Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-09-05

Painted walls are preferred for this rea-
! son over cheap wallpaper, because they
! do not hold dust and germ life. In all
| the big office buildings carpets have been
! entirely discarded for the polished hard
wood fio0r, and even cloth-coVered desks
| are going ont Of use on the theory that
anything that attracts and holds dust is
unsanitary.
| Except for a twinge of rheumatism,
| Senator Chauneey NJ. Depew was hale
and hearty when he arrived on the White
| Star line steamship Cymric from his an
nual trip. With the senator were his
wife and son. I'VE have had 4 great
time" said the senator. I'VE visited
| Paris, London and Ankles BaineS. BY
! the way, | saw something interesting in
the latter place What do you think OF
| the Boulevard de Pierpont Morgan?
| Well, that's what they've gor there.
thing handsome for them there. and they
named their principal street after him
We went to AiX-lesB aines to try the
! baths for my rheumatism. l didn't have
much of an attack when l went there,
| but in a couple of days | was seized with
/ the most severe attack | ever expert
enced | think it was put-up job, said
the senator laughing heartily.
| How about the reconciliation of the
Vanderbilt family" he was asked.
Not a word" be replied. For thirty
years. I've kept my mouth closed about
| the fanderbilts, and you will have to see
| Alfred Gwynne about that
| Il have been asked as TO the present
| condition in this country. We are still
| hustling, Here is proof Of it. | received
one letter before the vessel locked.
Il seems that there is a vacancy Of minor
importance, and that letter was from
man who wants the position. He certain
~ hustled. as his letter was delivered be-
fore landed. He deserves the job"
Jim Cards negro advertisement for
Sixth avenue dentist took to a roof
| the other day because an elephant of
| woebegOne circus took to him and his
gaudy raiment. The elephant was pass
ing along the avenue when the yellow
and green garb caught his faucy. He
made one dash ut the negro and the lat
ter was heading for the stairs He never
| stopped until he reached the roof. The
elephant in the meantime got his head
! III the doorway. but couldn't get out Ii
| TOOK the united efforts of the circus crew
To release him. The negro is still miss
| ing.
! 1t turns out that there is no truth in
| the report. which gained credence in
/ Newport. that a negro. famous coon
hunter from North Carolina. had been
| tuFted TO visit that resort. where he
would be entertained by those for whom
! ne had acted as "A guide in southern hunt
! ing expeditions. 1t develops that the
man is an employe of one of the Newport
! cottagers on North Carolina estate:
| that he had asked his employer il he
might come north To see one of the yacht
| Faces, and receiving permission 70 10 SO
| came 70 New York to view the contest
| from ON board the Narada, after which
| he went back To his duties SO Newnort
Is not going to have any fun with him
Robert Grau under whose direction
| Nine. Adelina Patti will aDDpar in
America i'll the autumn. has sailed with
J Mrs. Grau on the Lucania Mr.. aud
! Mrs. trau returned the other tiav from
! a brief visit to Patti at Craigynus castle
! IN Wales. Patti will sail for the Cnred
! StateS October 2l. accompanied by her
! husband, Baron Cederstrum Her 0nen-
ing concert will be at Carnegie hall NJ.
| vember >, She will sing selections from
/ Lucia. Donizetti; III Bacio. Home.
| Sweet Home, The Last Rose of Sum
! mer. Patti will sing in sixty concerts ia
/ tortN-nlne cities. in thirty-oae different
! states.
/ Edward Stone, who was the original
/ lmogcne the Cow in The Wizard 81
| Oz," and brother OF Fred Stone. the
/ famous Scarecrow, died NJ Rye, n T.,
after vain search for health which had
carried him 70 both Arizona and Colo
! RADIO. Finding that his ease WAS hope
7 less. Mr. Stone and his father and moth-
/ er came home again in order 10 be near
/ his brother. The enormous success of
| The Wizard of o. made it impossible
I tor Fred Stone to take a vacation. 50 he
/ leased Il farm at Rye, where il was pos
! Siblc for him to 20 To his brother every
/ night after the performance. Edward
1 Stone was - years old and for several
/ wears had been known ON the variety
stage as one of the team OF Williamson
aud Stone. The funeral servises were
held ut the Methodist church iu Hobo
I ken
The sudden death Of David Rrad.ey
/ Lee is announced. Mr.. Lee was in his
I seventeen Year. He was a brother III
! Countess von Nalder>er and Baroness ,ie
/ Wachter, Lee was prominent member
Of the Union club
The Rtalto quakei in terror aui thp
/ SIpoNtb-ShaVCn actors who iolOgei in
/ front of the upper broadway cafes and
! tell the story Of their greatness to an
! who VIII listen ~hiyered with fear when
! q report spread that Carrie Nation yv,is
/ 90 be one of them. For AIRS. Nation.
/ with hatchet IN hand and blood in her eve
! Is going 10 don the sock aud huSkin Mrs
Nation is now visiting New Jersey sum.
| mer reSOrtS--She was NJ kayOnpe Ia -
week Thither Mr.. Johnson pursued har
AMI got her name signed 10 contract 10
appear a star in a hiC revival of Ten
| Nights in barrOOHi." Bat the play will
be altered somewhat 10 suit Yrs. Ma.