Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-08-12


The Prince and Princess Henri Galard
de Bean ct de Chalas arrived here on
the steamer La Touraine. The prince is
secretary of the French embassy to Rus
STA, and the princess was Miss Beatrice
WinanS, daughter of Ross Winans of
Baltimore.
For the first time in several seasons a
brunette has been chosen as queen of
the baby and floral parade at Asbury
Park. AS Queen Titania," when the
annual fete takes place this year. Miss
Clara Belle Logan, daughter of James
Parke Logan, New York merchant,
will reign over the festivities.
Two deaths and one burial at sea.
among passengers of the North German
Lloyd steamship Bremen, We're reported
when the liner arrived i'll New York.
Mrs. Dollie Edmonton Nedder, aged 81
years, a first cabin passenger and widow
of Capt. .. O. Fedder, L. 5. A.. died
July %. Her body was brought to port.
\ passenger who died in the steerage
was buried at sea.
New corporations authorized in July
under the laws of the eastern states
with a capital of $1,000,000 or more,
reach a total of only SCI ,315, 900, by far
the smallest amount for any month dur
ing the current year. July has been
small month for years, however, in mat
tiers of this kind. Charters for com
panies capitalized at less than $1,000
900 aggregate $39,995,00O.
Money and jewelry valued at $1,000
We're stolen by expert craeksmen who
recently blew open a safe in the cigar
store and billiard room of Charles Arm
bruster x Co.. 1919 Third avenue. New
York city. The safe stood within ten
feet of the door, but no one saw the
burglars at work. Covers from the pool
and billiard tables wrapped around the
safe muffled the noise of the explosion.
There has been the enormous increase
of $50, $780, $50 in the amount of the de-
posts in the 100 savings banks of New
York state during the last year. This is
the largest increase of any one year in
the history of the state. OF this sum,
the increase during the last six months
has been about So, 100000. Prior to
this year the largest increase in any one
year was in 1899, when deposits in
| creased S71,336,2S0.
| Horse cars of the most antiquated pat
! tern. which have been running ON Grand
street, New York city, for half CEN
| fury, have gone out of commission. They
will be superseded by the underground
trolley. The old horse car line which
passed through what was not many years
ago New York's principal retail district,
connected the Des Brosses street ferry,
North river, with the Grand street ferry,
East river, and was overtlowed with
traffic in rush hours.
Champe $. Andrews, an attorney, and
his client, DIR. John A. Harris. indicted
together on a charge of eXtortion were
| discharged by Justice Olmsted in the
court of special sessions The eXtortion
charge was made by Mrs Alice Stro-
Snider. who said she made restitution to
DR. Harris of about $4,000 in real es-
tate in return for an equal amount of
money which DR.. Harris claims he lost
at a game of cards with the plaintiff 5
husband, John II. Strosnider.
Baron Won Hengelmuller, the Anstro
Hungarian ambassador to the United
States: Sir Edmund John Munson, the
former British ambassador to France,
and Lady Munson arrived on the steam
er Caronia from Liverpool. Other pas
! sengers ON the Carona were Bishop
| Thomas Bowman of the Methodist
| church of East Orange, y. j., Maj.-Gen.
! Sails Schwabe. lieutenant governor of
| the Royal hospital at Chelsea. England.
! and Rev. DIR. j. H. Eccleston, dean of
theological seminary of Virginia.
About 20O0 sailors from the sixteen
| hattleships and cruisers in New York
harbor visited the city the other day
for the sole purpose of having a good
time, They had with them about $120,-
900 of the coin of the realm. carrying
from $40 to $50 each. Their friends
saw that this sum was placed in eircula-
ton, and little, or none. of it went back
on shipboard. Many visited the neigh
borhood of the Brooklyn navy yards,
others wandered in twoS and threes up
and down the Bowery and through the
Tepderloiu.
Hannah Elias, the terrible black wom-
an who caused all the trouble for Million
aire John K. Plat, is now at Long
Branch occupying cottage of great pre-
tentionS. She has about dozen serv-
ants. Mrs. Elias was seen for the first
time recently the other day on Bath ave
nue.. While nobody seems to know any
thing about her ii seems likely that she
is again at the cottage Van Note Real
estate men are indignant, and one points
the finger of suspicion at the other. but
the truth will perhaps not be known, Us
It is openly stated that if the man is
7 AN''l'N t'N " tAt bS 0iANGEA btAA VI blSAAlSSS
here.
Miss Florence Rhett, secretary To ]
Pierpont Morgan. has sailed for Europe
Miss Rhett has been in Mr. Morgan 5
employ as household manager and So
cial secretary to the family for six years
but has hitherto managed TO escape pub
he notice. She relieved Mrs Morgan
who dislike household responsibility, of
the care of her magnificent homes in
New York, West Point and london
Her word is absolute in each establish
meut. She engages and discharges the
servants and purchases ali the supplies
She is not restricted as To expenses. The
New York house is all ready for Mr.
Morgan when he returns from Europe
Bob Fitzsimmons came to town on tht
American liner St Paul. With him wa.
Mrs. FitzSimmOnS. There also were sev.
en- trunks. four bags, two French poodles
and little Miss Fitzsimmons
Been TO France" said Bob. "PariS