Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-11-15


debility. Lay, who was 10 years old,
was born III Virginia. lie appeared in
minor parts with Edwin Booth and other
prominent actors.
The question of accepting $4,000
from Andrew Carnegie for The erection
Of library building in Albany was put
10 popular vote and defeated by ain
overwhelming majority.
Over 100000 arc to be put into
bachelor apartment house on Fifth ave
nue.. The increase in buildings of this
character shows that New York capital-
isis are not afraid OF the supply Of
bachelors giving out.
The famous Richardson spite house"
at the northwest corner of Lexington
avenue and Eighthy-second street. di-
mansions 100 feet on the avenue by
Ieet on the street. has been sold BY the
RIGh2rdson heirs 10 James Y. Graham
ana Charles Z. Reclllng.
\ storll few down from the North
Pole, and after alighting in the Central
FarG menagerie presented the big polar
bear with tiny white cub The Arctic
nanny Is well and the big white-fleeced
old pop" Gen. Greeley. is looking be-
comingly foolish and happy.
The Grand Hotel at Point Chautau-
qua. one of the largest and finest hotels
around Chautauqua lake. was burned to
the ground together with its contents;
also the amusement hall and a summer
cottage belonging to the hotel. The
hotel was owned by a Beaver Falls and
Buffalo syndicate. The loss will be fully
100000.
The space in front of the bargel Office
resembled a barnyard just before noon
the other day. A fine Holstein COW des-
tined for the officers mess on Bedloe's
island was brought down to the landing
of the island boat. The craft being laid
up for repairs, the man in charge Of the
COW tied her TO a wagon while he wish
dered away to wait for the next boat
The eXpressmen and boarding house run
nerS soon spied the COW, and in a few
minutes an impromptu buU expert mixer
from the crowd had filed dozen cans
and pitchers with n superior brand Of
milk.
William VI. Hartman, the well-known
banker and member of the stock ex-
change and brother of Edward H. Uarri- !
man, is seriously i'll at his home iii this
city from heart disease. While his con
dltion Is serious, the physicians say its
outcome will not necessarily be fatal. lie
has suffered from the trouble for several
years and spent the summer Mt Mann
helm, Germany, under treatment.
We 10 longer hear Of "parquet," spar
quette" or "parterrc' in New York the
aters Everything downstairs is the cr
chestra. Give me two seats in the or
chestra,' says the purchaser of tickets.
Occasionally, at the Metropolitan Opera
House, you will hear this order or re-
quest Two seats in the auditorium"
n Fff1 20 .afW.
''Where 'bouts-orchestra or gallery p
the chances are he would give serious
OffenSe to the person who regards the
auditorium as the parquette only.
Amelie Goddart de BloiSsieres, who was
for many years one of the most distin-
guished French women in New York city,
died on this 31st ult in her eighty-Gfth |
year ut n West Fifty-f0urth street. Size
was unmarried. Mile. de Bookstores was
the daughter of Josef Benjamin Godart
de BIoissiereS, who was an officer in Ma
p0leon'S army. and who came 10 this
country in 1850, In 1871 she was in
strdmental in planning and bringing to
success a large fair for the benefit Of tho
French who suffered in the Franco-Pus
sian war The fair took up all of Union
square, and was so well managed that !
it brought ia over 100000. This sum
was later taken to Paris by NJ lie. de
Bookstores.
The rat came out again the other
night at the ipopportuuc moment. This
time the rodent was the corpse Of the
Keith stock animal and it emerged while
twenty women were On the stage. 1t /
was during the concert of the f1adcttes
Noman's Orchestra that be made his ap
pCafancc. One young woman'a horn
wouldn't blow and she shook the nstru-
mpuf. Ont fell the rat dead n4 ever a
raj WGs. The scramble INDUCED in then
aud there Was most undigniiied pToced-
ure for a score OF young women from
Boston. The concert was temporarily
discontinued, bUt as soon as the corpse
WAS carried ava" the Music Yves con
tinucd as though nothing had happened.
The house cat was promptly discharged. /
One Of The most important details in
the mechanism of Wall street is its elab-
crate system Of detective protection. \
very effective dead line has been estab
lished at Fulton street for years, he-
yunl which no crook known % the police. 1
nor even a suspicious looking person. is
allowed 20 pass. As an additional pre-
caution n score or more Of central Office
detectives are constantly on guard nj She
principal entrances 10 the financial dis
tricy They usually cnugTegase Bc8r tho
United States treasury building at Broad
and Wall streets. Millions Of dollars are
constantly being carried past this point.
The money comes in gold, packed in
sacks and carried by the ton IN steel
wagons: II is bTougb downtown In cabs,
or carried in ordinary travelling bags or
in the pockets Of the crowd which con
stautly pours into Wall street. Such a
thing rs a loldup is unknown.
Two dwelling houses. one for Mr.. and