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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-09-08
Was NIansfeld,s Match.

Richard Mansfield is nimble-witted
fellow" said a minor member Of his com
pany the other day, hut he met scene
manager out West early this season who
was quite his match. The fellows name
is Jack Quinn. He had been familiar
in olden days with Booth and MeCul-
Tough, and was a prince at his work.
Jack always sought to avoid cause for
complaint. and especially did he so act
in the case Of Mansfield But a kick
was inevitable. 4 couple Of scene-shift-
ers,' after some labCrious work in the
flies. came down to the rear of the stage
breathing rather heavily as a result Of
their exertions. Mansfield CHANGED to
walk near them. He nearly frozc them
with a look. Then he summoned Quinn.
The breathing Of these men annoys
me, says Richard
ia answer to the law if | stopped
II. replied Jack with ready wit
~ stagehand slipped and danced about
little in the effort to regain his bal
anCc.
Your men make too much noise with
their feet exclaimed the actor
Hereafter they'll walk on their
hands was the response.
Mansfield had no more use for Quinn
and during the remainder of the engage
ment they spoke to each other only when
il was absolutely necessary. New Eng
land Magazine.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-09-08

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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-09-08
wraeked afozart.s Nerre-

mozart, being once on visit az NJ
seliies went ineogrho To hear The -.
formanee Of his "YilIaEella RANT. II.
nad reason t0 be toIeFatsiy we'll saffsf;..li
tIl- IN the midst 0f the prifeiT,aI 49,
Jhe orchestra. through sc-ne- error In, ~
copying OF the score. sounded 8 T-r,t.,,---f
Mnefe Ile composer had written D-Sbgr4
Inls substitution did nor inilrn rhe h.
mo'3y, but gave commonplace. rharaI.rl.-
70 the phrase. and 0bscured tbs. Sf-fsfirr,,.,,t
Of the composer. Mozart no sooner haa-5
i than he started np vehenentIy and
from the middle Of the pit. cried our IN .
voice OF thunder: VIII You nlav n
sharp. yon wretches - The Sa7sa+irr,
produced in the theater may be fn8einf.5
Inc actors We're aStounded, the LADY VIII
was singing stopped short. the oTchaStrs
IoIoWed her example. and the audience
Win loud exciamatI01S. demanded the
expulsion Of the offender H.. was a.
eortiingiy seized. and required 10 DsTne
himself. He did SO. and at the name If
Mozart the clamoF subsidized and was SHc-
ceeded by shouts Of applause from AN
sides. Ii was insisted that the onera
should be recommended Mozart was in
stalled in the orchestra. and directed fh,.
whole performance. This time the n
sharp was played in its proper place. ana
the musicians themselves were SURPRISED
at the superior effect produced. After
the opera Mozart was conducted in nj
umph to his hotel
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-09-08
LOVE AND NATURE.

Dear Love. wher Spring has come all Ma
tuFc wakes
and from Der ianguid lids the bandsge takes
To look with wondering eyes upon tbe
world
The trees unfold their robes Of slleery
green,
And thrifty Insects frera she blossoms EieaH.
Zach birding finds e mat" both fond aaA
true.
And J. dear Love have you.
Dear Love. in Summer time. each IengtheneI
day
To harvest fields a tribute rich must pay
OF sunshine packed ia grains IF geliow corn.
TBe earth j. weighted with the eas''B' ;
No creature. tree. nor vine can ask Tor
more
Nature mas satisfied each bird and 6ee--
HISS given yDH 10 Tle.
Dear Love. chilli Fan doth paint in colors
rare
The forests and the fields, that soon grow
hare
As Winter clasps them 30 her icy breast
Natur" must wake and work and re@t
awhile
Must steep. and cry. perchance, AZ well Us
smile.
And Nature. life. and love are one I know
Because love you 80
Anne G. steele In Harper's Bazaar
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-09-08
Moss an Antidote for Snake and
Spider Bites.

