Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-06-27

| SI'tNt 4" ely.
Alfred Miller Hoyt one of tho thirty
| two survivors of the original members NJ
! the Union league. is dead mt his home in
| New York CITY from heart trouble II,
| was interested in many large financial.
! institutions.
! Three men who pleaded guilty when
| arraigned in Jersey City court Tor
| harboring slot machines used for gamb-
| ing purposes IN their places of business
have been fined $1,000, $3.50 and 5000
! respectively.
Gottfried Kreugcr of New York. Peter
| H0uck of Harrison and Adolph Huhfel
Of New York, who. with others. sold
| their brpWeries 10 an English syndicate.
have bought back their properties. 1t is
! SAID that about 81 100000 was needed for
| the purchase.
Mrs. May Harrington Hanna. divorced
wife of Dan K. Hanna. has confirmed the
| report of her engagement TO Edmund X.
! Stallo Of Cincinnati. Mrs Hanna is liy-
| ing in New York city and frequently Wis
its Watertown. where her little sons are
attending school.
The vote Of the senior class of Yale
university shows that the New York sun
| IS the most popular paper n the campus.
Other favoriteS of the seniors. according
to the class vote, are: Character in his
| tory, Napoleon; actress, Maude Adams;
actor, Joe Jefferson; favorite college next
| 10 Yale. Harvard.
Mrs. Louise McAllister Young. niece
| of Ward McA lister, who was recently
divorced from Alexander Young. the at
| torney, who figured in the Laura Biggar
| conspiracy case, was married to Alphonz
| Jongers, portrait painter. the ceremony
taking place in st. Thomas Protestant
Episcopal church.
Louis J. Kaufman. vice president Of
| the American Federation OF Roman Cath
| ole societies, is dead. Mr.. Kaufman
| also was president of the Stats Nerhund
of New York, an organization which
aimed to consolidate into one great aSso-
citation all the smaller German Catholic
societies in the state.
The engagement is announced from
Colorado Springs of Miss Leah Enrich
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis c. Eth
rich of that city, to Prof. Walter Wyck-
| off of Princeton, n. ]. Prof. Wyckofi
gained note b. studying the conditions
| of the unskilled workers in trip across
the country in which he lived their life.
David \. Selleg. remarkable blind
man. is dead at Newburgh, y. Y, aged
~. Although Sightless from bovhood.
he became a few years ago. by his own
efforts. one of the foremost business men
| of Newburgh. He manufactured patent
chairs of his own invention and employed
many men. He also helped to develop Il
system of industrial education for the
blind
Nine. NJ. L. Morreli, a professional
trainer of wild animals was torn nearly
to pieces by a 6-year-old leopard while
she was attempting TO teach it tricks in
one of the big cages of Bostock's animal
show at Coney island. The great ANNA
leaped on her back from above and
before it could be driven off by Bostock
and his assistants had torn and
scratched the woman almost fatally.
Maj. James II. Pond, manager of lee
turers and singers. has had to have his
right leg amputated TO save his life. The
operation was performed at his home in
Jersey City. The patient, who is 10
years of age. withstood the shock well
and the physicians believe the o1ftcome
will be favorable. Maj. Pond has been
i'll for month. Two weeks ago a slight
operation was found necessary for his
feet. The wound failed TO heal and am
sary.
Harry s. I,ehr when seen by a
New York World correspondent regard
ing a report which appeared in some
New York newspapers. said: Deny the
story. l am a gentleman and not IA fool.
| have no parrot which / propose to in
troduce to society. | want the press of
New York to understand that it is my
wish that my name shall never be men
toned. ! was maligned last year in re-
gard to the monkey story. Now a parrot
is put up to me. | have neither monkeys
nor parrots at my house"
Marcellus Hartley Dodge. who inherit
ed the immense estate of his grandfather
and has just been graduated from Colum-
bia. will, ii is stated. become settle
mcnt worker. The report that he was
settling his business affairs 10 take ND a
permanent residence at the Hartley house
settlement on West Forty-fifth street has
Il Gated much excitement among the
workers in that line. The young million
aire makes 10 secret of his enthusiasm in
the work of the Hartley settlement house.
IN order to satisfy himself Of the value
Of the theories he studied at college, il is
said that he Will personally follow ont the
Ike Of work directed there.
MIS-. NulltA must tltt+ uIiitSL ll-iitlDu~ ~
keeper in the United States. is the heroine
ct a combat in the historic Lighthouse at
Stony Point. on the Hudson. in which she
was pitted single-handed against a luna
TIC. Armed only with IA poker. the wom-
an. who is - years old and has attended
the light half century. braycly stood
her ground and drove back ner assailant.
Tho man who made the attack is an ital-
ian. lie climbed into the tower and ex-
claiming that the light must be torn down.
started to demolish things. Mrs Rose
SeIz"d . poker and belabored him over the
head He stood the rain of blows for a
moment and then lied. locking the door rs
he went. The old lady sounded the fog
hl tnl secured aid from the residents
near by. The Italian was soon captured
and locked up.
''Tony" Aste. the king Of New York
hootblacks. attended the Rancho del Paso
sale OF yparlings at Sheepshead Bay aud
secured the star Of the sale A black
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