
llege Is accorded her.
James Gilles, who received n shock
of $4,000 volts of electricity ut the River
street power house of the public service
CORPORATION OF Newark, \. j., has sniiI-
Gently recovered to relate his sensa-
tons. The current passed through his
body, the circuit being competed at his
LETT loot, on which he was poised M
the moment ON a raised platform. The
last thing remember" said Gillies
was when ! put out my left hand TO
steady myself and touched tile heavy
a
though some giant had used me for the
snapper ct a whip. Every muscle in
my body seemed to give violent Jerk
and every bone in my body seemed 10
crack.
John kazehuba, a foreigner, knows to
ms sorrow that he cannot, with proprie-
ty, curse the Stars aud Stripes, lie was
beaten up by crowd of Amoricanizpd
Russians because he said harsh things
about Old Glory, was arrested, and
when sent TO Jail was beaten up again
by the prisoners at Mouongahela CITY,
Pa. kazehuba attended the funeral ~
a countrymnn. and as is their custom
there was plenty TO drink. Kazehuba
was color bearer OF the Russian society
to which the dead man belonged. and
during the march TO the cemetery, decid.
ed that the flag of the secret society
should be given more prominent place
IN the line than the American flag. He
tore Old Glory out of the hands of the
mau who was carrying it, and. with an
oath. started to trample it under his
feet. instantly crowd jumped ON him
and he was badly beaten. When Jus.
tice of the Peace Wilson heard about ii
he held k0zehuha for court and sent
him 10 jail in default of $1,000 bail.
The charge against hiG Il ''cnrsing the
American flag" When Kazehuha
reached the town jail. and the prisoners
heard what he had done, they were SO
indignant that they administered a sec
ond beating. He is in serious condi-
ton.
William L. Cake. linoleum printer
of Trenton. \. j., who sheds his cuticle
like a snake is now losing his skin for
the twenty-eighth time during the fifty
three years Of his life. Many physicians
have examined him. but none has been
able TO diagnose or explain his trouble.
Gold nuggets, weighing half a pound
EACH We're found by Morris IIurwitz
while digging az Moncta aud Santa Bar
bara avenues, Los Angeles Cal -Four
of these yellow chunks which IIurwitz
picked up proved TO be worth $500 each.
The news leaked out and created tre-
mendouS excitement i'm the neighbour
hood. The gold was discovered ut
depth Of - feet in a stratum of gravel.
Hurwltz will at once file mineral claim
on the property. He believes il will
prove field Of immense richness and
value. II would not be At All surpris-
ing II all that part Of Los Angeles were
turned into series of gold mines.
John Yates, ma EngliShman, In the
employ Of Dr. George Edge of Round
Hill, Conn, died AT the Greenwich Cen
eral hospital MS the result of eating Two
quarts of baked beans at one sitting.
Yates worked for DR.. Edge on q salary
Of 81 Il week and his board On sun
day the Edge household had baked beans
for dinner and Yates ate two quarts
Unable 10 move or escape from the
darkened aud deserted cellar in which
lie had fallen. and nc the mercy of
swarms Of fierce rats that ran over his
body and bit him, John Nicoiay, Jr.,
lay for twenty-five hours ina the cavern
Of the Lemp Brewing company AZ ST
Louis. crying in vain for help. lie was
rescued by brewery foreman, who
heard his cries.
Carrie Withprs aud Annie Munroe.
two Philadelphia young women. board
ing at a farmhouse near LackawaXeu,
Pa, ran across a rattlesnake and put il
ont Of business with chewing gum. Miss
Withers took 4 long stick and plncing
the gum Oh the end showed il toward The
snake. which struck at it, getting tie
gum in its mouth The reptile tried 10
expel il. but the more it tried the iirlner
it seemed to take hold. Finally Il rolled
on the grass as il choking, aud the
young women called farm hand. who
Killed IT, The gum had wound nbouf