Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-07-22


municipal economy which DIR. Darling
ton has been carrying on for over Il
year. The new sanitarum viii be To-
Gated ON a mountain farm in the town
ship of Mount Hope, near Otisville. in
Orange county. DIR. Darlington has OPP
tons on 1900 acres of farm land lying
along the sides and on top of Shawang-
unk mountain and from $50 to 1850 feet
above the sea level. The farm is sew
enty-fve miles from New York city and
twenty-five miles from the Hudson river,
back of West Point.
In the contest over the estate Of Sam
uel Fales Dunlap, which is said to be
worth considerably over $1,090,000.
Mrs Rose Ealden, who for years was
Dunlap's housekeeper. testified that the
bachelor octogenarian was a continual
drinker. He often drank four bottles of
champagne day and quart of
whisky day was not unusual. she said.
and he often took couple of days to
sleep off one of his bouts Once Mrs.
Ealden got him beer instead of cham
Dagne. according 10 her statement, and
ne drank il without perceiving the diff
ference. except 10 remark that it was
the finest VINE he had ever drunk. Dur
ing the Spanish war. Mrs. Ealden testi-
fed. Dunlap believed New York would
months in anticipation. Then he re-
lapsed.
As a result of a successful and heroic
effort to save three lives a $50, GOO forty
horsepower automobile is practically
scrap iron near Great Neck. Long
Island. Pierre MARITIME, French
chauffeur. who ran the machine into a
stone wall when he saw that otherwise
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liam Astor Chandler, formerly Minnie
Ashley. an actress. is thanking his stars
that he is alive, and there is general re-
joicing in the home of James Il. Martin
in Great Neck. The Martins owned the
auto. Some sixty feet was knocked out
of the stone wall. which was struck by
the automobile at the time of the acct
dent, which occurred while MARITIME and
Bernard Hoey, a mechanic, We're maxi
ing a test speed trip, preparatory to a
journey to Newport, which had been
planned by the Martin family. MARITIME
was speeding his machine on an obscure
roadway when the Chandler carriage
suddenly drove into the main road from
a lane.
After Wild night in which $1,000 was
expended for champagne Coney island
resort wrecked, and Police Capt. Dooley
thrown bodily from the place. young
millionaire Charles a. Rice, aged -,
who says he is Il son of eX-GOv. Rice of
Minnesota and owner Of mines and a
plantation III Camaguay, Cuba, with his
companions, Carl and William won Tus-
tau OF Brooklyn, was released on sus-
pended sentences by a Coney island po-
lice court. The three started in reduc-
ing the visible supply of wine on Coney
island and spent. according to Capt
Dooley $1,000. in that endeavor in Per-
rvs hotel, when they called for more.
which was refused them. ) fight started
and Perry rushed out for assistance He
met Capt Dooley and Detectives Owen
and Smith. Dooley and his men are
medium sized and the three six footers
tossed them from the place. 4 few
minutes later Dooley entered at the
head of ten patrolmen with night sticks
and the three young men We're dragged,
handcuffed, 10 the station.
A London dispatch says Ethel Barry
more confirms the report of her engage
ment to Capt. Harry Graham. Capt.
Graham formerly was IL the Cold
stream guards. and for over FIVE years
was on the staff of Lord Mimic, gov
ernor general of Canada. He at pres
ent is private secretary to Lord Rose
berry. and as such is interested in pol
itics. He also has achieved a consider
able reputation as writer. Graham is
the second son of Sir Henry Graham,
X. G. B., and is 80 years old. He makes
his home in London. Miss Barrymore
and her fiance met for the first time
about eight years ago, during her second
visit to England. The date of the mar
riage has not yet been fixed but it will
take place the latter part of next winter
or in the early spring, probably in Amer
lea Miss Barrymore has no intention
of retiring from the stage after her mar
riage. She will sail the latter part of
August for America. going TO San Fran
cisco TO open her season.