Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-12-17

consideration of such services SAID he
would make III his viii ample provision
FOR her life. bernhard died ii. 1862. and
the complaint states he left no such pro-
vision. She asks $50 n week for her
services.
At a meeting of the Central Federated
union delegates. representing more than
10000 workers in the miscellaneous
trades, have appointed committee of
ten 10 fight employers who insist on the
open shop 1t was declared if the res
oliitloils adopted by the Citizens Indus
trial alliance were put into operation or
sanized labor viii be destroyed.
Dancing at kirmess in aid of a hos
pltal resulted III the death of Abrilla A.
Rabbit, daughter of a well known con
suiting engineer of Pittsburg and New
York. The girl. who was IS years old.
had been i'll for several months, but when
asked to help tire hospital she agreed and
danced hornpipe in light yachting
costume. She tainted after the first
night 5 performance but insisted on APP
pearing for the second night and died
a few hours later
After escaping from the police of Bre-
tlon authorities at the port of New York,
ana later getting his freedom after being
arrested by private detectives at Blue
netcs, W. Va, DF. Franz Papp, q native
OF budapest, Hungary, is now in the
custody of the immigration officials on
Ellis Island. DR.. Papp is wanted in
budapest on the alleged charge of hav-
ing stolen $4,000 worth of Jewels. He
WIS arrested m Cincinnati by inspector
Morton.
The members Of the Cab Drivers
union, known as the Liberty Dawn as
ISOLATION. have decided to accept an offer
81 - a day and one day off in twelve
instead of S225 a day and one night off
Ia SIX, their original demand.
William Lupowitz's restaurant, block
from Herald square, was "shot up the
other morning in wild west style. Frank
Rose and William Garfield two of the
shooters. have been held for trial. Ac-
cording. to Lupowitz, Garfield, Rose and
hVe others entered his place about
O'Clock IN the morning and filled the
walls aud ceiling with bullet holes,
Among the passengers on the Ttruria
were the Right Hon. Earl Fitzwilliam.
-. ,. O.. said 70 be one of the richest
lana owners in Great Britain. He is go
ing to Australia and will be met at Pana-
ma By his own steamer
George AIDE, the playwright, is not rs
seriously i'll as ii has been reported He
IS at the Holland house, taking the rest
and water cure for a weak stomach He
has attended so many dinners recently
that a slight trouble from which he suf-
ferS mas been aggravated. He said last
night that man neyfz really was on the
water wagon until ne put himself under
the care of a hydropathist
John Harrison Wagner. author of ''Arr.
Wix Of Wickham," and special writer
for local newspaper. was found dead in
with bullet in his brain and a revolver
lying at his side. Wagner was an Aus
tralian, - years of age, and was a grad
uate of the Cambridge law school,
]. II. Barnes, an actor well known in
this country as Mary t'nderson's lead
ing man. was passenger on the Etru-
ria. Mr.: Barnes viii have leading part
IN Charles f'rohman's forthcoming pro-
dnction Of the latest Pinero play, "a
Wife Without Smile. +"
w. Emlen Roosevelt, cousin Of the
President, at the head of a bucket bri-
gade composed of the servants of his
household, succeeded in controlling a fire |
which had started in the pantry of his
home, S04 Fifth avenue, until the arrival |
of fire engine. In the excitement at
tendant, upon the discovery of the blaze
the butler jumped from a second story |
rear window, spraining his ankle.
In his attempt to bring under the iuris- |
diction of the bureau of license all who
hire persons for others. Commissioner |
Frederick L. Heating will make test |
case with leading theatrical employ !
ment agent. After Il conference with |
District Attorney Jerome, it was said |
that James j. Armstrong, president of |
the Theatrical Vaudeville Dramatic as
ISOLATION, probably would be the person |
arrested.
A woman believed to have been Eva /
hay Hamilton, who in 1889 hoodwinked |
into marriage Robert Ray Hamilton, son |
of Gen. Schuyler Hamilton and descend |
ant of Alexander Hamilton, died in a |
charity ward of st. Vincent's hospital re- |
Gently. Ilrf identity has just been
learned
Slow progress toward recovery from |
his recent operation is being made by the /
Japanese minister. *. Takahira, and /
there IS considerable uneasiness among |
NAiiphidt 1IltHuS. MT. lHkanl1d IS ]
still confined TO the hotel in New York |
city, where he was stricken.
Hugh Mclaughlin, the former Brook
Ign political leader, is dead
''Nan" Patterson has turned her
thought TO the more serious things of life,
rs evidenced by poem" given to the
reporters by the young woman.
Take il, publish it if you wish" she
said. You may find it unpublished, but
believe it is a diamond in the rough.
The thought expressed in the lines all
came to me during the long, dreary hours
spent in my cell"
Here is Miss Patterson's poem" Just
rs it was written and punctuated by her:
Lifo's brightest hope its sweetest peace
Is ours. Can We forget
And mend the broken, sorrowed past
Whose memories spell regret?