Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-08-01


nlputs of tetanus are reported at the
Harlem hospital. They were cured by
injection Of anti-tOXine into the spinal
column after the patients had developed
aOckjaw.
John Bohee who was widely known as
lbe hairless man, is dead III Wilkes
barre. Pa Ike was the marvel of ply
sjcians. who puzzled in vain To account
for the entire absence of hair from his
badly.
In the little bri * church of ST. Jean
Baptiste in East Seyenty-sixth street
hundreds Of cripples have prayed during
three days beforer a relic of ST Anne.
enshrined on the altar. The relic is
credited with many cures. the most re-
markabe one of the present novena being
that of woman from Troy. y. v. who
was injured three years ago by a troll
ley ear and was able to walk only with
the greatest difficulty. She has thrown
aside her crutcheS and asserts she has
been completely cured.
The kuhn-Toeb-Speyer syndicate,
which underworld the $60.000,O00 Penn
sylvania stock issue. has been dissolved.
Members of the syndicate received
checks for their share of the profits to-
"a advance any money in the deal.
There are indications in the social
world that archery may be revived as a
fashionable sport An archery club has
been organized at Huntington Manor and
:; score of young women and men have
enrolled themselves as charter members
The shooting butts are being placed on
the Huntington golf course.
Clad in a dark gray suit of fine texture
and wearing a silk hat, tall, soldierly
looking man came into port on the Cam
pania He arrived in the steerage. To
the immigration officer who accosted him
he presented an engraved card reading
Mr.. Hugh Ardleigh. 2T2 Madison ave
nue.. New York" How did you happen
to come over in the steerage?' asked the
officer. We'll, YOU see replied the man
with some embarrassment, Il was cabed
for and | had no ready cash at the time
50 | had to travel this way 1t is
humliating. TO be sure. but | had to get
here as soon as | could and there was
nothing else to do" Although he hal
no worldly wealth. the man satisfied the
immigration officer he was an American
citizen and so he was allowed to land.
He vouchsafed the information he paid
$1,000 a year for rent of his nome. Mrs.
Ardlcigh is in Chicago.
Daisy Ellsworth Kirk. daughter of a
well known resident of the Bronx and
former wife of William Mckay Barber,
a mine owner of Colorado Springs Col.
has been married. according TO the Her
aid to Count Martel De Chesney. The
ceremony took place July 4. at Wheeling,
W. Va. and has been kept secret owing
to the severe illness of the brides father.
'In i'm, Il
He left his family seat at Rouen, France.
several years ago and will continue TO
reside in the United States.
Following upon the order by the court
at White Plains for the eviction of
Squatters ON watershed property owned
by the city of New York in the northern
section of Westchester county, comes the
announcement that the village of Ar
monk in the town of North Castle is to
be wiped out. About 200 villagers have
received notice from the watershed com
missioners to move.
Rev. Walter Il. Bentley. rector of Holy
Sepulchre Episcopal parish and a lead
ing spirit in the actors church alliance.
has resigned from his partorate work.
lie was a well known actor before enter
Ing the ministry. Il believe the church
should reach out to the stage he said.
land also that the alliance is the best
agency yet Revised for that purpose
have long held the aim TO devote my
entire time TO that work when il was
possible to do so. / now find it 10 be
possible and SO resign my rectorate. The
alliance is in IL tiouriShing condition with
branches and branch workers all over the
co2ntIy.'
Frank ]. Gould with his Wife and am
other couple. have had a narrow escape
from injury in Il collision between their
+l-horSepawer automobile and IL Broad
way car in Bowling Green They were
returning home from u days tour in New
Jersey and landed at Whitehall ferry.
The party had just left the ferry house
when Il car struck the machine and
Knocked il thirty feet IT careened about
on the rough pavement. but fortunately
did not ovcrturn and the occupants eS-
capped unhurt. They had. however. 10
complete their journey up town by car.
The last portrait painted by James Nc
Neil Whistler was called by him His
Reverence. 1t is the head and bust Of
smooth-faced. dark-cyed. dark haired
man about 10 years old, and the original
Is Richard \. Canteld. He was the last
person who ever sat to Whistler. Whist
ier gave Garfield the last sitting on the
London residence. at "A Cheyne walk,
Chelsea, and the portrait was finished
some time last month 1t is supposed Ia
DC resting now OH the easel on which it
was painted in the dead artists studio.
Whether or not it has been labeled His
Reverence is not known. but that is
what Whistler said it must be called as
being suggestive OF the face and gIrb
OF his subject the gambler
In that remote future time when Forty
second street shall have been freed from
me subway demon and the hundred build
ihSs now in process Of construction shall
nave been completed that thoroughfare
VIII probably be the handSome>t in the
cry. There is Il scheme now to build n
monumental bridge across Fifth avenue
~ the Forty second street intersection "a
relieve the congestion, and this. with tho
new library, promises to become one of
.he beauty spots of New York. The
bridge is To cost something like S400.u00.
III Tine with the modern New York idea
vi pubic improvements.
In recognition of the remarkable sue
TrSS attained by tine ST. Petersburg