Kent has convinced himself that one
of the Observation-Disclosures apus-is
a perfect antidote for the poison of
snakes and spiders. This plant is famiI-
iarly called Snake Mess" and its vir-
tues We're known to the Indians of yir-
giuia. About one-half dram OF the moss
is macerated thoroughly with one ounce
OF sweet milk The milk containing
small fragments of the moss is then
drank by the patient. while the balance
is bound upon the wound The writer
cites a number of cases Of successful use
Of this remedy, of which the following
is good example:
James T., aged II years. was bitten over
his right insteD by a large copperhead
moccasip One hour after the bite he
was suffering mach pain. and the foot
was swollen TO twice its natural size.
Moss was at once given with milk. with
almost immediate relief of pain. Next
morning the swelling was all gone. and
the boy was at play, with only a scratch
Of the. bite To remind him of his encoun-
ter with the snaze.-Charleston Medical
Journal
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-09-08

A young man who looked as if he
might he about - years old was sitting
in the waiting room Of the depot. SAYS
the Buffalo Enquirer. On his Knee was
year-old baby. Presently the baby be-
gan 10 cry, aud the awkwardness and
hClplcsSness Of the Young man were So
marked IN to attract general attention
~ TINS point one Ut the waiting passen-
gers, fat and notwithstanding man.
crossed the room and said 10 the dis
treSSed haby-tender.
a young woman gave you that baby
10 hold while she went to see about her
baggage, didn't shcf'
Yes
We'll. now. | knew il rs soon as | saw
YOU You expect her back, supposc?"
"Of COURSE.
"lIa, ha, You are looking for hel
every minute, amt youE'
Il think she'll come back
ia, ha, Excuse me. but / can't hel,
laughing. A woman once PLAYED the
same trick on me, Ii was in Chicago
Nou re- caught, yonng man. She tool
you for a haysccd"
young, man rs he looked ohxiously
around.
she will. eh? Ha, ha ha! What
makes you think SoF"
Why. because she's my wife. and this
is our first baby"
'Oh uni see" muitered the fot
man, and he was in such haste to cri
hnck 60 the other side 81 the room thai
ne nearly fell over passing pug dog.
The baggage checking system. which
is universal in America, is coming into
use in England.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-09-08
Talked Too Loud.

1t happened at hotel not far
from the famous. busy Strand. saws
TIt-Bits. He was man Of se-i
Gus Intentions and numerous atteD-
t1ons, and she was rich and weddahIa
On Monday night he was there. and thew
sat in the hail under the stairway. It
was nook for lovers. There wasn't a
soul in sight and he thought his golden
opportunity had arrived. Down he hopUei
upon his knees and clasped her hand.
Dear one he whispered, NOT very
loud, but loud enough. 4 have loved Won
with the whole strength and ardor Of a
mans nature, when il is reused by all
that is pure and good and lovely in Won
an. and | can no longer restrain nv
pentup feelings. | must let you know
what is in my heart, and tell you that
never Yet has woman heard from my Inns
the secrets that are thrObbing and
Just then a rustic was heard on the
stairs above them, and a card fastened
10 a thread swung down and dangled not
two inches from the lovers nose On il
were these p0rtenrous words: II am
something of liar myself"
Then the awful truth flashed upon
him. and he fled. As he went out Of the
door sixteen girls al the head of the
stairs sent sixteen laughs out into the
damp night air after him. He makes no
love in hotels now.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-09-08
THE PAPER POWDER BOOK.
Dainty Deyiee that il Boon to
Women Halls from Paris.

'A"E Il Boon to
Women Halls from Paris.
Feminine visitors to The exposition
have been FeFeiiing in that clever device
OF a Frenchmsn known as the pap;ef
Poudre- Ii is a many-leayed little book.
which Is taking the place OF the powder
pun Every woman knows the dread
fui state 10 which her complexion de-
scends when heat and hurry combine for
rs unioins. Many ladies'. especially
French women, carry a little powder
pun with them always, and when the
nose gets Sllny or the skin otherwise
presents an appearance iHcompatif,Ie
with good looks. they give their faces
dab with II and harmony is restored.
But the powder puff is inconvenienf and
50 French ingenuity went to worl. to de-
wise a substitute This it clever}v lid
m the little book Of powder leaves
These leaves are prepared with dainty
perfumed powder and have the same adj
mirable effect on the skin as the nse al
the Old-tlme pun One simply tears a
leaf out Of the book. wipes her face with
1t, and throws il away The hook cau
be slipped into an ordinary cardcaSa nr
pOcketboOk. or Il number Of leaves can
he torn out of it and taken on ones
shopping or calling expeditions. Its cost
IS but dime, 50 that every woman who
50 desires can own one One lady 50
appreciated their usefulness while
abroad that, fearing she could not gcf
them here. she brought home a goodly
supply. Imagine her feelings when she
found that what had cost her a shilling
each IN London were here priced at 10
cents
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-09-08
Hit was Not a Religious Man.

