Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-07-29
New York Every Day.


Harold Weekes. the one time famous
football player of Columbia college has
become a member of the New York stock
exchange. The price paid for his seat
was $4,000.
Il. III. Sothern sailed on the Cedric
lie goes abroad to secure special COS
tunes for the Shakespearean pr0duc-
lions in which he and Julia Aiarlowe
will appear next season.
James g. Phelps Stokes, the million
aire New York settlement worker. who
Was welded to Rose Harriet Pastor the
east side girl, whom he met in the course
of his work in the tenement district.
sailed for Europe on the steamship Ced-
ric. accompanied by his wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stokes will remain abroad several
months. They will tour Europe in an
automobile.
Police Commissioner McAdoo an
nounced that he had decided to send
Acting Inspector Stephen O'Brien. the
present head of the detective bureau. to
Europe to study traffic conditions and
to look into the social evils and make Il
report. @ Brien will also look into the
matter of recording and identifying
| criminals and the regulation hy law of
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Dr. Edward Park, the physician ar
rested IN Norway as he disembarked
from IL steamer from America and there
charged with the theft of about $4,000
worth of jewels which disappeared from
ille residence Of j. J. lllgginson of New
York has been cleared of all suspicion in
connection with the theft. Park was Il
tutor in the Higginson household when
the jewels disappeared.
an appeal to the bakers unions IN
America To assist III the establishment
q municipal hakeshops in ali cities of
ihe h.ted states. Canada and Mexico
has been prepared by the Journeymen
Union. 1t calls attention to the pos
sIDie good that may result from state or
municipal control of various public utili-
ties and declares the food product in
dustry Is among the most important on
the list.
Fmhaddnd IN tho contar Of - u;ooo Of
Reavay COUNTY sandstone toiar frny, +ba
wall of the Allegheny comfy ia;I at
pittsburo pa was fo1nd a canron hall
much tha vama anneeranoe ~ ~
nroiartiles nsea IN tba RaroIrt;ona ,.v
war Contractors and others Who hare
sean tho Stona arc a. IoSs to ~. b,,
sent to the Carnegie museum for geolo-
gists to study. The stone is about 10
inches long and ) inches in diameter.
a pile of gold worth nearly 81, 600 600
is stored in the vaults of the United
States mint at PHILADELPHIA. Pa. The
bullion was brought from Seattle on
four express cars. Each car was guard
ed on its long journey by detectives with
loaded rifles ever by their sides. So
secretly was the precious metal trans
ported that no one. except employees Of
the express companies knew of its trans
fer Curious persons who asked ques-
cargo consisted of fast horses. -
y judgment Tor S63,2I9 was obtained
by default against Frederick Gebhard in
favor of Mary Isabelle Nelson The
sum was due on Il demand note made 10y
Gehhard for SGJ,O00, payable to the
plaintiff on demand at the Corn EX-
change bank. Mr.. Gebhard was served
with summons in the suit on June 20.
| On May y Judgment for 81 800 was
entered against Gebharl in favor of
slack. Starr y Frost jewelers.. for jew
/ cry. Mrs. FREDERICK Nelson Of 100
! Fifth avenue. New York city. is Mr..
G,ehiard's sister She calls herself Belle
NeilS0n.
William \. Brady announces that he
has arranged with Mrs Uumnbrv
of the Marriage of William Ashp."
| The heroine of the novel. Kitty Ashe.
win be played by Grace George Miss
George will open her season in New
York city early in October however
presenting a new play by a young Amer
lean author. who has never had hear
ing up to this fine The Marriage of
William AShe" will he produced about
Christmas. and an occasional perform
ance of Abigail" will be given from
time 10 time during the seu~on
Gustavc A. Schurmau. one of tile
Youngest men 60 enlist in the northern
army ut the beginning of the Civil war.
drummer hoy and buger fer Gems. Bir-
uey. Stonemau and SicklcS. and friend
and playmate for months mt the white