Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-06-25

to Agnes NJ. Hendricks, wife of DIR. c.
G. Hendricks. who figured in the Laura
Biggar case in New Jersey. BY Justice
Kelly's decision Mrs. Hendricks gets $50
a week alimony and the custody of her
three children. The children, she says,
are with their father. who is living or
Laura Biggars farm near Chester. Vt.
An anonymous donor has given to Co
lumbia university sum of money
to be placed at the disposal of a number
of meritorious students wishing to visit
the exposition Mt st. Louis. The benefits
OF this gift are available to students in
all departments of the university. In
making the selection of students to at
tend the exposition preference will be
given to the older and more advanced
students.
NJ. Sampler. Sons < Co. manufactur-
erS of clothing ut Ii and IL East Fourth
street, one of the oldest houses in the
trade, and the Cupid Clothing company,
at the same address. which they own,
were forced into bankruptcy by Knee
land, La Petra x Glaze, attorneys for
the creditors of the concerns. The liza
hilities of Sampler Il Sons are placed at
S23O,000 and those of the Cupid com
pany at 100000.
T. Wolcott Jackson of Newark. preSi-
dent of the board of directors of the
United Railroads of New Jersey. a part
of the Pennsylvania system, was stricken
with heart failure on board west
hound train just as it arrived at Tren-
ton He was revived with great diff
hculty and his ear was sidetracked.
Later he was taken To his New York
home Ivy special train. Mr.. Jackson
Is 40 years of age.
Along upper Broadway some hotel bar
tenders realize more in daily tips than in
wages. 1t is almost an unwritten law
among hahitues of pretentiouS thirst cure
retreats To present the dime change from
quarter proifered in payment for cock
tail. The average swell bartender does
not drink or smoke while ON duty, and it
is considered in better form to invite him
To keep the change" than to offer him n
cigar. Wise bartenders remark that they
don't smoke. aud naturally then it is up
To the buyer 10 do the right thing.
Women employed by the police depart
mcnt are now doing detective work in
the tcnderloin. Exactly what part of DO
lice duty they have been set about is un-
known except to the captain of tie pre-
clnct and his superiorS. Thus far their
movements have been kept carefully
screened and they do not report at the
station. Employment of women in reg
ular detective work about the precincts
has not before been tried in this city
An ornate vase. to he presented to the
New York stock exchange in the name
of the Tar al Russia, as showing his
appreciation Ct the successful hOtatiou
herr, al a yfanut Russian lna,, h,- a.,
rived, and is IN the keeping of the Rus
SIAN consulate. 1t is of Jasper, ornament
Vh with silver The chairman OF the
stock exchange committee on liStiugS was
recently decorated by the Car for his
SERVICES in listing Russian bonds,
he FIRST cut on eaSthouud steamship
rates has been announced. 1t represents
4 reduction of $40 from the $50 rate that
has been in force between New York aud
hamburg hy the Hamburg American line
"hd becomes effective at once for the
Steamship Pennsylvania, sailing ON Satur-
,'aN next. The CUuHpd line has been
booking third-claSS passengers to Ham
burg, uau> shipping them nj Liverpool.
+ 3iH" 10 Is expected they will meet the
/ hamburg cut.
Aja Moran. who claims keokni. H..
~ her home. has been arrested here CA
. 'He charge of imposing upon charitable
persons with tale of drSrrtion ana star
+ Ndn"h She is said TO have procured at
t'">' Ni-,t7N iu the past two yeats visit
ing the hunc> of wealthy persons aud
telling stories of privatiouS Ia which
3 'a'E nearly always responded. Officers
/ I'll iae CHARITY organization assert that
] the woman aud her husband have oppr-
+ 4teG ON large scale also in Chicago. 81.
Louis, Cincinnati and Philadelphia.
katherine Willoushhv. daurbtar of
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Wiloughby, mil.
/ lonaire of Palm Beach. Fla. and New
uort has been married 10 James Kme