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


her right lung. DR.. William j. Tracey
has charge of the case and states that
it is the first of its kind in medical his
story Mrs. Ashes condition is aggra
waited by her frequent coughing spells.
Determined to keep his promises free
from trespassers, especially newspaper
men, FERDINAND +. Earle of Monroe, n.
Y, who some months ago married his
affinity after putting away his wife, has
purchased several Great Dane dogs. The
place was already guarded by two, but
Earle did not think the number large
enough and SO he secured the reinforce
meuts. Earle is still very bitter toward
the newspaper representatives. The resi-
dents Of Middletown who treated Earle
harshly when he first put away his wife
have now decided to let him live in peace
in his mansion.
Adam Roth Of Bloomington, H., is
afraid of water, according 90 the divorce
petition of his wife, Anna. She declares,
however, that on several occasions he has
been known to take it as a chaser for
the spirits that cheer, but even then he
prefers his drinks '.straighth Mrs. koth's
chief complaint is that Adam runs from
water when il sparkles IN bath tub on
basin. She declares that Adam has not
taken bath since their marriage in
1901, Adam may have gotten wet in
the rain, but If he has she does not know
il.
Drop n dime into the slot and get
powder puff. and enough face powder to
last a week That will be possible 5000
when the invention will be seen at the
aters, restaurants, department stores, on
railroad trains, and. in fact, wherever a
woman, in an emergency, may find 1t
necessary to touch with the least little
dab the tip of little nose that insists on
being q hit shiny. Powder puff and
powder come in a sealed antiseptlc box.
no larger than half dollar and a quar-
ter of an inch thick Tile device was in
vented by a young woman who thought
1t all out one day after she had left her
vanity box behind.
Life is not funny proposition to Jo-
seph Barosky, 2G years old. q Russian,
but he is laughing constantly aud hi
lariously. and Cincinnati hospital physi-
clans say he will die unless he stops.
Barowsky says he can't. Cigarettes are
10 blame. He had n good job in brew
cry, be says, and when he lost il he
found solace in cigarettes. Other Rus
SLAMS in the tenement at 1l3S Gest
street, where Barosky lived until recent
~. say Baroaky rolled more than 100
smokes a day. Cigarettes wrecked his
nerves and he went 10 the Belts street
hospital. He left there because objection
was made TO his smoking and returned
to his conntrymen in the west md.
About week ago the Russian started
laughing. He laughed when he ate, he
laughed when he talked, and he laughed
III his sleep. In "A week be lost ten
pounds i'm weight and other Russians,
becoming alarmed took him TO the Gin
cinnati hospital. He is registered as be-
ing afflicted with Laughing hyateria,
which the doctors say is a nervous dig
ease. Barosky is undergoing treatment
and the doctors believe If cigarettes are
denied him he may recover. He still calls
for and smokes cigarettes, knowing his
doom.
Enjoy ing themselves too much resulted
in the arrest and arraignmeut in the
1orkyille court on charges Of disorderly
conduct If thiTty-four men who had at
tended a wedding Saturday night az %
East Seventy-frst street. New York
TWO physicians living iu East Seventy.
Second street, directly in the rear, caused
the arrests, but the men were discharged
by Magistrate Herman, who said that
at wedding the guests had the right
to enjoy themselves.
As a result Of carving bis name on a
watermelon last summer Alya o. Mont
g0mcry young farmer and melon raiser
Of OWensville, Ind, has found q wife
Size was Miss Arena Hardy Of Fairchild,
H. \ party Of young women cut the
melon last summer and found the young
mans name They wrote 10 him in Jest,
and a couTtship followed He came TO
Faircbild to see her. aud q love affair
followed. The young woman went to-
Browns, H., q few days ago, ostensIblY
to visit a friend. He joined her there.
and they went to Henderson. Ky. and
were married They will live ON the
grOom.s farm, in the vicinity Of Owens
vile, Ind.
The announcement that Andrew Car
negie will give civil war telegraph oper-
@tors q pension Of S12 a month each
brings 10 light the fact that one entitled
10 be a pensOner is resident Of Okla
homa-"Cash" NJ. Barnes, governor u
Oklahoma territory for four years, and
now serving hiA third term as mayor Of
Guthrie. When the Civil war began Mr..