Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-03-06


ding with Miss Ellen Brolly for has
! tuesday night in New York, he forgot
that on that night would occur the an
huai muster and inspection of Co. T.. Of
me thirteenth coast artillery regiment OF
the National guard. Blum is a private
in the company. When time for the in.
Speeton at the armory came there were
several privates absent and the com.
hlander OF the company sent ont a guard
To hnd them. Every man was needed
- the company was after a record ami
bium was found Mt the home of his
bride just about to escort her to tbo
church where the wedding was To take
place, In spite OF his protests he MAS
paced under arrest and short time
later was drilling with his COMPANY.
me postponed wedding took place M q
o'clock yesterday morning.
Because his sweetheart. Miss Agnes
Neither, after jilting him. refused Ia
return him pair of jeweled carriers
winch he had given her at Christmas n
young man of Sacramento. Cal. turned
amateur burglar, entered the room of the
Slfl ana stole the trinkets When Miss
Neither returned to her apartments She
round everything in disorder. rang up
the police station and reported that bur
glars had entered during her absence
lhen she started 20 make nm inventory
OF her belongings. 4 sum of money She
tad iett IN one drawer was in purse
on the floor and all her jewery and
clothing, with the exception of her gar
tiers, were accounted for. When the de-
teettres arrived Miss kelliher told them
she dld not need their services, and
biushingly explained that n Tilted lover
had returned during her absence and
taken pair of carriers which he had
given her.
Prof u, III. Dillon. the Harrisburg
QUO dancing master who gained so much
notoriety by suffering himself to be
chained TO post like wild beast rather
than pay tine or work on the streets.
has been released, having served part of
the fine and promised to work FIVE DAYS
on the streets. Dillon claims the fine inn
posed on him was unjust because others
convicted of the same offense were given
lighter sentences, and says he cannot I'M
derstand why it is any more of crime
to win $40 at poker than that amount
or more nj progressive euchre.
Because Frederick Jankovcz Of Pitts
burg refused TO move from his home in
Breret0n avenue, he declares that his
landlord, Winccnty Sehumanskl placed
for two weeks to smoke the family out.
Jankoyicz says his children all became
sick and his household goods We're COM
pletely ruined by smoke. and finally he
began suit against the landlord for Sl0,-
600 damages. When Jankovcz mounted
70 the roof and removed the board that
covered the tluc, he says Schunauski en-
tered charges against him of malicious
mischief. At the end of the two weeks
the family was almost frozen and de
pendent on the neighbors for any cooked
food that came to their table, the plain
tiff declares.
Society at Montclair, ~ j., is much
disturbed over the mysterious disappear
ance of valuable diamond ring Mt
little dinner party given recently by n
have been worth $1,000, and was Il birth
day gift to the hostess of the dinner par
ty. The ring was much admired by the
half-dozen women at the table. The
hostess passed it around the table Then
there was an interruption. A few min
utes later the hostess broke lull in
the conversation by saying:
II presume you all have finished with
my ring"
For an instant there was silence.
Every woman at the table said she had
passed the ring to her next neighhor.
The jewel was nowhere to be found Be
bounced skirts were shaken violently.
Stili no ring. The dinner ended abrupt
~. and little later six mystitied WON
en- left the house Not trace Of the
ring has been found.
A musical smash-up was narrowly
averted in one of the Washington the
alters a few days ago. after newly
fledged senator had finished an entertain
ing monologue for the benefit of a monu-
ment fund. A newspaper reporter who
had been sitting in the front row was
in hurry to reach the stage before the
group of distinguished men who had
been sitting there had time to get away.
so that he could get their names 10 en-
shrine in gold type for his journal So
he climbed to the stage by means Of
the trap drummcr's chair and made the
journey safely. A former secretary of
state, however, who had sat a few rows
back also was anxious to get on the
stage to congratulate the orators. and he
started to travel by the same route the
reporter had taken. He had one foot on
the drummer's chair and was feeling for
fOothold with the other when "a de-
spairing shrek arose. Great heavens
he'll break through the kettle drum
The cry was heard just in time, the foot
was withdrawn, and the drum was
without breaking an Important piece Of
the orchestra.
The Woman's club Of Hartford. Y. C..
has tab0oed the popular Teddy bear. They
say il il positively dangerous vehicle
for disease germs, threatening the health
and lives of children, The women de-
clare that Teddy bear escaping from
the nome Of a diphtheria patient got into
primary school and spread the con-
tagiou among the pnpiIs
After falling ten stories 10 an elevator
in the St James apartment hotel, 100
West Forty fifth street, New York, Mrs
Katherin" Olney escaped without injury.
After taking q short rest Mrs. 0ucy
went Oh shopping trip.
That a virus communicating insanity
may be communicated through tie bite
Of an Insane person as the virus Of hy-
drophohia is communicated through the
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