Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-07-04


gey. Reginald Campbell, who succeed
Cd The late DIR. Joseph Parker at the City
temple London, arrived on the steamer
Campania
The funeral services of Paul du Chail-
In. the explorer, were held in the Park
PRESBYTERIAN church. The body was in
TERED in Woodlawn cemetery.
Frank c. .Iappe. cashier and bookkee
or for the Frank Leslie Publishing com
the company of about $4,000. Jappe
has been employed by the company for
fourteen years.
A mortgage has been filed from the
New York Stock Exchange Building
company TO the. Bowery Savings bank
for 100000, and covers all the property
owned by the stock exchange. including
its new building in Broad street
Daniel Judson Holden a member of
the law firm of Curtis Brothers. is dead
at his home at New York city He was
stricken very suddenly Mr.. Holden
was a member of many leading clubs
and an official of several large south
western development companies.
John +. Walsh, an actor. who began
his stage career in 1851 with Thomas
Hamblin and later played with Charlotte
cushman. John McCnliough, Edwin
Booth and Lawrence Barrett, died at
the Actors Fund home on Staten Island.
He had been i'll about ten years.
Mrs. Henry Siegel. who was injured
in i runaway accident ut Mammaroneck.
is reported to be recovering. A bag
OF jewels valued AT $4,000. which Mrs.
Loot nj > Al
VAS found. and has been restored to
Mrs. Siegel, aud the reward of $500 was
paid.
Alfred Peats, an aged and insane mil
l0nalre wallpaper manufacturer. was
carried from his blazing residence by FIVE
attendants. his wife experimenting the
rescue. The beautiful mansion known as
AltacreSt which was for several years
the home of Andrew Carnegie, was de-
StrOyed.
Mrs. James r. Branch is graduate
of the woman'S law class of the New
York university. She is southerner
Mrs. Branch is one of the Daughters of
the American Revolution and a member
of Eclectic. She is fond of outdoor sports
and belongs to the Richmond County
Golf club.
Charles Hampson and Charles Rem
dali, who, it is alleged, have been con
Quoting turf bureau at 203 Broadway
under the name of Gale e Webb. were
arrested on the charge of swindHng.
Complaints were made by D. D. Ellison
OF Wheeling, W. Va, and William Orms-
by of Boston
The young mems Bible class of the
Fifth Avenue Baptist church. of which
John ID. Rockefeller, Jr., is leader, is
gong to branch out into athletics this
summer. Mr.. Rockefeller heartily favors
securing an athletic field. He thinks
there should be tennis, baseball lounging
rooms, boating and bathing.
Officials of the elevated railroad com
pames are going 70 take the two cars
numbered '13' out of service because of
me difficulty encountered in securing
crews To man them. The men are will
lnS 10 take an occasional trip on the cars
WIN the fatal number, but they object
To having them for regular runs
Edith Wharton. the author wife of Ed
ward K Wharton of Lenox, received
$l--3O0 for 'Landsend," her summer
residence at Newport, which she recently
sold to Eleanor T. Beekman. wife of r.
LiEllgston Beekman of New York. The
consideration is regarded as indicating a
use IN values in Newport real estate.
Rev. Brother Anselm director of the
la Sale academy of the Christian
o @rotners IN this city, is dead after an
operation tor acute kidney trouble, from
Hnlch he had suffered for two years.
AhoWn in the world as George Stafford,
ne was one of the most prominent mem
9efN OF the order of Christian Brothers
ne was born in Albany, \. Y. thirty
seven years ago.
outings for women in exchange for
N,uau services are being advertised by
4titty persons who have number of
e"uafen but who do not wish to pay for
servant. DreSsmakers who are willing
% take care of the children'S clothes are
1uefed free board and small compensa-
taoH In this way many tired women
my ENJOY summer amid woodland or
ie@ShoFe scenes without actually becom-
Jag servants.
., hey William G.. Griffin, known as the
cb aenietlc parson,' pastor of the West
CisStef Methodist Episcopal church. in
b bfonX, at yearly salary of $1,000,
~ S gIechned call to become pastor Of
r. 'ESt Methodist Epscopa! church of
en, ems, !. l., at $1,000 year. He is an
80 V>'ds1c tennis and baseball player,
- ~I0 ~ Is fond of athletic sports. The call
Troy would have meant withdrawal
I'm the NeStchester Tennis club
rdenry Harland is to sail for another
~ ,st IN the United States, where he had
~, oeeh for eleven years previous to his
mere last winter. His remarkably
P' ,- novel. The Cardinals Snuff
- ~, Is being dramatized by Madeline
;-u.e5e Ryley for Maxine Elliott, who
- play the part of the Duchess, the
Wa1:ne' The author, the adapter. and
~ had several consultations. and
pisy Is shaping very promisingly.
don ,b newark. y. J.. ~ Is seeking resi-.
~ OF New Jersey. who. ne saws. are
IL under peculiar will made by
Inc Rushell who died in California
49, TOUR months ago, leaving a large
he, Besides request of one or two
Sops N dollars to number of per
90 II IS stated that RuShell left S40O
70 ms son. provided he shall marry
h." Jersey girl. None of the alleged
f,11i nor the desired bride has been
- S's5aLInship companies which earlier in
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