Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-10-20

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James Jeffrey Roche, consul to Genoa,
has had a monument erected to his faith
ers memory at Charlottetown, p. e. l..
where the latter was a schooimaster.
Father Southwell. for seventeen years
head of the Irish Carmelite order in
New York city, sailed for Dublin, where
he has been called by the head of his
order.
The two Cleveland clerks who clinched
in a Quarrel and went down to death
from a fourth story window tackled
quite as effectively as football players
occasionally do on the gridiron.
The man who coaxed the Grand Lama
of Thibet to purchase an automobile evil
IDENTIFY has designs upon the throne. 4Ae
Grand Lama may indulge in 'scorching"
and shoot from the roof of the world"
A New York woman has been driven
to suicide because she could not secure
servant girl. Think Of this, mistresses
Of households who complain that your
servant girls will drive you to distrac
Elton.
For fifty years Ohio has had at least
one member of Congress named Taylor.
e. L. Taylor and Col w. A. Taylor are
at present the respective Republican and
Democratic nominees for Congress from
tho Columbus district.
Prof. w. III. Holmes, chief of the bu-
reau of American ethnology will within
a short time start for Hawaii to make
an important Investigation of the racial
types there, under the authorization of
Congress at the last session.
The statistics just issued at Calcutta
which show that 24,034 persons were
killed by snakes and wild beasts in In
da during a single year ought to in
dicate a good market for snake antidote
Of the Kentucky variety.
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The Barbados Tercentenary stamp, de-
signed by Lady Garter, the governors
wife, is now ready, eight months after
the official celebration. The trunk of
the basbab tree. from which the island
takes its name, and a Sixteenth century
brig are the chief features of the design
The Pulitzer scholarship has been
awarded by Barnard college to Miss
Olive E. Thompson of New York city
She is a graduate of the Wadleigh high
school, 1906. This scholarship has been
held since its foundation in 1899 by
graduates of the Wadleigh high school.
The venturesome pair who were re-
duced to dog diet during their honey
moon across Labrador have made a
start that will enable them to appre-
ciate the value of a square meal even
in welded bliss in looking forward to
which emotional brides and grooms some
times feel that they can live on love-"
Col. John Jacob Aston, Perry Belmont, |
Harry Payne Whitney, and Mrs. Michael |
L. Grace are all said to be particularly |
anxious to buy the original commission |
granted by William and Mary in 1854 to
William Penn, appointing him governor
of New York, which is for private sale |
in London.
Dowie says he has had a vision in |
which he was advised to abandon his |
Mexican project. If John Alexander |
had conjured something of this sort to
recommend greater care in the manage
ment of his Zion City venture he would |
probably be more acceptable today,
among his cid followers.
The Leeds Mercury is authority for
the assertion that an Italian captains
theory that sails can be made more
effective by perforating them has been
is supported by the results of expert
ment This will amuse many an olu |
yachtsman who has wet down his sails
to make them tight and also increase the
value of old canvas that would require !
patching if holes did not count as pow |
er-producers.
During the past seven years the Epis- |
copal diocese of Chicago has furnished |
that church with seven bishops They |
are Samuel c. Edsall, bishop OF Minueso- |
ia; Theodore y. Morrison. bishop of |
Iowa; Arthur l.. Williams, bishop of Ne |
braska; Charles L. Anderson. bishop Of |
Chicago; Frederick Keator bishop of
Olympia, Wash; NJ. Edward Fawsett.
bishop of Quincy, and Bishop Seadding
of Ore son, who was consecrated on Sat
urday