'One or the most l0yabIe men i ever
knew is r. r. Hit of Illinois, chairman
of the committee on foreign relations,
said a well-known politician the ether
day. He excels in the delicate arr Of
story telling.
Not long ago in the cloakroom I was
talking with him about Thomas Hart
Benton, whereupon he told me an anec-
dote of Bent0n's most masterful anta@
nnist, Senator James Stephen Green OF
Missouri.
Senator Green said Mr.. Hit. was
not only a man of splendid genius, hut
also of charming manner He boarded
at the National hotel where he was
popular with men and women. The lat
ter found out that the senator was not
much of Il churchgOer and insisted that
he should mend his ways in that regard
One Sunday he was late for dinner. The
women asked him why
- have been attending divine Wor-
ship replied the senator, grayely.
To what church do you 90, senator 2
asked woman.
I don't know, answered the courtly
Missourian.
Who preached:' they asked
don know he said. / walked
up the avenue, turned up Fourth street
and entered a church on the lefI-hand
side. This was an Episcopal church.
How did you like the serviceE asked
another woman.
1t appeared to me- answered the
senator. that there was too much read
ing Of the journal and too little debate
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-09-08
You Must Hang On" in New York.

y hewildered man walked up and
down Third avenue, near the Cooper iu-
stitute. New York, the other afternoon
4 policeman asked him what was tn,
matter. 10 which he replied hopclessly
Il took my little boy into a barber shop
on the avenue to have his hair cut NJ
hour ago, leaving him while ! went e.
attend to some business. and for the lifs
of me | cannot remember whore the bar
Der shop is The policeman loo&ea
fessional career that he had ever been
faced by exactly this dilemma. But r..
this moment. just as the situation waS
becoming strained. a loud. childish voice
was heard shouting. Herr / am. papa. g"
The barber shop was Immediately across
the street, ard as the father ran quickly
over. with sigh Of relief the policeman
remarked uracuiarly; 1T amt safe to-
let go Of a kids hand in New York 'cepi
when hes at home"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-09-08

Some convicts were pulverizing stone
at the time Of the official visit. aud the
governor Of the prison was inspecting tho
work. says an exchange.
Aiier contemplating the proceedings n
Few minutes The governor remarked.
Here, my man. you are not pulyerizing
mat stone tine enough, that sort of thing
will never do"
The convict calmly rested his arms and
off and discharged tf NV work j"n ,uI
SUIT never applied for this job or the
SITUATION, arl II my work Amt satisfac.
tory I'm willing 10 90"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-09-08

accomplishment Bat the high level Of
etiquette among the summer residents
was not to be lowered a particle merely
on this account The mafrons were De-
terEained 70 see their wishes Fespecfel.
30 they have bought bathing beach for
themselves which VIII next year De set
aside Tor the exclusive use Of those vvhf.
will agree thar il is undesirable. for a
person III bathing suit 10 join party II
spectators on the beach.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-09-08

There are more than twice MS man,
blind persons in Russia as i'm the wbnle
~ the rest az Europe They nnmbar
10000, which is eQuiya'ent TO two in
every 1000 Of the population. I'm Frorrn
and England the proportion &, NOT nui.e
one per 1000.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-09-08

Il IS TO be an ostrich feather winter.
The crusade on bird destr0yers has
been turned 10 good account by the os-
friefles, ard their most graceful and dec
aFaTiYe plumage IS To have sin overwheinl-
ing rogue if the word Of Partisan anto-
Gratis may be credited.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-09-08
$500 PER WEEK

and expenses to man with rig to intro
duce our Poultry Compound and L ce
Killer among farmers. Address with
stamp Acme Mig Co.. Kansas City, No.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-09-08
a Freak Tree.

