Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-06-30

navigating the waters Of N,.,. a
as far as Fort Washiugtou "" g
passed nearly perfect SIC
def answers 10 questions r.r..,.'a,
pages OF foolscap. Miss More. t'St
certiheate as master of her ..-
yacht, the Waturas. which ,."tfS
onged to the Emperor Fran.s. be-
She also has license for p.a.1N>@4
waters. a letter of recommo.I.,;..+
companylng her application II. t.I 'e
board stated that she had NOR. II '. ''ai
steered the Waturas thron.l ,I o4ee
! crowded parts of the East r.yar I ir,
young woman is an adept in >.t+s,, i|
nails and working the ships ra.n@r,,11
she has been master since 1891 r."
only other woman who hold. g. ,9, W
license for these waters is Mis-, tn,SN
j. Jensen, who sells fresh watar NINA
| sells. ''N
With the roses comes the trolley c.a
She is the summer girl, of cIlu..a en-
a special kind, and you Wont t,5
like everywhere. She hmri~.- fl
New York to the village ami l.a. .,. ."
however, and her lack of uhou.. -" I
to a process of natural Sclpr-t.4 r..i.
than to eXclusiveness. Ppra..E ,r...
ably on the front seat Of q >p,.3a.., i,.
gernaut car she risks Witness. .-s
sOiilN uNNAuClltS DlitltlN as
the benzine buggy. Yet when rta ..
dent does happen she is far NOV. ,o.5'.
hearted than the average autow.aH. ..5
Hers the first scream that toll. + IT,
victims fall; hers the first l.a.t.
soothe the suffering. Watch lm. ~.
best. when the public's ear i ,t'..#+.
countryward; when her eve, ft,...
anticipation of park delights In5 +
she Is trlfe too uncOnvenfiu..I 10. t.
her waist does not always r.pe,sa .ge
encircing arm of her hypuotizeI asc1..
It IS because loves young dle3m ma>t
hold sway when years and ~as... .'i
hour ale contributory. And. .hsr ,~
there are so many of her prrp.Ettir,, ,l'
same encrOaching endearmpDt -la+ %
sibly there's no great harm IN # In ros
load lots. '"
1t is doubtful if any other lar-e r,ry +,
| the world has so MANY island. ...g
its municipal boundaries a. has Vs..
York. Some of these island, .... NAV,
dots. Others are large enough il. Ior,
almost the dimensions of cities Gnr.
ernor's island. with its area of N ar-5.
is the property of the federal .,arn.o.
ment and is assessed at S5GON0n H.
the CITY, which is $4,000 an acre. ana as
land values go in New York. THAI ,rra
is low. Blackwell's island, which cover.
IA acres, is valued at Sl2unum
which is at the rate of $4,000 III, acre.
Wards island is valued m S9000m
and Randall's at S5.OOOO0O. Nomr
Brother Island is held at $22OuN. EE
er's at S537 900 and Harris is,arIj i.
$350,000. The most important II me-
islands included in the boundaries #
Greater New York is, of course. Nanhat-
tan, the value of which is practically m
caculable. 1t is at least S5,000,0O0,000:
how much more is conjectural Tha mr
ough of Brooklyn includes Coney island
The Whole of the borough eff Richmond
is an island. valued by the city for lax
purposes at about $50,000.000. Tie area
of Staten island is 10000 acres. which il
almost three times the size of MauLat
tan.
To demonstrate to the German En-
peror that there is no personal aumo~
ity in criticism of his portrait presented
recently to the Brooklyn institute Of
Arts and Sciences, trustees Of tle r
stitution have started movement 70
raise by popular subscription lafse
sum with which to pay for a painting
of President Roosevelt to be ,ant to -ae
Emperor on behalf of the citizens Of
Brooklyn. Bitter feeling has RESULTED
from the Emperor's presentation - the
Brooklyn institute of the portrait Of Inn
self. Prof. Hooper's criticism was made
in letter in the course of which De
criticised the portrait because it was
copy of the Corcos picture and OF 10
value as work of art. -
The 5-year-old daughter of pan
Hanna of Cleveland came horne from
Europe with her mother the ataer day.
Il .Iar.N
playmate. During her stay 10 E"lt
Mrs. Hanna had a special audience WIN
his holiness and took her little a4a-g
ter along. AT the terminate of tie ayr
dience Mrs. Hanna Withdrew. I'D mr.
ante-chamber she missed her aaj--u.
Retracing her steps she was amazed
find the head of the Catholic raH.G
down on his hands and knees VIA ,.s
child in a similar position, both #fIaI'~
ly searching for something.
Finally the Pope held up Typ A'l..
"Oh, that's it!'' cried little Miss pa.
ma. The Pope patted her aead. aad II.
er expressing thanks. Mrs. Hanna or! "a"
venturesOme little daughter away. .:
Why. papa" she said i'm ds,s.".D1
her experience on her return l .'>'
my medal and went back tor Il. ', ,7
the nice old gentleman about l. a..
shook his head like he und'g~ 3 '-
WheH began TO look on iAF . .l
down on his hands and bu"e~ .,.
me. He found it first. II. w"
nice man. papa; don't yon r.sna 81
Mr. Hanna replied that J. N
of it.
Freedom for a man who
ty to selling merchandise N0..
~ 100000 which did not belong T
and appropriating the mau"s. x
years in prison for anorhe,
cents. We're the portions u
two prisoners in New l.
Henry Hirschman was
the firm of Hirschmau
bers in mems FURNISHING
1904 1t is alleged that -.-e.
firm obtained a high comm .t
on the strength of which
100000 worth of goods q
ton taken by the credlf r.
firm into bankruptcy. WI. a
tered plea of guilty,
of the creditors asked taH- Is
suspended. as the pri-
brother had made partia.
promised to make compl"r
The man who went O. b.