Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-02-02

claim that NOT only is he the most
! learned King today. hut is the hcSl-trnv- |
eIed man among the royal heads of Eu- |
rope
King oscar is a Bernadotte. SON of
Oscar l. aud of Josephine of l.euchtcu-
berg. who was the daughter of Beau
harnalS, the StcpSUu of Napoleon. IliS |
wife, whom he married III 1871, was
the sister Of the Graud Duke of l.uXem-
huurg.
REV FRANCIS l.. PATTON. u.
H., IL, H.. president OF Princeton Theo-
Logical seminary. was born in bermuda |
January -. 1913. lie was educated
first at Warwick academy. Bermuda.
and then ut University college. Toronto |
He studied theology at Knox college
Toronto and then mt Princeton, aud was
graduated from Princeton seminary IN
1860.
After his ordination in the same year
he was pastor of several churches IN
New York and Brooklyn until 1877.
when hr became professor III the Thcu
Logical Seminary of the Northwest in
Chicago From 1873 to 1876 DIR. Pat
ton edited The Interior. the rrcshytc-
rian UNCONVENTIONAL paper in Chicago
Out of the relation grew the famous
Swing ease the controversy between
DIR. Patton and Prof. David Swing, re-
suling in Prof. Swings trial for hcresy,
Patton his leaving the church, In 1851
DR. Patton took chair at Princeton
Theological seminary
In 1883 he became president of Prince
ton university which position hc reliu
pushed in 1902 to become president of
Princeton Theological seminary, I)r.
Patton was the representative from
| America tn the Pan Presbyterian council
! at Edinburgh in 1878, and in the same
! yCar he was moderator Of the PresbF-
| terrain General assembly.
ELISHA W. KEYES, for many years
Il Republican leader in Wisconsin, was
1S2S lie is one of the first of living
pioneers to settle IN Wisconsin. having
resided in the state continuously since
1887.
Mr. NeycS has never held any public
office above that of the postmastcrslip
of the city of Ma Olson. In 1861 lac was
appointed postmaster at Madison by
President Lincoln, and no has held the
position most Of the time since, lie is
perhaps the only postmaster ia the coun-
| try who has been appointed hy six diff
! ferent presidents having received cent
mission, from Lincoln. Johnson. Grant,
| Hayes Mckinley and Roosevelt,
For tcH years Mr.. kcye~ was the
chairman Of the Republican state cen
2
Which time his admirable political gen
cralship won the friendship and admira
/ tiou uf such noted Republicans ~ Grant,
/ Garfield and Blaine.
MISS BEATRICE HARRADEN.
iaulhor of "Shps That Pass m she Night
] ,,.as horn at IIauipstrgd EurIaud. Ian
r,rc ~ 1864 Miss Uarrndou il a II. 4
J nf fnI,l,r uuiypr.ity where She TOOK her
/ I,qre. n, mathematics as we'll a4 elias
/ .ir. She WAS scarcely known i'm the
/ literary .et Of london when her book.
/ ..Sline gIat Pass in the Night. " an
r,,rrJ
a,n I ,rl BYRON. she awokp one morn,
;,,1 ~. trd Lrr.eIf fouiuu. Her fame
-, .,.tsat f., Tie United States. where
! l,r l,,l had am rnnrtnou4 sale About
,l,' ,j,,,. ,i,,,t sLr wan fame Miss UIorra
ions L.llth broke down and size came t.
,,,ari,.. and for some time resided i'm |
,',i,rlr,j, ,.,tL Lenc6rial results.
M. IItrr.,Jau il nm enthusiastic nd !
,.,,.ata - ,,,,rgl,'s suffrage and dryol |
/ W t,I;,,,.,r a., tL, higher edurgtiuu Of |
wv 1i,,,. tLa nnLIiration of her
G,..' f.roons work SIN. has written five |
met witl, much success.
/ JOSEPH H. CUOATE, late Amrri-
/ can ambassador 10 Great Britain. was !
- years old Jan - and during lhr Ei'a'
er part Of the dag be was Kept hG%} !
acknow ledgiue lln congratulations thar |
poured in upon INN IA ''uiiii'7~ nun
/ Der A.,
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