Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-04-21

Charles hleln play. Inc Lion ana
Mouse is to be noyelized by the author
Lipman COIN, said to be banker of
Macon. Ga. died suddenly of apoplexy
while visiting the Eden Musee
Harry Lehr, after observing the ut
most secrecy about his departure, left
New York on the liner st. Louis. Ills
wife was not with him.
Gen. Adna +. Chaffee. retired. has
been rendered the position of president
of the New York Society for the Proven
ton of Cruelty to Animals at a salary of
$4,000 per AMMAN.
Mrs Nanny Langhorn Shaw will be-
come Mrs. Astor in May in spite of the
popular prejudice against this month for
matrimonial purposes Both Mrs. Shaw
and Waldorf Astor were born on the
same day in May and have fixed upon it
for their wedding.
There are lots of women looking for
work i'm New York. Just imagine 1880
of them applying for 100 positions to be
filled by the municipal service commits
sion. The positions are those OF attend
ants at the public recreation piers, and
the pay is only fair. Still there were
ton There are now on file 800 applica-
tions for places on the police eligible list.
On the New York stock exchange aft
er the call money rates had touched 30
per cent the National City bank made
loans at q per cent 1t would not lend
more than $4,000 to any one house,
but a number of brokers on the floor
were able to secure this amount at that
figure. There was not enough to go
around and the rather unusual spectacle
of brokers matching for $4,000, if only
as Il loan, was witnessed.
Don't make mistake of believing
that in the possession of things there is
happiness" said John ID. Rockefeller,
.Ir. to the Bible class in the Fifth Ave
nue. Baptist church. There is no real,
permanent happiness i'll mere possession.
Take my word for it, having wealth does
not mean having happiness. If you be
lieve so you may live to find yourself
mistaken Mr. Rockefeller laid great
stress on take my word for it"
Morris Gottlieb is madly in love with
Maude Adams, and as Il sequel is being
treated i'll Bellevue as an insane person.
For seventeen weeks Morris has stood in
the wings of the Empire theater, watch
to obtain the golden opinions of those
who have witnessed her success. Morris.
who is 30 years of age, is an electrician.
and in that capacity, was present at each
performance of Peter PAN Friday he
could stand ii no longer. Knowing the
futility of his infatuation and fearing he
might do his goddess some harm, he
walked into Bellevue hospital and asked
to be treated for insanity.
The committee appointed to consider
the proposition of the Trinity corpora
ton has reported to the board of esti-
mate in favor of closing the present
Thames street and the construction of a
wider Thames street, twenty-three feet
north of the present line of the Trinity
building The corporation wants to en-
large this building. which is one of the
finest i'll the country, and then build
another of like size where the Borel
building stood, with both buildings ex-
tending through to Trinity place. In
the present Trinity building the West
inghouse company has offices. as have
also c. NJ. Schwab and John w. Gates
Religious services as exclusive i'm their
character as ) O'Clock teas in the homes
of the socially elect are the newest oc-
casions for gatherings of the feminine
division of the New York 400" They
are being held on Thursday afternoons
at the ST. Regis. Admission is by in
VitatOn, and if you are not of the fash
ionable set YOU need not come round to
pray. Tea is served between hymns,
and young women enter as enthuSi-
astically into the singing of the latter as
into the pouring of the first named. The
first hymn tea of the season was a gilt
tering social success. II was attended
by 300 daughters of notable families.
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prayed with as much fervor as partici-
pants in typical Methodist experience
meeting"
Rev. DIR. William II. Huntington. rec
tor of Grace church, New York. said in
introducing ii speaker at lecture in
private house, that he didn't sympathize
with the view that flat life of New York
was detrment. He said there is no
| the city to live. and that those who re-
gret it should make the best of it..
These flats. however. are the despair of
the parish clergyman" he added. They
are hermetically sealed In the old DAYS
Il minister of the gospel was privileged
| tn cross the threshold of almost any
dwelling Not so with these apartment
houses. Nowadays the visiting clergy
man is likely to be met with a placard
equivalent To saying that all applicants
are respectfully referred to the charity
| organization society"
A Chinaman in brilliant purple raj
ment. looking rs though he had lust
graduated from Il Doyer street Turkish
bath made his sensational appearance
in the TomhS police court and swept nm
the aisle to the rail Of the trial enclosure
| with the ma ieStic tread of one who had
| fallen heir to all the agony III the Chi
neSe empire Upon reaching the rail he
paused and careSSed his left Jaw as if If
| had been working overtime on chop suev
or sharks fins. Got much tooth hurt. =
he said. addressing the policeman III the
gate. Come back later and get a sum
mons, replied the cop. The judge won't
he here for some time yet" No tooth
| velly much hurt. persisted the Chink.
| raising his hand 10 his jaw. Indicating