In the village Of Nfillheck. near Kes-
wick, is most curious freak of nature.
Two trunks rise on each side of a spring
of clear water and join together three
feet above. forming one tree
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-09-08
Made Aliens nv nIarrince-

The decision just rendered by the
United States appraisers declaring thar
American women who are married 10
foreigners are aliens is regarded by law
yers To he perfectly legal. as it is based
on recognized international law
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-09-08
Crosby Transportation Co. and

Grand Trunk Ry. system, Grand Haven
Route. Shortest, cheapest and most
popular line to all points in Michigan.
Canada and the East. Steamers leave
Milwaukee every night at 9;15 p. N.
Write or call at ticket office. 400 East
Mntar 81
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-09-08

Such well-known English garden
plants as the phlox and the verbena have
run wild over hundreds of acres Of sandy
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-09-08

tgD these cooler mornings.
When the damp fog white IS,
Naidens should beware at
Catching 1etF FaistItiS.
st L0uis Post Dispatch.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-09-08

The baggage checking system. which
is universal in America. is coming into
use in England.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-09-08

One Of the Long Island summer resorts
which has recently become so popular
that the regular residents have begun To
take themselves very seriously makes
particular rules Of conduct which II de
sires TO see observed strictly aud takes
active measures TO enforce them. One Of
these went into effect this summer after
consultation among the prominent
matrons Of the town, who decided that
all the residents should see to it that
conversation on the bathing beach be-
tween persons in bathing suits and those
who We're merely there rs spectators
should not be allowed Men who came
out Of the water We're not allowed to sit
IN groups Of spectators. They were for
hidden even Ia stop and converse With
women not in bathing suits under penalty
Of mourning diSfavor. They We're per
mitted 20 converse with hathers as much
as they wanted. This rule was not en-
forced SO easily as the originators had
anticipated. Rebellion was frequent
Mixed parties, rs they came To b.,
allied on the beach, were frequently seen
n the same group. 1t became evident
hat the rule would never he respected n
he matrons desired il should be- In
vain they Suubbed men in bathing Suts
Who came up To talk with them. 1t was
plain that there existed against the regu-
.ation sufficient opposition to defeat its
The colored American., 1900-07-14

Mr.. Myers Again On the State Execu-
tive Committee.

Columbus, Special The State Cen
tral Committee which convened in tina
city Tuesday, July 10th, to select a
State Executive Committee, selected
George A. Myers, OF Cleveland, as the
only colored member. To be q mem-
Der of the State Executive Committee
during senatorial or presidential
campaign, is big honor. Mr.. Myers
was member of the committee DURING
Senator HANNAH contest, and now he
Is selected as member for The presiden.
tlal campaign. The appointment came
to him as tribute to his excellent
work in 1897. His selection will be an.
proved by all Afro Americans Of Ohio
with the possible exception of r. G.
smith, who was himself an active can
didate, but whose name was not men.
toned when it came to discuss tba
personel Of the Committee. Georoo
Myers appointment, coming az IL did
unsolicited, is great compliment to
the worthy man that he Ia.
The colored American., 1900-07-14
Prominent Colored Men.

Agents wanted to sell Zone Hundred
Distinguished Leaders," beautiful
book containing one hundred portrai. g
and sketches of the leading colored
men in the United States. Price 25
cents per copy. Send stamps or post
office money order to
CHARLES Alexander.
Tuskegee Institute,
Tuskegee, Ala.
The colored American., 1900-07-14
Down In Georgia.

Columbus, Ga, Speclal-ihe Dis
trlct Grand Lodge will convene in
Rome, Ca, about August 9Th, MF.
James Dawson, one of the sblest young
men in his lodge will represent it at
Rome this year Mrs Emma Hawkins
will represent Eben Household of Ruth
Mrs. Willie Dawkips il one Of the first
ladies IN this city and will anec cmpany
Mrs. Hawkins to Rome, Ga. Rev. J.
8 Kelsey OF Friendship and Rev. J.
81. Young of Bet hsada Baptist church
es are doing a good work, but the 9th
er two pestors(?) the people will re-
joice to see them leave. The taking OF
she census in the 3rd district of Georgia
this year was placed in tine hands OF
democrats and rot Negro in it. DIR.
Ruguly, as a doctor Of Americus, is
over run with practice and more gentle
men like DR.. Huguly can do well here
Crops are fine in Sumter this year.
What is the matter " ith Hanna? Mr..
B. T. HsW kins has been quiet oD poll
tics for four months; l ask him what
VAS the t1Cuble be replied it is best to
keep cool, but l tell Fl, m the flash of
his ey es that he will make things hum
later or; he is the hero of politics in
Sumter. We u ade mistake In 1896,
here in AM CIRCUS ard "the powers
that be" ask us to wait so that they
would see that we should have a chance |
to correct il. The Colored American |
shall be lamp post in Sumter County
,all for Mr. ]. w. Williams for the
news. The pastor Of one of the Bsp
list churches in this city has room
md it is packed with eight or nine of
lis unpopular sister, like himself it is
light for him TO furnish his unpopular
listers with drinks, The people Of this
Icy need an educated preacher clear
# drinks, with good moral character.
fine fish fly took place last Wednes-
lay, those that attended ere: Messrs.
). T. Hawkins, l.. D, Haily, l. G. Me-
irschy, Nesdames Emma Hawkins,
\ lille Dswklns, Pies Warren, Nancy
/ ally. Lou Tison, and Master Eddie
1aily, 1t was quite a delightful trip
nd all enjoyed themselves.
The colored American., 1900-07-14
Exte1 dS the Glad Hand.

