Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-03-05

bers rallied around him and soon he pro
feSSed conversion The incident stirred
up great excitement in the meeting
Ii is seldom that the fishermen of
Gfeat South Bay, near Homestead L.
L., can be fooled in fish lore or seafaring
TUES but when Il number of the tolers
OF TIE sea came up to Hampstead from
me ocean they were struck almost dumb
DN the word "lchthyologiSt" in gold let
tefS ON the side of Il wagon which had
been purchased recently by ii local fish
ana oyster dealer. He had learned that
4 competitor had obtained fancy de-
nEefy wagon and brass mounted harness
with chimes. The haymen decided that
IN addition to his stock of oysters and
hsh the dealer was selling some un-
known hSh which must be expensive and
rare, If the size of its name on the de
llVerF wagon was an indication.
You IL find me drowned in the Della
ware some of these fine DAYS" remarked
Imam Noble of Beverly. y. j.. to sew
efal OF his friends recently in telling of
u strange presentiment of which he was
possessed. The other day his present.
menl came true, for his body was found
floating on large cake Of Ice. Noble is
believed to have fallen into the stream
during an attack of epilepsy which came
upon HIM when he went to the wharf 10
gather some ice for the Florence hotel.
where he had been employed for the
past two months. Coroner Bisbiug con
sldered an inquest useless The body
was taken to a Burlington undertaking
establishment and relatives were mott,
he'd, Noble. who was 43 wears old
came of a good family, and was an ac-
complshed musician. When he moved
TO Beverly, ten years ago he was highly
respected and played the pipe organ in
one Of the churches.
a pair of surgeons forceps accidental
~ sewed up in the abdomen after an
operation eleven years ago, caused the
death of Miss Mary 6. Donovan of
Philadelphia, Pa. The operation in
which the mistake was made was Der.
formed by surgeon of this city of
nigh repute, now dead. The facts were
suspected only a few days ago. follow.
ing an A-ray examination. Since the
operation Miss D0nuVan'S life has been
one long search for the cause of her
illness.
just full enough to make him at peace
with the whole world, Jack MCCULLOUGH
OF Altoona. Pa, went into the Pennsyl-
wanna railroad waiting room and en-
Il
gress. Their screams brought an officer.
Mccullough maintained that he was
simply living up to the biblical iniunc-
ton. Love one another but he was ar
rested, nevertheless
A victim of lnseed oil drinking. in
duiged in to some extent by numerous
men denied their drink through the
operation Of the Rose county option law
IN al a =
hlrtland was sent to the NeWburg state
hospital for the insane. He was Jailed
here this morning, after battle with
deputy sheriffs, and tore off his clothes
while IN his cell. Sunday night he
drove his wife and children from home.
tore mp $40 in bills and flung the frug.
meHtS n the woman and children
The women ana girls of Tioga. Pa.
do not believe in love in Il cottage. They
composed the greater part Of the audi
ence in st. PauTs Reformed Episcopal
church, Broad and Nenango streets, the
other night, to pass on debate by the
Chatham Literary union on the question.
RESOLVED, that it would he better for
a young married couple to live alone
IN poverty than to live with rich
mothcr-in-law in ahluence." BY their
vote IN the negative it was forcbly
shown that love with poverty is out Of
date in Tioga. 7. w. Lcib and c.
Oscar Beasley. who praised up the live
alone in-pOverty couple in mastery
style, got the dead shake when il came
to n vote. and many young men present
who had just got courage to propose lost
heart and allowed their sweethcarts 10
walk home unattended.
There was tInge Of romance sur
rounding a marriage license issued to
William Martz, aged =, and Mrs. Mis-
souri, Keptner. aged - years. in Ander-
son, Ind. The couple had been sweet
hearts thirty-tive years ago, but parted,
and each had since married and lost a
life partner. They met Il few months
ago at the funeral Of Il mutual friend
in ElwOod, and the love of former years
was kinded anew, which led 10 their
marriage. Mr.. Martz is a wealthy bust
ness man. living ut Arcadia. in Henry
county. and Mrs. Keptner is one of the
most prominent workers IN the Methodist
church at ElwoOd
Miles Lamorcaux, It young man en-
ployed rs Il driver by DIR. T.. Il. Tets
worth at Luzerne. across the river from
Wilkes-Barre, Pa, had q rather unusual
experience the other night. After sup
per he was sent down in the cellar TO
fix the furnace, the doctor directing him
meanwhile. The lad was standing ia
front Of the refrigerator, when suddenly
the concrete floor gave way and he and
the refrigerator dropped thirty feet into
4 mine opening. The doctor rallied his
wits. secured aid aud ropes and succeed
ed III q short time in hauling Lamorrauy
from the depths. whence he had been
Justify yelling for help. When brought
TO the surface it was found that his