Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-08-24

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ri-'nt .hG most popuIar woman IN New
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at Newport intend 10 spend one or two
weeks OF the autumn season Al LcnoN.
lie New York Times says that the
reporter who goes To interview Richard
Croker for The first time realizes he Is
confronted with serious obstacle, when
Rg az - In tassrND Hf.nv,
nm: Why should you come To me for
TINS information any more than You
should ask any other citizen you should
meet!
Mrs. Stuyvosant Fish had narrow
escape from a serious accident in Belle
her victoria a pair Of horses which were
were being tried. When Bath road was
passed the nigh horse reared and fell
against its mate, which was knocked
over upon the sidewalk. Instantly the
horses were struggling in tanglc of har-
ness ana trapplngs. Mrs. Fish leaped at
the hrst sign of danger. and in So doing
narrowly escaped being. crushed under
the WelSht OF the railing horses. She did
NOT lose her self-control, however, until
saaIely seated IN an office near by; when
sue S 5li1 tt IIaUSed' Mrs flsh mas or
b borsa tue g31Gnlaah 10 get Fid OF the
nj
S,4.,I ne ttpoI =: iroll NeWpoFt that Mrs.
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ptad IA mITlu ply ner pFtct mas ere
;s 1vell go,'mdod i nnIpoist ~ tne report
Crosswa T !" r. piT ri; sW , .nIaSS' tnat
buf tb anq ro rnat d Ine owner Is tlred OF IT.
thar Mrs Fisb : tirnd ~ i,ie"n
There Is no rnosn,, far ~ Nv" ioI.'
Mrs Fish hos said 80 10 "eii,. liiE INT ld''
thar tba villa i nat ni,i+ Iog
and If She ebo,,Ia s,,ondn'a 80 ~ Ni!!Dusns
Crosswavs for ~ INV, ~ u'sloslus on
about $3.50 600 tho owner u."nid
doubtedly erect n Iarcar and bo"'iso,,,nr
summer residence M Newnort
When William 7. BRYAN arrival in
New York on his first yiSit Jnr,n,s +ha
~ssiresidential campaign. Mr. Crakar
and another prominent Tammanyita
were on the COMMITTEES 10 meet 40
Democratic leader at the Grand Central
station. There was an enormous crowd
present, and the police had hard work
keeping ii in order. Ar onp time th.
crowd pressed in on the platform, Mr.
Croker and the other gentleman wore
seated on a truck well up the platform
A police captain in charge Of fhc snmad
.Mr. Croker do Won want me td zeo,
this crowd back in The street,"
Mr.. Croker surveyed him n nonoant
with his piercing eyes. and answered.
You see that man over there sounding
the ear wheels? You 90 ask him, and if
he don't know Won On down ~ NTuIharr,.
street and asl, your rhief .
Sir Mountstuort Grant Due is ono or
Great Rritoin's most eynerinpcni noIn'
NAL oficiais For n long time ne was COW.