Mr.. e. q Cooper OF The Colored
American, extended every courtesy to
visitors en- route to Philadelphia where
he attended the convention. The man
ager of the Rising Son places a high
estimate upon Mr.. Cooper as a journal
lst and man of great individuality.
The colored American., 1900-07-14
HOTEL SHEPHARDS HILL

open for the Season On June Jst. Beauti.
fully situated near the Potomac River On St
Palr1ckss Creek. Cool Rooms, Bathin o.
Boating, Fishing and Cra bbing For terms
adoress M. l.. Bond, Colton's Point, ST.
Mary's County, Maryland. 0''
The colored American., 1900-07-14
=HARTONA=
The Grandest of all Preparations for the Hair
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY HARTONA.
Matchess Positively
KnOtty, Stubborn, Harsh,

HARTONA will make the hair long, straight The
one box OF Will sho immediate results Makes the hair
Hair and all Scalp Diseases HARIoNA the
allow hair and face to be ruined by dangerous chemicals that sold
uneducaed HARTONA
5000 people in State in the Union HARToNA does not have
and the hair and naturally straight after RTON
box OF HARTONA used by
chdrens
if n
The colored American., 1900-07-14
THE SUMNER SEASON.

=" 'io Fuoiic that tEs
books are opened for Excursions to NJ,
ley Hall, that pok uIar simmer roso,.
aud that the River Queen has been w.
painted, refitted up in every wav a,d
new electric lights ut in at the -
pense OF five ttousad dollars and j. -
better conoition than ever tn se,vo -
public. The following dates have am
been taken
July:
" 10, Regular family txeur,i,o
to Motley Hall.
Is, The Boston House Porter.
Social Club to Motley Hall,
II, Israel /. N. E. Chnrcb, -
Motley Hall.
IS, Agnes Young Court No 8
to Motley Hall.
'' 10, Happy Ten Social Club ia
Motley Hall.
July:
" 20. Peoples Congregational
church to Lower edar Point.
'' %, Regular family excursion
to Motley Hall.
" 23, American Star Social CInh
Motley Hall.
=" "a, N. E. Magnolia Social
Club to Motley Hall.
10
Hall.
" s6, Bowin Road Investment
Club, to Motley Hall.
" 27,The Young Ladies Immed
late Club TO n otley Hall.
Sc 80, Regular Sunday excursion
to Motley Hail.
80. St. Cyprian excursion to
Motley Hail.
" 81, D. B. Webster Lodge
Lower Cedar Point,
August.
], American GIee Club to Not
ley Hall
q, Masonic Lodge to Motley
Hall.
=" 8, P. I. Cuyler GalOraith
church TO Motley Hall.
3, Regular family excursion
10 Motley Hall.
3" 6. Odd Fellows Lcdge to
Motley Hall.
7, East Washington Brick
makers to Motley Hall.
s, Wesley Fletcher Co. K to
lower Cedar Point.
" 9, Oxfords Pleasure Club to
Motley Hail.
10, Excelsior Social Club to
Iotley Hall.
10, Regular family excursion
D Motley Hall.
Rev. Wilibanks to Lower
edar Point.
" IA, Congressional to GIymoDt
10, Ampbion Glee Club Net
y Hall.
" Is, d. W. Plummer to Motley
all.
" Belfolds Outing Club TO Not
y Hall.
" 10 Regular family excursion to
otley Hall.
30, The Mysterious Pleasure
lnb to Motley Hall.
%, Felix Ledge, No, 3 to Not
Y Hall.
The colored American., 1900-07-14
HARTONA FACE WASH

will gradually black
will the skin muto perfectly white HARTONA FACE
WASH will tighten
delighted send testimonials all the
Freck and all Bemishes the Skin You
with each bottle FACE WASH perfectly harmless and
to the United States
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