Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-09-17


to Sweden, and Field Marshal Ratsen-
hofer OF Austria arrived on the Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse from Bremen.
/ George Gould brought with him from
! Europe the bulldog for which he paid
5000 here. The dog, which is regarded
as the best specimen of the breed IN the
world, has taken 100 prizes.
! George Il. Beach. who was appointed
temporary receiver for the international
Mercantile agency on August 70, has
| been made permanent receiver By Wee
Chancellor Garrison III Jersey City.
It is announced that Blanche Walsh
has made so much money that she has
bought Il cottage mt Great Neck, which
she had leased for the summer Il over
looks Minnie Ashley's estate and has
view of Long Island sound
Mrs. Branson Miss Kuehne BeS
cridgel, the famous sculptor and artist,
was Il passenger on the Philadelphia.
She has just completed and will exhibit
Il large canvas showing battlefield IN
Cuba during the recent war between the
/ United States and Spain.
\ chemical laboratory for the examna-
ton OF imported food products has been
opened in this city by the department OF
agriculture T.. X. Doolittle, formerly
state chemist OF Michigan, is in charge.
Congress will be asked Tor appropriations
for others at Chicago and other large
/ ports.
The Garfield cottage ut Elberon, n. J.,
together with the Elberon hotel, has been
| sold ut auction to former Senator James
Smith, Jr, of Newark. The cottage is
the house in which President Garfield
died The property brought $4,000. 1t
has not been announced what disposition
will be made of the property.
Frank Reese. soldier prisoner on Gov
ernors island, escaped clad i'll a silk hat,
Tuxedo coat evening shirt high collar,
red tie, and riding breeches, which he stole
from captains house He was 4 ''trus-
ty." On the fcrryboat they TOOK nm
for gentleman who had looked too Tree
ly upon the wine when it was red
latham < Bros. one of the Oldest
and largest shot manufacturing concerns
in the country, has been absorbed for
81 100000 by the United Lead company.
rhe Iatter was incorporated in january,
1903, by interests affiliated with the
American Smelling and Refining CONF
Epany The latham concern began 1dsi-
ness in 1910 and had large plants in
Philadelphia and New York.
DR.. !. ]. Orth, professor Of pathology
and dean of the University OF Berlin, has
arrived in this country. He is one of the
best known Psychologists in Europe, and
upon the death of Prof. Rudolph Nir-
chow was called by the faculty Of the
University of Berlin from Gottingen to
hill the vacancy DR.. Ortiz was one Of
of the physicians who operated several
months ago on Emperor William.
Marshall Field of Chicago gave up his
suite on the liner iceland, which arrived
from Antwerp. in order that Mrs. i. Nj.
Barnes. who has Il law case pending,
might reach New York city. Il couid
not have come on this ship" said Mrs.
Barnes. had it not been for the kind
ness of Mr.. Field, who gave mp the
suite which he had engaged and allowed
me to have il. He remained behind.
Thomas y. McCauley, first president of
the International Mercantile agency. was
arrested again charged with grand lar
ceny. The charge Is based on his sale of
$1,000 of the stock to Frank Wood. 4
printer Of Boston. Instead OF sending
treasury stock to Mr.. Wood, McCauley
! sent some of the 81 POO. 600 stock issued
to him for his rights in the Mutual Mer-
cantilt agency. Mr.. MeCauley gave bail.
In anticipation of the holiday season
: thousands of packages Of toys. fancy
| glassware and china are arriving in New
[ York city from Germany, Austria and
France. Two-thirds of the cargo of the
. steamship Albano. in from Hamburg.
consisted of 1876 eases of this class of
: goods, consigned to 4 half dozen large
importing houses. One week the entire
= cargo Of another large ship from Ham
; burg consisted of the same articles.
According 10 the general passenger
, agent of the Pennsylvania the railroads
east Of the Mississippi transported more
; than 100000 excursion passengers dur
ing the six weeks ending September /.
Only a part of this was worlds fair
travel. The volume of seashore and out
ing traffic has broken records. The SUM
mcr excursion passenger has become one
of the most important factors in railway
earnings.
Rev. pr. Hills, pastor of Plymouth
church, Frooklyn. recently bought 4 big
ranch near Hood River station, on the
Columbia river, in Oregon. The report
oi the purchase started the rumor that
he was again contemplating retirement
from The paSt01te. This ruuor has been
denied hy Gen. lior8tio c. King. clerk
"t The church. who says that III all prob
ability Hr Hills will continue To preach
IN his church Tor many years
Mr. and Mrs George j. Could have
returned from a TWO months automobile
trip through Europe Il left hers. june
-. said Mr., Could. ''and / spent most
of my time autumobiug. | covered 1000
miles altogether in mv Mercedes. which
ran myself all the time. except for
about l0 miles. l did not have any ae-
cident and did not even Kill a chicken
We toured through England. France,
Austria ana Hungary | kept in touch
with business matters all the time was
away. by mail and telegraph, and in my
opinion business is picking up in all
branches
Sadyk Bey Ouchaky Zade is the name
Of the laJeS applicant for membership of
the New York cotton exchange. Sadyk
hey is "a native and resident cf Smyrna.
lie has the reputati"~ of being one sf thu.
biggest operators in Asia Minor. and he
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