Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-01-26

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Ellen Terry is coming to the United
States 10 make her farewell tour for the
first time.
Edward Everett Hale has attended
Presidents receptions since 1862, and on
the last occasion he presented one of his
grandchildren.
Southern California has been drenched
by the heaviest storm in years, and there
is fresh opportunity for speculation as
things.
Edwin U. Curtis, former mayor OF
Boston, has accepted the position of as
sistant treasurer in charge of the United
States sub-treasury in Boston, to sue
coed the late George A. Marden.
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver d. Woodruff of
Southington. CT, last week celebrated
their golden wedding by repeating their
honeymoon trip to Saratoga. Uncle
Saul Finch, now 81 years old, again
drove them to the railroad station
Edward +. Hamlin has been executive
secretary at the Massachusetts state
house for thirty years. He has served
under fourteen governors-Rice, Talbot,
Long. Butler, Robinson, Ames, Bracket,
Russell, Greenhalge, WolcOtt Crane,
Bates, Douglas and Guild.
Congressman Cyrus Sulloway of New
Hampshire, towers high over all his col
leagues in the House, the disparity of
stature being noticeable when the mem
bers rise for prayer. Even Vice Presi-
dent Fairbanks is compelled to look up
when he meets the Yankee skyscraper.
4 lively memory of things only re-
Gently past will make the people of
Naples and the surrounding country
more appreciative than residents in other
parts of the world of the situation in
Hawaii where Mauna Loa is sending
down a stream of molten lava half a
mile wide.
The income of Mrs. John Jacob Astor
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her resources are practically unlimited
Although she is now IS years old and
great-grandmother, she retains her po-
siton in society. She is more sought |
after than any woman in America by |
those with social aspirations
DR.. w. w. Keen, who for nearly |
half-century has been prominently iden- |
titled with medical institutions in Phil !
adelphia, has resigned as professor of |
surgery in Jefferson Medical college. Fol |
lowing the acceptance of his resignation |
DIR. Keen was made professor emeritus |
lie will sail for Europe soon, and will |
remain abroad a year or more
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The dispatches from various parts of |
the world reporting the fact that the |
seismographs in scientific institutions |
have been agitated by an extensive
earthquake will probably convince the |
people of Holldaysburg, Pennsylvania, |
where a powder mill "let go'' with ter
rife effect, yesterday, that their little |
shake was more than Il coincidence. aft /!
er all.
Sir Thomas Upton has offered another |
cup, to be raced for by yachts during |
the progress of the jamestown EXPOSE |
ton. The titled yachtsman has given |
away many a mug. and he will probaLly
add to his list of trophies of this kind; |
but he would give double the number of
Upton cups now in existence if he could
get his hands ON the famous america
Gun and put it in the mug locker of
Shamrock.
OF the eighty-four young women in the
freshman class of Harvards annex for
young women, seventysix are from Mas
sachusetts homes; Maine, New Hamp-
shire, Delaware, South Carolina Nebras-
ka and Hawaii contribute the Others
The average age of the young women
as 10. Twenty of them are Unitarians,
twelve Congregationalists, ten Episcopa
lians, ten Roman Catholics, nine Ban
fists. Twenty-Five are daughters of col
lege-bred fathers.
The Army Canteen Club is the name
of a new organization composed of wom-
en- which has been founded at Washing
ton, and is expected soon to have
branches in different parts of the United
States. Its members consider that the
restoration of the post canteen is tenn