Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-07-25

obtained from Judge Truax of the SUI
preme court an order for the arrest of
Miss Biggar should she be found i'll this
state. Mrs. EIendrick is connected with
a prominent Brooklyn family.
The girl with the bright-red leather
wrist bag is becoming numerous on the
streets. The bag is somewhat larger
than the one recently in vogue. and is
sometimes adorned with white enamelel
mOnogramS.
Charles Filler. burglar released from
the New Jersey state prison last fall.
after serving three years of fourth
term, has succeeded in selling for $4,000
the English rights for Il blind lock-stit"h
sewing machine invented while in prison.
The sale was made by Richard Barlow,
who has aided in financing Filters pro-
ject. Besides the $4,000 in cash. the
English company gives to Barlow and
Filler $4,000 in stock of the concern.
Filler was liberated by the court OF par
dons because of the genius displayed in
his invention. Already company to
handle the machine in America has been
chartered Filler has served upward OF
twenty years in prison. The machine
has been patented in thirty-four coun-
tries
Edwin u. Phelps, formerly we'll
known piano manufactured of Brooklyn,
and moro recently a broker of the Cone
solidated Stock exchange and real estate
operator, was found dead in bed at his
home.
One peculiar effect of hot weather in
New York is that it has tendency to
help the restaurants and saloons under
the elevated railroad structures. The
people are quick to find out the cool
spots. The big Broadway places are do
ing very little business. while the various
vein STUDIES and Iathskellers in the base
mentS and those protected from the fierce
sun by the elevated structures are crowd
ed Brandy and soda, an almost obsolete
drink in the city, has sprung into pop
ular favor. Forty cents has always
been the regular price with the import
ed Soda, but i'll most places it IS now
served for Il quarter. Shandy gaff is
also making inroads on the high-ball.
Sometimes it is concocted of ordinary
beer and ginger ale. and Il dime pays
for it, but in the tirst-claSS places it is
understood English ale and ginger pop
make the best mixture, and this raises
the tariff to 40 cents. Drinking men
generally have been driven to bad straits
during the past week. The demands of
drinks day. but the dangers of prostra
ton have forced this allowance down,
In their extremity many men are going
"a the fountain drinks. such as CallSuNa.
coca-cola and other heart stimulantS.
The new drink for the summer is here,
and, strange to say, no soubrette, leading
lady or actor has claimed the drink, and
it has fastened to it no other name than
that of a club punch The recipe. us
written out by the inventor, who does not
claim to be the originator of the c0mblna-
ton. is as follows A tumblerful Of
cracked ice. a iigger of Bourbon whisky,
a dash of Santa Cruz rum, sugar and
lemon Juice: shake we'll until the shaker
appears to be properly cold, then strain
into Il glass and MI with cavbonic; or do
not strain. use carhonic and serve with
a straw The Bourbon whisky, the mix
err saws he has discovered. after thirty
years, is not SO heating as the rye.
Hot weather and strikes are having a
marked effect upon the savings banks ot
New York. Amounts dram out by de
positors during the first few days of July
have been largely in excess of the money
taken out during the same time last year
and the year before. while many banks
say that in their eases the Withdrawals
break all records In banks with tho
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amounts are being withdrawn by Deposit
orS who. in order TO escape the hot
weather. have suddenly made up their
minds To 20 upon vacations.
! II is said on excellent authority. accord
/ ing to a World dispatch from Newport,
/ Il. l.. tha6 when Cornelius Vanderbilt
/ and his wife return from Europe they
/ will ~ 10 Newport as the guests Of his
mother nj The Breakers and 4 series of
magnificent entertainments will mark the
/ reconciliation Of the differences which are
! generally understood TO have prevailed
/ in the Vanderbilt family since young
! Cornelius married against his father ;
/ wishes several years ago.
| Chief Judge Alton Il. Parker Of the
! court Of appeals has n small cannon at
! his residence near ESopus, on the banks
/ of the Hudson. II Is sometimes used To
salute passing steamers and is supposed
never To be loaded with anything but
/ powder. \ would-be joker conceived the
/ idea of inserting a load OF bird shoy and
when il was next tired several paSSpn-
/ gers on Il steamer which was passing
were peppered Owing TO the distance
nobody was seriously hurt.
4 company capitalized at $l25. 900 has
been Incorporated at Newark. " J.. 90
! build line Of railroad from New York