Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-05-06

The appearance of Kingdom Gould
who is Il Columbia freshman ut college
| with cash over one eye and a bruised
face ltI to rumorS that the Young man
! had been hazed by some sophs.
What's the matter with your face =
| he was asked
Hurt it playing polo"
Sure you weren't hazed?'
Yes, sure"
Lizzie Arlington. Newarks notorious
woman drunkard. who two months ago
amazed police circles by announcing thar
through Christian Science has fallen
from grace. She has added one more
count to her record. which shows that
she has already been arrested 102 times
for drunkenness. When arraigned in
court Judge Sweeney pronounced her a
hopeless dipsOmaniac. and ordered that
she should be put in an asylum.
Robert Fulton Cutting, president of
the Citizens union, was served with pa
lfers in a suit for S250000 damages for.
defamation of character brought by Cor
poration Counsel John j. Delaney. The
Suit is based upon the campaign address
issued by the Citizens union convention
ON April 13. which was prepared by the
city committee. of which Mr. Cutting is
chairman, and raises n unique point of
law in that the utterances Of political
party are made the basis Tor IL Suit for
damages.
Rev. James Henry Darlington. ID. d..
was consecrated as bishop of Harris
burg, Pa, in Brooklyn. The presiding
bishop was Rt. Rev. OH Williams Whit
aker. ID. D.. bishop of Pennsylvania.
The consecrators were Kt. Rev. Cort-
landt Whitehead bishop of Pittburg,
and Rt. Rev. Ethelbert Talbot, bishop
of central Pennsylvania. The sermon
was delivered by. Rt. Rev. Henry c.
Hanover club public reception was
given for the bishop and Mrs. Darling
ton.
The engagement has been announced
of Miss Hetty Appleton Sargent, Il Bos-
ton heiresS and daughter of Mrs. Lucius
NJ. Sargent, To Francis Lee HiggiasOn.
lr,, the famous Harvard oarsman. The
match represents the oldest and most
Appletons. Sargents. Lees. JEFF sons.
Coolidges and IIigginsons. Mr., Hisgin-
son is the eldest son of Francis Lee Hg-
ginson, who. with his brother. Henry
Lee HigginSOn. is engaged in the bank.
ing business in Boston under the name
~
Her money aud other valuableS gone,
her clothing torn and disaTanged.
marks of violence about her head and
neck. and wad of cloth stuffed far
down her throat so that it probably
caused her death by Suffocation. Mrs.
Marie Ducci. II years Old was found
dead in her little two-room apartment in
Spring street. The police are searching
for two Italians. Mrs. Ducci frequently
had boosted that she had ii large sum
Of money ana that she always carried it
IN her bosom. The front of the waist
and the corset had been torn.
The sum paid yearly for rent by the
proprietor of aE amusement enterprise
in New York city Is $4,000. The high
est price of any amusement he provides
is | cent. They are all stores in central
parts Of til, city. 8aShiiy decorated and
arranged for the display of various elec-
tl.ic devices There always seem to he
ci 9wds in these places, and the fact that
he pays such n high rent is ample evil
dence of the public appreciation of his
efforts. IT takes a great many cents 10
make $4,000, but this impreSario is
constantly adding To his list Of places Of
cheap amusement
At the smaller resorts around the out
skirts of New York city Il new form Of
amusement for children has dpyrInnSd
This is called the candy theater." The
admission is 10 cents. and each boy ana
girl entering Is given bag of candy
Two performances are given daily. ana
when one nejglborhood is fully worked
the theater is loaded on a van and carried
70 some other center. The idea came
from Italy. where this form of travelling
show is popular, The performance usu-
ally consists Of moving pictures illus
tIated songs, Punch and judy. dancing.
slack ire performing, etc.
The Federation of French Alliances in
the tuited States and Canada. number
ing LOO different groups. held its annual
meeting in New York city. The meeting
was presided over by the French ambaS-
Sador NJ Washington. Nj. JuSserand. The
Secretary'S report said that 600 lectures
had been given by NJ. Rene Miller. NJ
Funck- Brentano and other distinguished
lecturers: a number of French PLAYS had
been given, notably by the French clubs