Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-08-13

of the Grand hotel. aud attempted to
drag II into the corridor He was sue
ceeding fairly well when the cabman and
several of his friends interfered.
The Hamburg American line has com
pleted arrangements for special train
service between Berlin and Hamburg in
connection with the sailings of the
Deutschland, Moltke. Butcher, and Ham
burg. 1t is no longer necessary for the
passenger TO arrive in Hamburg on the
day before sailing to purchase his pas
sage or exchange his return ticket and
check has baggage. This may all be at
tended to ut the Berlin office of the com
pany. The train leaves the Lehrter
bahnhof on the morning of sailing and
goes through 10 Hamburg. where II is
coupled to the special train leaving there
for CuXhayen. The steamer sails as soon
rs the passengers and their baggage are
| aboard rms new arrangement prac-
ticaliy saves the passenger day.
If the report of ex-Judge Abraham II
/ Lawrence as referee is confirmed Rur-
nett \. Tiffany, the Youngest Son az
| Charles l.. Tiffany who died on Fqbru-
AIRY IS 1902. viii not get more imam the
SlS.uoo 4 year out of his fathers estate
| which the executors have lately been AZ
/ lowing him His demand for an increase
| of his allowance to $4,000 n year was
/ rejected 10y the executors, and Mr.. Law
! renee finds that they acted within fheir
/ rights, burnett !. Tiffany. who i AZ
! years old, married "gainst his fathers
! wishes, and his father made Il will II
| 1881 leaving but $1,000 Il year TO Bur-
! nett, the rest going to the other children.
! tie vested power, however in the execu-
| tors to Increase Burnett's yearly allow
| ahte at their discretion, provided they
were satisfied that he had reformed.
! Miss Clara Baker of Jersey City has
| 9een the bride of Joseph Meyers since
! July IL Miss Baker was employed i'm n
phonograph supply store. Movers lived
! over the store. Melodies from the rec
9rdS placed in the monographs by Miss
| baker were the source of great pleasure
| 20 MEYERS I'm Wearing My Heart
! away Tor You was Il favorite He
! sought Miss Baker told her how happy
She made him feel by the music. and
! popped the question. Miss Baker an
! SWered with a "Lohengrin Wedding
| March on the monograph. The answer
! was satisfactory and the young couple
were married.
Miss Baker resigned her position and
made known her reasons The phono-
graph that was responsible for bringing
together Meyers and Miss Baker oc,,i-
1 peS Il prominent place in the parlor of
| their new home. 1t was presented to
them by the brides employer.
After spending $4,000 and consider
/ able time III experimenting. John -
Rockefeller has decided that. 50 fur as
/ he Is concerned. the operation of private
electric light plant at his Tarrytown es-
tate is failure lie mas signed = con
/ tract with local lighting company to
/ light his immense estate. conSjStinS of
ABOUT 9oOO acres. at Pocantco hills. As
soon as the new service is hegun the oil
king private plant. which cost about
SlutNo. Will he Tor sale ut a bargain
prlce. II requires 500 large incan,Iesecnt
HShtS 10 Hght the mansion. grounds and
private park, and they will be Installed
at once. The millionaire put i'm private
u&hunS pant about year ago, when he
thought his bills We're becoming too large.
me dNnamOS were set up in one end of
the barn. After operating short fine
Mr, Rockefeller discovered the new syS-
ten was costing more than the electricity
formerly supplied by the lighting COM
pany
The new Astor Hotel in Times Square
i now ON the verge of throwing omen its
ltHN rooms for guests This place will
nave hundred little uew tricks for the
comfort and convenience OF its natronS.
nor the least of which is a device for
"''-A'il1t}AE al possible odorS through he
new mcnerating plant installed in the
Nub-hSement. This will convert into
ashes all the empty boxes. papers and
garbage. Bad od0rs are ia he an evil
unknown. it is asserted. as result of
The creuatory, and in the early morning
there are to he none of those UNPLEASANT
noises attendant upon the removal of
garbage cans from most large hotels.