Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-06-11

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der will play first base. 1t is purpo~cd
To arrange matches with teams composed
II men from other professions aud posi-
ply with similar ministerial teams from
other parts of the east.
Quiet, except for the droniug of
clerks voice as lac read n deposition to-
the court, reigncd in the chambers of
Justice of Peace Evans in Youngstown.
%. Court was soon To adjourn in steren-
typed form But as Justice Evans gave
sleepy heed 10 the reading, sudden
whlnny in his left ear sent him four feet
from his seat. The courtroom was in an
uproar in a second. An apparition--so it
was thought a. !irSt-had appeared in the
form of big bay horse,
The giant seagull, which has been
known for years ON the Pacific coast
from Chill to the arctic, met an untimely
end on the steamship Wahon. Capt
Griffith. The bird was observed flying
around the ship. and finally it struck
wire of the wireless telegraph apparatus
inst as the operator was giving the ball
scores to the steamship buchanan. The
bird dropped 10 the lower rigging where
it was taken down by the sailors. 1t
weighed p pounds and measured 4 feet
3 inches from tip to tip Around its leg
was a silver band. inscribed ship Gran
lite State. Liverpool. 1889" ana a small
metal tag. reading Mail to AStor house.
New York. "
Joseph Murphy of Beverly Mass. is
authority for the statement that fish in
Beverly have taken to smoking ciragetteS
since Beverly became the summer CAPT
tai. His statement is supported by sew
mi ,,sl. lE..l. 4,
caught while fishing of the Boston X
Maine railroad bridge. Marphy hauled
out good-SiZed cod ana nearly fell off
the pier, lac says. when he saw that in
the Sils Of the fish was "A cork tipped
cigarette mt rakiSh angle, He called
&. w. Ferris. employed AT the draw and
Thomas Donlin, another employe, aud
they were repeatedly asked to verify
Murphy's story, which they did, Fisher
men say that Murphy must have inter
rupted the after dinner smoke of Mr..
Cod. for the cigarette had the appear
ance of hayit just gone out.
To be re- ued at sea, when all her
nine lives " Gro in danger, was the good
fortune of Tammy, who arrived Mt New
York the other day on board the derelict
destroyer Seneca. When the Seneca's
crew first saw Tammy, she was clinging
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far out TO sea, her only companion be
ing large turkey gobbler who was
found living i'm state in the cabin. Be
fore they blew the derelct up, the Sen
eca's men transported fanny and the
gobbler to their ship. The gobbler, sad
to relate. did not survive the first sun
day dinner oil board.
The other morning, while Miss Sadie
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ing to Allentown, Pa, with some prod
uce and bag of chickens, her horse
took fright on South Seventh street and
ran away. Miss Smith was thrown high
in the mir. turning Il somersault aud land
ing on her back on a lumber pile, rccpv-
ing only Il bruised wrist Her bag of
chickens was thrown out. and u woman
picked it up, thinking it contained in
animate produce. When the chickens,
however. commenced to 'cluck, cmck,
the woman gave shrek aud fell in
dead faint She was carried into Il
house. and it took physician some
time to revive her,
Addison Lyle Grow, the 23-year-old
son of Mrs Edward Crow of 3211 Irwin
avenue. pittsburg, who has an income
Of $4,000 Il year and who will inherit
| 81 100000 when he is 3S years Of age,
| is sailor in Uncle Sans navy Eleven
| months ago. while in Cincinnati. the
| young man suddenly disappeared, and his
| family hunted high and low for him
without avail, until a few days ago.
when Mrs. Crow received letter from
| her son saying that he had enlisted in
the navy in Cincinnati several months
ago The young man also requested that
his mother use her influence with the de
partment at Washington To have him
discharged, but she declared she would
let him remain Just where he is. lie Is
now with vessel 1T Hong Kong
wilmington boys are tie worst in
the United States and some Of them
ought to be whipped twenty times a
week, declared Judge Cochran in the
city court of Wilmington, Del, when
Frank Makovitz was charged with cruel
ty to his 7-year-old stepson by Frank
Stout, special agent for the s. L. {. G..
Judge Cochran cautioned Agent stout
not to bring parents into court for cor
recting their children.
People have a perfect right 10 Whlp
their children" said the judge. Tint
is what they need sometimes, believe
in using the strap
Makovitz said he whipped his stepson
because he was wild and could not be
controlled otherwise. The court dismissed
him.
Climbing to the topmost branches Of II
tree in NJ street mt Thomas circle,
Washington, -. c., Pierre Chambcrlin.
the 15-year-old son of DIR. +. T, Cham
berlin Of 1923 NJ street northwest, took
fl swarm of 300 bees from their resting
place and carried them To his home.
While the boy was in the tree q large
crowd gathered and witnessed his opera
tons Several policemen kept the crowd
from the tree while the lad was work
ing. The bees are the Chamberln boys
property. and escaped from his heme
several days ago Playing in the street
near Thomas circle, young Ehnmberln
discovered the temporary hive in the
tree Throwing off his coat, the boy
climbed the tree and captured the
swarm.
RolIm Lockwood Of Hunting Ridge, in
rural Stamford. Conn. drove into town
the other night to see the circus. He
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