Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-06-18
New York Every Day.

Painters are at work in upper Bras
way, New York city. uu n vail -5-rl
eleven stories high This is the bi4-..
ever, II is said 10 have eos; the adr.r.
tScr $1,000 a year for the wall priv, 'v-.
ANA $1,000 for the painting II the sign
j. PierpoIt Morgan has not been fu
particularly good health. After taG.u-
the cure mt AN -les-BainS he went to I-a.r
for change and was laid M for Seycta.
days at Milan. He is now better bl'
still not quite himself. He is expected
in London soon for short stay prior t.,
sailing for home.
The state transfer tax appraiser has
tiled his report on the estate Of Frederic,
W. Gulteau of IrVlngtOn. an aged philau-
throplst, who died in 1908, leaving am
estate valued at $4,000. Cornell uni
yersity will receive $162,319.
George Billups of Norfolk. Va. a cabin
steamer Princess Anne, from Newporc
News and Norfolk, jumped overheard
while the vessel was steaming up the
lower bay. The ship was stopped and i
lifeboat launched. Within twenty miu-
uteS the man was taken On board in il
dying condition. Every effort was made
to restore life, but without avail. No
reason for the suicide is known.
At the annual meeting of the Actors
Society of America the following dircc-
tors We're elected to fill vacancies on the
executive board; James X. Hacknt.
Henry Woodruff, John f. Kellerd, Frank
Burbeck, Ernest Lamson. George u. Al
lntyre, Edward McCabe. Miss Bessie
Taylor, and Harold HartSeIl. The old
officers were reelected.
S. NJ. WaEamaker. a leading merchaut
nf Philadelphia, and brother of fornrr
Postmaster General John Wanamakci.
died suddenly in that city Of heart dis
ease. He is survived by a widow and
four sons.
J. $, Bearns, head of the New Yor},
stock exchange firm of j. S. Bearu> ~
Co. was suspended from the privileges oi
the exchange for one year. The chaT4t
against Mr. Bearns was that he had ear
RED speculative account for an employ
OF another member of the stock eXchau-,
Statistics show that steerage paS>e-
gers from Europe have fallen off 100000
from the figures of last season for t.ts
period from the first of the year To- tl-.
present time. The eastward-hoHna
saloon travel is 2000 behind last year
and the eastward steerage travel 2>,UpH
ahead.
Khaki as a material for civilian attire
has appeared in the Tenderloin. So IT,.
khaki trousers only are visible There.
but summer may bring out the Norf4h
jacket and other informal coats tlus
have helped the disappearance of thu
NhrtWaist man. The new trousers gJ.
said to have the advantage of Weari-
like iron and keeping their shape. Wl,..
compensate for the disadvantaEa
showing Il grease spot block away.
An agreement mas been reached III a..
! Plant will case allowing the remoya
| New York of the assets of the Sf6""-
eco estate of Henry Bradley Plant ass"
| which there has been long litigation. a
tarneyS in the ease say that de,ai.-
! the agreement will not be made .H
ut this time.
Mrs. Cornelius Storcrs paid 5000
10 Assistant District Attorney Miuan
amount, with interest, Of the fort
hail for DIR, Richard G.. Flower.
SAID 60 have obtained $30u.oun 81
Momans money through minin- >.a
I Flower has disappeared. Mr.
declared that he saved her from
Thar she was grateful and had fa'
him.