Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-08-01

! aIe again to be given the old-time night
| stick in place Of the short club which
was recently introduced This has
4 caused much satisfaction among the
members of the force. who in recent small
riots and street disturbances have been
unable 10 cope with the crowds.
/ Gen. Jose Manuel Hermandcz 81 Nc
| ehol. the new Venezuelan minister 10 the
| mt"d States, arrived ou the steamer
CaiacaS Nom La GuayEa.
Since Mr.. Carnegie pat mp his magnf-
| cent mansion on the heights Fifth
| avenue, II Ninetieth street. the quarter
| thereahout has become known aS Carne-
sie llll. and alert ShopkeeperS have been
! quick 20 make capital OF the idea. Thus
/ there has sprung mp III the neighb0rhOod
/ within the last six months the Carnegie
| Hlll hotel. Carnegie Hill druggists for
! ISIS. un1ertakers, bD1iblucb stands. "a
| Icons and stationery shops. This kind
/ OF craze always breaks OGt in New N0rk
| at the least provoeation. Around old
| Cna;~-P | Mon there are shops galore
| which use the Cooper prefix. and the V0ri-
! nr> public squares and parks have ali
! their amy Of parasites.
Roof gardens on the New York hotels
! nave been 80 popular this summer that
! u iS likely that others besides the Wal
/
RE Antoinette and the .Ansonia viii he
similarly equipped next year. The habit
| OF running into town from summer re-
sorts i becoming moro marked every
/ year and il l. to sscil places that this
contingent usually heck> Music and Il
moderate-priced table d'hotc are the fca-
| lures.
Miss Julia Marlowe the actress. re-
! turned from 4 few months stay abroad
on thu American line steamship st Paul
| She said she had been away for rest and
| 10 study her part in Henry V. ESmond's
| play. Fools OF Nature" in which she
| Will star next season. She denied that
She was engaged To marry her leading
| man, Frank Worthing 'All the time |
| have been abroad have been busy deny
ing this report. This is Il real denial. not
Il dramatic one. | am very interested
in Mr.. Worthing. as he has shown great
ability
Daisy Ellsworth Kirk daughter Of
wealthy resident OF the Bronx. aud for
mer wife of William Mckay Barber,
mine owner OF Colorado Springs, Colo.
has been married TO Count Paul De La
| ChcSneye. The ceremony took place July
| 4 ut Wheeling. w. Va. and has been
| kept secret owing to the severe illness
OF the brides father. The count former
| ~ lived in Colorado. He left his family
i seat at Bouen. France. several years ago
and will continue To reside in the United
| States.
| TO Richard \. Garfield. who was in
| dicted for running Il gambling house i'll
| New York city. was granted Il change Of
venue ny Justice (hcgerriCh. the place of
| trial 10 he arranged between counsel for
| Garfield and the district attorney. and in
case of their failure to agree he will des-
! ignale the county where II shall he held.
That vast number of New York women
! who speculate on the speed of the ponies
! have gone daft over Jockey OdOn. who
has had a phenomenal ran of winning
| mounts. The announcement that he Is
to ride Waterboy in the match race with
| McChesney is a sure signal for general
feminine plunge.
Physicians at Kings county hospital,
! Brooklyn, arc awaiting information from
! AShtabula. o.. concerning a patient who
! is afflicted with one of the most remark
able phases of aphIsa that has ever
come under their notice The patient
was sent to the hospital from the Kings
! county penitentiary. to which he had
been committed for yagrancy. He was
able to discuss intelligently almost every
! topic but his name and residence and
|
he fell into the hands of the police. After
several days the man said he had Il vague
notion of having lived in Ashtabula and
thought he could learn of his identity
| by visiting that city. He was permitted
TO make the experiment and started ut
once for Ohio.
Dogs accompanying young women are
frequently seen ut the bathing beaches mt
/ 4 l,tr hA Lst.rhF ,,F
| ordinary looking poodle rugged out in
flannel bathing suit and trOtting behind
! its mistress into the surf caused the
crowd % bathers at one establishment To
stare the other day The young woman
explained the poodle's bathing suit to one
! Of the lifeguardS as follows: My hus-
| band she said. lis travelling man, and
he gave me the poodle to be companion
to me while he is away. | am very fond
of surf bathing. and as soon as the sea
son opened | began to pay a daily visit
| to the beach. OF course, | took FiduS
with me: but Fidus did not like the wa
ter. He Shivered and shook with II chill
after his first bath. But | did not like
the idea of giving up my dip in the ocean.
and decided to try Fidus in Il bathing
/ suit. | had the little flannel suit made
and now-well. you can see how it Is.
The dear little PETITE doesn't mind the
! water AT all.
Many articles for personal adornment
may now come through the customs
house at greatly reduced rates. owing TO
Il decision of the board of classification
of the general appraisers.
Because her parents would not give
their consent to her marriage. Miss Eva
kempcu. OF Elizabeth. y. j., came to this
city and was married at the little church
| around the corner to Lieut. Nicholas
| Nara of the Mexican naval commission.
| which for Two years has been in Eliza
beth supervising the building of the gun
boats Vera cruz and Tampico for the
| Mexican navy. The bridegroom is said
to be member of prominent family in
Mexico City.
Methods Of the government in collect
ing customs by first placing returning
travellers on the inquiSit0rial rack and
obtaining from them declaration as TO
| what their trunks contain ana then turn.
ing out the contents Of the trunks on the
| pier in a search for undecIared articles