Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-08-06

in the navy. He was reformed through
the good offices of the ships chaplain
and then desire 10 return and atone for
his misdeeds possessed him, and at the
expiration Of his term of enlistment he
made his way back. He Vas released
IN care Of the probation officer.
Every ship in H0h0ken was decorated
IN honor OF the arrival ri the North Ger
man Lloyd liner Bremen. for the berthinG
Of the steamer marked the conclusion cf
the l!E}th trip Of Capt. Richard NieFich,
her commander, across thc ocean. and
when the ship shall have returned IL
Bremen, the Jolly captain viii have made
100 round trips across the Atlantic The
captain entered the service Of the North
German Lloyd line in 1859 When Is. lie
has commanded various ships, and re-
cclvct several decorations for saving lives
and has never had an accident His
friends in Hobok2n ana New York city
are 10 give him complimentary dinner
Waist deep in the water of an engine
tank and asleep, a man was discovered
by cleaners on dead train which ar
rived from Albany over the New York
central. lie was suffering from 4 severe
scalp wound. When aroused he gave
his uame as Thomas Mowbray. saving he
was homeless How Mowhray got into
his unusual resting place and whence he
came are equally mysterious Ia him. lie
SAYS he remembers being in Albany re-
Gently. but all afterwards X bank.
The water tank Of the engine is usually
Kept securely covered ana the aperture
through which the man must have passed
Is barely wide enough 10 admit Il body.
l ne case Is one of the most unusual ever
brought TO the attention of railroad men
here.
William Preston Harrison. brother of
Mayor Harrison of Chicago; Col. Albert
a. Pope of the Pope Manufacturing com
pany and Banker c. Fl. Rollins of Bos-
ton are named as correspondents in a
counter suit brought by Andrew IT, Car
Ter against MS former Wife. who recent
~ secured divorce from him III South
Dakota. The suit is the result of an
application by Mrs. Carter to Justice
Scott for allowance Of alimOny and couu-
sci fees pending the termination OF Il new
SUIT for absolute divorce filed by her
" the supreme court in New York city
Mrs. Carter also names three co-reSDond-
ents and denies the charges made by her
husband, who in his suit insists that
size obtaining her South Dakota decree
Sh2 Is not his Wife and consequently has
no claim TO alimony.
The rumor OF the engagement of Miss
Louise y. Benedict. daughter of Conn
HoIore and Mrs, +. &. Benedict, of In
dlan harbur. GrecnWich, Conn. to Cliff
ford y. Harmon. a wealthy dealer i'm
suburban real estate, i confirmed Miss
Benedict L. the Youngest daughter and
was born in New York. though She has
spent much Of her time in Greenwich
owing to her mothers i'll health. She
= an expert whip. pretty and Il social
taV0rltc. Mr.. Harmon is about ten wears
her senior and lives in Philadelphia. lie
met Miss Benedict IN New York last
APRIL Since tA"u he has been Il fire.
quenL visitor IT the Benedict mansion
Mr.. Harmon is the Son Of the LAKE Capt
w. K. Harmon, {. :. A.
The wedding viii take place in the
fail, it is understood.
The members of the state constitutional
convention which met in Albany in 1891
marked the tenth anniversary of their
iaborS with a two days celebration in
New York city. EiGhty-ivc Of the origi-
nal lIa opened the festivities with din
ner 1T Delmonico'S. Edward Iauterbach,
the chairman ana POSTMASTER. reviewed
the work OF the convention which adopted
thlftE-three amendments to the state con
stltutlon. I'll Of which, he said. had met
entire commendation. He told how he
had helped make Il state law which de-
prlved him of railway passes He sent
somowful letter containing nm ANIMAL
pass for himself and wife over fine New
York Central road. Mr. Lauterhach said
he never got reply from Mr. Deppw. hut
Mrs. lauterhach got a letter which said:
Dear Madam: Here is an annual pass for
You There is no reason why you should
S"her because your husband is damn fool.
Mounted police to natrol the Jo,,ntov.,
streets of New York CITY. and Ia aSsist
in regulating traffic on rin crowded cor.
ncrs is the extraordinary innovat;on -
he seen IN Broadway and Fifth ayenua
As far as known The eyncrimnnt h"I
never before been tried in any Amerinan
city or for that matter. IN Enrona
Mounted policemen viii he on both .idnS
,f these streets and regulate tro tijc rorfb
ana south. There viii he Two nalicenen
on each side ana thpir dufv viii he to
prohibit heavy trucks from ,Irivin~ an The
ear tracks and 10 Keen them MS near Tho
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