Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-06-06

tened down the gan2planE and stood a.
Is lower end until they had time 10 d.
liver letter to her. While Mrs. Can,n-
bell viii not return next season. she Will
De Iong remembered by the theatrical
agents who have managed her during thu.
tour. She changed press agents several
tines. none being able 10 satisfy her
The last one tried his best 10 please har.
bu- only q faw Gays before reaching Eew
1Hrk na earned that he had not. They
were pas sing certain town on the train
When he pointed it ont 10 her as the .iac,
where he was horn. WHAT q Pity
SAIL Mrs. Campbell. disirterestediy.
Three men sailed on the giant White
Star liner Celtic. among 1900 othe. pas
SenserS, to encircle the globe in search
for botanical specimens in the iH;ere>-
OF Harvard university. They were Prof.
Charles ). Sargent, his son. \. L. Sar-
gent. and John Muir. the naturalist.
Their efforts viii be directed especially
toward the fora Of Europe and Of north
eTn Asia. They viii 20 to St Peters
burg and Moscow and then over the
! TranS-Siberan railroad to pekin. Java
and Hong Kong viii be visited and the
party will sail for home VIA san Fran
cisco.
There is an enterpriSing person in New
street who makes Handbook" on the
stock market and does more business
tiian some brokers. Among his clients
are men who dealt in 100 share lots only
Il few months ago. One share is the
minimum trade i'll this hook. but several
patrons may form a 81 pool SO that
he individual speculation may involve
but fraction Of ii share The man
who trades i'll two. three and five shares
IS regarded in that crowd as a reckless
pluhSer. Transactions are based upon
quotations received from Il public ticker
1t is bucket shop in miniature.
William A. Brady, the theatrical man
aSer. who was reported to have dropped
$1,000 to Charlie Evans in a poker
game. says that it "ain't So Aubrey
Iiouclcault, who sat in the glme. bears
Brady. out If | saw Il bale of money
that big pass hands the shock would kill
me, declares B0ucicault. George Broad
hurst, the playwright also held a hand
in the game, and he says it was penny
ante affair. He gueSseS that Brady
dropped about 500. Anyhow. Brady has
made enough with Pretty Peggy" ana
Grace George to make a SD 600 losing
a small affair.
The new retail store which John Wan
:tnaker VIII erect on the block south of
Ills present store is to be a genuine sky
>craper. 1t will be fourteen stories IN
height The structure will rise 21T13 feet
above the curb level. Ii will front in
broadway. Fourth avenue ana in Eighth
street. On the second floor will be a
large music hall for the entertainment of
visitors to the building. The facadeS Will
lie Of Bedford stone for the first three
stories, and ornamental terra Gotta for,
he e!"Yen upper STORIES and there will
ne exterior fire escapes Of ornamental
h,.tI N4sA
The two daughters of Belle Boyd, the
famous southern spy. are planning a
J"lht starring tour in a play founded on
the stirring incidents of their mothers
career. Both young women are capable
member of the Frohman forces and
Isabella having achieved mild degree
OF fame in the provinces.
Tiny" Toby Claude is seeking di-
voFce from Big Will" Carlton. She
hioneS 10 get a decree soon. BY coinci-
dehce Miss Claude was singing Eff in
I he Belle Of New York" when she met
VIII Carlton and married him. Now she
Is singing Fi-Fi in Il Chinese Honey
moon. in which part She has captivated
wealthy baltimore young man. She
marrled William L. Carlton in June
1857. 1t IS said that more than one re-
respondent has been named. James f.
McShane, who is mentioned a the proc
able successor 10 Mr.. Carlton in case
Toby Claude secures her divorce. belongs
70 one of the beSt-knOwn families in
Maryland. McShane has followed the
company all over the country since its
last engagement in Baltimore. and is re-
ported as being very devoted to Toby
Claude.
James Buchanan Houston, retired brok-
/ ttt. n Il 1 l.
nlted States for whom he was named,
died from heart trouble in his rooms at
the Rockingham, after an illness of six
weeks. lie WAS 81 years old and was
born in Washington. His grandfather
Commodore TruXton, received from Con
greSS a gold medal for gallantry in the
nGht between the United States frigate
Constitution and the French ship of war
La Vengeance. Mr.. Houston himself en-
tered the navy shortly before the Civil
war and was on the San Jacinto. under
Capt. Wilkes. when it captured Mason
and Slidell. After the war he entered
the Insurance business and later became
broker.
Following the investigation of the dis
appearance of Louise Diviniero. a 10
year-old girl, the police announce that
they have discovered in Little Italy" a
band of men who were making business
them for ransom. They say league
Of fortune tellers We're working with the
kidnapers to get blackmail from the par
ents of the stolen girls. Several arrests
are promised.
Miniature pastels. the fad introduced
by the Countess of Yarmouth. have mild
ly inOculated New York. Miss Kate Co
tharin. whose studio is in Carnegie hail.
made a couple of them for Mrs Thaw,
and they were taken To England by the
countess, Since artists have been talk
ing about the new departure in miniature
work and it is now being taken up by
anna tours.
Rev. DIR. Charles III. Parkhurst, be
fore sailing on the Celtic on his annual
trip. TO the Alps. made some more re-
marks. He admitted that he admired
Big Bill Devery, who offered Il few
observations about DR. Parkhurst the
other day. and said he thought Billy
admired him because they both fought
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