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

from 1slNerpDbI.
Miss louise Bates reported to the POI
lice that thief had stolen from a mes
senger boy Il 'spangled black jet and
lace" gown which she had bought to
wear in the production OF My Wife
Husbands nj the Aiudisen Square the
ater. She has offered Il reward for its
return.
Francis Wilson, the actor mot the
opera cOmedianj, who Travelled all over
Great Britain, France, Germany and
Switzerland in pursuit of his wife in or
der to regain possession of his little son.
and who finally effected a reconciliation
with her. arrived from Europe with Mrs.
Wilson and the boy on the liner New
York. Wilson is an EngIishman. His
wife, who is known on the stage as Jan"
Van Buskirk, is Il member of The Earl
OF Pawtucket" company.
James l.. Bathgate Of Newark is suf-
fering from blood poisoning as the result
Of mosquito bite. He was bitten two
weeks ago on the forefinger of the right
hand. The hand was lanced and the pa
ticnt viii recover
Supplies for the relief of the sufferers
from the recent West Indian hurricane
on the island of jamaica nave been
shipped from this city on tine steamer
BarnStable, which left port for Port
Antonio,
Jane Anna LOngland, who rs child
danced with the Duke of Wellington,
who saw the coronation of Queen Vic
tOria, and was friendly with the children
81 Don Carlos. the pretender to the Span.
iSh throne. is dead at her home in Brook
tyn. She was "a years old. Her father
was an interpreter in the royal navy
The children of Don Carlos lived in his
home for some time while he acted as
their tutor
John G.. Carlisle secretary of the treas
nry during President Cleveland's second
term. has bought a new home at Green
wen, Conn, consisting of house and
about fifteen acres. The place is about a
inlle and 0ne-half east of the historic
Pulnam hill. and commands Il fine view
OF inland and sound scenery.
Mari kaltenborn. the musical director.
aied NJ MS home after u three months
niheSS lie was direct descendant OF
baron Won kaltenbOrn who lost his
tuie by marrying plebeian. In 1896 he
retired from active work his son Franz
upholdlnG the name in musical circles
mr., haitenhorn leaves a widow and two
NA'''Ntft' tduH anu AIHfN.
A peculiar accident caused a panic ON
= Gro" dcd elevated motor train hound
from -Inmaica to BROOKLYN. More than
thousand men and women fought 10
escape from the train. which was a sheet
"t hre for several miles. The trouble
was caused bv metal step on one OF
tae ears coming into contact with thr
third rail. This short circuited The ON.
tire train and sparks fairly rained from
every piece of metal in the ears The
passengers who were returning from n
day on Long island. were mad with fright
N an Instant, They rushed towards the
doorS, which the guards instantly closed
aud Fought to get out One man was
pushed through glass door aud badly
cut Women tainted by the score. hut
tue IRE continued to pour ON the mcklesS
passengers until the train reached n sta.
ton and the step which caused the iron
bile had been removed. AmbunnceS were
called ana the surgeons attendeled ,Io2.
FHS az persons, including many women
WHO lad tainted AMI were carried 10 the
platform
Sir Thomas Upton has heen elected nm
A"raiary member of the Eureka yocbt
club of Newark, \. j.. for reScuing Roar
tommoiore Heigler and party of
ftfndS from a eatboat which Was dis
'''' ""'N - ntSt. 4 ne hpHt met dl$HS-
tet n SQu0l while sailing near tba
t;En anchorage at Sandy Hook Sir
IhHtpas headed the rc~cuine. narty ia
I@Gn-h from his yacht
The Tribune building. which. when II
was built Ia 1873. was the tallest hnili.
.ng IN the city. hut has been overshad-
""eo ~ scores OF others in the last few
years. Is to he extended into am cirhteeD.
story skvscrap2r. Plans for the recon
Ntrnetion Were tiled with the building
bureau recently. The clock tnwnr
which once made New Workers twist
their neckS, will be removed and rab,,;lt
III It's present style to surmount Tho nav,
structure The entrance will h. rr-
t,n"'['S" 50 rs To give access to the build.
ing ut the ground floor The imnrnv".
ments are 20 cost $35O0O0.
Mr. and Mrs, Abner Mckinley ana
"an&hter Mrs Mabel MrKinlpv r.
came III from their country bnmn ~
somerset. Ia, The daughter has ho"n
HI"ItEn3 mere Tor medical attention. Mr.,
Mckinley hlmselt is TAT IRON we'll ami
was examined % physicians who nv, a 49,
Tending has daughter. He >2i1 Thar SIM,
the death of his brother. fhn prns;.I'''t
ne mas been subject to pains In rho frnn,
anu rear - his head. ana that seven
WeekN az" ne was taken Seriously in NJ
ms somerset home as the result Of thaSs
attacks. He feels thar he viii -, ,"e>e
tire almost completely from business
y. CaSSlsneul, the editor Of L. petit
journal of Paris. accoulpauied ~, II ~
; noz. attaGhe Of the French ministry If
mn1iL'r arrived tdr from ltavre. They will
chief newspap,r offices in ali the h Gg
cities, '"V DIX
odd Smiles. the two-horncd rbino,.
eros IN Central park meuagerie. made made, y
dash Tor SILLY Snyder. its keeper. and
only Snyder'S duickneSS saved him NJ
was cleaning up the stall M the tims
The keeper had pitchfork in his hands
but he knew the weapon would not Stor