Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-03-24
RIFF NOTES OF N0TABLES.

Admiral and Mrs. DeWeH VIII ne the
Is of honor at the Chlcagd military
and naval ban ban 10 'e menu III 'ne y uui'o-
rum next May! - a.. -.
,xs that he learned the game with
pol.. 7J;fFculty, and for some time any
sfeat arn0unt Of playing always resulted
snxere headaches.
III nosnite the Eastern flavor of some of
-r5a t. B. Aldrich does not know
ms oriental language. He is at pres
IN! bowever, studying Persian with a
r ut. IN 4 translation of Omar Khayyam
Tho remodeled residence of William
!. whitney. on Fifth avenue, New York.
- ~. one of the finest in the city. All
,be marble in the house-and there is I
,lno deal of tits Siena, Istrian and
Kanamora'
nj the new Russian Academy of Let
~ are Count Tolstoi, KorolenkO. the
- and the Grand Duke Constantine.
ibc most literary member of the house
Of RCmanOff.
william Dean Howells has been do
;rg nearly alkOf his writings of late with
!, oqill pen. He says the pen writes
casily and that this has a good deal TO do
with the quality as well as the quantity
Of the matter produced.
--Chevalier Michel de la Zarovitsch,
member of the Hungarian nobility, and
= tied to the royal family of Obreovitch
Servia, is a member of Hungarian
lestra in New York. He claims kim
with King Milan, TO whom he bears
.Scmblance.
In England the war has revived the
ON of bracelet wearing in honor of
soldiers, which dates hack to the
ings. The Prince of Wales, the
2 of York and many of the younger
ibers of the royal family are observ-
the custom.
Announcement is made that Prince
lihito. the Crown Prince of Japan,
= Immediately after his marriage in
Anring. make a tour of America with
1as.;A visiting Washington, ID. c.,
9 Woni. Chicago, Philadelphia, Boston
"a Sa n IF2ncisco.
~ d. az ESpund Morris Hyde, dean of
.,in roi' Ill ISHl. in Collegeyille, Pa, has
signed his pwiIl occnnv the rns+ '' Of
erature' ana y at the University of
aicago and in Socks.
TN Sri 80 Drsia, on his way to
-Ihe Snah OF Twill visit the Hague.
arls eAp IL li young Queen looks
event 10 whicll me apprehension. hav-
onward with no little apred eyneriences
ig heard much of the vain oc 'lpr lyi'o If
other sovcreigns ON IL
he visits of the late Shah, H. ,,;,,:o.,
Gladstone once eXpressevbaro some
If Gen. Butler at dinner Snoaor Nh
me referred to Joshua as Il orn zines
could not be matched in modna Tnsb.
Mr.. Gladstone broke out: JOSH ,,oDdIo
ua; Why, Joshua couldn't hold men
to Rcdvers Butler as a leader 9sassoioor
Rev. Or. Maunsell ya9t Of Hoborf
" IN Al
college, and 20 was dpGe' Ieo ei attia5
of the first Van Rensselaer, VINO settled
in this country, died az ldhenoou re
Gently after a brio Illness. lr. van
Rensselaer, was BIN III Albany III 1919.
The Duches of RoXburghe, who has
beep nassing .1e winter at Floors castle,
has gone t. Osborne as lady-in- waiting
ON Queen Victoria, replacing Lady Lyt-
ton. TIE duchess, who returns to Wind
Sor with the court, will be succeeded by
either Lady Antrim or Dowager Lady
Churchill.
Two months before war was begun in
South Africa Paul Kruger commissioned
w. II. Mullins the American sculptor, 70
make a bronze monument i'll honor of the
Beer victory over the Jameson raiders.
monument placed in a public square in
Pretoria.
When John l. Blair of New Jersey
died it was widely published that his es-
tate would prove up i'll the neighborhood
of $30,000,000. This shows once mora
how the wealth of rich men is liable to be
overestimated, for Mr.. Blair's estate is
found TO be worth just about one-sixth
the figure named.
In olden days when tea was rare
and precious luxury silver StrainerS were
used, into which the exhausted leaves
were put when they had been well wa
tered and drained. They were afterward
eaten with sugar on bread and butter
This fact is recorded by Sir Walter Scott
i'll st. Romans Well"
The Prince OF Monaco Joined his
yacht, the Princess Alice, Mt Gosport re-
Gently and she left for Cherbourg on
her way to the Mediterranean. The
Princess Alice has undergone an over
haul and rcfit since she arrived mt Cos
port from Birkenhead, where she was
laid up for several months.
The Turkish minister at Washington,
Ali FerrOugh Bey, has requested repre-
Sentatives of the press at the national
capital to refrain from making references
TO his family in the public prints. He
explains that this is a mark of respect
shown to man of his rank in his own
country and he expects to have the same
consideration shown for him here
-Donelson Gallery, Jr, the Lily
White" nominee for governor of LouiSi-
ana, is the oldest son of United States
Senator Gallery. He is a young man.
and has always taken an active part in
the politics of his parish. He is lawyer
and partner c. his father For time
he was private secretary to his father,
and spent some time in Washington with
him.
Reuben Daily. editor of the News and
Democrat at Jacksonville, Ind, and n
candidate for county treasurer, has intro
duced novelty in his campaign in the
shape of stump speech by photograph
1t Is only a three minute speech, but has
proved very popular. 1t is followed by
number of musical selections on the
monograph and Il series of popular
songs
Dennark's King is now so well that
ne goes lot intend to leave Copenhagen
AGAIN uhtlfhe goes to Wiesbaden in May
lor ms annual cure. after which he will
PROBABLY vist the Paris exhibition, and
men go to England for a short time
before returning home The Empress
uIJ0Wager of Russia and the Princess of
ales VIII pay he King a visit in the
spring and they aie to be at Copenhagen
or the celebration Of his birthday, April
The Rus h Tor Water.