Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-07-11

| advertisement, Wnlcn mas appeaFeu'
Would like to hear from person
! cob : Rogers and Bertha Yost. also
/ known rs Berae ioSt, daughter Of
| George 4 Y0st and B&;ty YOst: wanted,
also present. whereabouts of surviving
witnesses W. W. Davis. family nurse.
and physician. present at birth Of sOn
George in 1s49.'
Gold and silver trinkets were collected
| from the Pensioners of the Roman
| Catholic church Of Our Lady of Grace,
/ i'm Hob0ken. mt all the masses recently.
| The gold j. TO be used 10 make a chaiiee
and the silver 70 line the tabernacle of
! the main altar bracelets. brooches,
| rings chains and other articles Of Semi
nine jeweiry formed the greater part of
| tbp collection Six persons contributed
/ gold and silver watches. A statue OF
! the Madonna in the church Is crowned
with n gold circlet gorth 5000 which,
was nodded from the jewelry collected
ago Rev. c. j. Kelly. the pastor of
! Our Lady of Grace. said he did not
| know the value of the collection,
| but that he thought enough gold and
silver had been contributed to make the
| chaiice aud line the tabernacle.
Sergt w Z. Petty Of che New York
| police department. whose score was the
second best made by the American team
in the international revolver match
against French experts several years ago.
will not be a member of the American
contingent in the comm" cable contest in
Boston. Petty. who was one of the
strongest men on this years team. has
it is said. been u Die to secure leave of
absence from his duties.
When the Cunard liner Umbria was
locked. United States marshal, III the
request Of the Norwegian consul, arrest
ed GnStaf Erikson, who. it is sad, is
wanted by the authorities at Christiania,
Norway, Cor forgery.
The executors and trustees of the
estate of former Judge Henry Hilton re-
port it amounts all told to $6.249 500.
Its value was computed originally ut
$50, 100000.
Reports of large defalcation in the
accounts of the Harmonic club New
York's most exclusive Hebrew social or
ganization. have been followed it is said
by the disappearance Of the clubs cash
Ter.
DIR. Emily Dunning. the first woman
physician to be appointed an amb ulancc
surgeon in New York, has begun her
ambulance, wearing the regulation cap.
aroused much interest in the streets anu
at the hospital.
Franz Prandl. a Hungarian student, 20
years old, committed suicide at his lOdg-
mgs in Fourth avenue by inhaling gas
because. it is believed, he failed to re-
ceiye his regular remittance from Eu-
rope. prandIs parents are said to be
wealthy.
Alden Benedict one of the well-known
actors and theatrical managers of New
York was buried ut DEBORAH, Ia. beside
the remains of his father and mother.
He died in New York recently from
Brghts disease at the age Of 81. Decor
ah was his boyhood home.
Friends of Mrs Charles A. Dana, wild
ow of the editor of the New York Sun.
learned that she has almost recovered
from the effects of a fall down a flight
of stairs in the home of Mrs. John Meek
in, ~ East Twenty-hrst street, and she
will Ue able to return to her summer
home in New Jersey very soon, Mrs.
Dana. who is 20 years old was paying
social call on Mrs. Meekin when she
tripped and fell.
Gov. Odell at Albany granted a
respite until September | to the three
Van Wormer brothers. who were SEN
fenced TO be eectrocuted for the
murder of their uncle Peter A. Hal
lenbeck, ut Greenp0rt. Columbia coun-
ty, in order that he may have more time
to consider the application for a com
mutation of sentence.
With speeches by many leading adj
yocates of their the"ries. the Single
Takers of New York have formally
opened their building in East Sixty-sec-
ond street. 1t will be formally dedicat-
etl in September as the Henry George
Memorial hall. 1t cost $4,000,
Holy Joe" bennett, the restaurateur
who operates a series OF eating houses
throughout the city. is going TO take
down his Watch Your Hat signs. All
the Biblical quotations will remain. but
since the supreme court decision relieves
| proprlet0rs from responsibility he is go
| ing To yield the point which has subjected
| him To SO much good natured raillery
| Visitors in New York will remember the
| Holy joe signs. One Of them reads.
| Trust i'll the Lord and be of good
| cheer, while directly underneath APP
| peared anOther-"Watch your hat"
They are beginning to fill in the sub
| way gaps at the principal crosstown
thoroughfares. At Park row, Fourteenth
street and Forty-SecOnd street order is
coming ont of chaos and the most pessi-
mistic New Yorker is beginning to feel
that, after all, there is some chance of
riding to Harlem under ground by Janu-
airy |.
The Waldorf. it appears. will not be
turned into theater after all. There
was great deal OF talk here recently
| about having the ballroom fixed mp 81
that The Fart of Pawmcket" might b.
given during the summer but the whole
thing has frittered into nothing. 1t would
be novel affair but it would not pay
from any standpoint
There has been strong competition
from the American. French and German
horse markets in the sale OF Chevely
tark stud. owned by the late Col Harry
Nice almont. says IA Herald dispatch from
London. The highest price paid was
S2S.NO by Lord Marcus BereSford. on
behalf of King Edward, for the mare
Medora. with a bay colt by Ladas. For
Huutesse also, with colt, by TadaS
a qlt,