Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-01-17
NOTES OF INTEREST.

@tsAS dlC from incl camp on Il e n0r{n
SIDE they nightly made raids on thu hep
houses Of the vicinity. the candy stores
pany
As a result of their operations the po-
lice aided their carlp and the whole
twenty are now in Jail
Inc police found large quantity of
phnhder, ana II was learned from the
| noys, all OF whom confessed. that they
had stolen and sold a great amount OF
gram. Ii was shown that many of the
FaldS were planned during school hours.
Rather than say Il am sorry" James
X Smith will spend four and half
Years g0rS in the Western neuiteltiark,
| and part with $4,000. Smith i one a.
the weGlthiest farmers in .ayette conu-
" ia. lie had an only daughter who,
\ nItSth months ago, eloped with William
| y. ifSllg, poor young man Smith
| WIS furious, but sent Il not 20 his
daushter telling her to come home and
/ bflng her husband with her. As they
Gtlhe up the walk To Smiths house
smith emptied the contents of a Shotgun
II hls son-in-law,s body. Smith was sen
| lthceu 10 nye years IN the nenitentiary
anu to pay Wirsipg $4,000 damages 4
| PARTON was offered If he would say he
was sorry, but he refused.
1
Nleted by an ecclesiastical court for inn
morality year ago, was formally de
posed from the ministry of the protes-
laht episcopal church at Salt Lake City
1 me sentence VAS imposed publicly by
/ Blshop Spadlng AT it's reading women
burst into tears aud Kisses were heard
from some of the men, the disapproval
belpg manifested by a portion Of the
| congregation whose faith in sheir old
rector is mistaken, Dean Eddie accept
ed an opportunity to speak. He de-
clared that his trial had been unfairly
conducted and that ,he evidence against
nun had been fabricated 10y his enemies.
i Inc CHIEF witnesses against him We're
choir boys of st. Marks church.
| Justice of the Peace Carver of FL
wood, y. j.. will hereafter look for
something more substantial to use for
jan than a freight car. The justice is
a terror To motorists and the other day
4 speeding driver was arrested. \ friend
was allowed to run the machine into the
city to obtain money to pay the fine and
| the motorist was locked up in a freight
car, the village having no lookup. When
| the justice came back from dinner he
found the car gone Ii had been picked
up by passing train and run to Caw-
den. The motorist telephoned his thanks
for his escape TO the justice.
Aid. j. Niles Wheeler of Geneva. for
mer editor Of the Elgin Patrol, the only
/ temperance paper in Kane county is
that city's first martyr to the cause of
| temperance. Being a radical advocate.
he proposed the establishment of Il
/ white list, to contain the names of all
| the youths between the ages of IA and
u to be posted in every saloon, Leay-
ing the council chamber for home the
other night he passed Hamilton and
| West Fourth streets. where a big are
! light is hung, As the bulky alderman s
form emerged into the light il became
a target for the boys and eggs came
from all sides. Trees and fences hid
the throwers. When Aid. Wheeler
reached safety he was smeared from
head to foot
A baby girl weighing but pounds
L and possessing full set of teeth was
born at Evansville, Ind. to Mrs Elyt
Grove. The child seems IN perfect
health.
A rather unusual wedding took place a;
New Brunswick, Conn, when Father
Joseph Keuper, rector of the ST. Johns
German Catholic church, married his son
Joseph keuper, Jr., to Miss Anna Cooi
of Trenton. Father Keuper was mar,
ried before he studied for the ministry
not having taken up that profession until
after the death of his wife.
After an experience of five years So
ciallsm has failed dismally at Coaldale
| Pa, mining town of 1000 residents
| The sheriff has seized the cooperative
store on executions issued by the credit
ors and the political power of the So
cialistic party has dwiDded so that they
/ are expected to lose every Office they
now hold at the municipal election.
Coaldale become a Soclalistic town al
the election following the mining strike
Of 1902. For the past three years there
have been discussions among the So
cialist ranks
Il don't know who is responsible .
lsaid Representative Oyerstreet Of Indi
ana at Washington for the rule that
every employe of the postal service must
be at least > feet 4 inches tall | have
asked the President and he doesn't know
II The President doesn't defend the rule
for be knows no reason why such regu.
lation should apply to postal clerks as
distinguished from other employees of the
government. / will guarantee one thing
If we can't get this rule modified / will
see that it applies TO every government
employe As Well"
|
the body OF John Brooks at Eighty-third
street and South Park avenue, Chicago
he was met by Brooks who insisted very
forcibly that he was not dead
The coroner told me to come after
the body" persisted the undertaken.
well. I'm Brooks" said the other
''and you can judge for yourself whether
or not ] am dead"
Some joker had telepnoned Piersor
that Brooks was dead. The undertaken
notified the coroner and received orders
which started him out on his useless
GRAND.
John Kelly Of Burlington, Ind. ono,
was a humble truck farmer. making
bare living. Now he is an Opulent man
ufactnrer Of cement blocks with an in
come of $25 and little outlay
All this is due to the fact that the
wind happens TO be blowing Kelly
way, and il is not an ''ill wind either.
kelly's home IL two blocks from tbs
cement works Of the Illinois Steel com
pany at Burlington, where a S3,000,00t
) plant grinds Stag and converts 1T int
Portland cement. When the wind blows
off the lake clouds of cement-laden dus
enyelop the Kelly home and the Kelly
truck farm
| The owner i'm the hone Of saving bj