Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-10-01

changed her mind and taken passage in
the Storage of the Arabic They passed
each other in mid-ocean. AT Ellis island
Mrs. Morris learned that her husband had
arrived on the other side. She could NOT
land. A dispatch was sent to him telling
Of the arrival Of his wife and announcing
that she would be sent back 10 him at the
expense of the steamship line aboard the
Oceanic. which sails for Liverpool. 1t is
likely the couple viii return aboard the
Oceanic.
Rumors of trouble between the Rookie
feller-Gonld combination and the so-called
Hartman group of hnancierS, which have
been whispered about Wall street several
days, found confirmation from several
well Informed quarters and also in the
stock market. Differences of opinion be-
tween these two great camps of capital
lists have been, it is learned. gradually
widening, and now nave reached stage
where they can be described as nearly
acute. The latest trouble, it is under
stood, Is due to a desire of the Rockefe!-
Ter interests to get larger return for
their heavy holdings OF Union Pacific
stock. This stock now pays only per
cent. although the road is earning enough
TO pay per cent. The reason of Harri-
that he fears such an increase would re-
suit i'll the conversion into common stock
$SI 100000 of bonds, necessitating the
acquisition by himself and his associates
OF some $40,000,000 more of that stock
in order to be certain of the absolute CON
troll Of the road. A number of moves by
the Standard Oil, which can hardly be
considered friendly to the Hartman inter-
ests, have been detected lately.
As all the world knows the first act OF
The Old Homestead ends with DEN
man Thompson wondering where his
boy is at whereupon stereopticon
throws the picture OF gilded barroom
on the scenery and the orchestra PLAYS.
20, Where Is My Wandering Boy To-
night:"
Walter c. Tucker, wealthy straw.
berry grower of Fall River. Mass. at
tended The Old Homestead with Mrs.
Tucker the other night. Tucker had Il
wandering boy" Walter Jr., who
hasn't been persona grata at home since
he blew in" some strawberry receipts
in New York several years ago. When
Tucker, ST.. took his seat in the theater
he saw his son sitting three rows in
front. The boy was nothing to him; he
dldnt make any sign of recognition, and
he didn't let Mrs. Tucker make any.
That stereopticon and Deuman Thomp-
sons fetching voice were too much for
the old man, however When the cur
tain fell he went over to Walter, .Tr.,
and was reconciled right there. The
son introduced woman by his side as
his wife. and the whole family went
over TO the Hotel Astor for blowout
Two young men, in the latest effects OF
brown sutings and pin dotted shirts. have
been going about among the German inn
migrants on Ellis island looking them over
young blond German girl they gave her
Il close inspection. Now and then the
shorter man would say She'll do,
Lew" Then the immigration official
would bring a candidate forth and she'd
come back grinning as if her fortune al
ready was made. The men of mystery
were julius Steger and Lew Fields, and
they were picking out six German immi-
grants to do dance for Lew Fields the
alter. Fields had an idea. He wanted
them Just as they came from the old
country and no chorus girl proposition.
''Unspoiled and unsophisticated is the
way we want 'ems" said Steger.
They We found their girls and got them
corraed in Il boarding house uptown.
whose address is n mystery. The girls
are getting ten week i'll advance, and
are sending home $500
And they're corl1ers," said Lew Fields.
We'll show en-, clothes and all, just as
they landed. No more merry girls in our
chorus Us for blue-eyed innocence.
Just now the six fraeulcinS are falling
over their feet learning a wooden shoe
dance.
Green Point. l.. l.. is all agoc discus
sing Il Sparring match which took place
in the basement of St Andrews Roman
Catholic church in that place. between
Tommy Murphy, bantam weight, and
Caspar Leon, & former champion. The
sports. some of them from New York.
had got wind of the attempt on the part
of the church dignitaries 10 show the
boys what real prize fight looks like"
and slipped in the door with the others.
At 8 O'Clock all was in readiness, and
the scene resemhled the real thing in the
prize fight line.
Time brought the men. who seemed
to be evenly matched. to their feet. and
the round was a fast one AT the sound
of the bell the men risted, and even Fa-
Their Schenck sat with the others and
smiled full of enjoyment.
Each succeeding round was packed full
of interest. 1t was fast Sparring. Mar
ply made speciality of lcft-hand blows
and got & sore finger doing it. After the
second round the men We're brea thing
hard. but stood up at the next cry of
Time Just about this time there was
loud pounding on the door. and Father
Schenck let in q few late enthusiasts.
With them was Il policeman. and for Il
moment he spread panic among the
crowd. which was queled by few quiet
words. The fourth round was the eli
max. hard and furious. Neither man was
still an instant. Murphy got in some
hard ones. but Leon got back at him
Just before the gong rang. No decision
was given.
John H. Onderdonk. a retired million
aire merchant and nephew of the late
United States Judge Onderdonk of Brook
lyn was found in a pauper'S bed in the
Metropolitan hospital on Blackwells
island by DIR. Michael Il. Feeney. his
family physician. who, together with rel
ativeS. had been searching for him. \
diamond ring. worth more than $500.
which Mr.. Onderdonk had worn for
VearS is missing