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

He owns Il handsome house in West Sew
enty-nnth street and lives there with his
three unmarried sisters. He has filled his
home with interesting souvenirs of his
travels in Europe and of the musical and
theatrical notableS he has known He is
never 50 happy as when entertaining 9th
erS and scarcely week passes during
the season without a dinner at which
Mr.. FrUhman gathers an interesting com
pany. He is the only New York man
ager who lives and entertain in this fash
ion in his own home. Next to his enter
tainments at home Mr.. Frohman has al
ways found most pleasure in the sessions
of a small hut carefully selected poker
club that IA. not missed Il single Satur
day night meeting IN years.
Charles b. White was expelled from
the Consolidated Stock exchange. Tho
expelled broker was admitted to member
ship ON December 20 1907, and it is
understood that the charge brought
against him was he had made mis+state-
ments to the committee on membership
as 20 his financial standing. All appli-
cants for membership must satisfy the
committee that they have cash or quick
assets to ii respectable amount. roughly
speaking $4,000, and borrowed money
will not suffice.
There are 10000 idle men in New
York city, Notwithstanding the fact th2t
every line of business is booming in TIN
city. These men, but for strikes, lock
outs and dssensiOns among rival labor
unions, would be earning Il total of $780,
600 a day. or 100000 a week Not
only is every penny or this stupendous
sum lost to them, but industries and
firms, representing a total capitalization
of $,l1O. 100000 are Mt a Standstill with
a consequent loss of profits. The trade
paralysis here las reached stage more
extensive than any heretofore known.
even during periods of great industrial
depression. Most of the workmen are
idle not for any act of their individual
unions. but for the acts of other unions
or because of the recent decision OF the
employers to stand together and fight
the demands of one union by throwing
the workmen of many unions into idle
ness.
Police Commissioner Green's new sun
day order, prohibiting the sale of drinks
at Coney Island under cover Of the
stock sandwich, was put into effect
yesterday and strictly observed by hotel
propretors. Not more than 10000 per-
sons visited the island and the crowds
We're readily handled. Walter give nae
a glass of beer, was met with the infor-
nation that tie patron must order - In
carte, The bin of fare was like this.
Ham sandwich with beer or ale. }
cents.
Corned beef. with beer or ale, > coats.
Cheese. with beer or sale. > cent
Crackers ana cheese, with beer aud
ale, , cents.
Sandwiches, with whisky, gin, rum, or
vino. - conts.
Some projectors charged / cent for u
sandwich and ] cents for glas, Of
beer. Others charged ) cents straight
for sandwich tit to eat and ) cents for
. glass Of beer.
31rS. q. 4. Gibson. who was burned
when an explosion occurred on her YACHT.
the Nagabond, in the Hudson river on
May III, is dead. She was ~ years Old.
Mrs, Agnes Ethel Tracey, who as Ag-
mes Ethel was known on the stage rec
decades ago, died at her home in New
York city.
The latest turn to matrimonial affairs
IN The Earl Of Pawtucket' company
came when Miss Louise Sydmcth who
plays the part Of Aunt Jane. She Of the
determined aud aggressive character, dis
played letter proposing marriage. She
would not tell the name Of the writer.
who says he Is GJ n graduate Of TIar-
ward and the owner of a fine ranch in
wyoming. Il want woman." he writes.
TO look after my ranchmen. my cow
boys ANA other servants This. | think.
you would be able TO do better even .han
myself"
Miss Sydmeth does not think the WRIT
er l. ''spooning" at that.
Dr. OctayiuS A. White. famous vol
low fever expert, is dead al his home IN
New York civ ID the seventy-eghtl wear
nf his age. He was born ia Charleston
:. E. Ir. White mad, several i'np0r-
.aut medical inventions
Henry Austin Adams. once popular
and prominent minister Of the Protestanf
Episcopal church. who became converted
ia a sensational manner 10 the Roman
Catholic faith, and who disappeared uys-
teriously last August. has been found In
Auckland. New aaiaud lie was mas
qacrading under the name Of Niifred
West. To some of his former friends
among the Roman Catholic clergy he has
sent appeals for monetary assistance.
Adams writes that be Is dying. but that
statement - not borne ont by the st9rip4
obtained from Others Mrs. Adams. en-.
ragged at her desertiOn by her husband
has emrloSed detectives One of the
most remarkable exhibits G. --orln4tion