Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-12-15

Maine is a young lawyer in the New
York office of Governor-elect Hughes.
Gen. Sir Ian Hamilton, who may sue
coed Lord Kitchener as commandments
chief in India, has been wounded in al
most every action in which he has taken
part.
DR.. Martin Friedrich, health officer
tells the millionaires Of Cleveland, o..
that the city needs a big new hospital
The existing hospitals are overcrowded
he says.
Th,fts of silyerware from the cruisers
Minneapolis and Denver should admon-
ish the commanders Of ships to train
their big guns on the silver lockers dur
ing times Of peace.
The construction of a private long-dis-
lance race course for automobiles on
Long Island, by club of milionaires,
will make road-race slaughter a private
matter in one instance, at least.
4 letter from Gladstone to Cyrus W.
Field. written during the Civil war. has
just been sold for $101. 1t ends thus Il
am. in short, follower of Gen. Scott.
With him l say. Hayward sisters, 80 in
peace Immortal fame be to him for his
wise and courageous advice, amounting
TO prophecy"
The laying at Portsmouth, England, of
the keel-plates of a battleship that is
to he larger than the mucb-discussed
Dreadnaught is further proof that the
British admiralty has reached the con
clusion that big ships carrying guns of
the largest caliber are to DO the heavy
fighting Of the future.
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Mrs. Caroline Bache Barnes. great
granddaughter of Benjamin Franklin, is
- years old, but never fails to take Il
daily spin on her bicycle, sometimes
making a 20-mile jaunt. Mrs. Barnes is
a professional nurse and is regarded as
the youngest old woman in Vineland, y.
j.. where she resides.
Judge Joseph Burlington of Pittsburg
has appointed japanese as his mes
senger in the United States circuit court.
4 MS II sdiu W bG lAAG INST Aill4C d 4Ot-
eigner has been appointed to a govern
ment office, according TO officials in the
federal building X Moi is the new mes
sengers name He rs about % years of
age and speaks fair English.
Daniel Zintsmaster, a wealthy resi-
dent of Huntington, Ind. has had erect
I'd on his country place a log cabin, an
exact duplication of the old Abraham
Lincoln home The cabin houses a large
number of Indian and other relics owned
by Mr.. Zintsmaster, who is banker.
Several matched buildings of Filipino
style are also included in the grounds
decorations about a pretentious modern
residence.
Winston Spencer Churchill, the par
liamentary secretary of the colonial Of
fee, is going to the. West Indies about
Christmas TO study the resources of the
islands, especially the prospects of eX'
tending cotton-growing with the view
point of possible government aid. The
Duke of Marlborough and Sir Alfred
Jones. president of the Liverpool cham
Der Of commerce, and others interested
in the islands, will accompany Mr.
Churchill.
Lady Rosalind Frances, Countess o
Carlisle who has been elected presiden
Of the Worlds w. G. L. T., is promi
nent temperance worker in England
She IS also president of the British Won
ans Temperance association and one -
the leading members of the Woman
Liberal Federation. She is the youngcs
daughter of Lord Stanley OF Aldcriy an
in 1864 was married to the Earl o
Carlisle of the Norfolk and ilowar
families.
When James II. Garfield enters til
cabinet he will be the youngest memb,
in that body, being three years Oh
iunior of Postmaster Gcnnr;
Cortelyou. who has held that distiuctio
ever since he became member of IL
Presidents official family. Mr. CARTE
WAS horn in October. 1860, and ha
therefore. just passed his forty-tr
birthday. While Cortelyou was forty-to
Inst July. but when he became Seer
tary of Commerce and Labor he ~
: months under Al.
Mrs. Beverly Kennon of Georgetow
ID. C.. great-granddaughter of Ne
Gusts. has the wedding costume We
when Ms Martha Gusts married {
George Washington. The dress is
heavy, large figured brocade, yellow
by age: the design is branches of 70:
with large-eafed vines between
clusters. There is in addition to the So'
the large bonnet. handkerchief. glo'
and fan. When Mrs kennon MARI
she wore the gown. and so did her mo
ar and grandmother before her.
King Edward has been Responsible
the introduction of more fashions ii
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