Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-09-02

to Pittsburg. "'e ANXIOUS u ps..
on Mrs; Wood still holds sb. +. ......
band which inc estate left by pG'l,ied "a
right Sba Vii nhe claims Els I.r s' Al>,
cont one VIII not be satj,s..J ef apwer
cent less and will nor ' .a>I VITA op.
mum Oh the estate left by tha p ,,..} lae one
New York will ba +L.,
llarkable demonstration .h' IT a 70.
ana good will between m, fraternity
me havles of Great Rri,, JACK tar> VI
onlteu states during The A.. ANA the
~ r'o ,'' on the occasion Of ~ Week u
isb 49, ANU cruiser squadron Of ,h ,.>T Of
i'm the month 95 ABOUT the first Noi,'{Ilt'
enterta;n III i:, l-oO American sgijar3Nua
Stei tam Ike number of rl.. ii''' Is viii
orethren. Arrangements '''H British
. 1he 1or a great bananat "og being
Iheatef party which shall r""Atf ami
Louis of Battenberg's mnr gay Frnce
entertainment they have sho,,' all th4
the Americans in times past Itd upol
zee OF three representative .o.', ~ commit
!he North Atlantic squadron ' 'll from
IN the naval anchorage at NV no" yns
Ilaeu III TINS city recently TIT ar
Llnlttee mas at its disposal SlO0oooe com,
9r Subscription among the seamep ~ F't -
tSo on+ on anu winch is to be spent tle
the entertainment of the visitor. p'HI Ior
The largest transaction II,
zeal estate on Long Island ui,Iopu'fy
last quarter century was msde ,il me
the brokerage firm of X. X Com 9,usA
Co. of Bay Shore, when n ,..ntn .-el.'e *
the purchase of The Oaks ,j' ''''d ti Tor
country residence of James H., " iI
at West Village, was signed L,. Ilyae
Bossart. a wealthy BROOKLYN man Ag ,r,
terms OF the sale are private bnf j. ue
understood the price paid is nar
from S4OO,O0O, and that the transact, ;'l
was for cash. The terms Of rhr saI. '' T.,
clude the nerds of cattle and elk >yy.a,
on the lake, BIRDS i'll the house. and al
farm horses and wagons. HvGa "'
serves the furniture and carriggM l..n. re-
The property was purchased by H.
b. Hyde in 1874 for S400oo bIt t.|
estimated cost of the place Sinrn Io g
been upward of $7OO.O0n Tla ua>
cost 100000 and the stable S20ooI
After James Hyde came into pa>,.s.;a,'
of the property he added am S>,lo.ti
carriage barn, built Il large alli,i,, a.,
the house at cost of ahaut So5 0ao
installed a sewer drainage Miami a. .
cost of 100000. aud had a canal ,n, a,
Il cost of $4,000. ''
Lena, the trick elephant at the lin,o.
drome, New York city had a tooth tjI.l
by Martin j. Potter. veterinary ' sTrl
geon. In the process she added =,
her store of knowledge some emnLat;o
opinions of dentists and their way.
Lena had been suffering ever since h.
close of the winter season. BIN tho
cause of the trouble was not known nm.
til a few days ago. Then it was learned
that Lena had Il cavity in ON, of The
teeth of the upper jaw. Ii wa, mpra
tritie-only about an inch and "a half in
diameter After the chloroform baj
been replenished several times. the doe.
tor cleaned the cavity and shaped il ia
hold the filling. Then he rammed in the
gold and hammered it home with an
instrument that resembIed a miniature
pile driver. Lena was much relieved by
the operation and rubbed her trunk
gratefully against her keeper, arm. as
if she believed him responsible for the
whole thing. The chorus girls seemed
relieved too. and their spirits are not at
all affected by the large new pjacarl
that stared them in the face rs they
went out:
/: Women of the chorus must not feed ::
: candy to the elephants.
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