Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-02-27
New York Every Day.

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Andrew Carnegie has promised Prof.
Horace Townsend of the co-educational
institution for negro students at EEilber-
force. o.. that he will give at once to the
university a library building. The stlac-
turc will cost $4,000.
Charles Alexander Of Chicago. the sing
ing partner Of Rev Or. X. A. T0rrpy. the
American evangelist. is reported to he
engaged TO marry Miss Helen Cadburv.
daughter Of millionaire MANUFACTURER
residing IN birmingham. says a dispatch
70 The American from London. Alexan-
der is Yale graduate.
Francis Forbes, prominent lawyer
and recognized authority on trade mari;
law, IS dead at his home IN New York
city. He was recently appointed by Pres
ldent Roosevelt delegate to the nternu-
tional convention of iurists 10 he held in
connection with the worlds fair at 81.
Louis.
Gov. Odell sent to the Senate in Albany
recently the list of appointments on the
Erie canal advisory board of expert engi-
neers. The members are State Engineer
IsAAdIu n. tob4tl. -AllTeu .. L ~. w IL
| liam 4. Breckenridge, Elmer l.. Cortbell
and Maj. Thomas w Symonls. L. s. 4.
The chairman win receive $1,000 year
and the Others $500. The board will
follow in an advisory capacity the carry
ing out of the canal improvements ratified
n the last state election, TO cost SOL
100000.
Ry tho arrest Of fourteen Italians hay
Il
officials believe they Will unearth q syS-
tcm of extensive naturalization frauds
Warrants have been issued for thirty otl-
er ltalians. Many Of the men accused
are employees of the city street cleaning
department. and it IS believed at the
/ United States district attorneys Office
that large proportion Of the force will
be found to have secured their positions
through fraudulent papers.
The Italian colony of Harlem has dis
covered new drink. 1t is a mixture Of
pigs blood red wine, chocolate and
brandy. The effect of this drink is 70
make its devotees musically murderouS.
AZ restaurant recently about Il dozen
Italians gathered. and. after drinking
about Il gallon of the stuff, one OF the
number played an accordion while the
rest of the hand played an oblgato with
fevolvcrS. They demolished the place.
and. after they had empted their
weapons. the police ventured in and
made arrests.
While returning to her hotel from re-
ception III the residence Of Walter Dam
roSch. Nine. GadSki ~ the Metropolitan
Opera company lesr a diamond butterfly
brooch The brooch has been traced to
its finder. @but Nine. GadSki has not been
able - regain it. NJ. TauScher. husband
raf 4ie prima donna. has obtained q sum
Y Mons for the person whom he believes re-
spons.ble for the retention II the orna-
ment. and the ease viii he heard tomor-
row in the Yorkyiiie police court. An
advertisement describing the brooch and
Offering 500 reward was printed in Il
New York paper. y private detective
called next day and said he knew where
the brooch could be secured The man
gave. Tau>cher the name and address of
the woman who was said to have found
the brooch in the street. NJ. TaGseler
called upon her, lat She refused to sur
render the brooch o. permit Tauscher to
/ see. t. She said there was another
s1Aiimant.
In an artclo written FOR the current
number OF g magazine dedicated to the
interests NJ clubs Mrs. George j. Gould
says: There is absolutely no reason
why sharing IN the pleasures of social
life is Incompatible with devotion in the
domestic circle. 1t is rs her children
grow older that woman : growth. mcn-
tally, must keep pare with that of the
active young minds about her She must
broaden her social horizon. keep in touch
with the world and abreast OF events
in the everyday turmoil about hcr. About
q fashionable womanS social functions
there shines ~ fierce light a beats
about a throne and il IS roo generally be-
lipved that IL arder to have time for her
Z toilets IIpTS q npyfunr3nrV
goodnight kiss or Il flying weekly visit
To her nursery the sum total Of her duty
TO her God-givcn charges. Mrs Gould
IS Il devoted mother and. despite the I'M
portant part she plays IN social lie, she
finds time 70 be the sympathetic com-
panion If her children sud the careful
guardian OF their highest interests.
Jacob Hess. former police commissions
or, charities commissioner. alderman. and
Republican, district leader. died of Brieht's
disease At his home IN Rye. y. y. With
his death it can be told that Hess was the
political diScOVerer of Theodore Roosevelt.
Hess always objected to having the Facts
printed during his lifetime. Hess was the
Republican, leader in the old Twenty -tirst
district. aud secured n promise from
Roosevelt to make the rGee for assembly
man.
In the whoa. pit scene in Tho Pit"
the other ni~ht. Wilton I.ackaye. the
star. who is io>ilcd about during those
strenuous moments iii realistic fashion,
was thrown down and struck his eye
sharp blow The result was so apparent
the next tlay thar he played that evening
and also ut the matinee with his injured
side carefully averted from the audience.
There was much complaint at this. how
ever, from those on the far side of the
theater. 50 the next night Mr.. Lackeye
appeared with glasses, and the realism
Of Mr. Brady'S big scene was somewhat
toned down.
Among the passengers on the Ponnsyi-
vaaia on her last trip from Hamburg
was handsome young woman holding
nv the hand a tiny little Chinese =iri.
The protector Of the little Monaghan Is
/ Miss Emma Howe. the singer, who late
IL returned from the sect of thc Russian
Japanese war. Il picked this little girl
m ~ porr Arfhur' sold NiSS Howe