Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-07-08

| Siegel was Miss Cochrane of Rochester.
| She has been popular in fashionable cir
Giles of Chicago and New York.
Charles Frohman has secured The
Heart of the Sparrow" the most sue
cessful comedy of recent years in Paris
| where it was recently produced under
/ the title of lie Occur de Moineau" He
will produce il at a prominent London
theater in September. With lie Duell
and La Belle Marseillaise" this gives
Mr. Frohman the three notable hits of
! the Paris season.
Announcement is made that series of
Sunday afternoon excursions viii tie per-
Sonally conducted this summer by Rev.
| DR.. Henry Al0ttet. rector of the Church
of the Holy Communion. New York city.
! Members of the Carolyn club, which III
cludes about 400 working girls. will be
taken on sightseeing trips by yacht ana
automobile, as well as to such points of
interest as the Metropolitan museum.
Charged with conducting pool room
! in a synagogue III Grand street, New
York city. of which he told the police he
was rabbi, Henry Jacobs has been held
for trial. II was alleged by the police
that after having been refused admit
! lance on the ground that religious serv-
ices We're going on, they broke the door.
| The walls of the synagogue were, they
said, adorned with racing charts and
other paraphernalia used in pool rooms.
Josph \. Body, employed in Bellevue
| hospital, recently found woman's peck
| etbOok which contained two pennies and
! the owners card He sent the pocket
/ book to its owner by mail and recently
received this letter:
Dear Sir; l have received the pocket
book lost Saturday evening. Allow me to
offer you this reward for your unusual
| honesty.
The letter contained one of the Two
pennies.
Arrangements have been perfected be-
tween officials of the marlborough Rapid
Transit company and of the rapid tram
sit commission whereby large fans. re-
yolying at high rate of speed. are to be
placed in manholes in the roof of the
New York subway at frequent inter-
mails to cool the air, which III recent
weeks has become extremely oppressive
III the downtown sections of the under
| ground. Provisions We're made when the
tunnel was built for such contingency
and installation of the fans will be COM
paratively an easy task. Power for
operating the fans will pe easily OBJ
tained from the third rail.
/ \ vaudeville manager is said to have
| enlisted Lillian Russell for next season.
| According to the Rialto gossip the terms
are 100000 for thirty weeks The re-
! ported duration of the contract is no
doubt accurate. bur it is likely that
| about two-thirds of the price is in stage
money. Vaudeville is TO have some great
stars next season. Mrs. Langtry is to
play ten weeks for $4,000. Mrs. Potter
! is considering an offer of $4,000 for the
same period. and Cissie LOTUS has the
Ca. r l.
weeks. In the meantime sidewalk con
versationalists, slapstick comedians. mu-
steal prodigies, etc. will continue to pull
down their little old 10 week.
Although Russell Sage owns as many
miles of railroad as any individual in the
world, he never avails himself of the
| joys of travelling. His oldest friends
cannot remember when he was further
west than Philadelphia, and some of
| them claim he has never seen the Pacific
ocean. No person in New York can re-
member Russell Sage ever going to Eu-
rope or to Canada or to Mexico. Nearly
all the railroad travelling he has done in
/ the last twenty-five years has been on
the Metropolitan elevated, on which he
| has pass. Mr.. Sage has not lately
been seen on the road coming down to
business. and in Wall street no one re-
members having Observed him on the
street in three morths. For business
| Sage seems to be about "all in
1t seems the automobile club of New
| York city has come to the conclusion
that being arrested for speeding is a
necessary incident to the ownership of a
machine. The members cooked UP fine
little plan the other day to make things
easy FOR those who fail into the hands
of the bicycle cops With the National
/ Surety company they arranged for an
! auto bond. When the sreeder was ar
rested all he had TO DO was TO attix his
signature To a blank bond and the COM
| pauy Immediately became liable for his
/ appearance the next day for trial. The
| plan locked pretty, and District Attorney
1 Jerome approved It. The naGistra ties.
/ however. III their regular board meeting
! said they would not accept the auto
/ hond. because it made things too easy
for the yiolators of the speed ordinance.
Lawyers who have followed the case
/ of Albert Patrick. convicted of the muir
der of William Marsh Rice, the aged
New York millionaire, have made the Gu
riouS discovery that the Equitable Life
/ mUddie has created situation that is Of
vital interest to Patrick, and which may
/ result in his execution. set for August $.
/ Part ". of the court of general sessions
WAS TO be adjourned for the summer at
/ the end of the June term. Recorder Goff
was presiding in that part. District At
! toruey Jerome asked the recorder that
his part Of the court he continued until
such time as the district attorney should
F.! have an opportunity to decide if he
would institute criminal proceedings
against Equitable officers. Recorder
/ Coz granted the request As Patrick
was tried in the first instance before
/ Con any motion for new trial must be
made before that judge while his court
! is ia session, But for that David h.
/ Hill. Patrick counsel. would certainly