Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-02-13
New York Every Day.

Mayor Mcclellan has performed his
first marriage ceremony. The mayeE
showed he was new to the time honored
tradition of the ceremony by failing TO
kiss the bride, although he need not have
stopped to do it, as she was six feet tall.
Norman Selby. better known as Kid
Mccoy, who describes himself as an ath-
letie instructor, has filed petition in
bankruptcy with liabilities of $25.264 and
no assets. The debts were contracted
from 1896 to 1903. and are for money
loaned, liquors. clothing deficiency judg-
ments, etc. There are thirty-six cred
itors Julia Il. Selby, his former wife,
who is now Mrs. II. Thompson, and jena
G. Dudley, both of Saratoga. appear in
the list of creditors for $196G each, on Il
deficiency Judgment.
Another Vanderbilt took residence in
New York, when a son was born to Mrs
William BradhurSt Osgood Field The
wedding of Miss Lila Vanderbilt Sloane,
youngest daughter of William ID. Sloane
at Lenox in 1902 to Mr.. Field was oae
of the most brilliant of that season. In
March last year Mrs. William ID. Sloane
presented her daughter with a $500. 000
residence on Fifth avenue, Mrs. Field
is sister Of Mrs. James III. Burden, Jr.,
and Of Mrs. John Henry Hammond.
Mr. Field is lineal descendant of Samuel
Osgo0d, inst postmaster general of the
United States.
j. +. Morgan & Co. issued the follow.
ing statement in answer to a story pubs
lished that Mr.. Morgan would 90 abroad
TO live and leave his son to take active
charge of the business here - T. Nor
gan Co. state that the report that Mr..
Morgan is contemplating taking up his
permanent residence in England is ahso-
lutely untrue. Al present Mr.. Morgan
has no such intention j. Z. Morgan, Jr..
has come 10 this country for business rea-
sons and his advent is utterly without
significance as regards any permanent
change of residence on the part of his
father"
Secret Service Agent Flynn, acting
under Instructions from Chief Will1ie.
raided what the secret service bureau as
serts was the biggest counterfeiting plant
in the east and arrested James Smith, 65
years old; his son Frank. both residents
of BliSsville, l.. l., aud Frank Marshall
of Jersey City. Smith is wealthy
manufacturer of metal novelties and one
Of the largest property owners in the
Green Point section of Brooklyn. The
raid was made in his factory at 6S Green
clares he found dies and blank silver
pieces ready TO be minted into half dol
lars. There was also found a great num-
her of spurious hall dollars. which Flynn
declares We're made in the Smith factory.
4 party of prominent members OF
Dowie's Zion, including Deacon and Mrs.
IL. Il. Cantell, Deacon and Mrs. Percy
Clibborn and Deacon and Mrs. n. Il.
Rideout. sailed for Liverpool on the
steamer Saxonia. The three coupl
have just been married and are on e1 8
tended wedding trips, as they are goi :
abroad 10 work for several years, Mr..
Chbborn has been appointed general man
ager Of all Zion institutions in Europe.
Mr.. Ridcout holds the same title and
rank in South Africa, and Mr.. Cantell
has been for years stationed in England.
He returned 10 this country TO be mar
ried, aud is now going back To his post.
Mr.. Chbborn said he expected to meet
Dowie in Naples and TO arrange for
meetings there and elsewhere in Europe.
Creditors Of Friend Moss & Morris of
Chicago. WOODEN johhers. met in the Office
of the Merchants Protective association.
Mr.. Friend of the bankrupt firm offered
a settlement of 50 cents on the dollar.
and quite number az creditors signified
their intention to accept. The liabilities
are little short Of $300,000.
William Burgess, who brought the